Will All Oil and Gas Companies Have to Adopt GenAI?

Significant adoption of Gen AI by SA businesses - CAJ News Africa

by MTHULISI SIBANDAJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – SOUTH African enterprises are rapidly integrating Generative AI (GenAI) into their operations. However, most are doing so without formal strategies, dedicated leadership, or the infrastructure required to maximise value and minimise risk. This is the key finding of the newly released South African Generative AI Roadmap 2025, based on a study by World Wide Worx in collaboration with Dell Technologies …

Will All Oil and Gas Companies Have to Adopt GenAI?

Rigzone talks to Toni Fadnes, the Chief Transformation Officer of Pions.

AI in global finance: How to navigate continental visions

As AI reshapes global finance, institutions face a choice: adapting to divergent regional ecosystems or pursuing a unified approach. European regulatory ambition, American disruptive innovation, and Asian pragmatism each embody competing visions of progress. How can efficiency, compliance, and sovereignty be balanced in such a fragmented landscape? Three continents, three philosophies At global level, AI is shaping finance through logics rooted …

Companies look to AI to enable financial resilience amid global volatility: DBS survey

Businesses around the world are rethinking long-term strategies as volatility rises, with generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) tools of particular interest, based on the findings of a global survey by DBS.

The race to secure enterprise AI

Scroll down to see full market map. Adopting generative AI is no longer optional — it’s becoming essential to stay competitive. As usage surges across the enterprise, security teams are under pressure to keep pace. CISOs are already grappling with an 890% increase in genAI-related traffic through 2024. LLM-powered applications are surging, and we’re sprinting head-first into widespread deployment of AI agents. The security stack is struggling to…