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How to conquer uncertainty in manufacturing supply chains This article is sponsored by: Blue Yonder logo © Blue Yonder


Blue Yonder's Puneet Saxena speaks to supply chain leaders about how to navigate market uncertainty with capacity flexibility, optionality and multi-sourcing fuelled by AI and a single real-time data source.

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The hiring results we measured when we deployed agentic AI This article is sponsored by: workday-logo-1 (1)


AI budgets are growing but return on investment is harder to find. Workday's Allison Joyce explains what her team learned building AI into its own hiring process, what they're seeing across customers, and how they govern AI in a domain that doesn't forgive mistakes.

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Cyber resilience in the age of AI - why recovery now defines defense This article is sponsored by: Everpure logo © Everpure


Prevention and detection still matter, but they are no longer the measure of a strong defence. Patrick Smith, Field CTO for EMEA at Everpure, argues that in the AI era resilience is defined by how quickly an organisation can recover - not whether it can keep attackers out.

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Most AI rollouts fail due to change management, not technology. Here’s what we learned changing ourselves This article is sponsored by: Atlassian logo


Handing someone an AI license changes what's on their screen. It doesn't change how they make decisions, co-ordinate, or trust an output enough to act on it. Atlassian's Alisa Yu on why most enterprise rollouts stall on behavior, not technology.

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Five startup lessons for data streaming enterprises This article is sponsored by: Confluent logo


Confluent's Tim Graczewski on what enterprises can learn from startups - solving problems before fixing architecture, avoiding fragmented AI tooling, staying flexible, and scaling mindset, not just headcount.

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