This month explores how shifting market conditions and accelerating AI adoption are influencing enterprise technology strategy as we head into 2026.
The rise of voice-first experiences and what it means for modern CX.
Larry Dignan sat down with this year's AWS Partner Award winners, each offering a unique POV on how AWS partnerships are transforming cloud, AI, and customer outcomes on a global scale.
Adobe reported better-than-expected fourth quarter results as the company saw strong adoption of its AI-driven products.
Oracle reported a mixed second quarter and said it has sold its Ampere unit because it's not strategic to design and manufacture its own chips. Oracle CTO Larry Ellison said, "we are now committed to a policy of chip neutrality where we work closely with all our CPU and GPU suppliers."
Breakdown of the consequential themes from AWS re:Invent 2025, what they signal for the future, and how to prepare your organization for this shift.
Anthropic, Block and OpenAI have contributed their technologies and emerging standards to connect AI agents to the Agentic AI Foundation, a project under The Linux Foundation.
Accenture and Anthropic launched a partnership that revolves around driving Claude deployments in the enterprise. The news lands a few days after Accenture announced a similar partnership with OpenAI.
CVS Health is betting it can leverage technology and AI to create an "engagement as a service" strategy and an integrated platform that ties together its brands that include Aetna, CVS Caremark, CVS Pharmacy and Health Care Delivery.
Confluent gives IBM a platform that will connect and reuse data for applications notably AI agents. In many ways, Confluent will be to IBM what MuleSoft and Informatica is to Salesforce.
AWS re:Invent 2025 featured the usual firehose of news, announcements and tech talks, but it's also clear that AWS is becoming a different company. Yes, AWS is firmly committed to developers and dedicated to creating building blocks needed to scale agentic AI. But AWS is clearly more than an infrastructure company now. Yet it is not quite a software company either.
AI transformation, mission-grade risk intelligence, and introvert-powered personal branding take center stage in this week’s conversation.
