Latest posts
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Identity governance: Anugal’s SAP 2027 migration play
Anugal’s replace-migrate-extend strategy targets the SAP IDM 8.0 and SAP GRC 12.0 deadlines in December 2027. We explain the driver, the three paths and what’s unproven.
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Real-browser load testing: BrowserStack’s new tool
BrowserStack’s new Load Testing runs real browsers and API traffic in one test. We explain the gap it targets, the browser-versus-API asymmetry, and the crowded field.
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Laptop farms: CrowdStrike, FBI disrupt DPRK IT scheme
CrowdStrike assisted the FBI in disrupting DPRK “laptop farms.” We explain how the farms enable fraudulent remote IT work and what the enforcement action achieved.
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Forward deployed engineering: Accenture, Workday’s AI push
Accenture and Workday have launched a forward deployed engineering program for agentic AI in HR and finance. We look at the model, its Palantir origins and its economics.
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Healthcare cybersecurity: Proofpoint’s care findings
Proofpoint and Ponemon’s healthcare cybersecurity survey finds rising attacks and care disruption. We weigh its self-reported harms against peer-reviewed evidence.
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Hypervisor security: Broadcom’s VMware HyperArmor
Broadcom has launched VMware HyperArmor, adding hypervisor security to VMware Cloud Foundation with virtual patching, allow-listing and SSH MFA. We look at what it does and why it is an add-on.
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Meta enterprise business: Garg to lead APAC
Meta has appointed Ravi Garg to lead its enterprise business across APAC. We look at the hire, the Enterprise Platform it follows, and the messaging franchise behind it.
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Aviation MRO software: Ramco’s Frost & Sullivan recognition
Ramco Aviation has received a Frost & Sullivan recognition. We examine the claim behind it, and the heavy-maintenance and compliance pressures reshaping aviation MRO software.
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Data centre power: CHINT’s prefab Power Pod pitch
CHINT is pitching a factory-built Power Pod to speed up data centre power deployment. We separate the engineering story from the company’s savings claims.
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Hospitality robots: YYForce’s Novotel–Mercure rollout
YYForce has signed a partnership to bring service robots across a 772-room Singapore hotel precinct, with humanoid research to follow. We separate the confirmed rollout from the projections.