Integration stories
Law firms and in-house teams across EMEA will get local implementation and integrations as Lexsoft begins selling Clio's AI tools immediately.
Manufacturers may soon rely less on cloud data lakes as vendors race to let AI query shop-floor systems and control machines more directly.
Mid-sized firms face a policy blind spot that could slow AI adoption, despite contributing GBP £2.7 trillion in turnover in 2025.
NetSuite partner Annexa's Matthew Owens said the NetSuite Next upgrade is nearly effortless, but finance is justifiably slower putting AI agents to work.
IT and security teams can now track and approve AI actions one tool at a time, as Celigo targets growing governance gaps across enterprise software.
The update aims to help firms and AI agents make better decisions from enterprise data by adding shared definitions, governance and planning tools.
The rollout aims to cut manual work and speed deployments for firms moving to Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications from older systems.
Customers will be able to buy Snowflake through Oracle's cloud, simplifying billing and data access for AI and analytics workloads.
Yet manufacturers are using only about 45% of the data they collect, slowing efforts to turn AI pilot projects into wider operational gains.
Enterprises are increasingly prioritising governance, security and integration as they move AI agents beyond pilots and into production systems.
Corporate legal teams can now move between contract data and legal research without manual transfer, as the pair link their platforms for shared customers.
Four in five UK manufacturers are already trialling AI, as TCS aims to turn pilots into factory-floor systems that lift productivity by up to 25%.
Many ANZ firms lack the data governance and integration needed to prove AI is lifting productivity, costs or customer experience.
Ageing systems are forcing retailers to weigh short-term margins against a £25 billion upgrade programme, as cyber risks and AI readiness rise.
It aims to cut support delays for merchants who lack in-house payments expertise, while escalating complex issues to human staff.
The new unit will help Singapore organisations choose and deploy security tools, with local engineering support aimed at complex regulated sectors.
Many teams are seeing AI create extra admin rather than cutting it, with 59% of UK marketers reporting heavier workloads over three years.
Businesses adopting AI agents could cut rework by up to 40%, as WORK-SELF expands Maya Enterprise across more than 12,000 applications.
Despite weak data foundations, 65 per cent of local organisations are already running AI projects, while many cannot measure success effectively.
Investment managers will be able to cut manual reconciliation by using validated ETF and index data inside Atoti rather than integrating it separately.
