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The Future layer at the UC Awards 2026 celebrates the groundbreaking immersive environments and extended reality platforms that are defining modern work. Discover exactly how to prove to the judges that your spatial computing solutions deliver real enterprise value.
Salesforce’s $166 million investment in HiBob points to a bigger enterprise AI question: as AI agents move into daily workflows, how well do business systems understand the employees, teams, reporting lines, permissions, skills, responsibilities, and organizational context behind the work?
The latest service management and connectivity news shows how Equinix, Cisco, XVOLV and Xurrent are using AI to reshape network operations, incident response and accountability, as enterprises demand greater control, observability and proof of performance
EY is putting Microsoft 365 Copilot in front of more than 400,000 people through E7, though its strongest results lean on EY.ai, EYQ and custom workflows beside it. Microsoft reports a 15% productivity gain and EY Canada 10%, with thin math behind the larger one.
VergeSense and Pointr have partnered to turn static floor plans into live, predictive models that give workplace teams a real-time view of how space performs, and hybrid employees are losing nearly two full work weeks a year to the problem this actually solves.
Remote hiring has widened access to specialist talent, but it has also created new opportunities for fraudsters using AI-generated identities, forcing businesses to rethink how they verify candidates before granting them access to devices, credentials, and collaboration platforms
A look inside one bank's rollout of agentic AI for sanctions and due diligence reviews reveals a bigger shift already underway: financial institutions are being forced to adopt autonomous systems faster than their governance models were built to handle
Following the Otter.ai privacy ruling, Proto Hologram Chief Legal Officer Tate Hilmoe explains why organisations should adopt clearer consent, non-recording defaults and tighter safeguards for retention, voice data and AI model training in meeting tools
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