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UNLEASH Paris arrives as HR leaders move from AI experiments to harder questions about skills, governance, job design, and human agency. With 8,500-plus attendees expected, UC Today heads to the event for the first time to explore what leaders can take back to work.
At UCX London, TTEC Digital's Chris Goodwill explains why Microsoft's relentless release cycle is forcing partners to rethink go-to-market, how Teams consolidation and AI agents are giving workers time back, and why there is no single answer for Microsoft CX
As smart rooms, connected devices and AI-driven management platforms take on more workplace decisions, where should organisations draw the line? In this interview, Cisco UK & Ireland CTO Rob Lay examines automation’s value – and why privacy, accountability and human oversight still matter
Workday's getting more ambitious about what its HR agents should handle. Sana coordinates the work, Work Intelligence looks at jobs task by task, and new safeguards keep agents in check. Rising 2026 gave buyers plenty to consider, although what shipped and what it's worth are different.
Apple has unveiled HomeView, a $299 shared display that combines Siri AI, video calling and environmental controls, while Integrated Research has launched a tool to help IT spot device and call issues before employees do. Logitech is also taking its collaboration portfolio into government workplaces
AI-related cyber issues have taken a back seat this week as Microsoft patches a record 1,413 vulnerabilities, Meta discloses a GitHub breach exposing personal data, and OpenAI reportedly explores an acquisition to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities
AI agents are taking on more project work across Jira, Wrike, and Google, just as GPT-5.5 heads for retirement on October 14. It's a good reason to check who's running each recurring task, which model it depends on, and who signs off on changes. Finding out after a workflow stops won't be much fun.
AI glasses could make workplace communication more hands-free and less screen-dependent, but growing restrictions in courts, government buildings and other sensitive settings show why enterprises must solve the recording and trust problem before they scale the technology
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