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If You Still Rely on Legacy Topics in Amazon Quick, This Architecture Change Matters

July 7, 2026 by Alan Card
Sleek laptop showcasing data analytics and graphs on the screen in a bright room.

Amazon Quick now lets teams move business context such as synonyms, descriptions, rules, and calculated fields into the dataset itself, reducing drift between datasets and legacy Topics and setting up a cleaner semantic model for AI-driven analytics.

Categories Tech Tags Amazon Quick, AWS, Business Intelligence, Data Analytics, enterprise software, machine learning, Semantic Layer

No full-time AI engineer required: Kumo Partners bets on subscription Copilot agents

May 28, 2026 by Alan Card

Kumo Partners has introduced AgentDesk, a subscription service aimed at helping mid-market companies design, build, and run Microsoft Copilot agents inside their own environments.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags AI agents, Copilot, Dynamics 365, enterprise software, Kumo Partners, MCP, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Power Platform, subscription service

Rima AI Says It Can Take Over the Accounting Busywork ERPs Skip

May 19, 2026 by Alan Card

Y Combinator-backed Rima AI has opened public access to an accounting agent that interviews users, learns their edge cases, and builds custom document workflows. The startup says more than 100 accountants are already using it.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags Accounting, AI, automation, Business Software, enterprise software, Startups, Workflow Automation, Y Combinator

SAP says new sustainability AI agents will be generally available by end of 2026

May 15, 2026 by Alan Card

SAP said it will make new sustainability AI agents generally available by the end of 2026, with beta users already reporting faster compliance reviews, shorter scenario simulations and fewer errors.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags AI agents, autonomous enterprise, compliance, enterprise software, SAP, sustainability

NVIDIA and SAP expand collaboration on secure specialized AI agents

May 12, 2026 by Alan Card

At SAP Sapphire, NVIDIA and SAP announced an expanded collaboration aimed at helping enterprises run specialized AI agents with security and governance controls inside SAP Business AI Platform.

Categories Artificial Intelligence Tags agentic AI, artificial intelligence, enterprise software, NVIDIA, Open Source, SAP Leave a comment

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