A Tenfold Attack Surge in London, a Governance Mandate in Abu Dhabi
In January to May 2026, UK healthcare providers logged 264,000 attack events, against 27,000 for the whole of 2025. That
Pre-Mortem: The UN’s Global Dialogue on AI Governance
On 6 July 2026, the United Nations opened its first General Assembly-mandated forum on AI governance in Geneva. All 193
Patience Is Not Passive. It Is the Hardest Active Choice Most People Never Make
Patience gets treated as the absence of action: the thing you’re doing while you wait for something else to happen.
Governance Fatigue Is Real, and It’s Killing the Governance That Matters
Every governance failure gets the same response: add a committee. Nobody ever asks which of the five committees already in
What We Found When We Measured Adoption, Not Just Deployment.
A go live report is easy to write. Every site is on the new system, every licence is issued, every
Your Reputation Travels Faster Than You Do. Act Accordingly.
Most executives manage their reputation like a local matter: how you’re seen in this room, on this team, in this
Pre-Mortem: The Big Four’s AI Citation Problem
On 28 July 2026, PwC Middle East responded to an investigation into four of its own published reports. The investigation,
EasyJet Fixed an Age Bias in Recruitment. Most Digital Transformation Teams Haven’t
The number of easyJet cabin crew aged over 50 has more than doubled since 2022, up 127 per cent,
Nobody Owns AI in Your Organisation. That Used to Be Survivable.
In most organisations, nobody owns AI, not really. Not officially, not on an org chart, not in a way
Pre-Mortem: NHS Federated Data Platform
On 3 August 2026, NHS England apologised. The apology confirmed what National Data Guardian Nicola Byrne had identified five