We read enterprise software for what it costs and who signs for it.
SAP, Oracle, Workday, Microsoft, the AI vendors moving onto their ground, and the programmes where the money lands. Up to nine stories and two video reports a day. 83 stories and 13 video reports are on this site, going back to 8 September 2026.
Sources
A story runs only when a named outlet, a regulator or the company itself published it in the last 72 hours. The first line says who did what, with the number. Every story links to where it came from. Every outlet we have cited is listed with its count.
The company's response is in the text when one exists. Quotes are verbatim. An allegation appears only with clear attribution to a court, a regulator or a named established outlet. We do not make one in our own voice.
Corrections
A disputed fact is checked. If we were wrong, the story is corrected and carries a visible note. The corrections log lists every one. Tell us what is wrong and where you read otherwise.
Pictures
Where a free-licence photograph of the actual subject exists, we use it and credit the photographer. Other pictures are editorial illustrations, some made with AI tools. An illustration never shows a real person.
Video
Video reports are extracts of 20 to 60 seconds from the owner's own published film, never more than half of it, credited on screen from the first frame to the last. A narration read by an AI voice runs over the original sound, which stays low underneath. The page links to the full original. An owner who wants a report removed gets that within 24 hours.
Sponsors
Sponsored pieces are labelled. Sponsors check their facts and nothing else. They never see, delay or shape a story about them or anyone else. Sponsorship.