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Anaplan Appoints Anju Rao as Principal Applications Delivery Advisor

Enterprise planning platform Anaplan has appointed Anju Rao as Principal Applications Delivery Advisor, signaling a continued focus on advancing data-driven workforce planning solutions for...

FusionAuth Appoints Jamey Miller as Senior VP of Engineering and Technology

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded into enterprise applications, organizations are rethinking how they approach digital identity and access management. Reflecting this shift, FusionAuth...

Certinia Acquires Moonnox to Drive AI-Native Professional Services Delivery

Global provider of AI-powered Professional Services Automation (PSA), Certinia, has acquired Moonnox, an AI-native services delivery platform designed specifically for the professional services sector....

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Real-World Data

Real-World Data vs. Synthetic Data: What Should Train Enterprise AI?

Enterprise AI is learning. Will the data hold up? Companies may have the compute and models they need to develop the applications they want...
OpenAI

Jordan Handmaker Joins OpenAI as Account Director

Jordan Handmaker has announced a new career move, joining OpenAI as an Account Director. Handmaker shared the update on LinkedIn, marking a new chapter...
Verizon

Chris Lloyd Promoted to Director of Business Sales at Verizon

Chris Lloyd has announced his promotion to Director of Business Sales at Verizon, marking a new milestone in his professional journey with the telecommunications...
Appier

Appier Appoints Sanam Lou as VP of Global Marketing

Appier has appointed Sanam Lou as Vice President of Global Marketing, strengthening its leadership as the AI-native software company expands its international presence and...
IBM

Securing the Synthetic Workforce: IBM Brings Identity and Governance to Enterprise AI Agents

With enterprises racing to put autonomous digital agents into production, the gap between software workflows and eligible enterprise decision-makers has barely existed - until...