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Precisely is bringing governed customer communications workloads directly onto AWS. The release gives regulated enterprises a way to modernise customer communications in the cloud while keeping data, workflows, and compliance controls inside their own AWS environments.
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SGS has launched Sami to sharpen business carbon reporting workflows. The platform brings emissions data, analytics, and action planning into one system as organisations seek more reliable carbon management.
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GOV.UK Chat is expanding access to official digital support services. The AI assistant, available in the GOV.UK app, is designed to answer routine questions faster and ease pressure on helplines.
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Amplify brings full online ranges into stores without bespoke builds. One iota’s Shopify-native kiosk app lets shoppers browse the full catalogue in-store and complete purchases on their own phones.
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Tableau is extending analytics into agent-driven enterprise action systems today. The platform update links semantic models, conversational interfaces, governance, and workflow execution as Salesforce moves BI closer to live operational systems.
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The deal will deepen regulated-sector technology expertise across Europe further. Version 1’s acquisition of CreateFuture will create a 4,250-person technology services group with annual revenues of more than €500 million and broader AI-led delivery capability.
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SNG completes Workday rollout across core HR and finance operations. The housing association says the new platform gives more than 3,000 employees a unified digital foundation.
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Studio Graphene expands into Ireland through Tribe Digital integration. The move gives the product studio its first Irish foothold and adds deeper design and experience capability to its wider digital offering.
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Payment failures are putting retail and hospitality sales at risk. FreedomPay’s latest study found fast-rising losses during outages, alongside pressure on staff and customer patience.
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A policy report warns over growing digital dependence in Britain. Open Rights Group said the UK needs stronger digital sovereignty and less reliance on major US providers.