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“In three years, AI agents will run the processes, humans will guide the strategy” —Debanjan Banerjee, Pernod Ricard India
Debanjan Banerjee, Global Service Management Director at Pernod Ricard India, outlines the shift from AI pilots…
How Accenture and Databricks are moving AI agents into production
Accenture and Databricks are expanding their partnership to help companies move AI from small tests to…
Datadog Launches MCP Server to Provide AI Agents with Secure, Real-Time Access to Unified Observability Data
Datadog, Inc. the AI-powered observability and security platform for cloud applications, today announced that its MCP Server is…
Confluent Intelligence Expands Real-Time Business Data to Enterprise AI
Confluent, the data streaming pioneer, today announced new Confluent Intelligence capabilities that connect artificial intelligence (AI) agents and uncover…
New Relic Closes Gaps Between Data, Insight and Action with SRE Agent and AI-Strengthened Platform Innovations
New Relic, the Intelligent Observability company, today announced a series of innovations that operationalize AI across the…
Innovation at speed, governance at core
Brokerages scale AI agents while keeping governance at the core In conversation with Jayakrishnan Saisdharan, Executive…
Atlassian Introduces Agents in Jira to Drive Human-AI Collaboration at Enterprise Scale
Atlassian Corporation, a leading provider of team collaboration and productivity software, today announced the open beta of agents in Jira, bringing AI agents right where teams plan and track work. With this new capability, teams can assign work to Atlassian Rovo and third-party agents in Jira, iterate with agents in comments, and embed them directly into their workflows. As a result, agent-driven work is no longer detached and fragmented but visible, coordinated, and integrated into key business processes. Atlassian also announced new investments in Model Context Protocol (MCP), strengthening its position as an open ecosystem that lets customers choose the right agents and tools for their business. “Work is changing fast: people are now orchestrating across agents, tools, and cross-functional teams. Without clear coordination that can easily turn into chaos,” said Tamar Yehoshua, Chief Product and AI Officer at Atlassian. “We’re focused on helping teams turn that complexity into real productivity. With these new capabilities, we’re bringing agents into the tools and workflows customers already love and trust, and giving them an open, governed way to make those agents part of the team at enterprise scale.”Agents in Jira: More Work, Less Chaos With agents in Jira, now in open beta, teams can turn agents from scattered one-off experiments into accountable teammates by: Because they operate inside Jira’s existing structures, agents respect project configurations, permissions, audit trails, and approval flows, so teams can adopt AI with confidence. An Open Ecosystem for AI Teammates, Powered by MCP As customers bring new agentic capabilities onto their teams, MCP is a standard that gives AI agents a consistent way to access tools, data, and workflows. Atlassian is investing deeply in this open ecosystem in order to operationalize AI within existing tools teams already use. Adoption from Atlassian’s largest customers shows that enterprises drive nearly 50% of all Rovo MCP Server usage, and customers on paid Atlassian editions drive 93% of usage. Building on this momentum, Atlassian is introducing two major releases: Turn AI Agents Into Accountable Teammates Enterprises ready to orchestrate work across humans and AI agents can:
Tenable Research Reveals Growing AI Exposure Gap Fueled by Supply Chain Risks and Lack of Identity Controls
Tenable, the exposure management company, today released its Cloud and AI Security Risk Report 2026. The…
AI Agents Are Here. Are Enterprises Ready for the Risk?
In this episode, we dive into how AI is reshaping cybersecurity from automation to autonomous action.…