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Reduce lost goods, improve inventory visibility, optimize operations, and boost sales with IoT data from the physical world.

Discover how IoT helped brands like LEGO and Jägermeister optimize sales, while manufacturers and logistics firms improved efficiency.

AI exposes data and process gaps. Look into why governance and AI platforms are becoming essential for enterprise adoption.

AI FOMO drives costly, low-impact projects. Learn how NLB Group built a scalable AI platform in 5 months — and why foundations matter more than quick wins.

Jon Steffey built his career in industries where precision is critical, because in aerospace, medical devices, and pharma, mistakes matter.

Before enabling Copilot in Power BI, your semantic model must be ready. Learn what that means, where to start, and why AI raises the bar on data quality.

One year on, SAP Databricks is now strategically critical, reshaping governance, architecture, and enterprise AI in 2026.

Explore how automotive, pharma, and banking industries are driving European cloud sovereignty and shaping competitive, secure cloud architectures.

AI can generate content fast, but it cannot replace strategy or creativity. The difference now lies in how well companies connect creativity with data and technology.

Discover how data-driven airports use AI, analytics and ESG intelligence to cut emissions, optimise operations and lead the sustainable aviation transition.

Hybrid cloud helps enterprises combine on-prem systems with cloud innovation while meeting regulation, security, and governance requirements.

The governance model in Microsoft Fabric is built on four pillars: data and metadata management, security and compliance, trust and observability, and monitoring. Together, these capabilities create a reliable and scalable data environment.

Interview with a Fabric competence leader about real projects, customer needs and the future of unified data platforms.

AI dominates the conversation in grocery retail, but practical execution across organizations is still challenging.

Licensing changes, acquisition uncertainty, and tighter renewals have made a once-stable platform choice business-critical.