diginomica digital careers report - 12 requirements to be a CIO
In partnership with the London School of Economics, this month the diginomica network shares the key skills you need to succeed in digital leadership
The new professional and IT as a service
Executive Intelligence podcast - Certinia founder Deb Ashton on the changing services business, learning from customers, and seizing opportunities as they come
Deb Ashton has been one of the constants at Certinia through more than two decades of change. In this podcast, she reflects on some of the lessons learned, the challenges for services businesses today, and being ready to seize opportunity.
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How Accenture is minding the AI enterprise adoption gap
This is the time of quiet enterprise work with AI, argues Accenture's Fer Lucini.
ServiceNow's Autonomous Workforce is here and it's impressive - are enterprises ready for it?
ServiceNow's launch of Autonomous Workforce and EmployeeWorks marks a credible step from AI assistance to AI execution - with governance and repeatability at its core. Whether enterprises are ready to take the leap is another question entirely.
Why TCS and Honeywell are focusing on India with autonomous building capability
A passage to India as part of a new joint initiative.
Cisco (not so) Live Amsterdam - a retrospective wrap on the firm's EMEA gathering with "a whole new Cisco" on show
Looking back at an EMEA gathering that delivered a lot of content...
"AI that executes on its own, not AI that supports" - where are humans in Fujitsu's bold software engineering vision for the future?
Fujitsu envisions a world of non-stop execution in systems development. Brave new world?
The Julia Child method - how Atlassian taught 14,000 non-developers to build AI agents
Atlassian now runs nearly one AI agent per employee. I met with SVP Tal Saraf to discuss what's working, who's building them, and why the gaps matter.
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Five years from now, there will be more AI legacy systems to deal with than any other kind! Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has some enterprise pragmatism to dole out as the deployment gap widens
It's 45 years since Infosys was founded and Nilekani has seen more than a few tech revolutions. But the AI tectonic shift is something different, he cautions.
If tech providers were more clear with buyers about what they actually do, it would help reduce AI confusion! Tough love from Hackett Group CEO Ted Fernandez
Hackett data suggests gen AI adoption is delivering productivity gains for organizations in key areas. Now for the shift to agentic...
OpenAI's AI talent war with Anthropic - leaving aside the point scoring, here's how the personal agent meme might shape the enterprise
OpenAI has signed on Peter Steinberger, the pioneer of the viral OpenClaw open source personal agentic development tool. Qwibit Co-founder Gavriel Cohen, who developed NanoClaw, a more code-efficient and secure alternative, weighs in on implications for the enterprise.
"Where is the value creation?" - Capgemini CEO Aiman Ezzat on overblown CEO expectations, signs of AI maturity, and putting Palantir's presumption back in its place
The devil's in the detail - Gallic words of wisdom from Capgemini's leader.
How AI helps us be more human - Capita's Chief People Officer on its AI journey with Workday
Scott Hill, Chief People Officer at Capita, reflects on learnings from the outsourcer's initiative to make use of AI to automate processes and make more space for human interaction.
