The €95 Million Phone Call: AI Voice Cloning Reached the Chairman’s Own Desk
Payment authorisation failed at the top of the organisation, not the bottom. Fideuram’s fraudsters did not need to break into
Project Management
The Great Flattening Won’t Take Every Manager. Here Is What Keeps You Off the List.
Judgement work is what survived when GitLab removed up to three layers of management this year. On 12 May 2026,
The Technology That Was Right but Too Early
Technology right but too early is a recognisable pattern, one that repeats more often than most strategy teams admit. General
IT Projects Are Not Failing Because of AI. They Are Failing For the Same Reasons They Always Did.
Complex projects fail at a rate most programme leaders already suspect. PMI’s newest research puts a number on it: nearly
An AI Found 129,000 Software Flaws. Fewer Than Half Got a Patch Count.
Project Glasswing, Anthropic’s partnership scheme pairing Claude with external security teams, verified at least 129,000 software vulnerabilities between April and
Resistance Is the Data
When a technology programme meets resistance, the standard response is to escalate the change effort: more communications, more training sessions,
Most PMOs Report What Is Happening. The Best Ones Change What Happens Next.
Most digital transformations are not killed by bad technology. They are killed by conversations that did not happen and decisions
93% Have Been Breached by Vulnerable AI Code. 30% Still Ship It Anyway.
Seventy per cent of developers believe AI-generated code carries more vulnerabilities than the code they write themselves. Thirty per cent
The Difference Between an AI Pilot and an AI Programme Is Who Gets Blamed When It Fails.
A pilot has no name attached to its failure. A programme does. That is the entire distinction, and almost nobody
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