Company news from The Futurum Group, and the research announcements that go out with new Futurum Intelligence data.
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Futurum’s 2H 2026 Software Lifecycle Engineering research sizes the market at $226 billion by 2030 and finds AI now runs the majority of the software lifecycle, while 75% of organizations report AI-contributed production incidents.
Mitch Ashley, VP Practice Lead at Futurum, analyzes how MCP evolved from viral agent connectivity tool to indispensable AI standard requiring security, governance, and control plane maturation.
Mitch Ashley, VP Practice Lead at Futurum, examines the Agent Control Plane Framework, defining the five-layer governance architecture enterprises need to deploy AI agents safely at production scale.
Mitch Ashley, VP Practice Lead for Software Lifecycle Engineering at Futurum, shares insights on how 97% of organizations now use AI in software development, validating the developer transformation from code authorship to agent-driven workflows.
Alex Smith, analyst at Futurum, shares insights on how autonomous AI agents and new interoperability standards are redefining B2B transactions and positioning cloud marketplaces as the nexus of the digital economy.
Mitch Ashley, VP and Practice Lead at Futurum, explains why the new Agentic AI Foundation is becoming essential infrastructure for scalable, interoperable agentic systems and what it means for vendors and practitioners.
Nick Patience, AI Platforms Practice Leader at Futurum, analyzes Decagon’s $1.5B valuation and natural language AI agent platform that’s transforming customer experience automation for enterprises.
Keith Kirkpatrick, Research Director at Futurum shares his insights into vendors’ use of AI agents, discusses the key elements of what it means to actually deliver agentic technology, and provides an overview of the current agentic landscape.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, analyzes Writer AI’s innovative self-evolving models that adapt without retraining.