Blue Yonder SVP of Generative AI Chris Burchett makes the engineering case for owned intelligence - and doesn't shy away from telling customers what the road to the autonomous supply chain actually involves.
Walmart had a solid quarter with e-commerce, AI, and supply-chain investments playing their part.
Reporting from Amsterdam on the key announcements from the enterprise orchestration specialist - and the return of a nineties favorite...
New data streaming products and the CEO think data streaming will address the blockages to AI delivering tangible business benefits
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.
Drilling into last week's Red Summit announcements...
Zoho's Raju Vegesna on why enterprise AI rollouts must be designed for cognitive engagement, not just productivity gains - and what enterprise leaders need to do now.
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.
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.
At Appian World 2026, I learn why Guild Mortgage has chosen process transformation over legacy replacement – and how that process-first foundation is helping it introduce AI inside a regulated mortgage business.
Customers need to get their tech house in good order before making the shift to AI, but they also can't drag their feet. How can the gap between investment and value be shortened?
Alexis Ohanian built the front page of the internet – and he thinks AI is about to make it unreadable. The Reddit co-founder and Seven Seven Six investor argues that as generated content floods every platform, provably human networks become the scarce and valuable thing. Oh, and space eyeballs.
Sinch processes close to a trillion business interactions a year - the goal is that customers never notice.
AI-native services firms are already running 3-4x more projects than their competitors with the same headcount. Certinia's Prasad Sulur breaks down what it takes to build the operating model, talent base, and asset stack that lets a professional services firm compete in this new environment.
Scottish power network operator SSEN Transmission says adopting Ataccama's data trust platform was instrumental in securing Ofgem approval for its ambitious £29bn RIIO-T3 investment programme
UiPath's Robert Gibson argues that AI agents only deliver enterprise value when wrapped in an orchestration layer that coordinates agents, deterministic automation and human oversight under unified governance.
