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AI pilots are becoming AI deployments. Now enterprises have to figure out how to scale them without losing control.
In this episode of TechEDGE, Abby White and Theresa Houck explore three sides of enterprise AI adoption: the compliance costs CIOs need to account for in their 2027 budgets, how manufacturers are moving AI into production and what it takes to implement AIOps at enterprise scale.
Across all three, the challenge isn't simply deploying more AI. It's understanding the environment around it, building trust and determining how much autonomy you're actually prepared to give it.
How do you scale AI capability while maintaining the governance, infrastructure and human judgment needed to keep it under control?Episode Resources
How Should CIOs Budget for AI Compliance Costs in 2027?
By Theresa Houck
How Manufacturers Are Scaling AI for Production Optimization
By Lynn Hooghiemstra
How to Implement AIOps at Enterprise Scale
By Kerry Doyle
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29 Sept 2026
Who’s Watching the AI Watchdogs?
Who decides when an AI system is safe enough to use?
As AI becomes more powerful and autonomous, technology leaders are debating whether oversight should come from government, AI companies themselves or an independent organization responsible for testing systems and establishing standards.
In this episode of TechEDGE, we examine the debate over independent AI oversight and what it could eventually mean for enterprise IT.
From vendor evaluations and procurement requirements to third-party risk assessments, cybersecurity reviews and board-level governance, the organizations that verify AI systems could become nearly as important to enterprise buyers as the companies building them.
Episode ResourcesArticle: As AI Grows More Powerful, Should We Keep It in Check?
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22 Sept 2026
The Security Gap Behind AI Agents and API Keys
Your organization's next identity security problem may not involve a person at all.
AI agents, service accounts, API keys, authentication tokens and other non-human identities are gaining access to more enterprise systems and data — and attackers are taking notice.
In this episode of TechEDGE, we examine new research into the growing non-human identity attack surface and a troubling disconnect: Organizations report strong confidence in their visibility into AI and machine identities, but actual monitoring remains far less common.
We explore what that gap means for enterprise security, why third-party access adds another layer of risk and how stronger governance, continuous monitoring and faster remediation could help security teams keep up.
Because as AI and automation expand, the question isn't only who has access to your systems. It's what does.Episode Resources
How Non-Human Identities Are Becoming a Top Enterprise Attack Path
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