Kelly Knight
Latest from Kelly Knight
The security landscape is entering uncharted territory as quantum computing moves from theoretical threat to near-term enterprise reality — and the race to post-quantum encryption is one most organizations are not yet ready to run. As agentic AI reshapes enterprise integration, the …
Becoming AI-native is no longer a path to success — it’s an operational prerequisite
The AI-native enterprise isn’t an ideal anymore. Instead, it has become the new competitive baseline. Dell Technologies Inc. has spent nearly three years interrogating that reality from the inside, using its own operations as a live proving ground, according to Jeff Clarke …
Enterprise AI is ready — Michael Dell says executives need to be, too
AI infrastructure is no longer just about faster computing. It is becoming the foundation for a new enterprise operating model where data comes alive, digital workers reshape workflows and leadership courage determines who keeps up. That inflection point has arrived even as …
Before enterprises can run with agentic AI, they need to learn to walk with their data
Multi-agent orchestration is the destination, but for most enterprises, the road is blocked long before the first agent gets deployed by the quality of the data feeding those systems. As organizations accelerate investment in agentic workflows, a persistent gap between AI ambition …
Agentic success has a prerequisite — building the systems most enterprises left undone
Enterprises racing toward assured autonomy in agentic AI are running headlong into a decades-old problem: Most of their infrastructure was never designed to be connected — let alone governed at the speed AI demands. Only about 30% of the enterprise is truly …
Stop bolting AI onto brownfield and start treating legacy as a feeder, not a foundation, says Dell CTO
Fully autonomous AI has crossed the threshold from concept to enterprise implementation, forcing organizations to rethink the very foundation on which they run their businesses. The shift is arriving faster than most organizations anticipated, bringing with it an urgent new set of …
AI made attackers smarter. Now it’s giving mid-market companies a fighting chance
The rise of intelligent digital workers and autonomous AI agents is compounding an already urgent cybersecurity challenge: attack surfaces expanding faster than security teams can manually assess them. That pressure is exactly why autonomous penetration testing is emerging as a critical discipline. AI-powered …
Domain-specific AI is rewriting the rules of workforce management
The rise of agentic AI is reshaping what enterprise partnerships must deliver — and domain-specific AI is proving to be the real differentiator between systems that advise and systems that act. As AI transforms what it means to integrate enterprise systems, the …
The headless enterprise has arrived: theCUBE’s Boomi World day two keynote analysis
The enterprise is reaching an inflection point as AI agents move from experiment to operational reality, forcing a rethink of how data flows, governance gets built and platforms evolve to serve a headless future. At the center of that rethink is liquid …
Untrained AI agents are easy security targets — they don’t know bad people exist, says KnowBe4 CEO
The dual-threat landscape of enterprise AI security is coming into focus. The same autonomous agents transforming workforce productivity are also expanding the attack surface — and most organizations have no governance framework to manage either risk. As a matter of fact, the gap …