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Reflections on artificial intelligence: its uses, its impacts and the ways it is transforming work, organizations and society as a whole

Digital sovereignty: the true cost of regaining control

Digital sovereignty has become, if not a buzzword, then at least a topic that is increasingly prominent in discussions. It features in public statements and sometimes in IT department roadmaps, and if you take the time to think about it, it almost seems like common sense: taking back control, reducing dependencies, and securing data. However, the 2026 edition of the Lecko study on internal transformation (Download the study) shows that behind this apparent obviousness, sovereignty remains a deeply uncomfortable subject for organizations, not in terms of intentions, but in terms...

Digital sovereignty: the true cost of regaining control

Digital sovereignty has become, if not a buzzword, then at least a topic that is increasingly prominent in discussions. It features in public statements...

AI and trust at the heart of business strategies for PwC

It has been several years since I last mentioned PWC's CEO Survey, but this year it is very much in line with my current...

5 archetypes of businesses facing AI

The differences in approaches to artificial intelligence cannot be explained by the level of equipment, access to talent, or even the quality of data,...

The digital twin in the age of AI: progress or illusion of progress?

Historically, the term "digital twin" refers to the idea of building a digital representation of a system, feeding it with data, developing it, and using...

Four possible scenarios for the adoption of AI in the workplace

Through experimentation and as organizations mature, we now know pretty much everything we shouldn't expect from AI. We know that use is not enough...

When vendors and consulting firms talk about AI, they are not talking about the same thing.

Over the past two years, publications on artificial intelligence in business have multiplied, offering us an increasingly dense but also increasingly fragmented landscape. Two main types...

Kafka’s fictional interview on AI and bureaucracy

Franz Kafka, a lawyer by training and insurance clerk in imperial Vienna, was a keen observer of the administrative mechanisms of his time. His...

Why AI initiatives always fail for the same reasons

The failure of artificial intelligence projects is often presented as the result of a problem of maturity, skills, or even governance (Without governance, the...

Adopting AI: should we start at the top or the bottom?

Since the question of adopting AI in the workplace has been raised, as has historically been the case for all technologies, the question arises...
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