* Digital Maturity of Russian Regions
The government published a ranking of digital transformation of regions based on 18 indicators for 2025. Yamal entered the top 10, and the ranking results are tied to the distribution of federal funding.
Digital maturity is becoming a measurable KPI for authorities and a direct driver of business access to new government platforms and services.
* Process & Task Mining Exits Hype Stage
A study by TAdviser and Axenix shows that Process & Task Mining in Russia is no longer an experiment: initiatives increasingly come from business, and effects are measured through process speed and cost reduction.
PM/TM is becoming a standard tool of management infrastructure, not a one-time IT project — without it, it's hard to talk about mature hyperautomation.
* "Enterprise AI Must Be Built, Not Bought"
The author describes the "AI velocity gap" — companies launch AI pilots but hardly change processes. Conclusion: off-the-shelf AI products don't solve the problem; you need to engineer your own AI infrastructure and embed it into the operating model.
The approach "bought an AI service — means transformed" no longer works; without architectural rethinking of business processes, AI does not deliver effect.
* Copilot Cowork: AI Colleague in Microsoft 365
Microsoft introduced Copilot Cowork — an agent layer for multi-step tasks in Office 365. It plans and executes tasks in Outlook, Teams, Excel, and under the hood uses Anthropic Claude models.
This is a step from "assistant" to a full-fledged digital colleague in the corporate stack that actually moves tasks forward, not just suggests text.
* Atlassian Cuts 10% of Staff for AI
Atlassian is laying off about 1,600 employees to fund accelerated investments in AI and enterprise sales. The CTO leaves, the company restructures for new skills and roles.
One of the main providers of project management tools shows how AI changes not only the product but also the organizational structure and HR policy.
* ITAM/ITSM in Russia: Focus on Risks and Value
GlobalCIO notes the growing maturity of ITAM and ITSM: asset data is linked to incidents and services, and AI bots take over routine support tasks.
ITSM is no longer just a "service desk" and is turning into a tool for managing business risks and total cost of infrastructure ownership.
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