Jon Reed is the Managing Editor at Diginomica. He focuses on topics related to technology, software, and artificial intelligence, often exploring themes such as machine learning, marketing, and manufacturing technology. Jon's insights and commentary have been featured in KUER (90.1 FM), ViaNolaVie, Knowledia, diginomica, Kingsport Times News, CNET, and MSN.
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Jon Reed's coverage predominantly focuses on software, SaaS, and technology-related topics. He frequently cites data and provides reviews, indicating a preference for evidence-based insights and product evaluations.
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By: Jon Reed
This week - harness engineering is the phrase du jour, and for good reason. But can it help with the AI tokenomics ROI boomerang? The diginomica network weighs in on EU AI act news, and the future of CRM gets meaty commentary. This week's whiffs are, in a word, awkward.
By: Jon Reed
One big thing has been missing from the keynote stage this year - customers going in-depth on AI success, including the rough edges of change. Workday Elevate was different. Here's how Pfizer, Visa, and Cushman & Wakefield notched early agentic AI wins, and turned employees from naysayers to advocates.
By: Jon Reed
This week - AEO and GEO are here, but what road should brands take? Tokenomics are a thing, but are agentic loops the real cost problem? Let's debate. More enterprises like Cisco are bringing AI infrastructure in-house, and Meta tries to single-handedly claim the whiffs section.
By: Jon Reed
This week - the EU AI Act enforcement deadline has been pushed back, but will CIOs be ready? Our diginomica network research reveal offers clues. Enterprises (and their boards) are moving away from the frontier model token burn, but there are caveats galore. "AI FIrst" doesn't mean freezing junior hires, and, as always, some spicy whiffs.
By: Jon Reed
The Aeropuertos Argentina Snow Agent is now live, just in time for the Argentinian winter. But how did we get here? How will this AI agent impact airport operations - and why build it with SAP? At SAP Sapphire Orlando, I got the inside story from CIO Gustavo Sabato.
By: Jon Reed
This week - OpenAI's supposedly "autonomous" agent hacks Hugging Face. Time to demystify, and pull some lessons for enterprise leaders. A host of big players back open weight models, but is the US versus China aspect a misdirection? Measuring AI's environmental impact, while the whiffs keep coming.
By: Jon Reed
Enterprises are navigating a disruptive new threat landscape. OpenAI's "rogue" agent hacking Hugging Face is just the latest in a series of wake-up calls. But are we starting from square one, or can be build on proven techniques like zero trust and threat containment? There's no one better to ask than Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry.
By: Jon Reed
This week - tokenomics isn't going away anytime soon; time for more field lessons. Human talent versus agentic automation - what's next? Is expertise becoming a commodity, and where does AI automation fall short? As always, your weekly whiffs are here too.
By: Jon Reed
The tension between local deployments and global scale can land you in a quagmire of technical debt. Essity's CX transformation put their global e-commerce template to the test: could they change how B2B and B2C is done at scale? Here's why Essity chose SAP CX - and the results to date.
By: Jon Reed
Enterprise AI is in the pressure cooker: questionable results on the one hand, rising token costs on the other. But enterprise vendors like Oracle are pressing hard down a different path to value - one that reduces model costs, and breaks away from frontier model hype. Can Oracle build a "system of outcomes"? Time to air it out, via our latest Executive Intelligence podcast.
