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On the front cover of this month’ s magazine, we feature Fabio Agostini, Chief Information Officer at A & K Travel Group. The group operates across four major brands, Abercrombie & Kent, Crystal, Cox & Kings and Ecoventura, and has around 4,000 people in more than 65 offices across 40 countries. It tasked Colt with building out its global connectivity network, which includes Arqit’ s quantum-safe encryption, to provide agile, quantum-safe security solutions that operate without distance limitations, across any location worldwide. Agostini discusses how the partnership is focused on delivering a unified, high-performance, secure global network. Turn to page 14.

Our Talking Point column this month comes from Reshaad Sha, Executive Chairman of Sentiv, who discusses how smart city technology works best alongside operational intelligence. Turn to page 18 to read more.

and author, Julian Lighton, explains how to build your own personal brand to cut through the noise. Turn to page 35 to read more.

We also have an Intelligent Technology section dedicated to all the latest technology developments affecting businesses and a page called Project Round-Up which features news from across our regions.

I hope you enjoy the magazine and if you’ d like to contribute to any future issues, please do not hesitate to contact me by emailing rebecca. miles @ intelligentglobalmedia. com

Rebecca Miles Managing Editor

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Casper Klynge is Zscaler’ s Vice President, Head of Government Partnerships and Public Policy across EMEA. Klynge previously had a career in foreign affairs spanning several roles in the EU, NATO and in government. Following the announcement on June 12 that the US government had suspended access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals, never has the topic of digital sovereignty been more relevant. He discusses how AI has affected digital sovereignty and the conversations surrounding it. Turn to page 24 to read more.

The answer to the question of will AI take my job very much depends on who you are talking to. But the general consensus is that AI will affect certain markets and industries more than others and that improvements to AI will see yet further changes. So, what can mere mortals do when it comes to hanging onto their jobs? Business coach

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