AI & Automation

16 Apr 2026

AI and the new era of supply chain execution

AI-empowered supply chain teams align planning with real-time execution, a decisive break from how supply chains have traditionally operated

The critical importance of entry-level roles

16 Apr 2026

Entry-level job postings are disappearing as AI takes on more of the routine work that once defined early careers, a shift that will damage the future workforce

Strategy-first automation

15 Apr 2026

You can’t have AI used like an ornament – bells and whistles to add to existing structures, without a strategic purpose

Want AI that works? Fix your data

14 Apr 2026

Even the most advanced AI will struggle when data is inconsistent, incomplete, or not delivered as a consumable, governed product

AI can unlock entry-level potential, not replace it

14 Apr 2026

Automating low-skill tasks allows younger employees to engage with high-value work sooner, accelerating learning and recognition

14 Apr 2026

Why AI's next challenge is governance, not capability

Boards have stopped debating whether to invest in AI. They have instead started asking why they cannot point to the technology’s value

Why good AI models go wrong

10 Apr 2026

An autonomous agent is like a talented contractor. They can code. They are smart. They can analyse complex problems. But they have no context about your organisation

Building AI-ready skills

10 Apr 2026

As AI becomes central to business success and long-term competitiveness, there i a growing disconnect between university training and workplace expectations

Managing the entry-level jobs crisis

09 Apr 2026

If AI is eliminating entry-level roles for college graduates, this creates an immediate challenge: where do you find talent ready to contribute from day one?

American View: How to (literally) keep your head in an interview

07 Apr 2026

I’ve grown to loathe Mondays. Ever since my previous employer downsized my team in a routine restructuring, every Monday has become “apply for new gigs” day. After the dog and I have finished our first cup of coffee, I trawl through all the “alerts” in my inbox and scroll through the commercial and government job posting sites searching for matches.

AI agents aren’t magic: so when to use them?

07 Apr 2026

AI & Automation

AI and the new era of supply chain execution

The critical importance of entry-level roles

Strategy-first automation

Want AI that works? Fix your data

AI can unlock entry-level potential, not replace it

Why AI's next challenge is governance, not capability

Why good AI models go wrong

Building AI-ready skills

Managing the entry-level jobs crisis

American View: How to (literally) keep your head in an interview

AI agents aren’t magic: so when to use them?

AI: evolving how to keep humans involved

Fast code, fragile systems – the dangers of unchecked AI acceleration

FinTechTalk: Rethinking financial crime decision-making in the age of scalable AI workforces

The devil is in the operating model

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