At ZohoDay 2026, we all wanted to hear real world stories about AI adoption. But we got a bit more than we bargained for with Newcross Healthcare - an organization that has pushed forward on AI app building, without bending on AI governance and compliance. Here's what I learned from my on-stage interview with Mo Umerji.
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 adoption is inevitable, but employee well-being is another matter. Where do the solutions lie? Agentic use cases from commerce to collaboration are piling up, and so are the lessons. After a break, look who's back in the whiffs section...
ZohoDay 2026 posed a serious challenge: how to present a compelling future, amidst doubts about whether enterprise software has a future. Zoho came out with strong positions on why SaaS is about risk transfer, and why AI context needs a rethink. Despite AI coding innovations, "no layoffs" is Zoho's internal stance - here's why.
We can't seem to escape the froth of AI versus SaaS. But as my recent talk with SAP' Balaji Balasubramanian showed, we need to take the reckoning further. On the heels of NRF and SAP's Retail Intelligence news, what are retailers facing now, and where do the pitfalls and opportunities lie?
This week - the enterprise has a newfound obsession with "quality data" - but are we on the wrong track for AI? Pega and HubSpot turn in strong earnings, but Wall Street's AI fever (dreams?) persist. Aneel Bhusri returns as Workday CEO, and Microsoft finally escapes the whiffs section.
Where do SMBs go from here with AI? NetSuite has some answers - and a slew of fresh AI news to dive into. Time for a virtual sitdown with Oracle NetSuite Founder and EVP Evan Goldberg.
I was in the midst of a spunky debate with nekuda CEO Ayal Karmi on agentic commerce and LLM autonomy. But then big changes hit: OpenAI and Stripe issued their ACP protocol, and now Google is out with their UCP protocol. What does that mean for enterprises? Karmi has some answers. Bonus: I have debate highlights for you too.
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.
Since the Acumatica Summit, something has been gnawing at me - something to do with the now-unhinged "AI eats software" media frenzy. But does that debate capture where ERP value resides? Let's go back to field views from Acumatica customers, and see if we can find out.
This week - software earnings look pretty strong, but not strong enough - back to the AI versus software debate. Moltbook and OpenClaw took over the AI agent hype train, but what does it mean for enterprise? Short answer: security wake-up call. And: event season kicks in, as does our coverage.
Acumatica Summit 2026 is a wrap - but what just happened? The stakes were high - for customers, for partners, and for Acumatica itself. Cloud ERP vendors are under pressure, but is customer value really about agentic AI roadmaps, or something else? Here's the hot topics from my show wrap podcast with Josh Greenbaum.
Is Davos enterprise-relevant? Yes, but it needs some deconstruction, and we're here for it. PwC issued a CEO survey on AI that brings sensational bad news, but also some major silver linings. As storms hit, the enterprise event season kicks in... Let's do this.
