Government fleet management software is becoming essential for agencies based in the United States. They face increasing demands for transparency, tighter budgets, aging vehicles, and growing regulatory pressure. With near real-time visibility into fleet operations, states and municipalities can validate service delivery, resolve resident complaints faster, and improve coordination.
On December 9, 2025, I had the pleasure of participating in the GlobalPlatform Cybersecurity Vehicle Forum. During this virtual event (which you can watch here), I discussed the growing role of Secure Elements (SEs) and Authenticated Integrated Circuits (Auth ICs) in automotive security.
Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reimagining the in-vehicle experience. AI agents embedded in the digital cockpit enhance services that the automotive industry can monetize. Moreover, Agentic AI improves existing vehicle features that drivers seldom use. Mercedes-Benz’s recent integration of an AI work agent into premium models epitomizes the potential to use Agentic AI to strengthen customer loyalty and create new revenue streams.
ABI Research surveyed 458 manufacturers to assess their pain points and technology investment priorities. The Internet of Things (IoT) is one key manufacturing technology we wanted to provide more clarity on.
When an enterprise requires cloud infrastructure, it typically partners with a hyperscaler like Amazon or Microsoft. But as enterprises scale their Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads and face sovereign AI pressures, neoclouds are disrupting the compute supply chain.
Robotics holds immense potential in automating warehouse workflows by increasing e-commerce order fulfillment and reducing physical strain on human workers. However, a relatively small number of organizations are prepared to implement robots into warehouse facilities efficiently. From here, enterprises have three options: