TECHNOLOGY

By Jonathan Sharp Businesses should use AI with 'applied intelligence' and NOT 'artificial intelligence.'  Managers need to educate and train employees to use AI with 'applied...

By Srithan Gade A forecast can calculate accurately yet misstate costs when its cash flows and discount rate use incompatible inflation assumptions. An AI tool can...

By Basem Fawzy A convincing sales forecast can still support a poor expansion decision when its uncertainty, displaced sales, and investment commitments remain unexplored. A retail...

By Syed Muddassir AI adoption is accelerating, but lasting business value depends on whether organisations redesign work, build institutional capability and continually improve Human–AI collaboration. Artificial...

By Antoine Casanova-Mazet Cogito, ergo sum: Descartes’s proof of human existence. Now machines think for millions. What will define us in the age of AI...

By Dr Colette Fletcher As AI use grows in business, trust remains a challenge. Five practical questions can help leaders challenge convincing answers and make...

Autonomous AI agents are quickly becoming part of everyday work, and some of their most consequential tasks now sit between companies rather than inside...

As global markets become increasingly interconnected, industrial competitiveness, scientific prowess, and export authority fundamentally depend on the distinguishing mark of excellence. Today, economic enterprises...

By Terence Tse AI may automate certain tasks, but it rarely eliminates entire jobs. The real cost of displacement goes beyond lost income, threatening the...

Crypto revenue becomes useful for bank payments once it reaches the company’s account as available fiat. An off-ramp handles the conversion and settlement into...

Google plans to show ads inside AI Mode outside the United States for the first time. It also plans ads that change as a...

Every firm that buys software eventually reaches the same fork in the road: assemble a set of specialist tools, each the best in its...

By Jacques Bughin  How combining intelligence, experimentation, and learning could transform the economics of scientific discovery The management question AI may do more than speed up...

Interview with Joe Wolski of Godel AI pilots are no longer enough. Discover why businesses must rethink their operating models, focus on customer value and...

By René Bohnsack Professor Rene Bohnsack explains why responsible AI will remain fragile until behaving responsibly is also competitively rational Twenty-two points separate Anthropic and OpenAI...

By Rosalia Mazza Some developers are designing apps consolidators cannot easily buy, turning un-acquirability into a deliberate promise to the users who rely on them. Bending...

By Andrew Frost Moroz The EU’s proposed KIDS Act shows that age assurance can protect children without turning every user into a richer data profile. Europe...

By Akihiko Morita, Ph.D., PCC  As AI becomes part of organizational decision-making, leaders must rethink not only how work is divided, but also how different...

By Sarah Lawson Johnston As walled gardens grow more unpredictable, ecommerce brands can build resilience by diversifying across the open web, owning their data and...

Most business owners already have plenty of material sitting on their computers that could be used on a website. There are photos from past...

By Professor David Adler Organizations govern what AI may access and decide, but increasingly they must also govern consequential inferences the system was never asked...

By Theis Nilsson  Data sovereignty should be viewed as a foundational principle of enterprise architecture that enables organizations to maintain control over their most valuable...

By Dr. Hemachandran K, Dr. Raul Villamarin Rodriguez, and Dr. Anderson de Souza Sant’Anna As generative AI accelerates knowledge work, leaders must protect the human...

By Dr Laurin Lilly-Laona Friedrich Data can remain useful after a breach while confidence in its custodian becomes harder to justify, changing what businesses must...

Boards give a great deal of attention to resilience, and most of it goes to things they can see. A new generator is approved...

By Artjoms Dozorcevs, CEO of Finsei Many online merchants set up card acceptance early and only revisit it when something starts going wrong. By the...

Some AI developers are looking for real business work to learn from. Before anyone exports a single record, directors should decide which rights are...

Business owners wear many hats every single day. The day goes to customers and the paperwork always catches you at night. In recent years,...

By Ron Gustaveson, founder of DR Outsourcing Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses survey, early 2026: "Only 14% of small businesses are fully integrating AI into...

By Terence Tse “It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it,” says the song, and nowhere is this more true than...

By Prof. Guido Stein and María Belén del Campo AI is transforming interim management by shifting talent strategies from reactive to predictive models, enhancing the...

By Alex Burak Manufacturing has never had more access to data, digital tools, or artificial intelligence than it does today. Yet many companies continue to...

For most of the twentieth century, checking whether someone was who they claimed to be was a job for institutions. Banks verified borrowers. Employers...

By Igor Voronin AI is removing many of the limits around information and execution, and in doing so, it is exposing the quality of leadership...

By Tobias Ander Organisations fund technology more easily because it fits existing budgets and ownership structures, while security behaviour cuts across functions and management lines. When...

A practical investment framework helps European manufacturers match extraction equipment to production, compare international suppliers and approve purchases using measurable technical and commercial evidence. An...

European buyers can improve dust collection procurement by connecting process requirements, verified filtration performance and lifetime costs across China, EU and other suppliers. Industrial dust...

EU buyers can compare tooling suppliers in China and other markets through production calculations, validation evidence and lifetime procurement costs. A tooling quotation establishes a...

By Massimiliano Ferraris China’s advantage in embodied AI comes from turning factories into learning systems; Europe must capture the same feedback between deployment, data, and...

India connects more than 950 million people to the internet with roughly 41.6 million IPv4 addresses. That’s about 29 per thousand residents. The United...

Biotechnology research has traditionally depended on highly skilled scientists carrying out complex, time-consuming laboratory processes. While human expertise remains fundamental, the tools available to...

A product sells on Amazon.de for €29.99. The supplier charged €10. It looks like a €20 profit, and many new sellers plan their business...

Interview with Wolter Smit of TOPdesk Wolter Smit, CEO at TOPdesk, discusses why successful AI adoption depends not only on better technology, but on capturing organisational...

Expanding into Europe works best in sequence: pick a first market, decide where stock sits, sort out registration, VAT and EORI, then budget for...

Every major payment processor publishes a list of businesses it won't support, or will only support on special terms. Most founders read these lists...

Ask a finance director what their largest piece of production equipment costs, and they can usually find the figure. Ask what it costs to...

By Roger W. Hoerl, Diego Kuonen and Tom Redman The best data scientists are not defined by technical sophistication alone, but by how they work...

Technology is transforming engagement-ring shopping, giving couples greater choice, clearer information and new ways to compare diamonds, designs and prices. Technology has changed almost every...

Ask ChatGPT for a good roofer, a family dentist or an insurance agent in your town, and you'll get a short list of names....

Choosing a managed IT service provider is increasingly about deciding who you trust with the systems your organisation depends on. Enterprise technology environments now stretch...