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Open Visa aims to cut asylum processing from months to minutes
Open Visa, an AI automation startup, targets the £15B global immigration processing market now dominated by legacy outsourcers. CEO Christopher Claudius explains how they plan to displace incumbents.
Gartner Supply Chain Summit Barcelona: Day 2 Takeaways
Gartner's supply chain leadership event in Barcelona covered vendor updates and industry trends. What practitioners need to know from the second day of sessions.
Gartner Updates Enterprise LAN Magic Quadrant
Gartner released its latest Magic Quadrant for enterprise wired and wireless LAN infrastructure. See which vendors moved and what shifted in network hardware evaluation.
Gartner Maps Specialty Cloud Market—Who Wins, Who Fades
Gartner's new guide identifies winners and losers among cloud providers serving niche workloads. See which players matter for your stack and which ones to avoid.
Japanese firms lag on in-house AI development, Gartner survey finds
Gartner's study of domestic Japanese companies reveals slower-than-expected progress on internal AI capability building. What the gap reveals about enterprise readiness.
Gartner: Middle Managers Face New Skills Gap in AI Era
Gartner report examines how middle management roles are shifting as AI adoption spreads across enterprises. Learn what competencies matter most and where talent gaps are widest.
Wind and solar operators cut maintenance costs with AI and data basics
McKinsey finds renewables O&M teams can recover hidden value by combining conventional optimization techniques with AI. Here's what actually works.
Southeast Asia faces $40B annual gap in climate adaptation spending
McKinsey analysis shows adaptation benefits outweigh costs in the region, but funding shortfall threatens economic growth and leaves millions vulnerable to climate impacts.
Record 18-year-olds face economy built against their entry
A historic cohort of high school graduates enters a job market shaped by inflation, student debt, and wage stagnation. What structural barriers are they walking into.
Chinese EV makers seize opening as US tariffs trap Detroit
Middle East tensions and US trade policy are reshaping auto supply chains. Chinese manufacturers are moving production outside tariff zones while Detroit automakers face margin pressure. What this means for your EV supply chain.
Ken Griffin went from dismissing AI as garbage to betting billions on it
Citadel's billionaire founder reversed his skepticism on artificial intelligence. What changed his mind—and what worries him now about the AI industry.
Ghostwriter fights AI with AI after losing clients to automation
A Big Tech content creator lost work to generative AI and is now using the same tools to rebuild his client base. What changed in the market for human-written content.