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AI has moved from being a standalone technology to a core building block that drives global business growth. Advancements in key AI technologies are happening at an exponential pace, constantly unlocking new capabilities and applications. AI adoption is becoming critical for global businesses to stay competitive and relevant. The rising adoption am...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to deliver substantial benefits to both economies and societies. As organizations shift AI technology implementation from the proof-of-concept stage to enterprise deployment, employing an enterprise-wide strategy and roadmap is crucial to prevent delays. Therefore, it is important to analyze organizati...

The rapid rise of agentic AI marks a fundamental shift in how organizations design, deploy, and oversee intelligent systems. This study examines that shift through the lens of the Moltbook incident—an early 2026 event in which autonomous agents, operating without sufficient safeguards, produced a cascade of unpredictable interactions. Far from sign...

5G, the successor to 4G, offers higher speeds, greater bandwidth, lower latency, and the ability to support multiple simultaneous connections. It also enables platform digitalization and extends device battery life. Its expanded capabilities are driving new service development and technology monetization.The industry is at a critical juncture, with...

As artificial intelligence moves from experimentation into the operational core of the enterprise, the demands placed on implementation and managed service providers are changing fundamentally. Early AI success was defined by proof points: models deployed, pilots completed, productivity gains demonstrated. Today, success is defined by durability: t...

The skyrocketing volume of medical imaging data and need to better manage medical images is becoming imperative for healthcare providers. The collaborative HIMSS-SIIM Enterprise Imaging Workgroup de?nes enterprise imaging as “a set of strategies, initiatives, and work?ows implemented across a healthcare enterprise to consistently and optimally capt...

Enterprise use of AI has moved past experimentation. Many organizations now run AI inside core workflows that affect customers, operations, and compliance. This shift has changed what enterprises expect from AI implementation and managed service providers. Success no longer hinges on launching a model or completing a deployment. It depends on wheth...

AI technologies and platforms are entering a new stage of maturity. Most organizations now have access to capable models and have run pilots across multiple functions. The real question is no longer whether AI works, but where it can create sustained growth and how it can be scaled without introducing cost volatility, operational risk, or governanc...

The enterprise network services space is a mature competitive market, with growth expected between 1% and 3% globally in the coming years. Industry participants contribute hundreds of millions and even billions of dollars in network investments and pursue local partners to fulfill and execute their end-to-end solutions. In this market, portfolios m...