Focus turns to sovereignty as reliance on AI grows
Eileen Yu
July 13, 2026
Organisations are starting to look more closely at how they can establish greater independence and better control over their technology
Organisations are starting to look more closely at how they can establish greater independence and better control over their technology
Device management solutions company, Jamf has announced the general availability of AI Governance, a new capability within Jamf for Mac
Like most organisations anywhere today, PropertyGuru wants to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance its operations and drive results. At
As more organisations turn to artificial intelligence (AI), specifically agentic AI, to improve their operational efficiencies, focus also has turned
Okta’s “Businesses at Work 2026 report” found that organisations across the Asia Pacific are rapidly adopting AI and automation.
The governance crisis your board isn’t asking about yet
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The scurry to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) is creating not only potential gaps in organisations, but also likely to result
AI governance in Southeast Asia is driven by rapid AI adoption, risk awareness, and the need for ethical deployment. The
Globally, AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating rapidly, driven by generative and agentic AI integration into clinical workflows, diagnostics, and