AI is no longer a future-state initiative. Enterprises are actively deploying AI agents, embedding AI-driven steps into business-critical workflows, and scaling automation across hybrid environments at a pace that is outrunning their ability to govern and manage execution outcomes. But there is a problem hiding in plain sight. Most organizations have focused their AI investments […]

Framework migrations stall, CVE backlogs compound, and a fix that works on one repo rarely scales to hundreds. Point a general-purpose AI agent at the problem and it re-reads the codebase on every run, spends most of its tokens rediscovering what it already saw, and still returns changes someone has to review by hand. Making […]

Join Mitch Ashely of The Futurum Group and Thijs Feryn of Varnish for a practical session on solving this enforcement gap. We will show you how to turn the industry consensus on release cooldowns into an airtight, automated organisational policy that covers your entire infrastructure.

Most companies are adding AI agents to legacy systems rather than modernizing how the work actually gets done. That may create isolated productivity gains, but it rarely removes the outdated applications, fragmented data, manual handoffs, and hidden dependencies that continue to slow the business.