Beyond AI Integration: Jeremy Bruck of West Monroe on Building an Enterprise Operating Layer
West Monroe’s Jeremy Bruck explains how enterprises can turn AI into an operating layer, redesign workflows, avoid lock-in, and deliver measurable value.
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West Monroe’s Jeremy Bruck explains how enterprises can turn AI into an operating layer, redesign workflows, avoid lock-in, and deliver measurable value.
Five to ten years from now, most modernization analysis and drafting will be AI-assisted by default. Large estates will be understood faster and at lower cost, and much of the manual archaeology that consumes…
Ron Rabinowitz, CEO of OpenLegacy, explains why AI has fundamentally accelerated modernization efforts and why incremental transformation is replacing large-scale “big bang” migrations
Most people assume that if an AI assistant gives a wrong answer, someone must have hacked it. New research from Lasso Security suggests the reality is far more mundane and more concerning.
Generative AI is reshaping customer experience faster than most organizations can govern it, and trust is becoming the casualty. Companies are racing to automate, deflect…
In this tech industry interview, Florida International University (FIU) Assistant Professor Zhu introduces LAST, a groundbreaking firmware-level defense.
Teqtivity CEO Hiren Hasmukh on why hardware visibility has to come before AI adoption, and how ghost assets, offboarding gaps, and zero-trust really connect.
I am a member of the Enterprise Technology and Services (ETS) team. My focus is on team collaboration and contact center platforms from vendors in the US such as Cisco, RingCentral, and Zoom. I…
Priten on incident response, data minimisation, vendor risk and why the guardrails that protect students must be built into how you operate, not enforced by willpower.
Noah Labs’ Murat Isik on the verification wall, silent context, and why the biggest mistake in regulated software modernisation isn’t technical, it’s running 21st-century code through 20th-century compliance.
