BLAST Plans Massive Asian Esports Event Takeover To End 2026

Esports tournament operator BLAST is hosting three massive events in Asia in the space of three weeks, as part of a big expansion into the region.

AI Is Changing What Great Talent Looks Like

AI will continue to automate routine tasks. That does not make people less important. It changes which human capabilities matter most.

​Why Debt-Burdened Vendors Deserve A Harder Look

The real danger is that this stress often shows up after the contract is signed.

Your ERP Is Ready To Go Live. But Is Your Business Ready To Run?

​Successful user acceptance testing of an enterprise resource planning platform doesn’t mean the business is ready to operate.

Why Governance Must Evolve From Compliance To Continuous Intelligence

Given the speed of AI transformation, governance can no longer be factored in after technology implementation or incidents.

AI Reached Coding First—Logistics May Be The Bigger Opportunity

The next wave of logistics will be broader than freight. It will be about everyone in motion.

A Technical Blueprint For Zero-Trust AI Access To Public-Sector Data

As agencies move from AI-assisted reporting to AI-initiated action, organizations need a more defensible architecture when it comes to access control.

When Is The Right Time To Build A Customer Success Team In A Growing SaaS Startup?

Customer success is not a department you add once you’ve grown, but rather it’s a discipline you install so that you can grow.

The Next Industry-Defining Companies Will Be Built At The Intersection Of Software And Science

Society isn’t advanced in the cloud. It’s built—with real systems engineered, financed, deployed and maintained.

​Two Structural Changes In The FDA’s Real-World Evidence Guidance Broaden What Sponsors Can Submit

The FDA opened a door that most of the industry is not yet equipped to walk through.