What should HR be doing now? HR execs are hearing endless stories of how HR teams will need to re-design work in this AI age. But does any of it amount to much in terms of practical action? Cath Everett investigates: bit.ly/45NAGoL

Record enterprise deals have driven the first $1 billion cloud revenue quarter, for @atlassian.bsky.social @alyx.diginomica.com reviews the numbers, with data suggesting AI code generation tools expand Atlassian usage rather than shrink it: bit.ly/3O8vcig

Last year Twilio created a new role - Head of Marketing Innovation and AI. @bmzinck.bsky.social hears how Piyush Sagar Mishra is bringing a B2C mindset to a B2B challenge: bit.ly/3LTpRed

Following recent speculation around the OpenAI and NVIDIA relationship, Stuart Lauchlan was intrigued to hear what CEO Jensen Huang had to say at Cisco’s AI Summit, including his vision of the transformative power of what the company of the future - and its workers - might look like: bit.ly/4tjp7Qf

According to Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside, mid-market organizations won't be building their own AI agents anytime soon. Derek du Preez caught up with him to find out more about his ambitions in this arena: bit.ly/4toQBnM

82% of business leaders think that outdated technology could hinder their supply chain’s potential, according to a recent Blue Yonder report. With this in mind, Chief Technology Officer Salil Joshi has identified the seven pillars that enable efficient, agile, AI-powered supply chains bit.ly/4r024s0

Slashwork is the new team communication platform for the AI era, that will appeal to customers who loved (and still miss) Meta's Workplace app. Phil Wainewright has the story behind the ex-Facebook engineers who've created Slashwork - and gives us his take on its potential: bit.ly/4bCxP5Q

With boardrooms demanding results from AI spending, Snowflake is betting that friction-free tools on its data platform will help enterprises finally deliver value. @marksamuels.bsky.social has the latest: bit.ly/45NYfOg #SnowflakeBUILD

Could Microsoft Copilot be an early AI market casualty? What are the difficulties of getting productivity gains from it? Katy Ring spoke with Stephanie Mosticchio, Global Microsoft Alliance Leader for PwC, to find out more about Copilot enterprise adoption: bit.ly/46xjcx5

Are LLMs up to the job when it comes to determining an agentic future? Can they meet the rules, regulations and essential practices that enterprises are built on? Stuart Lauchlan takes a look at the evolution in some of the AI messaging from Salesforce: bit.ly/3OnUlpa

The Palantir worldview, as articulated by CEO Alex Karp, remains US-centric and not exactly upbeat about non-US prospects. Stuart Lauchlin analyzes why Palantir is too busy in the US to help much with Europe's big problems: bit.ly/4acflGZ

New research from Celonis reveals enterprises are past resistance but stuck on operational readiness. 85% want agentic transformation but 76% admit their processes aren't ready. Derek du Preez digs in: bit.ly/4qktnw6

Could Microsoft Copilot be an early AI market casualty? What are the difficulties of getting productivity gains from it? Katy Ring spoke with Stephanie Mosticchio, Global Microsoft Alliance Leader for PwC, to find out more about Copilot enterprise adoption: bit.ly/46xjcx5

Workspace Group is the largest flexible office, studio, workshop and light industrial unit provider in London. Mark Chillingworth caught up with Head of Technology Chris Boultwood, to hear the role technology plays in customer service and ambition: bit.ly/46vKNPc

It’s a week for OpenAI partners to be vague about their commitments it seems, says Stuart Lauchlan, as Disney CEO says he sees working with OpenAI as a growth opportunity...at some point: bit.ly/4qdIYh2

To mark US #BlackHistoryMonth, Cath Everett spoke to two women about the biggest challenges they have faced working in a white, male-dominated tech industry and the lessons they have learned along the way. bit.ly/4c7ev0A #DiversityEquityInclusion #WomenInTech

At #DynatracePerform2026 senior leaders spent less time talking about sweeping AI futures and more on the practical realities of enterprise AI transformation. @alyx.diginomica.com explains why: bit.ly/4tdJoGX

Marketers are at a crossroads. To survive, they need Gen AI skills, but they also need their organizations to help them, and that's not always the case. @bmzinck.bsky.social analyzes the findings in a new report from the Marketing AI Institute: bit.ly/3NUVX9R

Is most animal testing unnecessary? With 3D organ printing, donated human skin cells and computer modelling offering more effective and kinder tests, Madeline Bennett suggests why tech advances might render it obsolete: bit.ly/3Mlur4U

What's caught @jon.diginomica.com’s eye this week? Good, bad or ugly, here are his Hits & Misses. Plus event season kicks in, as does our coverage: bit.ly/45I1QgP

Working in her family photography business from a young age gave BlackLine's Tammy Coley a passion for numbers, but also early experience of racism. Madeline Bennett sat down with her to hear her story: bit.ly/3ZJOjSf

"The document was described as a breakthrough in responsible AI governance. In my opinion, it is anything but." Here's this week's Monday Morning Moan from @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social - and remember... "Whatever you do, don’t upset Claude!" bit.ly/3O453kF

Specialty insurance provider Safety National has adopted Planful for FP&A. Phil Wainewright hears how replacing spreadsheets with the dedicated platform has saved time and improved collaboration: bit.ly/45CQ8E5

Why do most agentic AI implementations fail in production? The keynote at @dynatrace.com ’s Perform revealed the missing layer between probabilistic models and real-world operations. @alyx.diginomica.com has been in Las Vegas 🎰 for us: bit.ly/4a4feNE #DynatracePerform2026

SAP has seen a strong end to 2025 with a total revenue of €36.80 billion, up 11% year-on-year, with net income of €7.492 billion. Stuart Lauchlan analyzes the latest numbers from CEO Christian Klein: bit.ly/4anF7cn

@yorkswildlife.bsky.social has ditched manual expenses and invoice spreadsheets in favor of automated workflows. Madeline Bennett shares how iplicit accounting software has benefited the charity: bit.ly/46ovkAq

AI video company @synthesia.io has shown that you can build a unicorn start-up on humans who consent to being source data. And this could present a solution to the ‘Grok problem’. @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social suggests this is good news but wonders if it really is as simple as that: bit.ly/4q5V9fQ

DemandScience says that Marketing is caught in something called a Marketing Data Mirage. @bmzinck.bsky.social explains what this is, and why it's a challenge for Marketers: bit.ly/4bVeIUz

When @jon.diginomica.com shares keynotes from Davos and comments "Totally disagree" you know his Hits and Misses is worth a read! In this week's peaks and slippery slopes ... Davos gets deconstructed, and PwC has good (and bad) news about AI projects: bit.ly/3NJ5ZLa

ThoughtSpot is building out an enterprise intelligence layer for smarter AI agents, which can take action. CEO Ketan Karkhanis sat down with Derek du Preez to explain how this works, and why systems of record are like the filing cabinets at the office: bit.ly/3NDha8d

The old media landscape realities are shifting and market leaders like P&G must change with them. Stuart Lauchlan shares how P&G's new CEO is looking to data and AI to "invent the CPG company of the future" bit.ly/3YZzf2M

Ian Thomas was in conversation with Woodson Martin, CEO of OutSystems, recently for an update on enterprise AI readiness heading into 2026. Here's what he's learnt from customer conversations about blockers to practical business use cases: bit.ly/4q0vF3g

At Children with Cancer UK, investment in Salesforce Data Cloud and Marketing Cloud automation is resulting in better donor engagement and automated payments - which means more funds to support children and their families. Madeline Bennett has the story: bit.ly/3YZNSTB

At Axos Bank, Kevin Hearn simplifies, trains and embraces AI. Mark Chillingworth has more on the workflow focus that enables the digital bank to get the most from new technologies: bit.ly/3LCAEJA

A Colombian chocolate manufacturer is using technology to prevent deforestation and boost biodiversity. Cath Everett takes a look at B-Corp Luker Chocolate’s new AVISTA smartphone app: bit.ly/4ra5HLR

There have been big changes in Workday's product and tech leadership over the past year-and-a-half. Phil Wainewright caught up with CTO Peter Bailis, to discuss its appetite for change, how it brings customers along on the journey, and its race to re-define vertical SaaS: bit.ly/3NzcJv8

As end-of-season finales go, it was certainly more explosive than the government ministers who appeared on the same day. So, what did Google tell the UK’s AI and copyright Inquiry? You probably want to be sitting down... @thechrismiddleton.bsky.social has the details. bit.ly/4jVA1aB

In a world where global policy shifts on the basis of a Truth Social posting in the middle of the night, Trust was a topic that popped up several times during the WEF meeting in Davos this week, with the comments of two enterprise tech leaders catching Stuart Lauchlan's attention: bit.ly/49KoMwY

If anybody in the British CIO arena is well placed to set out a series of thought-provoking maxims about how to be a digital leader, it's Paul Coby. Mark Chillingworth sat down with him recently, to discuss his career and The Digital Leader's Playbook, for our latest CIO Interview: bit.ly/3YSCgBO

With the #AcumaticaSummit almost upon us, @jon.diginomica.com caught up with @acumatica.bsky.social’s Ali Jani and Miten Mehta to discuss the relevance of cloud ERP versus agentic AI - are the two in conflict or not? It's all in our latest Executive Intelligence Podcast: bit.ly/3YUGQzx

In retail’s AI transformation, smart strategies (not speed or spending) will define the winners. Blue Yonder’s Jim Hull explains why: bit.ly/4bJ0QN2

Davos 2026 - growth is great, but what about morality? Get Stuart Lauchlan's take as Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff goes off piste and lays into US AI firms' hatred of regulation: bit.ly/4pPOHJO #Davos2026

In this diginomica network podcast, Mollie Brentnall, Director of IT for Crawford & Company, sat down with Mark Chillingworth, and explained how a fencing career has sharpened her tech leadership - as they discuss swords, getting a brilliant start in technology, and helping others: bit.ly/4bGLXuE

With Airforce One yet to touch down, the WEF agenda wasn't yet dominated by noises off, so the topic of scaling up AI projects could take priority. Get Stuart Lauchlan's take on the Day One debates: bit.ly/3YR9EZJ #Davos2026

Can extensibility provide a better framework for ERP agility? ASUG's Isaac Feldberg discusses how a clean-core ERP approach - enabled by SAP BTP - is helping organizations cut customization, increase agility, and lay the groundwork for AI-driven innovation: bit.ly/4k8vx0B

This week’s round up from @jon.diginomica.com: - A LinkedIn skirmish sparks one of our best agentic AI pieces - Frugal AI sounds refreshing, but what does it take? - LinkedIn's algo has a proxy bias problem. - Exclusive CIO interviews - News from the big vendors - and your whiffs: bit.ly/4pOailM

Everyone is chasing AI agents. But UiPath’s CMO Michael Atalla says hybrid automation is the real end state. @alyx.diginomica.com caught up with him for diginomica, to hear why: bit.ly/4qvNmZK

In our latest CIO Interview for the diginomica network Mark Chillingworth sat down with the CAA's Matt Taylor. We find out about his 15-year journey to the CIO role at the UK's regulator for aviation and some of the challenges of securing the supply chain and insourcing tech delivery: bit.ly/4b1JavR

From AI ideas to execution - @atlassian.bsky.social ’s Tiffany To shows why the key to moving AI from theory to traction is experimentation grounded in real use cases, tested assumptions, and trust: bit.ly/4qUvPdh

JP Morgan is upping its spend in the coming year. Why, demands Wall Street, and how much is going on AI?!?! Stuart Lauchlan on how JP Morgan joined tech peers in having to pander to Wall Street's naked short-termism around AI investment: bit.ly/49ABoa1