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Uber Wants to Become the ‘Uber’ of Data Labeling
Shashi Bellamkonda, Principal Research Director, says Uber’s move into data labeling is smart and strategic. He advises CIOs to treat data preparation as a strategic procurement category and explore whether their own operational data can be used in‑house for AI model training.
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Oracle’s Big Bet for AI: Zettascale10
Yaz Palanichamy, Senior Advisory Analyst, says the Zettascale10 platform delivers enterprise scalability and optimized performance for generative AI workloads. He advises enterprises to assess whether hyper‑scale infrastructure fits their use case.
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CISOs Must Rethink the Tabletop, as 57% of Incidents Have Never Been Rehearsed
Technical Counselor Erik Avakian says many security teams run tabletop exercises only to satisfy compliance. He urges CISOs to mimic real stress, timing, and tension so teams know their breaking point when attacks happen.
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Asimov’s Three Laws — Updated for the GenAI Age
Advisory Fellow Valence Howden explains that if Asimov’s Three Laws were rewritten for 2025, the First Law might read “AI may not injure a hyperscaler’s profit margin.” He uses this to underscore how generative AI often prioritizes scale and narrative over truth.
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Resilience Means Mastering Change
Hannes Scheidegger, Chief Global Services Officer, says resilience starts with recognizing what leaders can influence vs. what must be accepted. He adds that modular IT architectures, adaptive leadership, and trust cultures help organizations turn disruption into opportunity.
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CIO Playbook for Treating Work Visas as Enterprise Risk
Manish Jain, Principal Research Director, says visa dependency is a measurable risk to IT continuity. He advises CIOs to track metrics like visa ratios and renewal rates to elevate immigration policy into enterprise risk frameworks.
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SAP Opens Data Pipeline to Google Cloud
Advisory Fellow Scott Bickley says SAP clients have long struggled with integration across modular acquisitions, noting SAP avoided deep integration due to cost and effort. He advises that AI agents now make interoperability a business imperative.
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Companies Are Falling Short on Using AI for Personalization
Terra Higginson, Principal Research Director, says many firms misuse AI for personalization, simply speeding up old tactics instead of rethinking connections. She urges companies to understand buyer motivations and channel affinity before calling it personal.
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Oracle E-Business Suite users targeted in extortion campaign
Erik Avakian, Technical Counselor, warns that Oracle-targeted extortion attacks exploit fear and urgency—not just technical flaws. He advises leaders to adopt zero-trust, secure mission-critical apps, and train execs to respond calmly under pressure.
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