Emile Louw

Emile is a staff writer covering events for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. A philosophy graduate with a passion for breaking down big ideas into manageable chunks, Emile has reported on events spanning tech, logistics and gaming journalism. His interests include where speculative changes in the market affect ordinary people down the line. His curiosity extends beyond the newsroom — he’s a lifelong horror buff who rarely misses the latest release, usually found in the cheap seats at a Sunday showing of the newest scary movie.

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From help desk to growth engine: Freshworks’ AI bets big on the midmarket

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Information technology service management is a crucial arena for the adoption of artificial intelligence in mid-sized enterprises. But while AI offers efficiency gains, most mid-market organizations continue to face challenges in realizing measurable value from their investments — including in strategically leveraging …

Why manufacturing ERP fails — and the plan to shrink implementations to 90 days

INFRA By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

In factories worldwide, enterprise resource planning systems handle record-keeping and provide the big-picture view needed for operation. In fact, modern manufacturing ERP is considered mission-critical across all branches of the supply chain. However, there’s a critical problem that’s plaguing the industry. Manufacturing …

AI is becoming a critical force multiplier for human capability in manufacturing

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

With tightening labor markets and ongoing supply chain volatility, manufacturers are adopting artificial intelligence to enhance the capacity of their existing workforce rather than reduce headcount. The new standard for AI in manufacturing is clear: automate routine tasks, elevate human judgment and …

Agentic AI hits the factory floor: theCUBE’s QAD Champions of Manufacturing keynote analysis

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

If artificial intelligence has ever felt abstract, its latest proving ground is anything but conceptual. AI-powered factory operations has emerged as more than just a tool – it signals a structural shift in how manufacturers create value. The industry is at an …

Telemetry to takeoff: Inside the race for an agentic AI platform that scales

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Artificial intelligence, routed via an agentic AI platform, offers fewer miracles and more guarantees — but only where governance outruns hype. Organizations consistently agree that production-grade agents need a policy-aware control plane to manage access and risk. Whatever the stack, it should …

Mind the AI value gap: How operational intelligence is defining the agentic workforce

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Operational intelligence provides enterprises with a promising advantage: enhanced data quality that enables faster decision-making. But as artificial intelligence-powered agents become more integrated into the workforce, that same autonomy introduces new challenges around governance, accountability and change control. Early AI adoption has …

What to expect during the Refresh North America event: Join theCUBE Nov. 17

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Artificial intelligence might be widespread, but results do not necessarily always follow. Now, advocates for people-first AI seek to bridge this disconnect — for good. One of these advocates is Freshworks Inc., a provider of AI-powered service software for customer and employee …

Why continuous control monitoring is the hard line between safe AI and hype

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

In the enterprise push to operationalize artificial intelligence, context is what separates hype from value. In response, organizations are turning to built-in continuous control monitoring to convert speed into return on investment that doesn’t compromise trust. Institutions are raising concerns that innovation …

Orchestrating success: Why adaptive leadership wins when AI changes the score

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Artificial intelligence continues to improve at execution, but the real challenge lies in the human coordination behind complex work. That’s where adaptive leadership proves essential — knowing how to guide people and adjust to changing circumstances rather than following a fixed plan. …

From compliance to co-creation: AI transforms Oklahoma’s public services

AI By EMILE LOUW10 MONTHS AGO

Artificial intelligence might be staring down its biggest opponent yet: bureaucracy itself. But far from becoming yet another expense, AI-led process intelligence is looking to pay for itself in saved hours — and it’s the taxpayer who feels the results. For the …

Emile Louw

Latest from Emile Louw

From help desk to growth engine: Freshworks’ AI bets big on the midmarket

Why manufacturing ERP fails — and the plan to shrink implementations to 90 days

AI is becoming a critical force multiplier for human capability in manufacturing

Agentic AI hits the factory floor: theCUBE’s QAD Champions of Manufacturing keynote analysis

Telemetry to takeoff: Inside the race for an agentic AI platform that scales

Mind the AI value gap: How operational intelligence is defining the agentic workforce

What to expect during the Refresh North America event: Join theCUBE Nov. 17

Why continuous control monitoring is the hard line between safe AI and hype

Orchestrating success: Why adaptive leadership wins when AI changes the score

From compliance to co-creation: AI transforms Oklahoma’s public services

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