Lise Mentzoni argues that the first step into AI is about hiring the right people to challenge the status quo and ensure technology solves real customer problems.

Stop the AI revolution and start with the friction: the biggest mistake is asking "What can AI do?" instead of "Where is our company still operating too manually or too slowly?" Wilson Guo, VP RevOps, Data & AI at Teamleader, advocates for a pragmatic approach: focus on solving process bottlenecks, as the real win is in synthesis (turning chaos into a structured first draft) and not 100% automation.

Christian, CPO at e-conomic, on how AI is transforming accounting from manual data entry into actionable insights. Learn how autonomous agents and AI assistants are liberating expertise while keeping humans in the loop.

In mission-critical software, security may not win the first meeting, but it often decides whether the deal can move forward. As buyers mature, strong security becomes less of a promise and more of a commercial requirement.

For Joakim Tauren, CISO for Visma’s business segment, security is a growth engine. By joining Visma, founders get access to world-class experts and high-end tools that turn security into an unfair advantage.

Cindy Wubben is CISO at Visma for the public segment and two business areas. We spoke with her about what that means in practice and why security at Visma is something very different from a certificate on the wall.

Visma's Chief Risk Officer Lars Ottersen approaches risk with a counterintuitive idea: that celebrating mistakes is the safest thing a company can do.

Nicolas Quarré, Alexis and Tino Keller of Accountable on simplifying taxes, building across two countries, and what you really need to know before saying yes to an acquisition.

In mission-critical software, security may not win the first meeting, but it often decides whether the deal can move forward. As buyers mature, strong security becomes less of a promise and more of a commercial requirement.