Eloquens AI now built Directly Into GFI KerioConnect
Announced in Prague at ZEBR.AI Roadshow Praha 2026: GFI KerioConnect® with embedded AI mail assistant delivers personalized, bespoke handling of user emails
Eric Vaughan’s op-ed – Why tenure alone no longer predicts who is ready to lead
In an op-ed for Entrepreneur UK, CEO Eric Vaughan argues that AI has made past performance a weak predictor of leadership readiness, and that companies should reassess high performers on how they adapt, work and deliver today rather than on tenure alone.
AI LIVE: The London Summit will bring together more than 2,000 global leaders to explore the next era of AI
AI Magazine previews AI LIVE: The London Summit amid the trillion-dollar data-centre boom, highlighting CEO Eric Vaughan as a speaker who advocates making AI an embedded workplace culture rather than a standalone project.
CEO Eric Vaughan contributes to ZDNET’s article: Human-in-the-loop oversight is critical for enterprise AI
ZDNET explores why human-in-the-loop oversight matters for high-risk enterprise AI. CEO Eric Vaughan explains that “AI accelerates capability, not accountability,” and describes how MyPersonas and Eloquens AI escalate to a human when answers aren’t grounded in a company’s knowledge base.
In this Section podcast, Eric Vaughan discusses Leadership Through an AI Pivot
In this Section AI Leadership Summit session, CEO Eric Vaughan discusses how to lead an organization through an AI pivot.
CEO Eric Vaughan’s “The human owns the judgment” perspective quoted in recent reworked article
Reworked looks at how leaders are redesigning roles around AI. CEO Eric Vaughan explains that AI agents produce the work while humans own the judgment, and how IgniteTech distributed AI ownership across its product leaders.
AI LIVE to Address Supercomputing & GPU Scaling
Technology Magazine confirms CEO Eric Vaughan as a speaker on AI LIVE: The London Summit’s panel on data-centre infrastructure, supercomputing and GPU scaling.
AI Hype vs. AI Reality: What It Means for CEOs
CEO Eric Vaughan argues that AI’s weak business impact so far reflects gaps in leadership, governance and workflow redesign rather than the technology itself, and urges CEOs to make AI a company-wide, AI-first priority.
After Workers Refused to Embrace AI, Tech CEO Replaced 80% of Staff. ‘Would I Do It Again? Absolutely.’
IBTimes UK reports on how CEO Eric Vaughan replaced roughly 80% of IgniteTech’s workforce after resistance to its AI-first strategy, and how the overhaul improved productivity and accelerated AI product development.
This tech CEO fired 80% of his workforce over AI resistance. Here’s what he’s learned since then.
Fortune revisits CEO Eric Vaughan’s decision to part ways with employees who refused to embrace AI after a year of training, and his view that resistance, not technology spend or skills gaps, is the main obstacle to adoption.