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Firmable Tech Intelligence: Technographics Beyond the Website
Firmable’s new add-on detects software, cloud and infrastructure from public signals and attaches verified contacts. Its coverage numbers, and its core claim, are worth a closer look
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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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AI coding agents: OutSystems opens its platform to Claude Code
OutSystems has opened its platform to external AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Kiro — letting them design apps while it generates the code. We look at the inversion, and the claim it rests on.
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Sonata Software wins a sixth Microsoft Inner Circle award
Sonata Software says it has earned Microsoft’s 2026–2027 AI Business Solutions Inner Circle award for the sixth time. We look at what the award actually measures, why the Microsoft quote is boilerplate, and what buyers should read into it.
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ONLYOFFICE 10.0: AI in Every Editor, Security in Focus
ONLYOFFICE’s autumn 10.0 update puts a context-aware AI assistant in every editor and ships four free modular apps. We look past the feature list — to a critical, actively exploited flaw in its server product listed the same week, and a European fork competing for the buyers ONLYOFFICE targets.
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Contingent Workforce Governance Platform Launched by ProHance
ProHance, named a Star Performer in Everest Group’s People Analytics PEAK Matrix 2026, has launched a governance layer for outsourced and contingent teams — tracking cost leakage, SLA adherence, and output in one place. As contingent labor climbs toward 26% of the enterprise workforce, the Bengaluru company is betting enterprises want proof of what they…
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greytHR NAVOS: From HRMS Answers to Agentic AI Action
greytHR NAVOS has crossed 1.4 million reported interactions as the HRMS vendor pushes AI beyond answers toward permission-aware workflow execution. TechRecast examines what the adoption numbers actually show and what the company’s productivity claims still need to establish.
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AI Observability Uncomfortable Report Card: $74 Million Outages and Agents Running Blind
New Relic’s annual report says AI drives observability spend — while one in four production AI agents runs with no monitoring at all. What the $74 million headline hides.
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Whatfix Vara Kumar CEO Succession: Co-Founder Steps Up After Khadim Batti’s Passing
Whatfix co-founder Vara Kumar has been named CEO following the sudden death of Khadim Batti at 51. The digital adoption platform maker serves 600+ enterprises and was targeting IPO. But the press release doesn’t address IPO timing, board governance, or how a product architect transitions to leading a company at scale against SAP-backed WalkMe.