Google Cloud doesn't have thirty years of enterprise relationships to draw on. Its answer is to remain open, co-invest, embed engineers, and walk into customer environments to prove the art of the possible. Whether that playbook scales is the question the next few years will answer.
A conversation with the co-CEOs of marketing automation company Klaviyo suggests that, as agents take over the work of finding and evaluating products, much of what we know as ‘shopping’ may simply disappear.
AI needs enterprise context to work well. Atlassian’s Shamik Sharma explains the structural fix most companies are missing when deploying AI to service teams.
Is Google Cloud vying to be the ‘Android of the AI enterprise’? Or is its strategy actually more like Apple’s iOS? We bring the latest announcements from Google Cloud Next.
ServiceNow’s latest earnings beat expectations and the vendor has raised its guidance. We speak with Amit Zavery, President, Chief Product Officer and Chief Operating Officer, to understand the meaning behind the headline figures - and to dive deeper into pricing.
A familiar enterprise problem raises its head again...
This week - CIOs know that AI adoption isn't optional, but how should they play it out? Salesforce makes headless noise at TDX - but the headless stakes have changed. Agentic substrate is a brutal catchphrase, but the stakes are high there too; I'll explain why. Your whiffs are, well, doozies.
Who pays the electricity bill in the end?
Drilling down into the details of Salesforce's AgentExchange announcement...
Using AI for education, utilization and governance at major Oxford academic institute
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Oracle recently launched 22 agentic apps. Meanwhile, the markets do their pinball thing, and software stocks rise (a bit) amidst the noise. But what does this mean for customers? At Oracle AI World New York City, I dug in. What follows is a best-of from those talks, along with my hot takes.
Three UK supermarkets provide updates on their AI thinking.
Celonis President Carsten Thoma joins the podcast to discuss why operational context is the missing ingredient for enterprise AI, why vendor lock-in undermines agentic returns, and why the real impact of AI may require a renegotiation of the social contract.
Roll up, roll up! Get your wallets ready for the next hype cycle: physical AI. But fear not, analysts are here to guide you. Possibly.
iTrent from MHR is the basis of a new era of improved HR and payroll operations
Celonis' Christoph Schettler declares that the era of reactive supply chains is over. As geopolitical disruptions in critical maritime corridors destabilize global trade, business leaders must move from model-driven planning to real-time execution by closing the gap between their plans and operational reality.
