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81% of UK knowledge workers now use AI weekly. That’s adoption. What it isn’t, is transformation.

Inaugural Lecture that started in The University of Oxford in England was established as a way for a newly appointed Professor to publicly present his past academic stewardship, current research and future plans to the university community and the general public. It began with the announcement of the first professorial chair in 1862 which made…

Ask any mortgage operations leader where their teams lose the most time, and you will rarely hear “underwriting decisions” or “borrower conversations.” You will hear some version of “finding things.” A customer service representative toggles between systems to answer a single borrower question. A processor hunts through policy documents to confirm a procedure. An underwriter…

Add to Google Preferred Sources A survey released by the Mobile Content Forum (MCF), an app developer industry group, on the 26th found that even after the full implementation of Japan’s new smartphone law, adoption of alternative payment systems stands at just 8.8%, while alternative app store usage is only 5.9%. The most common reason…

High adoption of artificial intelligence among technology companies in the middle market has not eliminated implementation challenges and operating model constraints that could inhibit sustained AI growth.

Montana’s high-tech industry grew twice as fast as the overall state economy from 2014 to 2024, increasing its share of the state’s gross domestic product from 3.6% to 5% annually. And most tech firms in Montana say AI usage is widespread and either moderately or extremely strategic to their future growth.

As global supply chains remain exposed to geopolitical and climate uncertainty, retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) businesses face challenges of fluctuating prices and demand. In the United Kingdom, supply chain volatility is adding to uncertainty in raw material and packaging costs to impact CPG companies’ production economics.

The average number of AI agents activated per organization increased nearly threefold since 2025, according to the 2026 Agentic Enterprise Index, new research from Salesforce that analyzes aggregate AI usage data from the company’s Agentforce platform.