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How to Scale Multi-agent AI Environments Without Losing Control
Ask a leadership team how many AI agents are running across its business, and the answer is often difficult to come by. Then ask who owns the agents, what they... Read More
What Does It Take to Trust AI Before It Goes Live?
This is the final week of this month’s AI in Practice theme, focused on building the skills and trust needed to move AI into production. The answers differ by market.... Read More
What Does It Mean for AI to Be Working?
Across the UK, Germany, and France, this month’s AI in Practice coverage is asking a practical question: once AI reaches production, how do organisations know it is actually working? Availability... Read More
When AI Leaves the Pilot: The Deployment Layer Where Trust is Won or Lost
AI rarely fails in the moment it is demonstrated. It fails later, when it has to move through the systems, teams, and controls that make an organisation work. That is where the next phase... Read More
AI in Production Depends on Data Readiness
Across London, Frankfurt and Paris, this month’s AI in Practice coverage is centred on one practical question: what needs to be in place before AI can move beyond pilots and... Read More
UK Data Protection Changes Are Arriving June 2026
Two important changes to UK data protection law come into force on 19 June 2026. The first introduces a legal requirement for organisations to operate a formal complaints-handling process. The... Read More
AI Can’t Fix Bad Data: Why Quality Still Defines Value
As organisations accelerate their investment in AI, the conversation is often dominated by models, platforms, and capabilities. But beneath that momentum lies a more fundamental challenge – the quality of... Read More
Language as Interface: How AI Mirrors Its Users
AI is increasingly embedded in how people search, write and make decisions. Less visible – and more difficult to trace – is how these systems respond to the structure and... Read More
From Strategy to Reality: Why Data Adoption Still Falls Short
Data strategy is rarely undefined. Execution, however, remains uneven. Across large organisations, strategies are documented, platforms are implemented, and governance frameworks are established. Yet in practice, teams often rely on... Read More
Why Tech Show London 2026 Is Putting Human Questions at the Centre of the Tech Conversation
As technology becomes more deeply embedded in everyday life and business operations, the questions facing technology leaders are changing. Performance, scale and efficiency still matter, but they are no longer... Read More
Where Technology Leaders Will Go to Get Informed in 2026
Technology organisations will enter 2026 facing a set of pressures that look very different from the ones that defined the early AI boom. The shift is no longer about experimentation,... Read More
Inside BARC’s New Research: Dr Carsten Bange on Data Sovereignty and Strategic Cloud Choices
With rising uncertainty around global data regulations and an increasing demand for clarity on digital sovereignty, new research from BARC is shedding light on how organisations are responding. Ahead of ... Read More
