Digital Transformation

13 Jan 2026

Trusting AI agents

AI agents can only be trusted to make good decisions if we can develop systems that prioritise traceability, accuracy, and accountability under pressure

Former Trump adviser Dina Powell McCormick named Meta's president

13 Jan 2026

Digital twins, extended reality and manufacturing’s quiet revolution

13 Jan 2026

Successful AI implementation

12 Jan 2026

Businesses are entering another period of accelerated disruption driven by rapid shifts in policy, technology and the workforce. How can they keep up?

Intelligent Partner Ecosystems: Propelling revenue orchestration through hyperscalers and AI

08 Jan 2026

Building future-ready partner ecosystems by combining predictive analytics, automated enablement, and hyperscaler market opportunities

08 Jan 2026

Uncomplicating enterprise tech: the fastest path to efficiency and growth

Across every industry, businesses are under pressure to do more with less – to deliver growth, improve customer experience and cut costs across the board.

From ambition to accountability: How corporate decarbonisation is changing

06 Jan 2026

As corporate decarbonisation evolves, so do expectations. ACT Group outlines four key trends and what they mean for businesses on the path to Net Zero.

The war on differentiation

05 Jan 2026

Collective intelligence is extraordinarily good at one thing. It finds the average with brutal efficiency. What it does not find, at least not reliably, is the extraordinary.

How procurement can drive stronger local services and communities

30 Dec 2025

The UK’s local government sector can free up much-needed cash by tackling the way it buys everyday items used in the world of work – meaning more time for staff and better value for local communities

Procurement as a lever for trust and accountability in the third sector

30 Dec 2025

Trust is an essential ingredient for any third-sector organisation, and that means having clear accountability when it comes to how money is being spent

30 Dec 2025

Smarter procurement to ease cost and workforce pressures in UK healthcare

With hospitals, care homes and dental practices all facing difficult economic conditions, those tasked with procuring items have a chance to deliver additional value

Will your next developer be an AI agent?

22 Dec 2025

Andrew Zakonov, who is creating AI agents at JetBrains, argues that AI agents are redefining the programmer’s role

Managing the costs of cloud computing

19 Dec 2025

There is a widening control gap in cloud computing, where CFOs can see the spend but struggle to predict it

Sovereign cloud: geopolitics, regulation and economics

17 Dec 2025

With the world’s three largest cloud providers all based in the US, true data and cloud sovereignty can be a grey area

The end of broken data systems

17 Dec 2025

Organisations collect and store more data than ever, often with the belief that more data automatically leads to a competitive advantage

Bridging the cloud skills gap

17 Dec 2025

The greatest barrier to cloud success isn’t infrastructure or software - it’s people