AI Is Everywhere in the Enterprise—But It’s Still Not in Production
Most enterprise AI systems are deployed, but not production-ready. Without governance, control, and accountability, “AI in production” remains a claim, not reality.
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AI Is Forcing Out America's Top CEOs
"I started thinking about everything that needs to happen over the next few years, and it really caused me to think that now was the right time to step down."
AECOM and SMU Launch Doctoral AI Fellowship to Shape the Future of Infrastructure Talent
AECOM has partnered with Southern Methodist University to launch a doctoral fellowship program focused on AI applications in infrastructure engineering. The initiative, backed by CEO Troy Rudd, aim...
NextTrip Is Turning Your TV Into a Travel Booking Platform
"This is about removing friction for the traveler while preserving the inspiration and trust that premium video delivers."
Oracle and NetSuite Launch AI-Powered Back-Office Platform for Restaurants
"Restaurant Operations brings the power of Oracle and NetSuite together in a unified solution with AI embedded across workflows to help automate routine tasks and surface operational trends."
OpenAI Kills Its Video Star to Save the Enterprise
OpenAI is shutting down Sora after rising costs and falling usage, and is shifting its focus to enterprise AI amid intensifying competition from Anthropic.
CrowdStrike Launches Agentic MDR to Automate Security Operations
"As AI-powered adversaries move faster than defenders can respond, security operations must accelerate beyond manual workflows to machine-speed defense."
WordPress Just Handed the Keys to Your Website to an AI Agent
WordPress.com has given AI agents write access to users' websites, letting them draft, publish, and manage content through natural language commands.
Okta Wants to Be the Kill Switch for Every AI Agent in Your Enterprise
"AI agents are evolving faster than any software before them, making traditional security models obsolete. Speed is now a given, but security is the differentiator"
Microsoft Shipped Copilot to 450 Million Desks. Almost Nobody Is Paying for It
Microsoft unified its consumer and commercial Copilot teams under a single leader. It framed the move as evolution. The numbers suggest something else entirely.
Accenture, Databricks Form New Unit to Scale Enterprise AI
25,000 specialists to support enterprise adoption of data platforms and agents
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"Enterprises everywhere are racing to operationalize AI, but too often run into barriers around scale, cost and governance"
Zoom Launches Agentic AI to Turn Meetings and Calls Into Automated Workflows
"The next phase of enterprise AI will be defined by the ability to move from conversation to action"
Bumble Wants AI to Find Your Match Before You Do
Bumble unveils Bee, a generative AI that builds detailed user profiles through conversation to create chemistry-driven matches without swiping.
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen to Step Down, Says "This Is Not a Goodbye"
"Adobe has never waited for the future to arrive. We've anticipated it. We've built it. And we've led it."
AI Layoff Wave Hits Atlassian, 1,600 Jobs Cut as Trend Accelerates
Atlassian's 1,600 person layoff is the latest in a wave of AI-driven cuts sweeping enterprise software. Together, they reveal an industry quietly rebuilding itself around a smaller, more automated ...
Hilton Deploys AI Travel Planner, Joining IHG and Marriott in Shift to Conversational Booking
"The launch of the Hilton AI Planner marks another step forward in our journey to reimagine the travel experience for Hilton guests"
YouTube's Deepfake Detector Expands Beyond Creators
"This expansion is really about the integrity of the public conversation"
Your Contact Center Is Broken. Salesforce Says It Knows Why
“With Agentforce Contact Center, we can streamline the enrollment process, unify our data, and give our teams AI-driven insights"
John Deere's AI Has No Wi-Fi. That's the Point
Forget the data center. Deere's most important AI decisions happen in milliseconds, on a machine, in a field