Digital energy: a grid without data is becoming a hindrance to transformation
Growing energy demand, overloaded grids, and longer wait times for grid connections mean that data quality and availability…
A weekend with technology: a digital detox for managers without compromising on productivity
The growing number of messages and meetings outside of working hours means that the ability to disconnect from…
Key figures for July: AI, cyber, cloud and data
July highlighted the scale of change in technology: AI attracts capital, the cloud provides the infrastructure, data determines…
Company boards have put their faith in AI. But they still can’t work out whether it’s making them money
In the TMT sector, artificial intelligence has already moved from the experimental phase to widespread implementation, but only…
Key technology decisions for August and September 2026. Fewer experiments, more accountability
August and September 2026 mark the point at which the value of technology is determined less and less…
A cyber insurance policy does not guarantee business continuity
A cyber insurance policy can limit the financial cost of an attack, but business continuity depends on a…
AI agents are set to transform online shopping. What lies ahead?
AI agents are getting closer and closer to completing purchases on their own. For e-commerce, this means having…
FinOps is moving beyond the cloud. The focus is now shifting to SaaS, data and AI
FinOps is no longer limited to cloud infrastructure, as an increasing portion of technology costs today stems from…
IT management in the cloud era: how does eAuditor Cloud accelerate digital transformation and strengthen business resilience in 2026?
In recent years, there has been a fundamental shift in how technology is perceived in business. In 2026,…
AI won’t fix the infrastructure. What it can do, however, is reveal how it is actually managed
When analyzing the scale of planned investments, it becomes clear that the infrastructure sector today is not held…
IBM has lost $69 billion. AI is reshaping corporate budgets
IBM didn’t lose a quarter of its value in a single day simply because one quarter turned out…
The Data Act is opening up a secondary market for devices. Who will take it over?
The sale of a device is increasingly just the starting point for the most profitable part of the…
The bank as a technology company. The advantage does not lie in the data
Banks have been collecting vast amounts of data for years, but their competitive advantage is less and less…
The greatest cost of the cloud arises when it is no longer managed
The cloud doesn’t become expensive because its usage is growing, but rather when a company loses track of…
AI was supposed to reduce the cost of coding. Now it’s creating a new bill
AI agents are increasingly performing not just individual tasks, but entire sequences of programming work, and as their…
The digital state is making its way into corporate IT
The government is no longer merely a regulator and operator of official systems. As digital identity, registries, and…
AI agents reveal the true cost of legacy IT systems
Agentic AI does not so much expose the age of corporate systems as it does their inability to…
The cloud doesn’t always cut costs. When does the bill take the CFO by surprise?
The most expensive cloud isn’t the one with a high bill, but the one whose cost the company…
CX and automation: where do the savings end and the risks begin?
CX automation can make a contact center appear cheaper, even though the company is actually paying more. This…
IT modernisation without losing control. How to choose a partner
Infrastructure modernization does not begin with choosing a technology, but with a thorough assessment of the organization’s business…
Enterprise architecture is making a comeback thanks to AI
Companies have been adopting AI models, assistants, and agents faster than they have been able to organize the…