Atlassian’s $610m browser acquisition is a high-stakes bet on secure, specialised AI productivity against free, embedded Microsoft/Google competition.
VENDORiQ: Atlassian’s $1Bn Browser Bet: A Productivity Play or a Costly Distraction? Read More »
For Azure Virtual Desktop, executives must choose: fully outsourcing daily ops, or empowering internal teams with specialised management platforms.
Despite an unwavering focus on fundamental operational excellence, value delivery, and governance, senior ICT leaders are increasingly balancing immediate security and compliance needs with a strategic evaluation of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and generative AI to drive future efficiency and organisational value.
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Modernising B2B contracts is key to value creation, shifting from time-and-materials to rewarding outcomes for sustainable, innovative partnerships.
Microsoft is ending volume discounts on Enterprise Agreements to fund AI investment, forcing executives to shift from price negotiation to value management and governance.
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Neo4j’s Infinigraph architecture unifies transactional and analytical workloads at scale, simplifying data ecosystems and enabling real-time insights for AI.
VENDORiQ: Neo4j’s Infinigraph – A Step Towards a Unified Graph Architecture? Read More »
Microsoft is bundling its specific Copilots into the main M365 license, signaling a shift to specialised AI tools embedded in daily workflows.
Adobe’s AI agents represent the natural evolution of ecommerce, moving beyond chatbots to integrated, multi-step workflows for customer self-service.
VENDORiQ: Adobe’s Automated Agents for Ecommerce – How Websites are Evolving Read More »
ICT leaders must scrutinise ‘open source’ AI claims; the provided code is often a wrapper for a proprietary, vendor-controlled backend, creating vendor lock-in.
VENDORiQ: Is Your ‘Open Source’ AI Truly Open? A Critical Look at Vendor Claims Read More »
