Don’t let the fear of AI paralyze your workforce
We have the conversation about AI all wrong. Well, mostly wrong. What’s right is that AI is going to drive the economy in ways both predictable and unpredictable. ... Read more.
From AI Copilot to AI Autopilot: The Post Sale Revenue Layer Most Companies Still Haven’t Built
An enterprise CEO once described his Salesforce pipeline to me in a way I have never forgotten. He had around $1 billion sitting in the system. On paper, it looked... Read more.
What happens to your workforce when AI does the work?
The 2026 workforce debate is being fought on entirely the wrong battlefield. Headcount conversations consume boardrooms, including how many roles AI will eliminate,... Read more.
The Human Skills Challenge: Preparing Employees to Work Alongside AI
From Replacement to Collaboration The dominant narrative around artificial intelligence has focused on whether it will replace human jobs. While disruption is... Read more.
Why faster cybercrime detection isn’t enough
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill outlined in this year’s King’s Speech sends a clear signal about how the UK views cyber risk. Cyber resilience... Read more.
Single-Purpose AI: Why the Tools People Actually Use Do Exactly One Thing
Ask someone outside the industry which AI they used this week and the answer is rarely a frontier chatbot. It is a background remover, a subtitle generator, a photo... Read more.
Stop Measuring AI in Hours Saved. Start Measuring It in Customers Won.
Almost every company I talk to has already crossed the AI starting line. The technology is in the building, usually in several places at once. What far fewer of... Read more.
Predicting a crisis before it happens: The case for preventative mental healthcare
Europe spends close to €600 billion each year on mental health. That number should suggest a system functioning at scale, resourced and prepared to meet the... Read more.
Why 2026 is the year companies have to get AI right
AI is no longer “new”. Businesses have run pilots, new roles and career paths have emerged, and as of 2024, over $1.6 trillion was invested globally in the AI... Read more.
Securing the next wave of agentic AI: why enterprise adoption needs governed infrastructure, not just models
Gartner expects up to 40 percent of enterprise applications to include task-specific AI agents by the end of 2026, up from under 5 percent in 2025. The same firm... Read more.