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OpenText World is where the OpenText™ community comes together every year to explore what’s possible and leave with practical ideas for progress. Whether you’re a client, partner, or technology leader, OpenText World is the place to network, find growth opportunities, embrace strategic direction, and share real-world results. This year’s conference in Orlando is less than two months away and registration is in full swing.

Ask the question. Select the data. Let Aviator Agents turn search into action. Imagine having an AI Assistant you can converse with using a more natural way to begin and get powerful responses. This allows the inquiry to develop with the matter rather than forcing the legal team to define every possible search or step at the beginning of an investigation or legal action.

Cyber resilience isn’t just about recovering from an attack; it’s about preventing disruptions before they happen while ensuring your business can quickly recover when they do. Unfortunately, recent cyberattacks show just how vulnerable endpoints have become, especially with the diverse and broad range of devices used to work, whether at the office or remotely. In March 2026, medical technology leader Stryker experienced a cyberattack that disrupted its Microsoft environment.

Many eDiscovery AI tools are designed to respond to a specific instruction: summarize a document, classify content or answer a question. Agentic AI does something different: it helps coordinate work towards a broader goal. That does not remove people from the process. It changes where their attention is most valuable. Human involvement shifts from constant orchestration toward strategic oversight and targeted quality control. This blog is the first of a two-part series.

Before deciding to take time out of your busy schedule to attend a technology conference, you need assurance there will be something in it specifically for you. The information you learn, the insights you gain, and the connections you make must be valuable and relevant so you can return to your job energized,  informed, and ready to deliver meaningful outcomes. This year’s OpenText World in Orlando, Florida, October 19-22 checks all the boxes.

Healthcare organizations have invested heavily in digital transformation, yet many of the processes supporting patient care still rely on documents moving through shared inboxes, manual review, and repetitive data entry. Whether it’s a referral, prior authorization, prescription refill, imaging order, or release of information (ROI) request, every document triggers a series of administrative tasks.

More channels and tools do not automatically create better customer communication. Without coordination, these channels and tools create more systems to manage, more manual work, and more opportunities for messages to become delayed, inconsistent, or disconnected from the customer’s situation. That disconnect often becomes more visible after acquisition.

Every regulated enterprise wants to be AI-ready. Most have a Microsoft Copilot proof-of-concept already running. But between the pilot and the enterprise-wide rollout sits a buying committee, and inside that committee, the same three questions keep surfacing. They don’t come up in the demo. They come up in the follow-up meeting after the demo, when the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Chief Information Officer (CIO), and VP of Operations are alone in a room deciding whether to sign.

Delivering new software to users isn’t the finish line—it’s actually the starting point. Once a solution is successfully deployed many IT teams walk away, believing the job is finished. That’s why projects often stall after go-live; user adoption is left to the users. When users aren’t clear on the goal or benefits of adopting new software, they may resent the way it forces them to change their day-to-day work. This can lead to workarounds or refusal to use it.

GenAI interest is rising. Usage of GenAI in the legal industry nearly doubled from 14% in 2024 to 26% in 2025[1]. Legal teams understand that they do not need GenAI to replace legal judgment, but to help apply that judgment more efficiently, consistently, and confidently across defined document sets.