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The AI integration 30% that makes your business stand out (opens the original)
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When implementing new software systems, most companies have not had the luxury of investing in solutions that fit the business 100%. Usually, it’s a 70% fit, with customisation layered on top. AI tools and integration platforms have changed this story. Companies can now build their own applications around their own rules and logic and place them comfortably on top of the systems they already use. For JJ Milner, MD of Global Micro, this works in two ways. “You have a team that’s now equipped to b
AI is writing more code than ever, but is it good enough? (opens the original)
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In 2024, the DORA State of DevOps Report found that a 25% increase in AI adoption was met with a corresponding 1.5% decrease in software delivery throughput and a 7.2% decrease in delivery stability.[1] AI, said the report, does "not automatically improve software delivery". In 2025, the same report found that when teams used AI more effectively, the throughput issue flipped from negative to positive, but that delivery stability remained in the negative.[2] In June 2026, the GitClear longitudina
From experimentation to execution: Can AI deliver real business outcomes? (opens the original)
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There is no shortage of noise around AI. Mordor Intelligence predicts the growth of the generative AI market to reach $28.45 billion in 2026, rising to $126.6 billion over the next five years.[1] There has been a staggering influx of tools, solutions, systems and platforms – research from Startus shows that there are nearly 22 000 companies active in generative AI and more than 16 400 funding rounds associated with companies focused on innovation intelligence.[2] While these numbers are constant
ITWeb TV Biz: How to secure your AI agents before they expose you (opens the original)
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As AI agents proliferate across companies, security teams are losing visibility fast. Too often, during an incident, companies can’t answer critical questions – who did what, when, and did our controls work? JJ Milner, MD of Global Micro Solutions, says this tension is universal. “There’s an incredible amount of enthusiasm about the opportunity that AI presents,” he says. “But there is equally a lot of anxiety. Boards fear falling behind their competitors, while security teams are worried about
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