Agentic AI: the trade-offs awaiting executives before deployments AI agents are crossing the threshold into enterprise production this year. For an executive, the real question is no longer whether to adopt the technology, but how to arbitrate three gaps that, if left unaddressed, will install lasting dependencies that are hard to undo.
CES 2026: the moment to choose between enduring AI and architecting your ecosystem. At CES in Las Vegas, a strategic shift is unfolding before our eyes: AI no longer stacks on top of platforms : it merges with them. For European companies, now is the time to choose between remaining a technology user or becoming an architect of their market.
225 billion dollars for AI in 2025: what are European companies doing now? The CB Insights report on the state of AI in 2025 reveals a major tipping point: global investments have nearly doubled, but most is concentrated on a handful of players. For European SMEs and mid-caps, the challenge is not to rival these giants, but to understand where the real opportunities for action lie.
AI in industry: start with your morning decisions, for example AI can optimize production lines, monitor machines, improve procurement, invent new services or new business models. For an industrial SME or mid-cap, a particularly concrete entry point is to focus on the quality of daily decisions.
AI in SMEs/Mid-caps: ambition must match the reality on the ground Everyone says artificial intelligence will 'revolutionise' businesses. What's less discussed is that many projects never move beyond the demonstration stage. The problem isn't the power of algorithms, but the gap between stated ambition and what the organisation can actually absorb.
The IDP platform: from simple cost to strategic lever Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) is no longer a question of internal efficiency. It's the new strategic lever that transforms documents into monetizable assets, redefining competitiveness and company valuations.