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Much of the current conversation around Artificial Intelligence focuses on models, copilots, and intelligence layers. Yet in real enterprise environments, the success of Agentic AI  does not begin with models. It begins with data. Agentic Systems  can only reason, plan, and act based on the quality of the information they receive. When enterprise data is fragmented, outdated, inaccessible, or unreliable, AI does not fix the problem-it amplifies it. This is why Data Management

The technology world is currently fixated on the "brains" of Artificial Intelligence-the Large Language Models ( LLMs ), the chip infrastructure, and the reasoning algorithms. But while these components are vital, they are ultimately commodities. You can buy the fastest chips. You can rent the smartest models. There is one component, however, that you cannot buy. One component that determines whether your AI agent thrives or fails. That component is your Data. For business le

When a customer places an order on Amazon, a vast chain of decisions unfolds almost instantly. Which warehouse should fulfill the order? How should the package be routed? Should pricing or promotions adjust in real-time? These decisions are not made by humans reviewing dashboards. They are made by Autonomous AI Systems  operating continuously at a massive scale. This is a glimpse into what Agentic AI  represents. Agentic AI is not AI that merely responds to prompts. It is AI

In recent years, Artificial Intelligence  has steadily entered the enterprise through familiar doors. It summarized documents, generated emails, answered questions, and automated routine tasks. It was helpful, certainly. But it was limited in scope. That phase is ending. A new class of systems is emerging: Agentic AI, capable not just of assisting humans but of operating autonomously toward defined business goals. These systems can observe conditions, make decisions, execute

Manufacturing leaders have invested heavily in ERP platforms over the last two decades. Systems like SAP, Oracle, and Dynamics sit at the centre of planning, procurement, inventory, finance, and reporting. Today, many of these platforms also include embedded AI features, promising smarter operations and automation. Yet a growing number of manufacturing CEOs are realising a critical limitation. While ERP systems are excellent at managing transactions, they do not represent the

In private capital markets, large allocations often carry an implicit assumption of rigor. When billions of dollars are deployed, it is natural to believe that decisions have been exhaustively vetted, risks thoroughly examined, and assumptions deeply tested. Yet history shows that capital size does not guarantee decision quality. The real differentiator in long-term performance is not access to information, but how consistently and systematically that information is evaluated

Customer support is undergoing a fundamental shift. As expectations for speed rise and product complexity increases, organizations are turning to AI to scale their support operations. But alongside this opportunity comes a growing risk that many teams underestimate until it is too late. Recent incidents involving Prompt Injection Attacks  and data leakage have exposed a hard truth: deploying AI in customer support without the right architecture can compromise sensitive custom

Healthcare and wellbeing applications are becoming deeply personal. They track menstrual cycles, sleep quality, mood fluctuations, medications, vitals, and long-term behavioral patterns. These systems are no longer passive trackers. Users increasingly expect them to interpret data, provide guidance, and respond intelligently to questions. As AI becomes central to these experiences, one reality becomes unavoidable: Privacy is not a feature-it is the foundation. This is why a P