
When AI writes code, who owns the mistakes?
AI-generated code is accelerating enterprise software delivery, but weak accountability, inconsistent controls and regulatory deadlines are exposing a critical governance gap for engineering leaders today.

AI-generated code is accelerating enterprise software delivery, but weak accountability, inconsistent controls and regulatory deadlines are exposing a critical governance gap for engineering leaders today.

Nathan Xu, CEO and Co-Founder of Plaud.ai, explores how meeting inefficiency drains productivity — and how AI automation can transform discussions into clear, actionable outcomes.

Danijel Stankovic shares five essential lessons for scaling AI successfully, from workforce augmentation and data governance to C-Suite ownership and building a fail-fast, learning culture.

Threat intelligence is only valuable when actionable. Kerri Shafer-Page of Arctic Wolf explains how automation, visibility, and external expertise turn data into effective cybersecurity defence.

Data sovereignty is becoming vital for AI compliance. Roger Lee of Appian explains how private AI helps organisations maintain control, transparency, and trust amid evolving global regulation.

Network fabrics are transforming enterprise networks, delivering high-speed, scalable, and secure connectivity for AI, cloud, and IoT-driven campuses. Insights by Sébastien Claret, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.

Matthew Albans, CTO at Roke, warns organisations that quantum computers could soon break current encryption. Early preparation with post-quantum cryptography is essential to stay secure.

Tarek Ouagguini, Founder and CEO of Happydemics, argues that AI alone won’t transform advertising — only human signals can restore meaning, trust, and effectiveness in marketing.

Astrid Bowser of OneAdvanced explores how agentic AI is moving beyond pilots to transform real-world operations across healthcare, government, and legal services through automation, trust, and measurable impact.

Claus Jepsen, CTO at Unit4, explains how agentic AI is reshaping the modern data stack, demanding faster, smarter, and more contextual data systems for enterprise success.

Pierre du Rostu, CEO of AXA Digital Commercial Platform, explores how integrated, tech-driven risk management can help companies navigate the growing challenges of climate, conflict, and cyber threats.

AI can analyse data and find patterns, but only human creativity drives originality and innovation. Yang Han of StackAdapt explores why people must stay at AI’s core.

Neil Gladstone of Sopra Steria explores how shifting from Proof of Concept to Proof of Value helps organisations ensure AI delivers measurable business impact and long-term value.

Sarah Hoffman, Director of Research, AI at AlphaSense, explores how generative AI is evolving from a tool for efficiency into a strategic driver of smarter, data-informed business decisions.

Pete Sellwood, CTO at 15gifts, explains why telcos should rethink in-house AI builds and consider specialised partners to achieve safer, more scalable, and compliant AI-driven sales solutions.

Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.

IT support contracts often auto-renew, costing businesses time and money. Al Kingsley MBE, CEO of NetSupport, explains why proactive reviews future-proof operations and boost efficiency.

European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.

Developers are no longer back-end specialists. James Hall of Snowflake explores how business-minded and citizen developers are driving innovation, collaboration, and commercial value in the AI era.

Tom Grissen, CEO of Daon, warns that poorly implemented biometrics create dangerous security gaps. Discover why layered, intelligent biometric defences are vital against AI-powered cyber threats.

Smart AI consumption models are key to delivering customer experience success. Olivier Jouve of Genesys explains how flexible pricing and token-based approaches unlock innovation, scalability and value.

Terry Storrar, Managing Director at Leaseweb UK, explains why hybrid cloud storage is essential for managing future data growth, balancing performance, scalability, cost efficiency, and flexibility.

Amazon’s clampdown on subscription sharing signals a shift. Priya Lakshminarayanan, Chief Product Officer at Recurly, explains how AI can strengthen retention, loyalty, and long-term subscription growth.

AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.

Industry leaders reflect on UK manufacturing growth this National Manufacturing Day, highlighting innovation, digitalisation, skills, and resilience as key drivers for future competitiveness and efficiency.

How Pearson, educator of millions, is building the cybersecurity it needs to help students succeed safely.

Leigh Feaviour’s mission to revolutionise BT’s employee and customer experience

In this episode, BT’s Leigh Feaviour tackles ‘robotics’, ‘blockchain’, ‘digital disruption’ and more.

This month, Ben, Rom and James discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitions to grow Facebook into a “metaverse company”. Ben and James are then joined by Gus Machado, Intuit’s Design Director, who shares insights into the design thinking behind some of its hugely popular financial products.

I&O leaders must identify the emerging trends most likely to impact their organisation and implement effective tactics to respond.

Slyce CEO Ted Mann on the rise of visual search

Justin Kuruvilla, Chief Cyber Security Strategist at Risk Ledger, explores how DORA’s true potential lies beyond compliance—building resilience through collaboration, visibility, and systemic risk understanding.

Nathan Xu, CEO and Co-Founder of Plaud.ai, explores how meeting inefficiency drains productivity — and how AI automation can transform discussions into clear, actionable outcomes.

Danijel Stankovic shares five essential lessons for scaling AI successfully, from workforce augmentation and data governance to C-Suite ownership and building a fail-fast, learning culture.

Threat intelligence is only valuable when actionable. Kerri Shafer-Page of Arctic Wolf explains how automation, visibility, and external expertise turn data into effective cybersecurity defence.

Data sovereignty is becoming vital for AI compliance. Roger Lee of Appian explains how private AI helps organisations maintain control, transparency, and trust amid evolving global regulation.

Network fabrics are transforming enterprise networks, delivering high-speed, scalable, and secure connectivity for AI, cloud, and IoT-driven campuses. Insights by Sébastien Claret, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.

Matthew Albans, CTO at Roke, warns organisations that quantum computers could soon break current encryption. Early preparation with post-quantum cryptography is essential to stay secure.

Tarek Ouagguini, Founder and CEO of Happydemics, argues that AI alone won’t transform advertising — only human signals can restore meaning, trust, and effectiveness in marketing.

Astrid Bowser of OneAdvanced explores how agentic AI is moving beyond pilots to transform real-world operations across healthcare, government, and legal services through automation, trust, and measurable impact.

Claus Jepsen, CTO at Unit4, explains how agentic AI is reshaping the modern data stack, demanding faster, smarter, and more contextual data systems for enterprise success.

Pierre du Rostu, CEO of AXA Digital Commercial Platform, explores how integrated, tech-driven risk management can help companies navigate the growing challenges of climate, conflict, and cyber threats.

AI can analyse data and find patterns, but only human creativity drives originality and innovation. Yang Han of StackAdapt explores why people must stay at AI’s core.

Neil Gladstone of Sopra Steria explores how shifting from Proof of Concept to Proof of Value helps organisations ensure AI delivers measurable business impact and long-term value.

Sarah Hoffman, Director of Research, AI at AlphaSense, explores how generative AI is evolving from a tool for efficiency into a strategic driver of smarter, data-informed business decisions.

Pete Sellwood, CTO at 15gifts, explains why telcos should rethink in-house AI builds and consider specialised partners to achieve safer, more scalable, and compliant AI-driven sales solutions.

Mark Dando of SUSE explores how open source AI can help the UK achieve greater transparency, control and digital sovereignty in its national AI infrastructure.

IT support contracts often auto-renew, costing businesses time and money. Al Kingsley MBE, CEO of NetSupport, explains why proactive reviews future-proof operations and boost efficiency.

European organisations are rethinking cloud strategies to balance sovereignty and innovation, says Dmitry Panenkov, CEO and founder of emma. True cloud freedom means compliance, control and innovation coexisting.

Developers are no longer back-end specialists. James Hall of Snowflake explores how business-minded and citizen developers are driving innovation, collaboration, and commercial value in the AI era.

Tom Grissen, CEO of Daon, warns that poorly implemented biometrics create dangerous security gaps. Discover why layered, intelligent biometric defences are vital against AI-powered cyber threats.

Smart AI consumption models are key to delivering customer experience success. Olivier Jouve of Genesys explains how flexible pricing and token-based approaches unlock innovation, scalability and value.

Terry Storrar, Managing Director at Leaseweb UK, explains why hybrid cloud storage is essential for managing future data growth, balancing performance, scalability, cost efficiency, and flexibility.

Amazon’s clampdown on subscription sharing signals a shift. Priya Lakshminarayanan, Chief Product Officer at Recurly, explains how AI can strengthen retention, loyalty, and long-term subscription growth.

AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.