The rise of the CXO hasn’t fixed customer experience. It’s masked the real problem: ownership without execution.

As organizations accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve efficiency and reduce costs, in-house legal and compliance teams are encountering a growing structural challenge.

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IN 2025, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) suspended all its audit and field operations to realign its audit strategy and processes. This stemmed from congressional probes concerning the agency’s ...

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Storio Group and DXC Technology demonstrate that platform maturity isn't the bottleneck—organizational readiness is. Culture, business alignment, and forcing functions determine whether observability ...

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Despite a statewide constitutional ban, federal technicalities enable digital gambling in the Beehive State — for now.