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Orchestrating success: Why adaptive leadership wins when AI changes the score
Artificial intelligence continues to improve at execution, but the real challenge lies in the human coordination behind complex work. That’s where adaptive leadership proves essential — knowing how to guide people and adjust to changing circumstances rather than following a fixed plan. Enterprises can look to an orchestra as a clear example of operational complexity. ...
From compliance to co-creation: AI transforms Oklahoma’s public services
Artificial intelligence might be staring down its biggest opponent yet: bureaucracy itself. But far from becoming yet another expense, AI-led process intelligence is looking to pay for itself in saved hours — and it’s the taxpayer who feels the results. For the State of Oklahoma, the initiative has evolved from compliance fixes to an operational ...
Three insights you might have missed at Audit & Beyond
Artificial intelligence is closing the book on manual auditing. But among the hype, what indicates substance in the emergent field of AI-powered assurance? At Audit & Beyond 2025, the answer started with “execution.” Recent moves from AuditBoard Inc. itself underline that stance – including agreeing to acquire AI governance startup FairNow. In short, the company ...
What to expect during the Nvidia GTC Washington, D.C. event: Join theCUBE Oct. 30
Artificial intelligence continues to dominate the news. Demand for graphics processing units has reshaped global markets, and spending on AI infrastructure across governments and industries continues to reach unprecedented levels. This week, however, the conversation extends beyond AI itself — the focus is shifting to how it’s executed. Nvidia Corp.’s second GTC event of the ...
Last call for silos: How AI is powering a connected risk revolution
As businesses grow faster with artificial intelligence, the audit must leave behind compliance-focused silos and embrace strategic collaboration. To this end, a new era of AI-powered risk intelligence has well arrived. At its simplest, risk intelligence means common definitions across the enterprise, paired with one place to pull insight. The payoff is practical: quicker time ...
Traditional risk management is on notice – AuditBoard and EY weigh in
When it comes to risk management, strategists consistently outperform the traditionalists. As a result, risk management today is moving away from its long-standing reliance on manual operations and moving to compliance automation. These are some of the key findings in a recent global risk transformation study conducted by the consulting firm Ernst & Young LLP ...
Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the Kong API Summit
Artificial intelligence is drawing a new blueprint as it aligns with application programming interfaces across the stack. Now, enterprises are racing to turn the AI and API convergence moment into results with platforms built for revenue from day one. The goal is simple, but the path to success can be winding. At the Kong API Summit, ...
No passwords, no problem: How AuditBoard fights credential theft
Attackers want one thing: credentials. To combat threats, enterprises are now looking at cutting the target area entirely, shifting from sign-in models to passwordless security. Artificial intelligence makes phishing cheap to scale and security teams are now reporting surges in social engineering. That is why AuditBoard Inc. chose to remove passwords entirely so there was ...
From silos to strategy: Inside AuditBoard’s blueprint for quarterly delivery
The drive to apply artificial intelligence in governance and audit now meets a tougher demand: proof of durable business value. Teams want faster cycles with fewer manual handoffs, favoring a connected risk approach. The demands are twofold: Boards expect clearer risk visibility across functions, while regulators are pressing for accountable AI. Against this backdrop, AuditBoard ...
Board-backed risk management: How AI turns oversight into a competitive advantage
As artificial intelligence races through the enterprise, leaders are rethinking tools and tempo. AI-powered risk management is reshaping the audit and the organization’s control environment. But momentum is fragile. Many programs surge, stall and then slip into “perpetual pilot.” Therefore, the first move is always clarity, according to Richard Chambers (pictured), senior internal audit advisor at ...