Artificial intelligence has moved from an experiment at the edge of the enterprise to the centre of how organisations plan to grow productivity, reduce operational overhead, and compete for talent. Every major software vendor now has an AI story, and a growing number of purpose-built Work AI platforms are entering the market with credible alternatives to the embedded offerings of Microsoft and Google. For IT leaders and business decision-makers, the challenge in 2026 is not f

Every organisation is sitting on a mountain of knowledge it can barely use. It lives in emails, chat messages, project management tools, shared drives, wikis, CRM records, HR systems, and dozens of other platforms that were never designed to talk to each other. Employees spend hours every week searching for information, waiting for answers, and repeating work that has already been done elsewhere in the business. The result is wasted time, slower decisions, and frustration at

If you work in IT, knowledge management, or enterprise productivity, chances are you've been hearing a lot about Glean. And if you haven't yet, you will. Founded in 2019 by former Google engineers Arvind Jain and T.R. Vishwanath in Palo Alto, California, Glean has grown with remarkable speed from a smart enterprise search tool into one of the most talked-about Work AI platforms on the market. With a valuation of $7.2 billion as of June 2025 and annual recurring revenue that