Confluent's Alex Stuart explains how data streaming platforms enable organizations to eliminate redundant data rebuilds, accelerate decision-making, and reduce operational costs.
Blue Yonder’s Jim Hull says retail winners will be those who plan AI adoption carefully, co-create strategies with users, build human capabilities, and unify data to enable end-to-end visibility across networked platforms.
Does extensibility provide a better framework for ERP agility? ASUG's Isaac Feldberg discusses how a clean-core ERP approach - enabled by SAP BTP - is helping organizations cut customization, increase agility, and lay the groundwork for AI-driven innovation.
Atlassian’s Tiffany To shows that experimentation grounded in real use cases, tested assumptions, and trust is the key to moving AI from theory to traction.
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Pure Storage's Patrick Smith and Fred Lherault share the five big predictions around AI hype - energy, cyber resiliency and data sovereignty
Kelly Soderlund, Head of Insights at Samsara, discusses how Samsara's Fleet Safety Report shows how AI-powered monitoring can reduce serious road incidents by identifying risks and understanding driver behavior.
Rudy Kuhn of Celonis unpacks why enterprises can't become truly AI-ready until their processes are visible, modular, and free from system constraints.
As agentic systems take on the routine, error-prone work that humans have been compensating for in broken enterprise software, Katrina Gosek of Oracle makes the case for a new operating model – one where people sit above the loop, providing judgment and direction while AI handles execution.
Christian Pedersen of IFS looks back at the year and considers 2026 - and the chances of seeing Industrial AI become the backbone of energy networks, construction, manufacturing, and telecoms.
The challenge isn’t AI adoption, it’s leadership execution, writes Matt Breslin of IFS. Realizing AI’s full potential requires agile, strategic leadership and enterprise-wide alignment.
Supply chain leaders are using AI-driven scenarios and learnings from the pandemic to operate in extreme volatility. Puneet Saxena, CVP Industry Advisory at Blue Yonder, explains why organizations shouldn't have to wait three months when things go wrong.
Kriti Sharma, CEO of IFS Nexus Black, explains how industrial AI can help predict weather disasters, decrease product losses and potentially save millions.
Praveen Murugesan of Samsara reveals how physical AI can map the future of commercial driving to reduce costs, protect frontline workers with proactive safety, and empower drivers to handle the unexpected.
