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Health IT Capital Cuts, AI Surges – Sage Report
Health‑IT executives are bracing for a dip in capital spending through 2027, yet AI‑driven clinical tools and patient‑experience initiatives are climbing to the top of C‑suite agendas, according to a new Sage Growth Partners study. A cautious outlook on capital spending Sage Growth Partners surveyed 101 senior leaders from health systems and hospitals, asking how... Read More
AI Boom Could Drive 400GW US Nuclear Expansion by 2050
The artificial intelligence boom isn’t just transforming software and cloud infrastructure—it’s rapidly reshaping the global energy landscape. A new analysis from KeyLogic, an energy analytics firm within System One, suggests that meeting the explosive electricity demand created by AI and data centers could require a dramatic expansion of U.S. nuclear power. In its new report,... Read More
Smartcat Report: AI Workflows Drive Enterprise Content ROI
Global enterprises are drowning in content—and most are turning to AI to stay afloat. But according to new research from Smartcat, simply deploying AI tools isn’t enough. The companies seeing real returns are the ones rebuilding their content operations around AI-powered workflows. That’s the core takeaway from the company’s new research report, The 2026 State... Read More
Kyndryl Launches Policy-as-Code to Scale AI in Healthcare
Healthcare organizations are racing to adopt AI, but a new report from Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) shows most are struggling to scale projects safely in an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. The company’s Healthcare Readiness Report finds that while 76% of organizations are running more AI pilots than they can scale, only 30% feel prepared to navigate... Read More
Sedgwick Report: Only 7% of Insurers Scale AI in Claims
Global risk and claims management firm Sedgwick says the insurance industry is racing to adopt AI—but most carriers still struggle to turn that adoption into meaningful results. In a new report examining the future of property claims, Sedgwick argues that insurers must move beyond AI experimentation and focus on scaling automation, orchestrating workflows, and integrating... Read More
Payroll Software Reviews Jump 90% on G2
Payroll software is having a moment—and not because finance teams suddenly love compliance. According to new data from G2, its Payroll Software category logged more than 30,000 new reviews over the past 12 months, a 90% year-over-year increase—the largest in the category’s history. That surge isn’t random. It coincides with mounting regulatory pressure tied to... Read More
Experian Report Reveals AI’s Growing Strategic Role in Financial Services
Financial institutions are doubling down on AI, but success hinges on data quality and regulatory compliance, according to Experian’s Perceptions of AI Report. The study, which surveyed over 200 decision-makers at leading banks and financial organizations, reveals that 84% of respondents consider AI critical or a high priority for the next two years. Read More
UK Adults Are Turning to AI for Financial Advice—But Banks Still Hold the Crown
AI is increasingly influencing how Brits manage their money—but don’t count out traditional financial institutions just yet. A new STRAT7 study finds that 55% of UK adults now use AI platforms like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini for financial guidance at least occasionally. Among younger generations, usage skyrockets: 81% of Gen Z and 80% of Millennials lean on AI for their money questions, with 14% of Gen Z relying entirely on AI for financial answers. Read More
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