For years, organisations have treated artificial intelligence as a side project - a handful of pilots here, a proof of concept there. But in 2025, the rules have changed: AI pilots are dead. The organisations that thrive will be those who move beyond experiments to embed AI at the very heart of their operating model. 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to research labs or niche use cases. It is rapidly becoming the backbone of how organisations improve efficiency, innovate services, and compete in the market. While business leaders set the vision, it is the IT department that plays the pivotal role in enabling – and safeguarding – this AI transformation wave. 

None of this is about rejecting AI. It’s about using it well. There’s a big difference between saving time and cutting corners. There’s a place for automation in Agile work. Drafting documentation, clustering feedback, or user story templates? Absolutely. That frees up time for the deeper work. But we have to be careful not to hand over the thinking to AI as well.

As AI speeds up delivery and automates tasks, Agile coaches are more essential than ever - keeping teams aligned, asking the tough questions, and ensuring collaboration and purpose don’t get lost in the rush.

AI can run meetings and generate retro boards, but it can’t replace the human insight of a Scrum Master. Discover why creating safety, asking tough questions, and knowing when to break the rules keeps Scrum Masters irreplaceable.

Over the next one to three years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) will shift from being a promising technology on the horizon to a disruptive force embedded in the very fabric of how organisations operate. For leaders, the real question is no longer if AI will reshape their business, but how quickly and how profoundly it will happen. 

Some of the hype around AI in product teams centres on the idea that it could take over parts of the Product Owner role. To be fair, it can do a few things well. Think: drafting backlog items, surfacing feedback themes, or giving you a decent enough roadmap version in seconds. But none of this s what a great PO actually does.

The way we build software is changing - fast. Enter vibe coding, a new approach to programming powered by AI that could transform how businesses develop, experiment, and innovate. Coined by AI pioneer Andrej Karpathy in 2025, vibe coding flips the traditional development model on its head. Instead of carefully writing lines of code by hand, developers describe what they want in natural language, and AI systems generate the code.

With AI tools now generating backlogs and prioritising user stories, it’s a fair question. But Agile was never just about task management- it’s about people, context, and conversation. In our new series, “Why AI Can’t,” we explore the irreplaceable human roles in Agile teams - and why tools can’t lead transformation alone.

Over recent weeks, we’ve shared content on how behavioural insights can be an integral lens to view new and existing problems through. We hope you agree – behavioural insights are a great addition to your toolbox.

Celonis is a leader in the Process Mining space, formed in 2011 and serving more than 1,500 customers globally. Enfuse Group attended their annual conference in Munich on October 23^rd Celosphere 2024.

In the final part of this three-part series, Joe Taylor, our Principal Consultant and expert in Retail & Hospitality Transformation, shares his insights from the Restaurant & Takeaway Innovation Expo 2024.

In part two of this three-part series, Joe Taylor, our Principal Consultant and expert in Retail & Hospitality Transformation, shares his insights from the Restaurant & Takeaway Innovation Expo 2024.

In the first of this three-part series, Joe Taylor, our Principal Consultant and expert in Retail & Hospitality Transformation, shares his insights from the Restaurant & Takeaway Innovation Expo 2024.

In this video we explore the thoughts of a leader in the UK fire and rescue sector, Deputy Chief Fire Officer David Norris.

At SAP’s Transformation Excellence 2024 event in Frankfurt, the message was clear: real transformation isn’t just about upgrading technology—it’s about rethinking how your entire business functions.

Data has become the driving force of modern decision making and operational efficiency; yet its management poses formidable challenges to organisations.

To kick off our Leadership Lens series, we spoke with Tracey Jessup, Chief Transformation Officer at De Montfort University. Tracey shares her perspective on the evolving landscape of higher education…

Last month the Retail Technology Show 2024 took place in Olympia, London. Some of the biggest names in retail attended and shared their insights on future trends and new forms of commerce, AI adoption…

Last week, members of Enfuse Group attended “The Digital Transformation Conference”…