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Agentic AI creates control, technology, and purchasing problems. Security leaders need to know the controls that they must satisfy, the technologies that can satisfy them, where existing tools already provide coverage, and where a new investment actually fills a gap. Far too often, we see clients conducting that process in reverse order … trying to […]
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How do you know when an AI use case is too risky to pursue? The answer has less to do with the technology itself and more to do with whether your organization has the governance, processes, and decision-making discipline needed to support it.
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Over the last year, there has been a recurring theme in my client requests. Who makes the best AI upskilling content? What should I buy to upskill my workforce? What’s the fastest way to learn AI skills? At first, I responded by saying that the content market was evolving quickly, and I couldn’t give anyone […]
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AI agents aren’t coming — they’re already here, and they’re not waiting for your security architecture to catch up. Learn how Forrester’s new AEGIS framework can help CISOs secure, govern, and manage AI agents and agentic infrastructure.
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The biggest takeaway from Snowflake Summit 2026 wasn’t another AI announcement; it was a fundamental shift in what enterprises should expect from a data platform for AI. The conversation has moved beyond building models and copilots to operationalizing agentic AI at scale. It requires more than AI infrastructure; it demands a lakehouse capable of delivering […]
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As AI agents take on a larger role in B2B buying, pricing and packaging content must be designed for machine consumption as well as human decision-making. Vendors that fail to make commercial information agent-ready risk losing visibility, influence, and revenue.
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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) vendors are rapidly packaging autonomous operations as the next “platform” mandate, but the real constraint on the rollout of autonomous operations will be enterprise control — whether technology leaders can verify agent actions, govern consumption, and preserve business meaning across a fragmented estate. And fragmentation is the ERP operating reality: According […]
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AI is no longer a future feature in application security; it is rapidly becoming a core part of how application security (AppSec) tools identify, prioritize, and remediate risk. Yet despite aggressive vendor investment, adoption remains constrained by trust concerns, questions about value, and uncertainty about pricing models. In our new report, The State Of Artificial […]
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Today, Microsoft announced Project Perception: a series of red, blue, and green team agents designed to be coordinated together in an agentic architecture to evaluate infrastructure and close gaps as close to autonomously as possible. The red team agents find potential paths to compromise, the blue team agents prioritize and evaluate them, and the green […]
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The constraint marketing leaders are running into is no longer about content generation. It’s scaling marketing without losing trust, quality, or control.
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The core question that has consumed analytics and business intelligence leaders for years is, “What is the one best way for business users to consume data?” The answer has at times been reports, dashboards, or low-code GUI-based self-service analytics. The latest answer is generative AI-based natural language prompts. Maybe we have the question wrong. Perhaps […]
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Discover the data, architecture, and governance foundations that banks need to scale conversational banking safely and effectively.
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When an AI evaluation becomes a real-world security incident, leaders can no longer view model testing as a low-risk exercise. The OpenAI and Hugging Face incident reveals how agentic AI can cross trust boundaries, exploit vulnerabilities, and create business risk long before deployment.
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So you’ve blown through your AI budget. Join the club. Blaming token consumption may have worked once. But as the adage goes, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice … ” you know the rest. Token consumption is a combination of multiple factors and not conclusive on its own. Hence, you need a […]
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As AI adoption accelerates, many organizations are discovering that spending is rising faster than their ability to control it. Building the right cost management capabilities is becoming essential to scaling AI without sacrificing financial discipline.
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Professional baseball evolved from batting practice to technology that simulates real game conditions. Sales training is now facing a similar inflection point. As AI role-play becomes more realistic, scalable, and effective, leading B2B organizations are rethinking how they build seller readiness and develop capabilities across their revenue teams.
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The rise of the “Claude Cowboy” signals a fundamental shift. As AI democratizes analysis and automation, the value of the RevOps function moves from producing reports to interpreting signals, managing risk, and guiding better decisions.
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Last week at Nexthink’s Masters of Experience event in London, one theme came through clearly in every conversation I had with digital workplace leaders, IT practitioners, and experience innovators: The ways that organizations use digital employee experience management (DEXM) solutions are expanding. AI dominated the agenda — as expected. But the real story wasn’t about […]
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Recently, a colleague of mine was working on a mathematical model in Excel. He asked Copilot to solve a complex problem. The answer the spreadsheet produced wasn’t quite right. He asked Copilot what it did to figure out the answer. It started spitting out Python code. My colleague was not a developer. He had never […]
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Last week, Forrester released The Forrester Wave™: Extended Detection And Response Platforms, Q2 2026. This is the third iteration of the extended detection and response (XDR) Wave, with prior versions published in 2021 and 2024. This Wave differs significantly from the past, especially because of: The number of vendors. This year, only seven vendors were […]