Get an inside look at how a PE-backed platform is replacing fragmented tools with one connected system — across 40+ operating companies. A recorded conversation with the VP leading the rollout. Hear directly from someone in the middle of the work:• How they’re replacing Spectrum, 25+ estimating tools, and heavy Excel• What it takes to […]
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For the past several years, enterprise AI has largely played the role of an assistant. It summarized documents, drafted emails, and answered questions when prompted. Useful, certainly, but fundamentally reactive. The emergence of agentic AI marks a more consequential shift: systems that do not merely respond to a request but pursue an objective, reason through […]
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AI agents are shipping into production on developer timelines, not security timelines. By the time most security teams realize they exist, agents are already calling APIs, accessing data, and inheriting broad permissions across multiple systems. This white paper shows how to flip that dynamic. Key Takeaways:• Discover agents in flight and understand what each one […]
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Boards are paying closer attention to cybersecurity than ever. High-profile breaches, ransomware attacks that halt operations, regulatory disclosure requirements and growing personal accountability for directors have moved cyber risk firmly onto the board agenda. Yet many CISOs still struggle in the boardroom. They present vulnerability counts, patching percentages and threat landscape slides, and directors nod […]
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Most organizations now depend on hundreds or even thousands of vendors, from cloud platforms and SaaS applications to payment processors, contractors and AI providers. Each one is a potential path into your systems or your data. Major breaches increasingly start not with a direct attack, but with a compromised supplier, software update or service provider. […]
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Phishing works by tricking a person into following malicious instructions disguised as legitimate ones. Prompt injection does the same thing to AI. And as organizations give AI assistants and agents access to email, documents, browsers and business systems, it is quickly becoming one of the most important security risks in the enterprise. How prompt injection […]
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Your dispatch board can look full and still leave a surprising amount of work on the table. Torque 2026, BuildOps’ commercial contractor benchmark report, found that contractors average 1.16 completed work orders per technician per day, compared with 1.55 for best-in-class contractors — a 34% gap. That gap points to a real opportunity to get […]
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You can assign roles and groups. You can’t see what people actually do with them—or what AI agents do with them. That visibility gap is where compliance risk and operational blind spots hide. In this webinar, Tarun Thakur (ServiceNow) and Nick Krieble (InterContinental Hotels Group) walk through how organizations are moving from role-based thinking to […]
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Ask any manager where time disappears in their organization and approvals will feature prominently in the answer. A purchase request waits for a signature. A software license sits in someone’s inbox. A contract exception circulates by email until someone remembers to chase it. Each individual delay may seem minor, but collectively they slow the business […]
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In my years working alongside technology leaders, I have seen many promising innovations stall not because the technology failed, but because the deployment was poorly sequenced. AI agents are no exception. The CIO who approaches agents as a series of disconnected experiments will struggle to demonstrate value. The one who treats them as an enterprise […]
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Every infrastructure team eventually faces the same question: should we keep running these servers, or replace them? The instinct to extend hardware life is understandable. Servers that still work feel like assets already paid for. Yet the true cost of running older equipment is often higher than it appears on the balance sheet. The calculation […]
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