What's actually happening with AI and automation across industries. Real stories, real businesses, real impact.
We track what is actually happening with AI and automation across industries so you do not have to. Each article below includes our take on why it matters for UK businesses like yours.
Salesforce is down 31% and Microsoft 23% year-to-date as traders bet that AI agents will replace per-seat SaaS licensing. Wall Street is calling it "the SaaSpocalypse" — but not everyone agrees it's the end.
An AI-native alternative to traditional CRM tools just hit unicorn status. Rox AI, founded in 2024, is proving that sales automation is one of the fastest-growing sectors in tech.
A Deloitte report shows how food manufacturers are adopting AI, robotics, and automation technologies to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and scale production.
SME manufacturers in Greater Manchester are partnering with students through Made Smarter's Digital Internship Programme to bring AI and automation onto the factory floor.
Companies that still rely on manual, paper-based processes have the most to gain from workflow automation. This piece shows how tools like n8n make it accessible without deep technical expertise.
Dow Chemical's "Transform to Outperform" plan shows how large enterprises are betting on AI and automation to boost operating earnings. And the debate it's sparking about workforce impact.
Not every problem needs AI. This article breaks down when basic automation is enough and when you genuinely need machine learning, plus a framework for making the right call.
A comprehensive guide to how AI technologies are revolutionising business operations, from cybersecurity and CRM to predictive analytics and supply chain optimisation.
AI automation tools are now affordable enough for small businesses. This article shows how they're using it to serve more clients without expanding headcount. Tackling the admin burden that usually holds growth back.
How AI and automation are transforming retail, from inventory management and personalised marketing to customer service improvements for retailers of all sizes.
MIT research shows AI affects specific tasks within jobs, not entire roles. Companies adopting AI see productivity gains and employment growth. Workers in AI-exposed roles actually grew their share of employment by 3%.
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