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Asset Intelligence vs Asset Tracking and What Enterprises Actually Need in 2026

Feb 6, 2026 By Himanish Ganguly In Asset Infinity
Enterprises have spent the last decade investing heavily in visibility tools to understand where their assets are and how they move across locations. While this approach has improved basic control, it has also revealed a larger gap. Knowing where assets are does not automatically explain how well they perform, how effectively they are used, or whether they contribute real business value. This is where asset intelligence becomes critical.
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cloudzero

AI Is Forcing A Return To Hybrid And Multi-Cloud (Here's What To Do Now)

Feb 6, 2026 By Keith MacKenzie In CloudZero
For most of the last decade, the direction of cloud strategy was clear: standardize, consolidate, and reduce sprawl. Engineering teams worked to pick a primary cloud, reduce vendor dependencies, and simplify their stacks. FinOps teams unwound years of fragmentation. Platform teams built guardrails to make sure it didn’t happen again. Then AI arrived, and it’s a fundamentally different class of workload. AI demands specialized hardware and, increasingly, diverging providers.
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PagerDuty + OOPS Meetup: AI in Incident Management

Feb 6, 2026 By PagerDuty Inc. In PagerDuty
AI is transforming industries at pace, and Incident Response is no exception - raising important questions about how humans and automation should work together when systems are failing and pressure is highest. Panelists:​Andrew White (Technology Director, checkout.com) James Pickles (Senior Solutions Consultant, PagerDuty)​Sarah Wells (Independent Consultant, former Technology Director at FT) Suraj Singh Dadwal (Team Lead, Incident & Problem Management, IG)
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harness

Closing the Year Strong: Harness Q4 2025 Continuous Delivery & GitOps Update | Harness Blog

Feb 6, 2026 By Vishal Vishwaroop In Harness
Q4 2025 delivered major upgrades across Harness Continuous Delivery, GitOps, and Continuous Verification, focused on safer rollouts, stronger infrastructure integrations, and workflows that scale. Here’s a curated roundup of what shipped and where to learn more. Welcome back to the quarterly update series! Catch up on the latest Harness Continuous Delivery innovations and enhancements with this quarter's Q4 2025 release. For full context, check out our previous updates.
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ivanti

Your New Hub for Success Is Here: Explore Innovators Hub Today

Feb 6, 2026 By Sterling Parker In Ivanti
Today marks an important milestone in our journey to make your Ivanti support experience effortless, intuitive and all in one place: Ivanti Innovators Hub is now live! This isn’t just a refresh; it’s a major step forward — delivering a smarter, unified destination where support, resources and community meet your needs, your way.
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spike

Weekly vs. split-week on-call rotations: A guide to finding the right rhythm

Feb 6, 2026 By Sreekar In Spike
When you move past daily rotations but find anything longer than a week feels too stretched out, you often end up choosing between weekly and split-week rotations. Weekly rotations give you a full seven days before handing off. Split-week rotations break that time into smaller chunks like 2-day, 3-day, or 4-day shifts. Each approach creates a different rhythm for your team. This guide compares both patterns across three key criteria.
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Densify

Kubex and Tangoe Partner to Deliver Unified Cloud, Kubernetes, and FinOps Optimization

Feb 6, 2026 By Kubex In Densify
Enterprises operating at cloud scale today face a growing reality: managing infrastructure performance and cost in silos no longer works. Kubernetes, multi cloud environments, and GPU accelerated workloads deliver immense agility and capability, but they also introduce complexity that outpaces traditional monitoring and cost governance approaches.
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Operational Risks and Controls When Deploying Legal AI

Operational Risks and Controls When Deploying Legal AI

Feb 6, 2026 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
A law firm recently found that its AI tool had misread "limitation of liability" clauses for 6 months. No one noticed the mistake. The error only came to light when a client faced a huge insurance claim that the firm had promised was capped. The cost? That firm is now dealing with a malpractice lawsuit and a damaged reputation. Using AI in a law office poses risks beyond simple computer bugs. These tools mix technical errors with professional responsibility. As AI becomes a standard part of the job, firms without strict rules will face quality issues and legal trouble.
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