In the high-stakes race for true ROI, it’s not the flashiest, out-of-the-box software that wins—it’s the hyper-customized, ...

IBM ran Bob across more than 100,000 of its own developers before anyone else got a login. For a CDO sitting on decades of ...

The agents can all move fast now. IBM is selling one that knows when it isn’t allowed to, and for chief data officers that ...

Everyone's optimizing tokens per second. The real bottleneck in enterprise AI is upstream - turning fragmented, ungoverned ...

What Every Data Leader Needs to Know09 July 2026 | OnlineEvery AI program in the Asia Pacific is built on an untested assumption: that when disruption hits, the underlying data can be recovered ...

Cross-border payment is hard, and it is where Douglas Feagin started his presentation at a recent May media event in Kuala Lumput. “Payment is not simple, and it’s not like just a kind of open door ...

Every enterprise software vendor wants to tell you about its AI strategy. Almost all of them sound the same: bolt a chatbot onto the dashboard, wrap it in a press release, charge extra. ManageEngine, ...

Asia-Pacific enterprises are pouring money into cybersecurity and are still getting hacked. It’s a contradiction that sits at the center of a conversation with Jack Chan, Fortinet’s global vice ...

When organizations verify the identities of those they are transacting with online, they are not only identifying humans but also AI agents. With the proliferation of agentic AI and its adoption at ...

The volume of data in the world has been increasing exponentially for several years, and perhaps 30% of all the data generated globally is in the health care sector. On one level, this is good news.

Ask any chief digital officer, or chief data officer, in Asia-Pacific to do the math on this, and the numbers stop adding up fast. You’ve spent years, and a small fortune, making sure your data stays ...

There’s a moment in every good sci-fi story where two beings who share no common tongue suddenly understand each other perfectly. Star Trek called it the universal translator. Phoenix Peng calls it ...