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2026 is the year payroll stacks break, and AI must grow up
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technology1d ago

2026 is the year payroll stacks break, and AI must grow up

https://www.techradar.com/pro/2026-is-the-year-payroll-stacks-break-and-ai-must-grow-up
Techradar.com
  • 2026 is a turning point as enterprise AI must mature in payroll and HR workflows.
  • A single source of truth for core data is essential for consistent payroll updates.
  • AI should assist, not replace, human review in payroll decisions and compliance.
  • A resilient payroll stack enables traceability from payslip to data, rules, and approvals.
  • Regulatory changes like the EU AI Act shape how HR tech uses AI for high-risk processes.
  • Automation should focus on central configuration to simplify updates to laws and policies.
  • AI can detect anomalies and answer routine questions to reduce support load.
  • Organizations must balance AI use with responsible governance and auditability.
  • Payroll is increasingly treated as critical infrastructure impacting stability and retention.
  • The article stresses the need for a central data stack to reduce fragmentation.
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MSP M&A 2025: Deals Focus on Cybersecurity, AI
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technology1d ago

MSP M&A 2025: Deals Focus on Cybersecurity, AI

https://omdia.tech.informa.com/blogs/2026/apr/fortifying-the-future-how-ai-and-digital-twin-technologies-are-building-resilience-in-the-2026-automotive-industry
Omdia.tech.informa.com
  • AI and digital twins are central to automotive resilience, guiding how OEMs manage software, cybersecurity, and the supply chain.
  • The shift moves from hardware purchases to orchestrating integrated digital lifecycles for higher margins and stability.
  • Digital twins enable predictive orchestration, reducing cost through targeted maintenance rather than broad recalls.
  • Autonomy-ready cybersecurity is a safety-critical gatekeeper for market access amid fragmented regional standards.
  • Phase milestones project SDV progression, with Phase 1 ubiquitous by 2027 and Phase 3 by 2035, shaping vendor strategies.
  • SBOMs and CSMS certifications are fast-tracked to meet 2027 type-approval deadlines in key regions.
  • Digital thread contracts will become industry standards, linking supplier accountability to real-time performance.
  • The automotive industry faces a high-stakes trade-off between modular architectures and vertically integrated platforms.
  • The piece stresses a three-imperative plan: embed digital twins, accelerate SBOM/CSMS, and choose a modular or lifecycle-guaranteed middleware.
  • The analysis links resilience to geopolitical and supply chain disruption amid market volatility.
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Environmental Claims vs. Provable Data: The Growing Gap - Environment+Energy Leader
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business1d ago

Environmental Claims vs. Provable Data: The Growing Gap - Environment+Energy Leader

https://www.environmentenergyleader.com/stories/environmental-claims-vs-provable-data-the-growing-gap,122605
Environmentenergyleader.com
  • Regulators are tightening rules as environmental claims face closer scrutiny in Europe, the UK, and the U.S.
  • The core problem is data architecture that supports public claims but not verifiable evidence ready for regulators or plaintiffs.
  • Executive teams must authorize cross‑functional fixes to close the evidentiary gap.
  • A practical first step is inventorying live environmental claims across all public materials.
  • If regulators request data, many firms can defend claims with modest documentation improvements.
  • Some claims require significant revision or removal when supporting data is absent.
  • Enforcement actions focus on whether a traceable evidentiary trail connects public claims to data.
  • Public claims tied to carbon neutrality or net-zero progress are a common enforcement target.
  • A cross‑functional review helps determine which claims need documentation upgrades.
  • Regulators are likely to scrutinize public materials that can influence buying decisions under ECGT guidance.
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SMMT urges EU to include UK under Made in EU framework | Automotive World
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business1d ago

SMMT urges EU to include UK under Made in EU framework | Automotive World

https://www.automotiveworld.com/news/smmt-urges-eu-to-include-uk-under-made-in-eu-framework/
Automotiveworld.com
  • SMMT calls on the EU to explicitly include the UK under the Made in EU provisions of the Industrial Accelerator Act.
  • The IAA would set Made in EU rules for public procurement and subsidies in key sectors.
  • EU-UK automotive trade is about €80 billion annually, highlighting the stakes for both sides.
  • Excluding UK-built vehicles from IAA incentives could disadvantage British automakers.
  • The UK government is drafting dynamic alignment with EU rules in some areas.
  • SMMT argues the aim is to boost European industry competitiveness against low-cost producers.
  • UK and EU share deep integration with supply chains after four decades.
  • SMMT emphasizes resilience and competitiveness rather than treating the UK as a Chinese threat.
  • The upcoming UK-EU summit is viewed as the likely moment for a political statement.
  • The IAA seeks to counter China and prevent job losses in Europe over the next decade.
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Greenhushing Is No Longer a Safe ESG Strategy - Environment+Energy Leader
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business5h ago

Greenhushing Is No Longer a Safe ESG Strategy - Environment+Energy Leader

https://www.environmentenergyleader.com/stories/greenhushing-is-no-longer-a-safe-esg-strategy,122669
Environmentenergyleader.com
  • Regulators now treat environmental silence as a potential violation under new and evolving rules.
  • UK and EU guidance tighten liability for omissions, not just outright claims.
  • Investors and procurement are increasingly mandating environmental data.
  • Silence on environmental performance now poses due diligence and procurement risks.
  • Executive-level mandate is required to close the greenhushing exposure.
  • Transparency is framed as accurate and evidence-based, not a compromise.
  • Regulatory and commercial pressures are converging worldwide.
  • Companies with open disclosure tend to outperform in stakeholder discussions.
  • Attention turns to cross-functional data ownership for disclosures.
  • Regulators emphasise omissions as well as misrepresentations in claims.
  • The shift requires visible accountability at the C-suite level.
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The European Commission wants to 'contest Google Search's position' via data sharing proposal
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technology3h ago

The European Commission wants to 'contest Google Search's position' via data sharing proposal

https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/the-european-commission-wants-to-push-google-off-its-web-search-throne-with-a-data-sharing-proposal/
Pcgamer.com
  • The European Commission proposed data sharing to curb Google's search dominance under the Digital Markets Act.
  • The plan aims to help rival search engines contest Google by providing access to key data.
  • The proposal sets a deadline for stakeholders to submit views by May 1 and a final decision later.
  • Google has historically resisted data-sharing proposals and faced antitrust scrutiny in the US.
  • Regulators hope the data sharing will help third parties optimize search services and boost competition.
  • The data-sharing move intersects privacy and innovation concerns raised by opponents.
  • The European Commission views data sharing as a potential remedy to gatekeeper power in online search.
  • The measure targets Google as part of efforts to diversify search results and competition.
  • Background context cites a 2024 US antitrust ruling related to Google's practices.
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