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As Senior Director of Policy at BSA since 2021, Henry draws on years of experience at the United States Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and Capitol Hill to help shape smart, forward-looking tech policy. Read More >>

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In our latest episode of Tech-à-Tech, Aaron Kleiner, Head of Public Policy and Government Affairs at Atlassian, joins us to discuss how the company grew from an Australian start-up into a global leader in team collaboration software. Read More >>

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When it comes to understanding the transformative benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) for governments and companies of every size, few share the same vantage point as BSA’s member company CEOs. Read More >>

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With a background in membership organizations and degrees in communications and management, Laura brings both clarity and momentum to her work at BSA’s Brussels office, where she leads on communications strategy and member engagement.Read More >>

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Quantum computing is moving swiftly from concept to practical reality and challenging policymakers to stay ahead of the curve, industry leaders told a Capitol Hill audience on Friday convened by the Business Software Alliance.Read More >>

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As Senior Vice President for Global Policy, Aaron draws on experience from Capitol Hill, and from private practice at Covington & Burling. He joined BSA in 2016 — having collaborated from the outside for years — and knew it was where he wanted to be.Read More >>

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Antoine Larpin, Vice President for Government Affairs and Policy Europe at Kyndryl, joins us on Tech-à-Tech to discuss the paradox facing today’s business leaders: while many are confident in their digital infrastructure, far fewer feel prepared for what’s next. Read More >>

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Those who want to win the global AI race need to think about the talent, infrastructure, data, and governance policies that will enable adoption. Both BSA's US AI Adoption Agenda and the White House AI Action Plan cover these priorities and offer significant areas of shared focus. Read More >>

The post Alignment Between BSA’s AI Adoption Agenda and the White House AI Action Plan to Win the AI Race first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Aug. 2 marks the beginning of Europe’s AI Act proving itself in practice. The next year will test how well ambition translates into workable solutions, how quickly rules can adapt to changing technology, and how effectively regulators and providers can collaborate.  Read More >>

The post And So It Begins: GPAI Rules Enter Into Force Across Europe first appeared on BSA TechPost.

California, the world’s seventh-largest economy and a tech powerhouse, is too influential on tech policy to get artificial intelligence (AI) regulation wrong. Unfortunately, Assembly Bill 1018, which is pending before the state legislature, risks doing just that. Read More >>

The post Reverse Course on AB 1018: Why California Needs a Smarter Approach to AI Regulation first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Artificial intelligence (AI) agents represent the next frontier of AI’s rapid evolution, amplifying its benefits. Tech leaders and commentators have described 2025 as the “year of AI agents,” and it’s clear the next frontier is well underway. Read More >>

The post Enterprise AI Agents: The Next Phase of Digital Business Transformation first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Congress should pursue a comprehensive federal privacy law worthy of preempting different states' own privacy laws, BSA Managing Director of Policy Kate Goodloe said during a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing. Read More >>

The post BSA Testimony: Congress Can Craft Worthy Privacy Law by Drawing From Foundational Portions of State Laws first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Anne Riser, Department Coordinator for Policy and Public Affairs, joined BSA in 2008, just two years after surviving a stroke. Encouraged by two friends (and backed by grit and grace), she became an indispensable part of the team. Read More >>

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In this submission, BSA Board Member and Box Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary David Leeb writes about how Box is encouraging its teams to use AI and how to access the far reaches of your company's data to increase efficiency and improve workflows. Read More >>

The post AI@Work: Box’s Chief Legal Officer on Successful AI Adoption With Clear Governance first appeared on BSA TechPost.

As Senior Program Manager, Compliance Solutions, Brian collaborates with teams and members around the world, keeping complex programs moving and people connected.
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In this Tech-à-Tech episode, Senior Director, Corporate Affairs at Workday for a candid conversation about AI adoption, digital transformation, and the human side of innovation. Read More >>

The post Tech-à-Tech Featuring Workday’s Jens-Henrik Jeppesen first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Tina Furuki, BSA’s VP of Global Marketing, Creative & Digital Communications, has been shaping our brand and digital presence since 2008.
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In this BSA series – “AI@Work” – enterprise software leaders explain in their own words how artificial intelligence (AI) is having a positive impact on people’s jobs and the workforce. In this submission, Microsoft Corporate Vice President of Business Applications & Agents Bryan Goode writes about how leaders can help employees integrate AI agents into … Read More >>

The post AI@Work: Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President on How AI Can Unlock Scale for Organizations first appeared on BSA TechPost.

Nearly a year after the AI Act was adopted, Brussels remains focused on artificial intelligence (AI) policy. Multiple strategies, consultations, and guidelines are shaping how the European Union will regulate AI, with real implications for enterprise software companies worldwide. Read More >>

The post AI Refill: What’s on the EU’s Policy Radar first appeared on BSA TechPost.