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Following President Trump’s lead, the Republican Party has been developing close ties with Silicon Valley, insisting the United States must remain the global leader in artificial intelligence—no matter the cost. Tuesday’s midterms were a thunderous affirmation of what numerous polls leading up to election season had already begun to suggest: Americans just aren’t all that…

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Colleges and universities are navigating enrollment uncertainty, rising operating costs, evolving workforce demands, and increased scrutiny around student outcomes. As leaders consider academic program decisions, they must often balance mission, student success, financial health, and long-term sustainability, amid limited resources and competing priorities.

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ServiceNow’s Daniel Wilks argues that customer experience often fails after the first conversation, when requests move into disconnected service, field, IT, finance, and fulfillment workflows. Arqiva shows how connected operations can turn context into resolution