AI-driven innovation: How global capability centers are powering enterprise transformation
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, global capability centers (GCCs) are undergoing a profound transformation. Once viewed primarily as cost-efficient support hubs, GCCs are now emerging as strategic artificial intelligence (AI) talent powerhouses, driving enterprise-wide innovation through technologies like machine learning, natural language processing and predictive analytics.
Building smarter implementations with AI-powered product intelligence
Here is the challenge: Enterprise product implementations have a habit of slipping off schedule—nearly 70% of large-scale projects fail to meet their original timelines. And it’s rarely the technology that’s at fault. The real culprit is far less glamorous: knowledge that’s scattered, outdated, and buried in portals no one remembers the passwords to. Teams spend more time chasing documents, pinging experts, and reconciling conflicting information than delivering value. The result? Delays pile up, costs creep higher, and customer confidence takes a hit.
How Microsoft Copilot and Sonata are reimagining finance in ANZ
Across Australia and New Zealand, finance and operations teams are straining under the weight of manual processes. Closing the books could seem like running a marathon; reconciling accounts and chasing variances consume precious hours that could be well spent analyzing the business.
Why your enterprise needs MCP to master Agentic AI
Written by Sonakshi Pattnaik
Picture this: Your company has just deployed a dozen AI agents to handle customer service, inventory management and financial approvals. Day one feels like magic – agents are working autonomously, handling complex tasks and delivering results. Then day two arrives. Agent conflicts emerge. Data gets duplicated. Security protocols are bypassed. Your digital workforce has turned into digital chaos.
Autonomous finance: Turning CFO vision into reality with Copilot and Agentic AI
Written by Kasturi Sinha - Senior Manager (Business Consulting)
The Monday morning blues. Your finance team is already in firefighting mode – chasing down cost spikes, reconciling invoices across three regions and piecing together reports from siloed systems. Spreadsheets are open, Slack is buzzing and deadlines are looming. By the time the team tracks the source of a spend overrun, the impact is already baked into the month-end numbers.
Now, imagine a different Monday.