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Higher AI spend will force B2C marketers to trim a third of planned projects as usage-based pricing pushes budgets under strain.
The handover keeps ECI's growth plans intact, with Trevor Gruenewald retiring after 18 years while Ron Books returns to the top job.
More finance teams are using data and planning tools to protect growth spending as volatility makes broad cuts less attractive.
A new survey suggests Australian teams are more convinced than UK and US peers that ads work better when matched to a consumer's mindset.
Gartner says Fortune 500 firms could run 150,000 AI agents by 2028, raising the risk of overprivileged machine identities.
Drivers can now save up to 42% as October promotions lower Miofive's dash cam prices to GBP £15.19 in the UK and USD $66.49 in the US.
The deal aims to help manufacturers cut fragmented systems and improve adoption of ERP software across factories, warehouses and planning teams.
Security and compliance worries are slowing AI deployment across EMEA, where 55% of IT leaders say they have already delayed rollouts.
A £9.5 million funding boost has underpinned the Georgia office, as the UK customer experience technology group targets more US multi-site operators.
The appointment formalises his oversight of Aramex's second-largest revenue region, covering the UK, Europe and the Americas as trade flows shift.
Most enterprises still lack controls for AI agents, with SailPoint's survey finding only 2% have tools to govern them.
UK merchants will gain a single integration for cards, wallets and Click to Pay as Barclaycard Payments folds Visa's Unified Checkout into Smartpay Fuse.
Customers will gain broader Microsoft support across business systems, AI and workplace tools as mhance folds in CPS and City Dynamics.
Oxford members will get red light therapy in Pilates, yoga and recovery sessions as the Holford Centre adds new devices and a Reset Room.
The rollout targets migrants in Britain who often struggle to rebuild savings and credit histories when their finances do not move with them.
Only 31% of organisations can see their AI software costs, leaving finance teams struggling to govern spending as adoption accelerates.
The funding will help the electricity supplier grow among Britain's largest commercial users as demand for flexible power contracts rises.
UK IT teams are cutting data coverage and facing surprise bills as telemetry expenses increasingly outstrip infrastructure budgets.
UK firms are seeing more cyber incidents disrupt production, with 65% reporting operational impact in the past year, the highest among markets surveyed.
Almost a third of Irish business leaders say weak cyber defences are souring their view of AI, as concerns over attacks rise.