News items from this week that didn't make the cut for full analysis, but deserve an airing. This week, Apple's new CEO hasn't fallen far from the tree, Anthropic-centered war and peace noises from the winner of the FIFA Peace Prize, and AI is tracking Meta employees at work - surely not!!!
Everyone, SAP included, is at an early stage of the agentic AI journey...
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.
Narayen leaves behind a company dealing with creative consumers and enterprises going through a period of heavy transformation.
Black music and culture are AI’s most exploited victims
AWS’s Lisa Lewison on why financial services AI ambitions live or die on data consolidation - and what NatWest, Allianz, LSEG, and Nationwide are doing about it.
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.
Agentic AIs are on everyone’s lips. But are they your tools, or your partners? And what if they turn into a Gremlin after midnight? Either way, management and observability are the keys
Even SUSE’s personable, diplomatic CEO can’t evade questions about US politics, and to his credit, he tackles them head on. But what has all this got to do with enterprise choice and resilience?
As the Social Media responsibility and regulation debates rage on, one vendor CEO offers his firm's take on a very modern social crisis.
