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The Next Millennial Domino Falls When reports emerged that SHEIN had acquired Everlane, the other shoe dropped. Like the recently departed Allbirds, Everlane was once the poster child for a new kind of Millennial consumerism. It promised radical transparency, clean design, ethical sourcing, and a rejection of disposable fashion culture. Along with a generation of […]

If you think CX is fading, you’re looking in the wrong places. I work with customer experience (CX) executives across top financial services firms in North America — and what I see lately is a function getting sharper, more accountable, and more embedded in the business. Here are three shifts that stand out so far in […]

Mixed signals are emanating from the blockchain world: On the one hand, in March, we saw the publication of the paper, Securing Elliptic Curve Cryptocurrencies against Quantum Vulnerabilities: Resource Estimates and Mitigations, the authors of which include a member of the core Ethereum team; Solana also updated its quantum-safety roadmap in April. Forward to May, […]

Celonis just announced its intention to acquire Ikigai Labs, a San Francisco-based start-up focusing on AI-powered decision intelligence. Ikigai Labs specializes in software for complex forecasting scenarios based on large graphical models, working closely also with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). This acquisition will bring together Celonis’ process intelligence graph technology with Ikigai Labs’ […]

Anthropic’s latest move — agent templates for various finance and client coverage functions — is part of a broader trend toward more intelligent, largely autonomous, and context-aware multiagent systems that are redefining the financial services industry’s digital operating models. By right, Anthropic is just following its growth playbook by creating industry-grade applications it can “sell” […]

Global AI adoption presents communication service providers (CSPs) with a rare opportunity to transform and unlock new growth. In my latest report, The Dawn Of AI-Powered Telcos, I examine how leading telecom operators are responding to current trends by entering the AI infrastructure race and becoming AI‑powered from the core. They’re achieving this by pushing […]

Retail banks are moving fast on AI in 2026: Budgets are growing, roadmaps are packed, and internal momentum is real. Customer loyalty, however, is not — and the disconnect is becoming harder to ignore. AI adoption is accelerating across retail banking, yet differentiation keeps slipping and relationships continue to thin. This isn’t because AI isn’t […]

As enterprises move from copilots to agentic AI, they are no longer constrained by model selection; rather, they are limited by governed activation of business data. SAP’s planned acquisitions of Dremio and Prior Labs signal an effort to position SAP Business Data Cloud (BDC) as an AI data control plane. With these arrows in the […]

GenAI is transforming product management, accelerating work across the lifecycle while challenging teams to move beyond experimentation. The advantage lies not in access to tools, but in how intentionally they’re applied to improve judgment and outcomes.

As B2B buyers rely on self-guided research, AI tools, and buying groups, many revenue leaders are questioning the future of revenue development reps (RDRs). The answer isn’t fewer RDRs — it’s a fundamentally reimagined role built around buying group insight, signal-based prioritization, and AI-enabled productivity.

Atlassian’s Team ’26 event highlighted how AI, agents, context, and workflows are reshaping enterprise work.

ServiceNow Knowledge 2026 showcased how ServiceNow is expanding its role in enterprise AI, workflow automation, and digital workplace transformation.

Every year, enterprises invest millions in APIs, yet many end up with brittle interfaces nobody wants to reuse. The root of this problem is usually how the program is led rather than the technology. When business leadership is missing, APIs devolve into integration glue. They connect systems, but they don’t create momentum. Solution architects build […]

Customer complaints are not noise. They are high‑fidelity signals of broken expectations, rising risk, and lost value. In this episode of CX Cast, Principal Analyst Riccardo Pasto joins Martin Gill to reframe how leaders should re-think about complaints from a compliance burden to a strategic CX asset. The conversation breaks down why low complaint volumes […]

At OCX, the Eclipse Foundation’s Open Community Experience conference, attendees met to discuss the Eclipse Foundation and what it means to be an open-source developer.

I spent last week in Copenhagen at the Temenos Community Forum (TCF) alongside more than 1,300 banking leaders, technologists, and practitioners. The theme — “Trust. Modernize. Transcend.” — is one banks have heard before. What made TCF different was how consistently Temenos tied that message to live products, execution discipline, and the realities banks face […]

Effective B2B AI pricing must balance several goals that often pull in different directions: It needs to reduce buyer risk and accelerate adoption, especially as many organizations are still experimenting with how AI fits into their workflows. It should align price to measurable value. This gives customers a clear connection between what they pay and […]

OpenAI recently announced Daybreak, its vision for making agentic application security faster and more capable. While promising, Daybreak will also make security more expensive per unit of work. In this model, customers will pay for tokens and multiagent workflows burn tokens. CISOs and CIOs should budget for application security (AppSec) line-item inflation, not deflation, with […]

If you were considering a nomination for Forrester’s global Technology Awards ths year — including the Enterprise Architecture Award, presented in partnership with The Open Group — the submission deadline has been extended to Tuesday, June 2. Here’s the reason I’m genuinely excited about this year’s EA entries (and why a short extension matters): The […]