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.
This week - Anthropic's marketing of Claude Mythos was extravagant, but what is the reality for enterprise CISOs? Neurodiverse workplaces are better workplaces, but we aren't there yet. Context is key to enterprise AI - what are we learning? Events are still in season, and so are podcasts.
This week - time for a diginomica research reveal: enterprise data health is the topic, and the wake-up call is now. Are context graphs a trillion dollar opportunity - and what we can take from this debate? A couple rants, a few whiffs - and it's another spunky week in the enterprise.
This week - agentic project success and failure gets defined. Meanwhile, diginomica research has your AI versus SaaS data findings. The dangers of CX disconnect, and the perils of AI workslop for open source - not to mention open source communities at a crossroads. Meta had a rough week, Anthropic fared better, and OpenAI whiffed.
This week - Oracle earnings punch back on the SaaS-is-dead narrative, but Adobe's CEO departure shows that market upheaval isn't to trifle with. Can Bayesian AI change industries like healthcare? Meta has a Meta kind of week, and enterprises don't care for token economics.
This week - the requirements of a CIO have never been so intense; the diginomica network reveals the top 12. Thanks to AI regulation drama, software supply chain risk is now a hot/thorny topic. Is the SaaSpocalypse narrative becoming (more) sober? Sovereign AI, stateful AI agents, and yeah - some big whiffs.
This week - AI adoption versus ROI is the big enterprise story, but what has the diginomica network learned? Jack Dorsey says Block's mass layoffs are about AI, but a closer look is warranted. Knowledge velocity is a thing, and so is Anthropic's enterprise impact. But will I blow a gasket? Let's find out...
This week: AI wants to eat software, but can it? A fresh wave of critics bring a reality check. Speaking of reality check, enterprise LLM agents are getting a deterministic architectural makeover, as vendors acknowledge that out-of-the-box LLMs aren't what customers need. Microsoft continues its epic streak - in the whiffs section.
This week - a viral LinkedIn skirmish sparks one of diginomica's best agentic AI pieces of the year. Plus: Frugal AI sounds refreshing, but what does it take? LinkedIn's algo has a proxy bias problem - and, as always, your whiffs.
This week - can enterprises achieve AI fluency in 2026? If so, how will they get there? CES is not a show for the hype-allergic, but this year, the robotics angle had enterprise relevance. We start the year with some doozy whiffs.
This week - we roundup the highs and lows of 2025 one last time, and strap in for the 2026 kick off, with an early focus on: agentic realities, talent and hiring. Will the gap between leaders and laggards take hold? It's a new year, but the whiffs keep coming...
This week - as the year winds down, let's take stock: what did we actually learn about AI project success? Meanwhile, IBM keeps things interesting with its Confluent acquisition - but why Confluent, and why now? Robotics is debated, and the whiffs keep rolling.
The tech prognosticators, soothsayers, and ninjas of AI foresight are at it again - but so are we. Welcome to the tenth annual enterprise un-predictions, where satire brings buzzword relief, and the holiday eggnog is extra spicy.
