AI agents force enterprises to rethink infrastructure and governance

Is 2026 the year SaaS dies or the year it is reborn?

“SaaS is dead” has become the line of the year. But the obituaries are premature. Software isn’t shrinking. It is being rebuilt to compete for a far bigger prize. You will find it on founder feeds, in investor memos, and on conference stages from Lisbon to Helsinki. And on the surface, the market seems to agree. Public software valuations have split in two: legacy SaaS names have repriced sharply, some to their lowest revenue multiples in years,…

Agentic AI Governance: How to Keep AI Deployments Compliant

It seems increasingly likely that the next workforce revolution will be powered by AI. In the years ahead, enterprises will deploy millions of autonomous digital workers capable of making decisions, executing tasks, and operating continuously at machine speed and scale. …

What are AI Agents?

Agents have moved from demos to daily work faster than almost anyone planned for. In our State of Agentic AI report, 60% of organizations already run AI agents in production, and yet 40% name security and compliance as the number-one thing holding them back from scaling further. That gap, between what teams have already shipped and what they can safely operate, is the real story of AI agents right now. But what is an AI agent, and why does the t…

AI agents force enterprises to rethink infrastructure and governance

Enterprises face rising API traffic, tighter data controls and hidden costs as AI agents begin handling more workflows and queries.