governance

Most organisations that say they “use AI” still struggle to convert experiments into measurable business outcomes — and the practical lessons from Sigma Software Group underline why the gap is organisational, not just technical. Background / Overview The rush to deploy generative AI (GenAI) and...

The AI era is already changing who we hire, how we train, and what work is worth—and the choice facing business leaders and policymakers is not whether to adopt AI, but how to design that adoption so it sustains human workforces rather than hollowing them out. Background AI-driven productivity...

Microsoft’s OneDrive has quietly flipped a switch on how teams find and act on the documents that drive everyday decisions: as of February 3, 2026, Agents in OneDrive are generally available for commercial customers, enabling Copilot-powered assistants that can reason across a bounded set of...

Microsoft’s biggest AI bet is wobbling: enterprise customers paying for Copilot are reporting accuracy problems, sluggish responses, and deployment headaches that together are shrinking the product’s halo and forcing CIOs to ask whether the $30-per-seat math ever made sense. Background...

The Department for Work and Pensions’ controlled trial of Microsoft 365 Copilot delivers a clear—if carefully qualified—signal: when a generative AI assistant is embedded into familiar Office applications and introduced with governance and training, central‑office knowledge workers report...

TeKnowledge’s arrival on the Microsoft pavilion at WebSummit Qatar 2026 crystallizes a practical shift in the region’s AI story: vendors are no longer selling proofs of concept — they are selling end‑to‑end operationalization of agentic AI for governments and large enterprises, with the...

Microsoft used Web Summit Qatar 2026 to put a clear stake in the ground: agentic AI, governed enterprise platforms, and partner-built solutions on Microsoft Azure are the practical pathway Microsoft wants governments and large organizations in Qatar to follow — but the announcements also...

Glartek’s new AI agent, Gil, arrives as a tightly packaged promise: bring frontline safety intelligence out of siloed EHS systems and into the same Copilot-driven workflow where managers, engineers, and contractors already work. Announced on January 31, 2026, Gil is presented as an “AI EHS...

Enterprises quietly hiring an “AI productivity director” are not chasing moonshots — they’re hiring an operator to turn costly generative‑AI licenses into measurable time savings, safer workflows, and repeatable business outcomes. view Generative AI has moved from curiosity to boardroom...

Enterprises that want AI to deliver measurable throughput are quietly hiring a new kind of operator: the AI productivity director — a pragmatic, cross‑functional leader whose job is not to chase model research or declare a new C‑suite title, but to convert existing generative AI licenses into...

Microsoft’s Copilot has quietly graduated from “help me write this” to “join my team and get things done,” and the implications for Windows users, IT leaders and enterprise architects are as profound as they are practical. What began as an in-app drafting assistant is now a platform-level...

Microsoft’s latest push turns Excel from a formula tool into a task‑oriented assistant that can plan, build and validate multi‑step solutions inside workbooks — generating formulas, creating PivotTables and charts, running Power Query transforms, and even inserting Python analysis based on a...

Two years ago, a handful of CEOs made a decision that reads today like a strategic hinge point: treat generative AI not as a bolt-on efficiency toy but as the company’s operating fabric. The consequences are already visible — from network-platform vendors embedding agentic architectures into...

Microsoft’s latest Planner updates push the app from a lightweight task board into the centre of its Teams-first, AI-assisted work-management story — but they also shift important capabilities behind Copilot licensing and change how organisations must handle comments, compliance, and governance...

As 2026 opens, the conversation about corporate AI is shifting from breathless experimentation to hard questions about accountability, measurable impact and risk — and those questions land squarely on the CFO’s desk. Recent industry research and reporting show that worldwide AI budget lines are...

Visionet’s confirmation as a Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Services Provider (AEMSP) is the kind of industry credential that carries real operational weight for enterprise buyers — and it arrived with clear strategic timing as organizations move from experimentation to production with cloud and...

I used to think “copilot” was a marketing word for a fancy autocomplete box. I was wrong — and the quiet, steady arrival of AI copilots inside the apps you open every morning has, for many solo founders and small teams, become the difference between grinding to burnout and reclaiming creative...

Microsoft’s Copilot cannot be judged by prompts alone; what matters to finance, IT, and users is measurable impact — fewer minutes spent on email, fewer unnecessary meetings, faster document cycles, and demonstrable reductions in governance risk — and the 90‑day playbook framework reframes...

IBM’s Enterprise Advantage packages IBM Consulting’s internal deliveryivery platform and playbooks into an asset‑based consulting service designed to help large organizations build, govern and operate internal AI platforms at scale, while explicitly supporting multi‑cloud environments and both...

Success in enterprise AI now hinges less on novelty and more on operationalization: the ability to scale models, embed them into everyday workflows, and govern them across hybrid and regulated environments — a reality underscored by recent industry lists and vendor metrics that place Microsoft...