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Disruptive technologies such as automation and AI and autonomous mobility boost efforts toward some strategic priorities but can also work against environmental sustainability goals. For example, these technologies bring high compute demands, increased electronic waste, reliance on critical raw materials, complications to the supply chain, and substantial infrastructure required for deployment. But these disruptive technologies […]

  The world of IT management is undergoing a seismic transformation, driven by generative AI (genAI). While much of the discussion around genAI has revolved around its business-facing applications, the technology is poised to reshape IT operations themselves. From improving visibility and collaboration to accelerating learning and decision-making, genAI offers IT leaders a unique opportunity […]

Capgemini’s recent announcement of its intent to acquire WNS for $3.3 billion represents more than just consolidation in the business process outsourcing (BPO) space. This deal reflects a decisive shift in the industry: The traditional, labor-intensive outsourcing model is giving way to intelligent, AI-powered service delivery. In today’s BPO market, AI is no longer a […]

The AI revolution has given corporate executives the perfect justification for workforce reductions that they’ve been planning all along. While 75% of business leaders admit that AI won’t replace employees, 58% have slowed hiring, citing AI uncertainty. From Amazon’s Andy Jassy to IBM’s mass HR layoffs, companies are using AI hype as cover for systematic workforce optimization that has little to do with actual technological capabilities. The disconnect is clear: Executives don’t believe that AI replaces workers, yet they’re cutting jobs in its name. For organizations and individuals to survive this shift, the strategy isn’t about fighting AI — it’s about documenting real value, tracking revenue contributions, and building data-driven cases that prove that human judgment, creativity, and relationship management remain irreplaceable. The AI downsizing wave is here, but preparation and strategic thinking can help you navigate it successfully.

When B2B survey respondents say that 73% of their revenue originates from current customers, retaining and growing those accounts must be a top priority, one that is well coordinated across all postsale motions, from onboarding to servicing and expanding business on the back of attained goals. Especially in volatile economic markets and geopolitical times, every […]

Cocreation is a powerful tool to help CMOs orchestrate multiple internal teams and external partners to drive innovation. Because environmental sustainability demands a systemic approach with multiple stakeholders, CMOs can apply some of the lessons learned to help drive an ambitious cocreation agenda for environmental sustainability. The CMO’s position — at the intersection of business […]

Learn some of the key adoption drivers, technologies, and use cases for identity and access management (IAM) in Asia Pacific in this preview of a new report.

Effective security must mirror attacker agility. Learn how to think like an attacker and build a proactive security strategy in this preview of our upcoming Technology & Innovation Summit EMEA.

As AI use grows in government, people are asking important questions about fairness, control, and responsibility. This blog looks at how public agencies can build trust by focusing on clear communication, ethical design, and employee involvement. It shows that trust isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s key to making AI work for everyone.

Will agentic AI deliver the seamless integration government agencies have been waiting for, making interoperability a problem of the past? Find out in this post.

Effective knowledge management (KM) is essential for enhancing developer productivity and innovation. A strategic KM approach reduces inefficiencies, accelerates onboarding, and preserves valuable organizational knowledge. By fostering a culture of knowledge sharing and utilizing centralized repositories, organizations can transform KM from a support function into a core enabler of software delivery performance.

Budget planning this season may feel like a high-stakes expedition into uncharted territory. Learn how our 2026 Budget Planning Guide can help customer experience leaders deftly navigate this uncertain terrain.

For technology executives trying to build an investment plan for 2026, the picture is unclear. Find out where most IT organizations will be investing next year and where you may be able to scale back to fund more experimentation in the year ahead.

Security and risk leaders face an uncertain road ahead in 2026. Wild market swings, geopolitical tensions, and increased cybersecurity threats mean that security and risk leaders must build resilient plans and make bold moves to turn volatility into opportunity. Learn how our Budget Planning Guide for security and risk leaders can help.

We come to you live this week from Forrester’s annual CX Summit NA conference in Nashville! This year, Forrester unveiled its new Total Experience Score framework, a new measurement that connects brand and CX to deliver a more comprehensive picture of where brands stand. We spoke to some Forrester analysts at the event to discuss the research they shared and insights they gathered.

Learn how to optimize budgets, prioritize resilient markets, adapt to evolving buyer behaviors, and leverage AI for growth. Don’t miss our data-backed budget strategies to thrive in uncertainty.

Learn how CIOs and CISOs can align budgets and strategies to tackle cybersecurity threats, prioritize risks, and implement solutions for 2026 volatility.

Tackle 2026's volatile market with resilient CX strategies and smart investments. Maximize budgets, build tech-ready teams, and innovate customer experiences.

Forrester’s 2022 assessment of the state of US social commerce uncovered widespread consumer mistrust in social media, which fizzled social media platforms’ commerce ambitions. In our latest report, a 2025 look at “The State Of Social Commerce,” we maintain our reservations around social commerce “taking off” in the US, especially compared to emerging markets.