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Sage is expanding AI tools, Agent Builder capabilities, and PwC work as it positions partners to guide finance customers through adoption. The post Sage Futures 2026 Highlights AI Opportunity for Partners appeared first on Channel Insider.

Securonix partners with AI SPERA to bring Criminal IP intelligence into ThreatQ, improving IP enrichment, threat prioritization, and analyst workflows. The post Securonix Partners with AI SPERA for Criminal IP in ThreatQ appeared first on Channel Insider.

New IANS research finds cybersecurity talent retention under pressure, creating hiring and managed services opportunities for MSPs. The post Security Hiring Strain Could Boost MSP Demand appeared first on Channel Insider.

Sage acquired Doyen AI to speed finance data migration, onboarding, and ERP implementation while expanding its AI tools for partners. The post Sage Acquires Doyen AI to Speed Finance Implementations appeared first on Channel Insider.

SAS showcases industry AI use cases, digital twins, and Quantum Lab to drive real-world impact and explore next-generation AI innovation. The post SAS Continues AI Investment, Introduces Quantum AI Lab appeared first on Channel Insider.

AI is here, enabling tangible and real-world use cases. Boards are talking about it. Teams are experimenting & deploying it. Roadmaps are being rewritten around it. But there’s a hard truth most organizations are not always paying attention to: If your foundation isn’t secure, AI will amplify your risk, not just your capability. Much of […]

Every enterprise AI initiative contains an architectural decision that rarely makes it into the business case or the steering committee deck. It doesn’t have a line item. It often gets made by a developer on a Tuesday afternoon based on whatever the default configuration was. And it determines, more than almost anything else, whether your […]

In practice, that means setting the rules for identity, model access, permissions, logging and human approval before AI tools or agents are allowed to operate inside business workflows. The practical starting point is to identify where AI is already touching repositories, tickets, internal knowledge and business systems, then establish a minimum common control set across […]

Who doesn’t want an AI to pump out more code in minutes than a human might write in a month? Who doesn’t like magic? That’s what the hype around vibe coding has asked of developers and business users alike since its inception. But now the tools might have matured enough to deliver. Yes, cautious leaders […]

From systems to ecosystems to agents A shift has been underway for some time as value creation moves from slow, firm-centric to more rapid, co-created across a network of participants.  Customers don’t experience systems; they experience outcomes. Those outcomes are assembled across a network of partners, platforms and capabilities that must work together as one. […]

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