Category: Technology

ARE FDEs THE FUTURE OF MANAGED SERVICES?

AI-powered managed services team working on engineering-driven business solutions

Enterprise AI keeps stalling at the last mile. Forward Deployed Engineering is emerging as an answer to that problem – and increasingly looks like a new operating model, not just a hiring fad. This market insight brings together market research on AI deployment, talent and managed services to assess what the shift could mean for… Read more »

CYBER DEFENCE AT CROSSROAD – FROM POINT TOOLS TO AI DRIVEN

The SOC as we know it – AI-powered threat defence platform in 2026

The next cybersecurity platform is not another dashboard. It is a continuously learning decision-and-action layer that understands the enterprise, predicts the attacker’s next move and contains risk at machine speed with humans still accountable for the outcome. Competitive edge now lies in governed, context-aware action at machine speed. This market research examines the shift through… Read more »

BARRIERS TO AI ADOPTION IN 2026

AI hype fades as enterprise AI ROI takes center stage amid data, cost, skills and security barriers.

More pilots. More copilots. More AI agents. Yet value still lags adoption. Governance, skills, data, legacy systems and regulation – not model access – are becoming the real barriers to scale. The next phase of AI will be defined by how well enterprises can govern, integrate and operationalize it. THE WARNING SIGN: AI ENTHUSIASM IS… Read more »

AI Labs Enter Enterprise Services

Comparison table: OpenAI DeployCo vs Anthropic Services Firm — capital, acquisition, and strategy

In the space of eight days in May 2026, both OpenAI and Anthropic launched PE-backed enterprise AI services entities, acquired implementation firms, and moved into territory long owned by management consultants and system integrators. This is not pure co-existence, and it is not wholesale replacement – it is segmentation: the labs are competing for the… Read more »

Claude Mythos: AI Crossed the Cybersecurity Rubicon

Claude Mythos: AI Crossed the Cybersecurity Rubicon

Claude Mythos is not just another AI model story. It is an early signal that enterprises may soon face software vulnerabilities faster than their current operating models can validate, prioritize, and fix them. A Story That Started with a Leak The story of Claude Mythos did not start with a press release. It started with… Read more »

EV Opportunities Decoded by Country Insights

EV opportunities by country insights

EV commentary has been largely dominated by the passenger four wheeler side. Yet, beyond the US and Western Europe, a world of EV opportunities continues to generate momentum. The global electric vehicle market achieved unprecedented scale in 2025, surpassing 20.7 million units sold across all vehicle segments, a 20% YoY increase1. It would be easy… Read more »

2026 Supply Chain Playbook: Trends That Matter

Supply Chain

Supply chain leaders find themselves dealing with multiple challenges and opportunities as they enter 2026. This insight notes encapsulates some of the most pressing areas to help supply chain leaders establish priorities going forward. Tariff headwinds to continue, renewed focus on nearshoring 2025 started on a somber note with the US imposing tariffs on a… Read more »

Inside the Generative AI Bubble: Winners, Losers, Reality

Generative AI bubble

The GenAI Euphoria The rising euphoria created by the mainstreaming of LLM via ChatGPT’s 2022 launch is often tempered by drawing parallels to a bubble. And its catch phrase – business of work will be transformed by genAI globally – appears to be settling for a more nuanced understanding. No doubt there is discomfort when… Read more »

AI. Making Healthcare + Tech Happen.

From online advisory to precision medicine, AI solutions promise healthcare like never before. Academia, tech giants and startups alike have taken the plunge. The note looks at the frenzied AI activity in healthcare.

Drones for Inspection (and they are surveying just about everything)

Drones have swiftly moved from military use to business applications, as the technology is used to make efficient processes hitherto performed manually for lack of commercially acceptable solutions. This notes looks at the mainstreaming of drones for survey and inspection and how this spawned an array of startups and investors looking to disrupt the market.