Why Your AI Agent’s Job Description May Not Predict Its Performance

An agent’s job description sets expectations. Its behavior shows how it performs in practice.

Beyond AI’s Energy Footprint: What The Sustainability Conversation Misses

Some of the highest environmental costs in retail and manufacturing never appear on the same ledger as energy use.

What Executives Need To Know About Neuro-Symbolic Planning Technology

Large language models are not good at math-based reasoning. LLMs complement rather than replace existing supply chain planning techniques. A case study illustrates this.

‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered’ Hits A Metacritic Review Score Record

‘The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered’ has arrived with such good reviews it has actually tied a 2026 record. Here’s the score and what critics are saying.

Why The Semantic Layer Is The Most Underrated Investment In Enterprise Analytics

The semantic layer converts raw data into shared business language. When it’s missing or unowned, every downstream tool amplifies the disagreement.​

Why Generic AI Alone Falls Short On Property Data

Generic AI, however large and powerful it might be, is not a substitute for a carefully crafted automation pipeline.

CEO Gap Stalls AI Adoption As IBM Finds Only 25% Of Workers Use It

The CEO gap is stalling AI adoption. Executives average 1.5 hours a week with AI, and only 25% of workers use it regularly per IBM. Here are five moves to close it.

Preparing Now For The Technology Shifts Ahead In 2027

With 2027 planning getting underway, leaders have an opportunity to identify where their systems, skills and budgets may need to evolve before next year’s demands arrive.

​AI Can Recommend The Decision, But Leaders Still Own The Outcome

AI can recommend the decision, and while it may increasingly execute the decision, leaders still own the outcome.​

Why A Crypto Card Might Be A Leaking Bucket

“Probably” is not a standard this technology was supposed to leave us with.​ ​