Globe Business highlighted this challenge at G Summit 2026, where it demonstrated how networks, application programming interfaces (APIs), security and AI could be integrated to automate processes and address operational issues.
Why it matters
As companies expand their digital operations, fragmented software environments can make it more difficult to manage technology and maintain efficient operations.
Globe Business said companies are increasingly shifting their focus from simply adding technology to integrating existing systems into a more connected environment.
“For business leaders, the challenge is knowing which technologies can make a real difference to their operations and how these can work together as they grow. We wanted them to leave the Experience Rooms with a clearer view of what is possible today, what is coming next, and how they can apply these technologies to their own business,” Globe Business vice president Glenn Estrella said in a statement.
What they saw
At the summit, Globe Business set up four Experience Rooms where executives could test technologies addressing cybersecurity, customer experience, AI and network resilience.
Its Cyberheist room simulated live cyberattacks to demonstrate how integrated security systems could protect cloud environments and digital assets.
The API Hub, meanwhile, demonstrated how telecommunications-powered verification and APIs could simplify digital onboarding and strengthen transaction security.
AI at work
Another room, Gemini Agent Force, demonstrated enterprise AI agents designed to support customer engagement and employee productivity, including potential applications in retail and financial services.
Globe Business also demonstrated what it calls Orchestrated Infrastructure, combining connectivity and network technologies.
An AI WAN demonstration showed how network problems could be detected and addressed automatically, potentially reducing disruptions and helping companies maintain operations.
Big picture
Globe Business said the technologies demonstrated at G Summit reflect a broader shift toward what it calls the “autonomous enterprise,” where networks, APIs, cybersecurity and AI operate as a connected system.
The approach moves away from continuously adding standalone technologies toward making existing and new systems work together as companies expand their digital operations. -—Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
