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Mark Curtis says AI can personalize customer experiences and speed creative work, but brand distinctiveness depends on human judgment and responsible use.
Ripple sees blockchain as a way to improve cross-border payments, but says liquidity, forecasting and standard access tools remain key hurdles.
Sid Nag says business goals now shape cloud choices, while skills, data movement and cost control remain major hurdles.
Dave West argues that Scrum should help teams deliver value, while AI and better data can support collaboration without replacing human judgment.
The EU AI Act sorts AI uses by risk, with bans and added duties for some systems. Experts warn that scope, costs and enforcement remain uncertain.
IBM’s Nicola Hodson says UK AI adoption trails several markets, while skills, costs and data complexity slow deployment.
Yellow Card’s Chris Maurice says stablecoins address dollar access and cross-border payment needs, while fees and liquidity shape which blockchains can serve us...
Skrivanek’s Arturs Peha explains where machine translation saves time, why human review still matters, and the tradeoffs around quality, privacy and smaller lan...
KnowBe4’s 2024 report finds uneven security culture worldwide, while experts call for continuous training, leadership support and stronger defenses.
A WiCyS study found women in cybersecurity report twice as much exclusion as men, pointing to gaps in respect, opportunity and advancement.
Pinkesh Shah argues for measuring risk by impact, connecting security findings to practical fixes, and tracking exposure across cloud, on-premises and SaaS.
Lori MacVittie explains how superclouds could simplify distributed applications, while cost, security, data quality and edge computing shape cloud adoption.
eSentire CISO Greg Crowley says security leaders need risk based priorities, stronger organizational support and resilience metrics to manage expanding duties.
Salesforce says right-sized models, efficient hardware and clearer energy reporting can help limit AI’s emissions while reducing operating costs.
Gordon Davey argues that cloud migrations work best when business goals guide workload choices, assessment, governance and multi-cloud use.
Adam Meyers says security teams need business context, broad visibility and active threat hunting as attackers increasingly rely on stolen identities.
Akamai’s Rupesh Chokshi argues that API inventory, testing and runtime controls are essential as AI expands API use and abuse.
SMBs face rising cyber risk and slow vulnerability fixes. Verizon’s Michael Caralis outlines baseline defenses, staff training and vendor checks.
Borderless AI CEO Willson Cross sees Toronto’s funding, talent and lower costs as advantages, while trust and practical use cases remain key tests.
NetSuite co-founder Evan Goldberg traces the company’s start, its focus on customer needs and how AI could make business software more useful.