Two-Thirds See AI Working. The CFO Still Can’t Prove It.
Two-thirds of organisations say AI is delivering real productivity gains. Ask the CFO whether that translates into a return they
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Healthcare AI Enters Its Accountability Phase
Healthcare AI has stopped being an experiment. Holland & Knight, the US law firm, put it plainly in its mid-2026
Pre-Mortem: The EU AI Act’s Accountability Gap
On 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act gives the EU AI Office the power to fine the developers of
Deploy Now, Govern Later as a Strategy Just Expired
. Nearly three-quarters of companies are planning to deploy agentic AI within two years. Only 21% of them report having
The AI Model Was Never the Hard Part
Three of the world’s largest AI vendors have spent the past ten days admitting something enterprise buyers have suspected for
Handling Stakeholder Expectations in Digital Transformation: The Honesty Problem
Most failed digital transformations were not derailed by technology. They were derailed by a gap between what was promised
The AI Infrastructure Race Has Already Been Decided, Just Not Where You’re Looking
Four companies have committed more capital to a single region’s AI infrastructure than most countries spend on national defence
Your Enterprise Architecture Is Built on a Map That No Longer Exists
Most enterprise technology decisions are made on a map that no longer reflects the territory. Vendors occupy defined positions. ERP
Pre-Mortem: Eight Companies, No Published Accountability Standard
The Pre-Mortem is a weekly series on this blog. Each piece applies five questions to a major technology commitment before
AI Gets the Blame. Governance Built the Problem
When an AI system causes serious harm, the story is easy to write. Biased algorithm. Dangerous model. Technology that cannot