Craig Le Clair

1 week ago | forrester.com | Craig Le Clair

US federal government organizations are facing massive budget cuts, contract cancellations, and, yes, layoffs. Those facing this new reality are deeply affected, losing colleagues they’ve worked with for decades and valuable partnerships that help them execute. Despite the challenges, they must find a way to continue with their mission. The constant drumbeat: achieving greater outcomes with fewer resources. What might be able to help?

1 month ago | forrester.com | Cheryl McKinnon |Katy Tynan |Craig Le Clair

This week we published a new report looking at how generative AI can bring fresh energy to an enterprise content management program. “Unlock The Potential of Your Documents With Generative AI” is a call to action for content management leaders to explore new ways to engage with and exploit the value of their managed content. Vendors in this market have been on an innovation hot streak, as evidenced in the recently published Forrester Wave: Content Platforms, Q1 2025.

1 month ago | forrester.com | Enabling Administrators |Katy Tynan |Manuel Geitz |Craig Le Clair

Does it seem like every article you read tells you that the pace of change is accelerating? And do you feel as though you haven’t even figured out the last change when the next one comes along? Yeah, me too. Those articles aren’t wrong. In the years between 2019 and 2023, executives reported a 183% increase in the amount of change in their organizations. Our conversations with employees at the organizations we work with suggest that they’re feeling it, too.

1 month ago | forrester.com | Craig Le Clair |Meng Liu |Laura Ramos

Change isn’t just hard — it’s a continuous battle, and one that automation will make more intense and frequent. And if you think you’re prepared for automation’s pace of change that is coming, you’re already behind. We’ve barely grown comfortable with the past few years’ changes — remote work, video calls, hybrid chaos — and that’s just the warm-up.

Jan 13, 2025 | forrester.com | Craig Le Clair |Paul Miller |Jitin Shabadu

NVIDIA’s announcement of a foundation model platform to support development of robots and autonomous vehicles aligns well with one of our automation predictions for 2025: that one quarter of robotics projects will work to combine cognitive and physical automation. Many of the examples NVIDIA showed featured humanoid robots, but Cosmos is equally relevant to autonomous vehicles and other forms of physical robots.