Boomi CEO Steve Lucas talked about AI agents, orchestration, transformation, AWS and going to ServiceNow CRM to name just a few topics.
Boomi said that it has more than 33,000 Boomi AI Agents deployed across enterprises as it rolled out new agents for Boomi Enterprise and Boomi Agentstudio went generally available.
Asana and Monday.com are seeing customers increase use of AI actions as both companies--along with the likes of Atlassian and Smartsheet--aim to coordinate AI agents and humans.
Enterprises are pursuing AI agents as part of a broader transformation and automation push. Here’s a look at the projects we’re watching for May.
SAS launched a bevy of updates or its Viya platform including synthetic data, tools for building and deploying AI agents, and managed cloud services. The company also launched new AI models and digital twins for manufacturing.
ServiceNow's CRM's pitch is relatively simple: Solve issues fast, adapt, run customer operations at half the cost and go live quickly. The approach is to service, sell and deliver on one platform that combines AI, data from multiple systems including inventory, contracts and operations and workflows.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said there is no law that enterprise AI has to be expensive, pegged to large language models and experimental.
Palantir continues to land US commercial accounts as it raised its outlook for the second quarter and 2025.
Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar said the company saw strong growth in health sciences and financial services accounts and the common theme is using artificial intelligence to take out costs.
Meta raised its 2025 capital expenditure outlook to $64 billion to $72 billion to support its AI buildout and "expected cost of infrastructure hardware."
Microsoft handily topped third quarter targets and said Azure delivered revenue growth of 33%.
Whether you're freaked out about hyperscalers pulling back on AI data center buildouts boils down to time frame. Are you planning for 5 months or five years?
