As the Salesforce Ohana begins to gather in San Francisco for this year's Dreamforce, here's what I'm expecting to be some of the big themes and issues of the week.
Atlassian adds a talent planning app to its portfolio of strategy apps - but it serves a different role than traditional workforce planning apps.
A conversation with David Todd, Director of Software Development at TeamViewer, explores how the company uses Atlassian tools and pragmatic AI to connect teams and processes – from cultural change and governance to automation that removes friction without removing people.
People have been trying to build an operating system for the Web for more than a quarter century. Can The Browser Company and its Arc and Dia browsers succeed where so many others failed?
Atlassian’s internal developer satisfaction rose from 49% to 83% after a company-wide rethink of how engineers work. CTO Rajeev Rajan and Head of Product Chirag Shah describe how shifting focus from tools to people and process - and treating AI as a peer, not a replacement - turned frustration into flow.
Atlassian expands Rovo AI and opens its Teamwork Graph to custom integrations, aiming to turn organizational memory into infrastructure for connected work. CMO Zeynep Inanoglu Ozdemir says it’s about solving the “blank page problem” at scale - making AI work from context, not isolation.
Don't be too ambitious with your AI plans, says Atlassian's CEO - you'll get value from solving more mundane problems.
At Atlassian Team ’25 Europe, Glovo’s IT leader shares how scaling corporate support systems required productive friction - and why making employees log tickets proved the smartest move yet.
Workday Rising 2025 marked a new phase in my event coverage: the reboot of my next-gen tech video series. Here's the top two demos I filmed on the show floor this year - and why I picked them.
Four AI acquisitions in the past year, three of them in the past month, tell the story of Workday's aspiration to become an agentic AI leader, building on - and moving beyond - its SaaS roots.
At Workday Rising 2025, the AI jobs controversy was a hot topic. Workday's stance on this issue goes back to what they've learned building AI agents. This piece takes you through my talks with Workday leadership, and into the heart of their AI (and SaaS) strategy.
Viewing the Workday Rising experience from the 'cheap seats' as CEO Carl Eschenbach makes the corporate pitch.
Partner developments also made up an important part of Rising, as PWC proves.
