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Salesforce folds apps, agents, and tools into one unified catalogue. The new AgentExchange combines AppExchange, Slack Marketplace, and Agentforce listings as Salesforce adds orchestration and governance controls for production AI deployments.
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Retailers still lose revenue through outdated integration approaches today. Patchworks says bespoke builds and temporary workarounds remain widespread in UK retail, even as poor system connectivity drives financial and operational strain.
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Major co-located conferences will gather architecture, change, and design leaders. The London event will run from 8 to 12 June, combining three conference tracks with keynotes, workshops, networking, and ticket discounts for delegate groups.
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Garney deepens Hyland rollout to modernise HR content operations companywide. The water infrastructure company is extending its OnBase deployment with Hyland for SAP SuccessFactors to centralise employee content, improve reliability, and create a longer-term platform for automation.
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Roomex wants travel buyers to see missed savings more clearly. Its new Insights Pro feature compares booking decisions against like-for-like options available at the time of search.
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Higher platform commissions could make digital piracy less attractive overall. New research argues the extra revenue can fund stronger anti-piracy tools if creators and platforms coordinate closely.
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RWS has launched a new enterprise AI translation model today. Language Weaver Pro is aimed at business-critical content where accuracy, security, and governance matter at scale.
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UK payroll teams face mounting strain at financial year-end again. CloudPay says integration complexity and legacy systems are still slowing modernisation at a moment when payroll is under closer scrutiny.
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UK transformations are leaking value at an alarming rate today. Sullivan & Stanley says businesses lose £27m per £100m invested, as board confidence outpaces execution, adoption, and scaled AI delivery.
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Europe is discovering sovereignty sounds easier than procurement actually is. As Brussels pushes for more local control over cloud, compute, and AI infrastructure, companies are weighing resilience against cost, lock-in, and execution risk, exposing a widening gap between political ambition and the commercial realities of buying enterprise technology at scale.