Enterprise AI Strategy

When Enterprises Should Build, Buy, or Partner for AI
AI is lowering the cost of building custom software while vendors embed AI into packaged applications. Enterprises now need to decide workload by workload whether to build, buy, or partner, based on lifetime cost, data control, and risk.
AI coding legacy modernization
NTT DATA Bets Cursor Can Speed the Messy Work of Legacy Modernization
NTT DATA’s partnership with Cursor brings AI coding agents directly into its global software engineering model, aiming to speed legacy modernization while strengthening governance and aligning modernization with enterprise‑wide AI strategy.
AI hiring in Singapore and Asia
Singapore’s AI Hiring Surge Shows How Vendors Are Building for APAC Enterprise Demand
As of mid-June 2026, thirty of the world's leading AI firms, including OpenAI with 37 open positions, are ramping up hiring in Singapore, driven by government support and a focus on commercial deployment in Asia-Pacific, amidst a talent gap that sees only 1.4 qualified candidates per 10 open roles in Southeast Asia.
Stanford University campus buildings under blue sky representing Stanford AI Index 2026 research on enterprise AI readiness.
AI Is Expanding, but ERP Systems May Not Be Ready—Stanford AI Index 2026
AI adoption is expanding across enterprises, but ERP systems may not be ready. The Stanford AI Index 2026 highlights gaps in governance, trust, infrastructure, and talent that affect how AI supports business decisions.
Bharat Mandapam New Delhi lit at night during India AI Impact Summit highlighting AI infrastructure and enterprise platform strategy discussions.
At the India AI Impact Summit, SAP Makes the Case for Platform-Centric AI
As infrastructure pledges dominated the India AI Impact Summit, SAP focused on platform-centric AI, positioning Business AI inside enterprise systems rather than competing in the compute investment cycle.