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What's New in ThoughtSpot's 26.9 Latest Release

Oct 1, 2026 By ThoughtSpot In ThoughtSpot
What's new in our latest release: Spreadsheets UI on Live Data lets you build formulas and save reusable answers directly on live, governed data using a familiar spreadsheet interface. Spotter Memory, now General Access, helps Spotter deliver smarter, more personalized answers as it learns from your dashboards and conversations. Take embedded analytics further by embedding entire Collections pages directly into your apps for instant access to curated insights.
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qlik

Stop Picking Sides in Enterprise AI

Oct 1, 2026 By Brendan Grady In Qlik
One message coming out of Dreamforce caught my attention: context is moving to the center of the enterprise AI conversation. Good. We’ve been arguing for a while that context is what turns AI from an impressive interface into something genuinely useful for the enterprise. Salesforce’s AIforce approach is about bringing its data, workflows, business logic, semantics, permissions, security, and governance into the places people increasingly want to work, including Claude and Slack.
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Data Fragmentation: Definition, Causes and Fixes

Oct 1, 2026 By Keboola In Keboola
Data fragmentation is what happens when the same business facts live in more than one system, in more than one shape, with no agreed way to reconcile the copies. The same customer exists under three identifiers; the same revenue figure changes depending on which team you ask. That is not the same as running many tools. An organization can operate a dozen systems and still be coherent — if every tool’s data lands in one place, under shared identifiers, with terms defined once.
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12-Factor Apps: How to Containerize PHP Today

Sep 30, 2026 By Perforce In Perforce
What makes modern web applications easier to deploy, scale, and move between environments? In this highlight reel from the Zend webinar "Think Big, Start Small: A Phased Approach to 12-Factor Web Apps," Matthew Weier O'Phinney explores the principles behind 12-factor applications and why they remain a practical framework for modern application delivery.
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AI mobile testing: where AI actually removes work from mobile app test automation

Sep 30, 2026 By Alex Martins In Katalon
Most mobile automation programs don't stall because a tool can't tap a button. They stall on everything around the tap: the setup before the first test, a device lab nobody can keep current, maintenance that grows faster than coverage, and the moment someone asks "are we ready to ship?" and nobody has a clean answer.
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zymr

Best 10 Platforms for Care Journey Orchestration in Healthcare

Sep 30, 2026 By Suhas Phartale In Zymr
Platforms for care journey orchestration connect patient data, clinical rules, and automated workflows. They coordinate tasks across healthcare systems, assign responsibilities, and track each step through completion. These capabilities help teams translate clinical plans into timely actions across the patient journey. For healthcare organizations evaluating care journey orchestration platforms in 2026, business value depends on specific workflow improvements.
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Snowflake Cortex AI for Cybersecurity: How Sophos Built Real-Time Threat Monitoring

Sep 30, 2026 By Snowflake Inc. In Snowflake
Looking to scale your cybersecurity and threat monitoring using generative AI? Learn how Sophos leverages Snowflake Cortex AI to analyze massive security telemetry datasets. Jason Mullin, Director of Enterprise Data and Analytics at Sophos, shares how his team modernised their security analytics pipeline on the Snowflake Data Cloud. By integrating Cortex AI alongside tools like CoWork and CoCo, Sophos cut security analysis times and enabled AI-driven insights across their organization.
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kong

Introducing Advanced AI Observability: See the Whole Agent Journey

Sep 30, 2026 By Alex Drag In Kong
Traditional observability was built around requests. A request comes in. A service processes it. A response goes out. You trace what happened in between. That model works well for APIs. It breaks down for AI. With agents, a single user request can trigger multiple model calls. An agent might invoke a tool, call another agent, query an MCP server, retry a model, hit a guardrail, and call another tool before finally producing a response. And all of this happens non-determinstically.
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API + AI Summit 2026 Launch Recap

Sep 30, 2026 By Alex Drag In Kong
Standing up a production agent means taking it through six stages: At API & AI Summit, we announced the evolution of Kong Konnect into the AI Connectivity Platform and announced a slate of launches built around that idea. Here's what we launched, where each piece fits, and what you can use today. An agent that only runs when a person prompts it isn't autonomous. Real autonomy starts when something happens in the world, like a payment failing or a ticket opening, and the agent responds.
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