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Fintech Conferences 2026: A Strategic Calendar for Industry Leaders
Fintech conferences in 2026 will reflect an industry moving from experimentation to execution. As 2025 comes to a close, financial services leaders are entering a year defined less by disruption headlines and more by operational decisions. AI adoption is accelerating, regulatory scrutiny is intensifying, and margins are under pressure across banking, payments, and embedded finance….
Why Hybrid Cloud Architecture Now Defines Enterprise AI
Hybrid cloud architecture is no longer a compromise; it’s a strategic advantage. In 2026, it is the control plane for enterprise AI. As AI workloads push infrastructure beyond traditional cloud cost and performance thresholds, CTOs are rethinking where compute lives, how data moves, and which platforms actually scale without eroding margins or governance. The result…
Trust, Transparency and AI in Healthcare: A Strategic Dialogue with Wolters Kluwer’s CTO
Balancing innovation and ethics: This exclusive interview reveals how healthcare leaders can adopt AI responsibly, ensuring ethics, patient safety, and strong governance in clinical workflows. Generative AI is becoming an integral part of everyday clinical work, but its governance hasn’t kept pace. In the rush to adopt artificial intelligence, many healthcare teams are utilizing large…
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Cloud Security Tips CTOs Ignore Until Identity Becomes the Perimeter
Cloud security failures are often subtle, occurring through over-permissioned accounts, overlooked storage buckets, or systems considered unlikely targets. For CTOs, this complexity makes cloud security challenging. While the cloud is robust, organizational usage often introduces risk. Identity expands faster than teams can review, data moves across tools and regions with limited visibility, and threats now operate at machine speed, outpacing…
The Nuances of Agentic AI: Insight for Strategic Tech Leadership
With every vendor claiming to have “agentic” AI, it’s hard to tell what’s real. These four pillars help IT leaders evaluate which systems can reason, plan, and act reliably inside the enterprise. Many software providers are now claiming to have “autonomous agents.” In reality, most don’t. The term agent has quickly become a catch-all for…
Recalibrating the Cloud: Cost, Control and the Real ROI of Repatriation
For most CIOs and tech executives, cloud repatriation was not part of the original cloud story. A decade ago, the pitch was simple: move workloads to the public cloud, gain flexibility, lower costs, and scale without friction. Many organizations did exactly that, and for good reason. Public cloud remains central to enterprise IT. What changed…
Upskilling for in 2026: 10 Technical Skills Every Team Must Build
By mid-2026, many technology leaders won’t be debating which technical skills to invest in. The harder question will be whether their organizations moved quickly enough to build the right ones before risk, regulation, and competitive pressure caught up. Technical skills have always defined technology-driven organizations. What’s changed is the speed at which mistakes now show…
ACETECH 2025: Building Technology Moves From Products to Platforms
The halls of Bharat Mandapam filled in December, as architects, developers, contractors, and government officials gathered for ACETECH 2025, one of India’s largest exhibitions focused on architecture, building materials, and design. Held from December 4 to 7 at the redeveloped Pragati Maidan complex, the four-day design and technology expo brought together hundreds of Indian and…
Emmet B. Keeffe, Managing Director, Insight Partners on AI, Peer Networks, and Accelerating Innovation
Innovation Vs. Legacy In the rapidly shifting tech landscape, businesses are constantly torn between maintaining legacy systems and adopting innovations. While legacy infrastructure may offer stability, the push for modernization presents both risk and reward. So, how can leaders manage the trade-off between maintaining old systems and driving innovation? This series will explore how tech…
Why 2026 is the Year of Smart Cloud
2026 marks a turning point in how organizations use the cloud. It’s no longer just a place to store data or run applications. The cloud is becoming smart – able to learn, adapt, and make decisions on its own. This shift is being driven by the deep integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning directly…