Productivity stories
The Vilnius startup is targeting UK, European and US growth after attracting backing from Vinted executives and Superhero Capital.
A skills shortage is slowing quantum take-up in the UK, prompting a new partnership to help sectors move from trials to deployment.
Nearly 40% of firms have delayed growth plans as volatile power costs and supply fears squeeze investment across Australia and New Zealand.
Trusted product data is becoming the key test for AI adoption, with 66% of manufacturers saying systems fail without it.
Operators could cut wait times and hardware costs as the new handheld combines ordering, payments and receipt printing for full-service dining.
Large finance teams are still lagging on AI and automation, with Basware's data showing a 12-point gap between average and top performers.
Hospitality managers can now query live sales, labour and stock data in plain English, cutting delays caused by fragmented reporting systems.
Governance gaps are widening as 60% of CIOs plan AI agent investment within 12 months, a survey of 1,000 leaders found.
Manual follow-up on construction and property projects could be cut from hours to minutes as the software rolls out automated task agents.
Survey findings suggest domestic chores are fuelling stress for many adults, with LG pitching smart appliances as a way to ease the burden.
Most enterprises are overhauling data systems as 95% say governance and infrastructure hurdles have delayed or cancelled AI projects.
Fast-moving travel and hospitality brands risk missed bookings unless they unify customer data in real time across marketing, care and operations.
Built for abrasive ore and strict fire rules, the belt aims to cut replacements and unplanned downtime in underground mines.
Facilities could cut flood risk and downtime as Zurn Elkay Canada adds real-time backflow monitoring to aging water systems.
The integration could cut onboarding delays for hospitals while reducing the risk of unauthorised access to sensitive patient records.
Cybersecurity fears remain a key hurdle as most UK manufacturers race to use AI to improve service, fulfilment and retention.
The trial could ease staffing pressure and compliance burdens for Japanese dealers as they sell insurance alongside cars in live showrooms.
Britain's warehouse operators could struggle to justify automation investments as Exotec says targeted tax credits would ease labour and cost pressures.
Many UK advisory firms are leaving their own reserve cash in low-yield accounts, with most earning 2% or less over the past year.
Enterprise finance teams could cut invoice delays and payment risks as Cygnet.One automates tax checks, matching and approvals.