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STAMFORD, Conn., Aug. 18, 2026 — AI inference costs per agentic workflow will increase more than fivefold through 2028 Inc., a business and technology insights company

Exalogic and Fast Track bring agentic CRM to Italy’s regulated gaming market | Yogonet International More than 20 Italian brands onboard

A few years ago, Forrester analysts Sandy Carielli and Joanna O’Connell made a smart argument*: Security and marketing leaders would need to come closer together to fight fraud.

Exalogic, one of the leading platform providers in Italyʼs gaming market, has deepened its colaboration with Fast Track to bring agentic CRM workflows to its network of licensed brands. The technical integration and compliance alignment are complete, with multiple Italian operators already live.

The shift to AI-driven enterprise product research emphasizes the need for robust data architecture for brand discoverability. This trend reduces the focus on design and advertising expenses. Structured data now acts as the essential ‘homepage’ for brands in the B2B sector.

Over the past couple of years, artificial intelligence has dominated the business conversation. Senior executives are asking how they can use AI to reduce costs, automate tasks, and make processes more efficient. But that’s only a partial starting point. The broader benefits revolve around how AI can reinvent and improve the customer experience, for those…

Fiserv is integrating Stuut’s agentic AI technology into its Commerce Hub and SnapPay platforms to enhance automation in enterprise order-to-cash processes. The AI has already helped in processing over $2 billion in B2B invoices. This integration aims to improve efficiency and accuracy in enterprise receivables management.

Anyone can now build end-to-end agentic commerce on Shopify, and the platform underneath every app gets a foundational rebuild.

GUEST OPINION: As organisations accelerate digital transformation, the line between networking and cybersecurity operations continues to blur. Distributed workforces, cloud adoption, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven applications, and increasingly automated cyberthreats are creating operational environments where traditional separation between the network operations centre (NOC) and security operations centre (SOC) is no longer sustainable.

Fiserv has partnered with Stuut to integrate AI into enterprise receivables, aiming to automate and enhance invoice processing. The integration involves Fiserv’s Commerce Hub and SnapPay with Stuut’s AI agent to efficiently manage over $2B in B2B invoices. This collaboration seeks to streamline the order-to-cash workflow in the B2B sector.