Something for the weekend - did AI kill off HR's empathy along with the "lower-value human capital"?
AI is coming to take your jobs! Actually HR would tell you things are more nuanced than that, unless of course you've already nuked HR...
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Accounting, assurance, and agentic - Sage Group CEO Stephen Hare sets out his stall to meet Finance customer needs
Halfway through its fiscal year, Sage Group provides a progress report...
The re-invention of Workday - CEO Aneel Bhusri lays down the law on agentic AI
HR and Finance customers want to take the lawful agent route to AI adoption, argues Bhusri.
CamundaCon26 - CEO and CTO explain the critical need to orchestrate agentic AI to prevent chaos
Reporting from Amsterdam on the key announcements from the enterprise orchestration specialist - and the return of a nineties favorite...
AI and the new value equation - from cost reduction to value reclamation
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Cost reduction from AI is only part of the story, argue Salesforce's Vala Afshar, Henry King, and Dr David Bray.
"You can't run your business with an LLM" - Intuit axes 17% of its workforce, but don't blame AI, insists CEO Sasan Goodarzi
Intuit's approach to AI incorporates both LLMs and human intelligence...
Data center revenue soars 92% as NVIDIA turns in another record-breaking quarter...and the share price falls
The data center market is a happy hunting ground with two distinct categories for growth...
ICON 2026 - Conagra's Blue Yonder transformation delivers 'near-dark-room' production planning. And agents are next.
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Conagra's supply chain transformation with Blue Yonder has taken the food giant from planners manually overriding the system 50-60% of the time to a 95% no-touch production plan, delivering 98% service levels and a 13% inventory reduction - with micro-agents next on the roadmap.
ICON 2026 — Blue Yonder CEO Duncan Angove isn't nervous to say ‘the agent is the app’ (or that the SI industry is about to become a product feature)
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Blue Yonder CEO Duncan Angove is being more honest than most enterprise software vendor CEOs out there - an approach that will likely resonate well with customers.
Math, not Frankenstein architecture - why Alteryx Inspire 2026 drew a hard line on what Large Language Models cannot do
At Alteryx Inspire 2026, the company sat journalists at a laptop, opened the product, and allowed time to investigate and find the right answer to a data challenge. The session and an interview with the CPO offered important takeaways about what enterprise data leaders should be looking for, and rarely get.
AI may have crept up on organizations, but time is running out to ignore it. monday.com CEO Roy Mann pitches the way ahead
Will the real value from agentic AI come when you remove the human from the loop? Brace yourselves...
ICON 2026 - Knauf's 80% touchless order management goal - and the Blue Yonder foundation being built to reach it
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Knauf's Chief Supply Chain Officer Dr. Martin Brown explains how the building materials giant is using Blue Yonder's cognitive planning solutions to work towards an ambitious target of 80 per cent touchless order management - and why getting the data and the people right matters more than the technology itself.
ICON 2026 - Blue Yonder's cognitive platform keeps taking shape, and customers are starting to see results
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Blue Yonder's ICON 2026 day two delivered a raft of product announcements - including cognitive solutions for category management and production planning - but the more compelling story was the customers on stage starting to show real results from the platform investment.
Zendesk Relate 2026 - Zendesk prepares for an outcome-based future built on ‘verified resolutions’
At Relate 2026, Zendesk offers up a vision of AI-enhanced service resolution – aiming to move beyond its historic position as a tool for supporting problem resolution and instead become a platform that solves them.
