enterprise ai

Marc Kermisch’s central prescription for enterprise AI is disarmingly simple: stop treating generative AI like a finished product and start treating it like a new, junior employee who needs onboarding, coaching, and measurement. That framing—delivered on the CAIO Connect podcast and amplified in...

Barry University’s drive to become an “AI‑integrated university” is emblematic of a broader shift on U.S. campuses: administrators are moving beyond pilot programs to embed generative AI across marketing, enrollment, planning, and analytics — but they’re doing so while wrestling with serious...

Glean’s move beneath the flashy chat windows — turning enterprise search into a permissions‑aware, multi‑model “intelligence layer” — may be the quiet architectural bet that decides whether generative AI becomes useful at scale in the enterprise. Background / Overview When Glean launched in 2019...

Agentic AI has moved from marketing buzz to an engineering imperative: teams that want AI to do work—not just draft text—must design agents with planners, tools, memory, evals, and governance rather than relying on ever‑better prompts. rview Agentic AI describes systems that set goals, plan...

Artificial intelligence has stopped being a future headline and quietly moved into the apps, devices, and services that run our daily lives — from drafting emails and organizing tasks to editing photos and curating playlists — and a recent consumer roundup that lists 15 everyday AI helpers only...

Glean’s move from “Google for enterprise” to the invisible intelligence layer under every workplace AI is not a product tweak — it’s a strategic bet that could rewrite how companies adopt, govern, and scale generative AI across the business. Background: how we got here and why the layer matters...

Tech Mahindra’s quiet pivot from wide‑angle generative AI adoption to the development of proprietary AI “world models” is more than a technical curiosity — it’s a strategic bet that seeks to convert future demand for contextual, agentic intelligence into sustainable intellectual property and...

Cloud revenue surged across the board in Q4 2025, but the big news wasn’t just higher numbers — it was the way AI demand reshaped market dynamics, pushed hyperscalers into aggressive capital spending, and produced a surprising narrative winner: Google Cloud. The latest earnings season confirmed...

AI chat assistants are no longer a curiosity — in 2026 they are a central piece of how we work, write, research, and even socialize — and the conversation about “best alternatives to ChatGPT” has shifted from curiosity to practical procurement. The short guide you uploaded offered a helpful...

Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, told the Financial Times that "we're going to have a human‑level performance on most, if not all, professional tasks" and predicted that most white‑collar tasks — the work people do sitting at a computer as lawyers, accountants, project managers or...

Mustafa Suleyman’s blunt timeline — that most white‑collar tasks could be “fully automated” within the next 12–18 months — has jolted boardrooms, policy tables, and workforces because it compresses a decades‑long debate about AI’s impact into an acute, actionable window. Background The comments...

Wesfarmers’ new multi‑year strategic partnership with Microsoft is a striking example of how a large, diversified retail conglomerate intends to turn generative AI and cloud-first engineering into measurable competitive advantage across operations, stores and supply chains. The agreement — which...

Anthropic’s Cowork arriving on Windows is not just another app release — it is a watershed moment in the race to put agentic AI on the desktop, and it forces IT teams, security officers, and software vendors to confront what “automating work” really means when an assistant can read, write, and...

Microsoft’s generational bet on enterprise AI—packaged most visibly as Copilot, Azure inference, and the new wave of autonomous agents—is not a sideshow to its legacy businesses; it is the company’s calculated attempt to create a new, high‑margin annuity model on top of decades of installed...

Microsoft's latest earnings call gave investors something they had been demanding for months: concrete numbers for its Copilot family. What followed was less a triumphant reveal than a Rorschach test — the same figures that management framed as proof of momentum also exposed a set of...

Anthropic’s new Cowork turns Claude from a conversational partner into a hands‑on desktop assistant that can read, edit, and create files inside a user‑designated folder — a feature that promises real productivity gains for non‑technical users while reopening familiar security, governance, and...

Microsoft’s Copilot is now the practical fulcrum of Microsoft’s AI strategy: a multimodal, tenant‑grounded assistant that lives in Windows, Edge, Bing and the Microsoft 365 applications, and—if your organization chooses—can be tuned, governed and embedded into line‑of‑business workflows to...

DXC’s decision to roll Amazon Quick across its entire workforce and package that experience into a commercial practice signals a clear inflection point in how large systems integrators intend to sell, govern, and scale agentic AI inside enterprises—and it raises as many questions about risk...

Microsoft’s roadmap for scaling “agentic” AI in 2026 is not a manifesto for tinkering — it’s a practical checklist for enterprises that want to move from pilot projects to production-scale digital teammates without burning trust, data, or budgets along the way. Background / Overview Nitasha...

Minfy’s announcement of the AIMxD Hub marks a deliberate step toward industrializing enterprise AI: a Microsoft‑anchored Centre of Excellence intended to convert exploratory pilot projects into production‑grade platforms that drive measurable business outcomes. Background / Overview Minfy, an...