Reworked

Reworked is a fresh publication designed for the modern work environment. The way we work, our work locations, and the processes of getting work done have changed significantly in recent years, and this transformation is accelerating rapidly. Reworked focuses on the individuals, culture, technologies, and structures that define our rapidly changing workplaces. Our goal is to provide our readers with insights on effective practices, emerging workplace trends, and essential technologies that can propel businesses forward and assist the contemporary distributed workforce. Reworked is published by Simpler Media Group, the same team behind CMSWire and the creators of the Digital Experience Summit and Digital Workplace Experience.

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Mistral AI Launches Le Chat Enterprise, a Privacy-First AI Alternative

1 day ago | reworked.co | David Barry

Mistral’s Le Chat Enterprise brings AI assistants to the enterprise with on-premises options, compliance features and integration flexibility. Mistral AI has introduced Le Chat Enterprise, a business-focused version of its AI assistant, expanding beyond its earlier Free, Pro and Team offerings.
A Five-Year AI Business Strategy

1 week ago | reworked.co | David Barry

Developing an AI business plan with clear, practical goals for the one, three and five-year horizons is the key to delivering real-world business results. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept but a present-day force with the potential to revolutionize business. However, translating this potential into tangible, sustainable success requires more than simply acquiring the latest AI tools. It demands a meticulously developed AI business strategy.
How to Address the Security Risks of AI Collaboration Tools

1 week ago | reworked.co | Erica Sweeney

From roofing firms to coffee shops, businesses are rethinking cybersecurity in the age of AI. ChatGPT, Slack and other artificial intelligence (AI) collaboration tools helped Lava Roofing Maui in Hawaii connect its employees and be more organized and efficient. But owner and CEO Daniel Roberts didn’t anticipate that these platforms could bring cyber risks. “Security wasn’t top-of-mind right away, mainly because roofing and construction typically feel far removed from cyber threats,” Roberts said.
SAS Updates Viya Platform to Create AI Agent Accountability

1 week ago | reworked.co | David Barry

It's not enough for AI agents to be autonomous. They also have to be accountable. SAS's Viya platform is trying to make that happen. As artificial intelligence (AI) continues its rapid evolution, a shift is underway from passive assistants to autonomous agents capable of independent decision-making and execution. This next stage, agentic AI, promises unprecedented efficiency and scalability, but it also introduces pressing questions around ethics, governance and control.
Why Generative AI Hasn't Moved Past Individual Productivity Gains

1 week ago | reworked.co | Siobhan Fagan

Alan Pelz-Sharpe, Rebecca Hinds and Craig Durr join Three Dots to discuss why individual productivity gains with GenAI haven't scaled across the organization. From Personal Productivity Bursts to Enterprise-Wide Adoption: Personal AI experiments have been delivering productivity wins, but scaling across an organization takes a whole new mindset and approach.
The Real Cause of AI-Related Job Loss

1 week ago | reworked.co | David Barry

As AI adoption accelerates, poor strategy, not the technology itself, is driving job losses, skill gaps and cultural breakdown. As generative artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes the global workplace, companies such as Cisco, UPS, Duolingo and Klarna are incorporating automation while simultaneously cutting jobs, despite earlier assurances that AI would not lead to layoffs.
What Google I/O Introduced to the Digital Workplace

2 weeks ago | reworked.co | David Barry

Google I/O featured a number of consumer-sided announcements, but that doesn't mean the digital workplace went ignored. Here's what was announced. The tech world unofficially declared May AI month this year. Following the first day of Microsoft Build 2025 — where Copilot dominated the conversation with major integrations across Windows, Office and Azure — Google shared its vision at Google I/O 2025. One thing is clear from both events: we’re no longer in an era where AI is a feature.
Microsoft's Future Rests on AI Agents

2 weeks ago | reworked.co | David Barry

Microsoft Build 2025 offered more than just product launches — it was a statement of intent. Microsoft is positioning itself as the backbone of enterprise AI. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's Microsoft Build keynote described the company's vision for an AI-driven future of work. Microsoft Build 2025 offered more than just product launches — it was a statement of intent.
IBM Updates Watsonx Orchestrate to Bring Agentic AI Across the Stack

2 weeks ago | reworked.co | David Barry

IBM targets the digital workplace with AI agents that coordinate tasks across platforms. IBM hopes to push the boundaries of enterprise automation with the latest version watsonx Orchestrate that introduces a suite of agentic AI capabilities intended to help businesses work more effectively. What sets this release apart is integration with more than 80 enterprise platforms. This interoperability helps AI agents act across systems in a unified way.
Glean Launches New Agent Capabilities and Features at Glean:GO

2 weeks ago | reworked.co | Siobhan Fagan

Glean launched over 40 new features and functionality, most of which revolved around its Agent offering, at its Glean:GO event in San Francisco on May 20. Glean gave Microsoft Build and Google I/O a run for their money today with a raft of announcements and AI product launches at its inaugural Glean:GO conference in San Francisco. Not bad for a company that only emerged from stealth mode less than four years ago.