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Oracle is pushing CX software from support functions to execution. Its new Fusion Agentic Applications target sales, marketing, and service teams with governed automation inside core workflows.
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Data infrastructure decisions now sit beside debt, power, and politics. TikTok’s Finnish expansion and wider financing moves show sovereignty is now a capital-allocation issue, not just a compliance one.
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Lakeside expands its EMEA ambitions with a strategic product hire. The Cheshire-based appointment gives the DEX company a senior operator as UK demand grows for better service desk performance, stronger telemetry, and more outcome-led workplace technology strategies.
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BMC has expanded AI tools across mainframe operations and development. New releases target skills gaps, application analysis, certificate management, and orchestration.
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Jitterbit says new G2 data shows faster enterprise returns globally. The company is using Spring 2026 rankings to argue that its Harmony platform delivers ROI more quickly than category averages across integration, API, EDI, and low-code workloads.
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Workplace burnout is rising as digital overload reshapes employee experience. Tristan Shortland, Chief Technology Officer at Infinity Group, argues that poorly designed digital environments are accelerating fatigue, while smarter, more intentional technology ecosystems can restore focus, reduce cognitive strain, and improve long-term organisational performance.
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Oracle is redesigning Fusion to work more directly with AI. The update shifts finance and procurement tasks toward prompts, agents, and automated execution, as the software group tries to prove enterprise applications remain central to business decision-making by becoming the layer where data, workflows, approvals, and AI actions meet securely.
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Private AI deployments are putting storage architecture under pressure now. Scality-backed research suggests object storage, governance, and performance are becoming central constraints as AI moves into production.
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Met Office technology spending has climbed as unused licences rose. FOI data analysed by Parliament Street points to a larger software estate, a bigger budget, and more dormant subscriptions.
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In software, context may now matter more than features alone. As AI lowers the cost of building and copying product capabilities, the deeper advantage sits in proprietary data, workflow history, governance, and embedded operating context that make automation useful in live environments rather than merely impressive in a demonstration today.