Increasing female representation in leadership is critical for both business performance and broader economic growth, says Lorraine Deane, chief sales officer at Cyberlogic.
As AI agents become part of day-to-day operations, leaders need to know what these systems can access, what they are doing and how to govern them properly, says Matt Ellard, senior VP and GM at Okta.
Inspired Testing brought order and intelligence to a global financial software platform, says Viresh Nandkumar, test automation architect at Inspired Testing.
Reducing calls doesn’t necessarily mean improving the experience, says Vanda Dickson, business development manager at Smartz Solutions.
The company's ownership culture means it recommends solutions that realistically align with clients’ strategies, says Wesley Buck, solutions architect at Retro Rabbit/SmarTek21.
Peresoft Cashbook ensures every payment approval is on record, every change to vendor banking details is traceable and nothing moves without the right authorisation in place, says Bobby Perel, MD of Peresoft.
Properly designed agentic commerce is a structured payments framework in which AI agents execute tightly defined mandates from customers, says Dewald Nolte, co-founder and chief strategy officer at Entersekt.
The pursuit of AI could quietly lead executives into advanced ignorance, says Antonios Christodoulou, CEO and founder of Cyber Dexterity.
Organisations sign impressive contracts, but too many vendors disappear when hardware reaches end of life, says Kwirirai Rukowo, managing executive of Qrent.
Legacy modernisation is a structured risk transformation exercise that sits at the intersection of governance, security and operational resilience, says August Bhila, founder and CEO of CYBAUG.
The chief financial officer role has shifted from reporting numbers to interpreting them and telling the story of what happens next, says Stephen Howe, director at Times 3 Technologies.
Companies must understand how macro-environmental disruptions could affect their strategic intentions – and change tack where required, says Professor Nicola Kleyn, faculty lead for the GIBS MPhil in Leading in New Economies programme.
