Policymakers and the artificial intelligence (AI) industry share a common goal: Ensuring AI is developed and used responsibly. The best way to achieve that is by setting clear expectations for responsible behavior, through clear obligations that hold companies accountable for what they can control. Read More>>
Policymakers and the artificial intelligence (AI) industry share a common goal: Ensuring AI is developed and used responsibly. The best way to achieve that is by setting clear expectations for responsible behavior, through clear obligations that hold companies accountable for what they can control. Read More>>
The FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) reflects a constructive step forward in how Congress is approaching technology, modernization, and national security. For the enterprise software industry, the final bill includes several concrete policy measures that strengthen security and help government adopt technology solutions more quickly and effectively. Read More>>
The FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) reflects a constructive step forward in how Congress is approaching technology, modernization, and national security. For the enterprise software industry, the final bill includes several concrete policy measures that strengthen security and help government adopt technology solutions more quickly and effectively. Read More>>
Leaders from software and manufacturing companies brought to life the ways in which software and AI are benefiting manufacturers during a Capitol Hill briefing this week hosted by the Business Software Alliance. Read More>>
Leaders from software and manufacturing companies brought to life the ways in which software and AI are benefiting manufacturers during a Capitol Hill briefing this week hosted by the Business Software Alliance. Read More>>
As the United States undertakes the six-year review of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), it is important to remember what the agreement delivers for the broader economy. Read More>>
As the United States undertakes the six-year review of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), it is important to remember what the agreement delivers for the broader economy. Read More>>
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is proposing major changes to how companies challenge low-quality patents. For software providers, and for industries increasingly built on software, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare, aerospace, and financial services, the stakes are significant. The new rules would make it harder to fix errors in the patent system, easier for abusive plaintiffs to extract settlements, and risk giving foreign competitors and patent trolls a strategic advantage. Read More >>
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is proposing major changes to how companies challenge low-quality patents. For software providers, and for industries increasingly built on software, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare, aerospace, and financial services, the stakes are significant. The new rules would make it harder to fix errors in the patent system, easier for abusive plaintiffs to extract settlements, and risk giving foreign competitors and patent trolls a strategic advantage. Read More >>
