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Gallup finds 65% of employees say AI has improved their personal productivity, but only 12% say it has transformed their organisation. That gap is closing through restructuring, and restructuring is where licence exposure gets created fastest.
Gallup's 2026 data puts global engagement at 20%, the lowest since 2020. The instinct to fix it with more autonomy is half right, and the wrong half is exactly where compliance and audit response teams fall apart.
Read article ->Global engagement has hit 20%, its lowest since 2020. But Gallup's 2026 data contains a figure most organisations will miss: in best-run companies, 79% of managers are engaged. The crisis is real. It is not inevitable.
Read article ->On 12 June 2026, the US government took Anthropic's most capable AI models offline. For organisations running unsupported enterprise software, this is not a reason to relax. The underlying capability is now present across multiple model families, and permanent vulnerabilities in end-of-life software don't wait for news cycles.
Read article ->SAP's S/4HANA migration deadlines create pressure to sign quickly. The customers who negotiate the best outcomes are the ones who pause, get independent advice, and understand what they're agreeing to before the ink dries.
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