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Atlassian hits $1 billion quarterly cloud revenue - and here's why it thinks AI creates more work, not less This article is sponsored by:

Mike Cannon-Brookes, Atlassian CEO © Atlassian

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Can agentic AI 'cross the chasm' without falling in? Tech thought leader Geoffrey Moore assesses progress in straddling the divide This article is sponsored by:
Can HR re-define work for the AI age? Another perspective - creating the "super-worker" This article is sponsored by:
Can HR re-define work for the AI age? One perspective - it's going to be trickier than some suggest... This article is sponsored by:
How Vodafone is taking the lead for hyperscale IoT. (Spoiler - simplicity is the key, says the CEO...) This article is sponsored by:
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Seven capabilities that separate modern supply chain platforms from legacy tools

Blue Yonder's Salil Joshi identifies the seven pillars that enable efficient, agile, AI-powered supply chains.

an image of a cardboard box on a conveyor belt in a warehouse

Making the financial case for a data streaming platform in 2026

Confluent's Alex Stuart explains how data streaming platforms enable organizations to eliminate redundant data rebuilds, accelerate decision-making, and reduce operational costs.

In retail’s AI transformation, smart strategies (not speed or spending) will define the winners

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.

How McDonald’s and other global enterprises are using SAP BTP to transform operations

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.

Connecting ideas through geometric patterns in a modern space

From AI ideas to execution - why experimentation is key

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.

Winning the race as a business concept with skill

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Amazon raises AI-driven CapEx spend by 50% this year; Wall Street stays calm - NOT!!! This article is sponsored by:

Across the major hyperscalers, CapEx spending is set to soar to $630 billion this year. Will Wall Street finally get the message?

Acumatica Summit 2026 - SMB customers air out their views on AI, automation, and data quality This article is sponsored by:

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.

PSI Family Services - at Acumatica Summit 2026

Seven capabilities that separate modern supply chain platforms from legacy tools This article is sponsored by:

Blue Yonder's Salil Joshi identifies the seven pillars that enable efficient, agile, AI-powered supply chains.

Freshworks is capturing the mid-market - but can it evolve from workflow automation to AI governance? This article is sponsored by:

We speak with Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside about his mid-market ambitions. However, will workflow automation win in the long run? Or will Freshworks look to cross-departmental AI governance to support their agendas?

an image of Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside

Wall Street has another funny turn over Alphabet's plans to ramp up spending to further boost cloud successes. Who is going to teach the red braces brigade about the math of investing in the future? This article is sponsored by:

Google Cloud revenues are soaring and AI compute demand is huge - but Wall Street can't seem to cope with the idea that fuelling this success means upping the investment levels to deliver it!

Bringing a B2C mindset to a B2B challenge - Piyush Sagar Mishra, Twilio Head of Marketing Innovation and AI, explains how This article is sponsored by:

Last year Twilio created a new role - Head of Marketing Innovation and AI, a job taken on by Piyush Sagar Mishra who explains what his team are up to.

Former Workplace from Facebook engineers launch AI start-up Slashwork to banish teamwork slop This article is sponsored by:

Former Facebook engineers launch a start-up that aims to build a team communication platform for the AI era that appeals to customers who loved Meta's shuttered Workplace app.

Slashwork co-founders Jackson Gabbard, David Miller, Josh Watzman

For God's sake, do it! The AI worldview according to CEO Jensen Huang - out of control innovation, the non-death of software, and leaving Moore's Law behind us in a world of abundance This article is sponsored by:

An interesting session to close off Cisco's AI Summit. Just don't mention those OpenAI investment rumors...

Research - the barrier to AI has shifted from 'should we?' to 'why isn't it working?' This article is sponsored by:

Celonis research reveals enterprises are past resistance but stuck on operational readiness, with 85% wanting agentic transformation but 76% admitting their processes aren't ready

Determining an agentic future - why Salesforce is evolving its AI thinking beyond the limitations of the LLM This article is sponsored by:

Enterprises are built on rules and regulations and essential practices and LLMs just aren't up to snuff when it comes to guaranteeing these can be met. A more deterministic approach is needed alongside the non-deterministic.