Data management stories
HR, IT & finance urged to align on corporate travel
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HR, IT and finance must align on corporate travel or risk frustrated staff, weak compliance and poor cost control, SAP Concur warns.
Maximising value from AI in 2026
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AI’s promise for 2026 hinges on fixing decaying, duplicate customer data to curb hallucinations and unlock sharper, revenue-driving insight.
V2 AI bolsters Asia Pacific team amid agentic AI boom
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V2 AI names new Asia Pacific leaders as it doubles consultants and rides surging enterprise demand for large-scale agentic AI projects.
BMC & AWS deepen Control-M cloud AI orchestration deal
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BMC signs five-year AWS deal to host Control-M SaaS, deepening cloud and AI orchestration for hybrid data and workflow automation.
Aspia & Stelia revamp AI for satellite land insight
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Aspia teams with Stelia to overhaul AI backbone, speeding real-time land intelligence from petabyte-scale satellite data for business use.
Quantexa picks London South Bank for new HQ at Delft
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Data and AI firm Quantexa will move its global headquarters to The Delft on London’s South Bank when the new development completes in 2027.
Synergy: How AI agents and humans can play together in the same sandbox
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Agentic AI is shifting automation from rigid rules to adaptive partners, as humans and AI learn to share data, decisions and the same sandbox.
Atombeam & Trilliant boost smart grid data traffic
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Atombeam and Trilliant team up to compress grid-edge data for AMI networks, promising faster, more secure smart meter traffic for utilities.
Cegal completes Tenaz Dutch North Sea IT transition
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Cegal has completed a complex IT and OT transition for Tenaz’s newly acquired Dutch North Sea assets, avoiding downtime across platforms.
File errors cost firms & push stressed staff to quit
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Broken documents and file mix-ups are costing firms an average of USD $6,790 per employee each year, a new survey of US workers finds.
Data gaps stall AI scale-up despite strong AIOps gains
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Financial firms reap strong AIOps returns but poor data quality and fragmented tools are stalling the leap from pilots to scaled AI.
Calero unveils AI assistant for telecom invoice insight
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Calero launches AI-powered assistant to give TEM and MEM teams instant, conversational insight from complex telecom and mobility invoices.
Percona maps 2026 growth with new tech & leadership
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Percona sets out its 2026 growth plan with fresh leadership, new PostgreSQL security tech and expanded support for Valkey users.
MODLR launches visual scripting for no-code data flows
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MODLR has added a Visual Scripting Engine to its CPM platform, letting finance and operations teams build no-code data workflows.
AI ambitions clash with weak data practices in mining
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Mining’s AI ambitions are being held back as geoprofessionals lose a third of their week wrestling with fragmented, poorly managed data.
Aerospike embeds default data masking in Database 8
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Aerospike Database 8 now embeds default dynamic data masking, tightening PII protection while easing compliance and operational overhead.
Australian leaders target stronger data & AI by 2026
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Australian executives ramp up data governance and AI for reporting by 2026, tackling siloed information and slow access to real-time insight.
How Data Quality in Retail Powers Business Outcomes in 2026
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In 2026, retailers win not by owning more data, but by orchestrating trusted, real-time data that powers every decision and experience.
AI agents surge in Australia, but integration lagging
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Australian firms race to deploy AI agents, but siloed systems and weak integration threaten hoped-for productivity gains.
Maestra’s US customer base surges as brands ditch Klaviyo
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Maestra’s US customer base jumps 144% as DTC brands abandon Klaviyo for a single platform spanning email, personalisation and paid media.