AI adoption without data chaos
Melinda Baylon
October 20, 2026
As organisations accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, fragmented, outdated, and poorly governed data may undermine its potential.
As organisations accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, fragmented, outdated, and poorly governed data may undermine its potential.
AI will reshape organisations, governments, software, energy, and workforce models, according to Gartner’s predictionsfor 2027 and beyond.
The rapid adoption of generative AI is fuelling unprecedented demand for GPU-intensive computing, and with it, investment in localised, high-performance
For Asia-Pacific CIOs, the path to AI ROI lies not in the next model, but in the governance and orchestration
In the rapidly evolving world of machine learning and artificial intelligence, small language models (SLMs) are emerging as pivotal assets
Coming into 2026, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region stands at the forefront of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, driven by a blend
As the calendar flips to 2026, chief information officers (CIOs) stand at a crossroads. Global IT spending is poised to
As Asian enterprises accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, the role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) has evolved from
A unified AI vision serves as the Guiding Principle for enterprise-wide AI adoption, ensuring that all departments work toward common
Gartner Inc. foresees a significant shift in the digital landscape by 2027, with a projected 25% decrease in mobile app
Sallam emphasises that an organisation’s AI ambition is a pivotal factor that determines the type of use cases it invests
Gartner Inc. forecasts worldwide IT spending to grow to $5.61 trillion in 2025, an increase of 9.8% from 2024.