Joining colleagues of all specialties at my fifth ZohoDay analyst event over the years, I knew what to expect: Direct interaction with customers and executives, evidence of continued growth and innovation, and another strategy to unify everything. I wasn’t wrong, but as Zoho Corp. celebrated its 30th anniversary as a bootstrapped, privately held company that has ...

Observers commonly say that artificial intelligence is still in the “early innings.” The reality is AI is much further along than many acknowledge. In 2012, AlexNet was a watershed deep learning moment when massive and freely available internet datasets met Nvidia Corp.’s graphics processing units. This is what truly kicked off the modern AI era, leading to ...

Ask a room full of chief information officers how far along they are with artificial intelligence and you will hear the same story repeatedly: Many proofs of concept, a handful of production deployments, and a few impressive wins. Most enterprises treat AI as a series of projects rather than fundamental shift in how work gets ...

Despite the hype, the enormous potential business value of artificial intelligence is not going to materialize spontaneously. Digital workplace leaders must guide their organization toward an era in which AI is not only creating tangible business value, but becomes a critical competitive differentiator and industry disruptor. Here is how digital workplace leaders can build the ...

At the beginning of each year, as is our tradition, we team up with Enterprise Technology Research to dig through the latest data and craft 10 predictions for the coming year. This year’s prognostication follows the publication where we grade our 2025 predictions. In this Breaking Analysis, we tap some of the most telling nuggets from ETR’s rich data ...

For years, “human-in-the-loop” has provided the default reassurance when it comes to how artificial intelligence is governed. It sounds prudent. Responsible. Familiar. It is no longer true. We’ve entered an agentic age where AI systems make millions of decisions per second across fraud detection, trading, personalization, logistics, cybersecurity and autonomous agent workflows. At that scale ...

At CES 2026, Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang once again reset the economics of artificial intelligence factories. In particular, despite recent industry narratives that Nvidia’s moat is eroding, our assessment is the company has further solidified its position as the hardware and software standard for the next generation of computing. In the same way ...

In 2024, the elephant in the room was how generative artificial intelligence seized the conversation. In 2025, the dialog shifted to agents and the question of whether there’s an AI bubble happening in our midst. But as we noted, AI’s taking of the limelight shined a new spotlight on the importance of having good data, ...

Two prevailing narratives have driven markets recently. The first is that Nvidia Corp.’s moat is eroding primarily thanks to graphics processing unit alternatives such as tensor processing units and other application-specific integrated circuits. The second is that Google LLC generally and its Gemini artificial intelligence model specifically is gaining share, will dominate AI search and ...

Despite the significant investments that many organizations have put into generative artificial intelligence, most are not seeing the productivity gains that they expected. Simply adopting new technologies is no longer enough to drive productivity gains, if it ever were. In today’s rapidly evolving digital workplace, leaders face the ongoing challenge of translating digital investments into ...