Imagine a tech giant, once a steady performer, now riding the wave of artificial intelligence with promises of transforming business operations—yet its stock price tells a story of doubt and decline. Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management software, has investors buzzing with curiosity and caution as it integrates cutting-edge AI tools into its platform. Amidst market volatility and fierce
Paige Williams sits down with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional working at the intersection of AI, machine learning, and blockchain, who has been deeply embedded with SOC teams wrestling with real-world threats. Drawing on hands-on work operationalizing behavior-driven intelligence and tuning detection pipelines, Dominic explains why the gap hurting most SOCs isn’t tooling or headcount—it’s the absence of fresh, context-rich
Imagine a digital landscape where billions are poured into tools that merely watch the game unfold, while the real players—those executing game-changing strategies—struggle for funding. This seismic shift in the AI and SEO arena reveals a startling misallocation of capital, with investors favoring monitoring tools over transformative agentic platforms that actually drive results. In a market valued at a staggering
From payouts to prevention, data-rich homes are quietly rewriting the economics of UK home insurance even as claim costs climb and margins thin, pushing carriers to seek tools that cut avoidable losses while sharpening pricing accuracy. The shift is not cosmetic; it is structural, as connected devices and real-time telemetry recast risk from a static snapshot into a living stream
Introduction Factories were never designed for cloud-native agility, yet lines now expect split-second decisions, robot swarms, and camera intelligence to work as one orchestrated system without fail, because any lapse can stall production, risk safety, or erase margin in an instant. In that pressure cooker, private 5G has emerged as the connective tissue that treats moving machines, workers, and sensors
Setting the Stage: Why Layoffs Are Grabbing Headlines Picture this: a staggering 153,074 job cuts announced in a single month, sending shockwaves through the US economy. This isn’t a distant memory of past crises but a stark reality in October of the current year, reflecting a labor market under strain. With Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notices hitting their
In an era when a single glance at a chart can tilt a meeting’s outcome, tiny design choices now decide whether numbers inform or mislead, and that split second of interpretation is more fragile than it looks because mobile screens, rapid decisions, and mixed data fluency compress attention into moments where clarity either carries the message or lets confusion win.
Mikhail Hamilton sits down with qa aaaa, a builder with hands-on time taking AI from “helper” to “operator” in payments. The conversation explores how Omise MCP lets AI agents plug into more than 60 payment tools across five markets, why Model Context Protocol underpins secure two-way control, and how orchestration moves beyond APIs to real-time, rules-aware execution. We touch on
A Market Hungry for Speed Meets a New Underwriting Playbook Brokers still chasing screenshots and static questionnaires to place mid-market cyber coverage face an awkward truth: the cloud moved on, but much of underwriting did not, and that gap slows deals, obscures risk, and frustrates clients that run almost everything on AWS or another major provider. Into that friction steps
Introduction After six straight years of losses in UK home insurance, the industry has been nudged toward a simple truth: stopping damage beats paying for it. That shift puts connected devices, real-time alerts, and structured data at the center of how carriers price risk, serve customers, and protect margins. Into this moment steps Onics, a Denmark-headquartered provider born from Develco
Imagine a world where insurance claims are settled almost instantly, where policyholders don’t have to wait weeks or months for payouts during critical times of loss. This isn’t a distant dream but a reality being shaped by the Faster Claims Payment (FCP) Service within the Lloyd’s insurance market. Developed through a powerful collaboration between the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA), LIMOSS,
Picture a nation where the morning news is dominated not by stories of opportunity, but by waves of layoffs, shuttered offices, and workers left wondering if their job is next. This is the reality for many Americans today as the US job market grapples with unprecedented challenges. Economic uncertainty, fueled by rising tariffs and rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI),
