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In the news release, Whatfix Expands Its Deployment to Generali Global Corporate & Commercial’s AGORA Underwriting Platform Across 27 Countries, issued 28-Jul-2026 by Whatfix over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that changes have been made. The complete, corrected release follows, with additional details at the end:

Whatfix Expands Its Deployment to Generali Global Corporate & Commercial’s AGORA Underwriting Platform Across 27 Countries

AI-powered in-app guidance, analytics, and intelligent agents to support global underwriting operations

SAN JOSE, Calif. and BANGALORE, India, July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Whatfix, the global leader in agentic digital adoption platforms (DAPs) for enterprises, today announced that Generali Global Corporate & Commercial (GC&C) has deployed Whatfix to drive agentic digital adoption across AGORA, its global underwriting platform, deployed in 27 countries across Europe, the United Kingdom, Asia, and North America.

Since its initial rollout in Portugal in 2021, Whatfix has scaled across the Generali Group to support teams in Italy, Switzerland, and most recently, the UK. Building on these outcomes, Generali has started implementing Whatfix within its Global Corporate & Commercial (GC&C) business unit through a gradual rollout designed to progressively engage all countries where AGORA is deployed. This marks the first deployment of Whatfix within GC&C and further establishes the platform as a key enabler of digital adoption across the broader Generali ecosystem.

AGORA: The Single Entry Point for Global Underwriting

AGORA serves as the foundation of Generali GC&C’s underwriting operations, bringing together risk engineering, pricing, policy administration, and claims-related workflows into a standardized global operating model.

As AGORA expanded across markets, Generali GC&C identified key challenges around user adoption, process consistency, data quality, and maintaining operational integrity across a highly regulated global insurance environment. A significant portion of support requests stemmed from users requiring additional guidance within complex workflows rather than application defects. To address these challenges, the organization selected Whatfix to provide contextual, in-app guidance and analytics directly within workflows.

AI-Native Digital Adoption and Analytics Built for Enterprise Insurance

Whatfix will deploy its AI-native product suite across AGORA, including in-app, contextual guidance embedded directly within underwriting workflows, and AI-powered analytics to identify friction points and optimize processes.

These capabilities are powered by intelligent agents across the Whatfix platform, with ScreenSense dynamically understanding user context and intent to deliver real-time, relevant support within workflows.

Expected Business Outcomes

The initiative is designed to:

Reduce IT support dependency through real-time, in-app assistanceAccelerate underwriter readiness and time-to-proficiency globallyImprove adoption of continuous platform updates through contextual in-app guidanceEnable consistent underwriting experiences across 27 countries

“AGORA is central to how we serve our global corporate clients,” said Matthew Richardson, Global Head of Operations, Generali Global Corporate & Commercial. “Success starts with deploying technology but is realized by ensuring users can confidently follow the right process, every time. For us, Whatfix is less a training add-on and more an adoption control. It helps us reduce avoidable support demand, reinforce the right path, and deliver a more consistent experience across countries.”

“Enterprise insurers operate in highly regulated, complex environments where every workflow matters,” said Khadim Batti, Co-Founder and CEO of Whatfix. “By combining AI agents, and contextual guidance with analytics within AGORA, Generali GC&C is transforming how underwriting teams interact with technology; making adoption and outcomes continuous, intelligent, and measurable.”

As Generali GC&C continues to evolve AGORA, the focus is shifting from deployment to value realization, improving user proficiency, strengthening service stability, building trust in data, and creating a foundation for scalable innovation across global underwriting operations.

This announcement builds on findings from a recent Whatfix commissioned study with Forrester Consulting, underscoring the critical role of digital adoption in translating enterprise technology and AI investments into measurable outcomes at scale.

About Generali Global Corporate & Commercial
Generali Global Corporate & Commercial (GC&C) provides insurance solutions and related services to medium‑large companies in over 180 countries worldwide. Backed by its solid expertise and knowledge of local markets and the corporate sector, GC&C provides structured solutions that can be personalized in Property, Casualty, Specialty Lines and Alternative Risk Transfer. Furthermore, through the experts of Multinational Programs, Claims and Loss Prevention, GC&C ensures consistent levels of service and protection for clients at global level.

Within the Generali Group, GC&C acts as a centre of excellence for parametric insurance, developing data‑driven solutions based on objective triggers designed to accelerate claims settlement and strengthen clients’ resilience worldwide. Parametric Solutions represent one of the three pillars of GC&C’s Alternative Risk Transfer offering, alongside Captive Solutions and Capital Solutions.

GC&C’s total earned premiums were €3.1 billion in 2025. GC&C is part of Global Business Activities. For more information, visit https://www.generaliglobalcorporate.com/

About Whatfix:
Whatfix is the AI-native Digital Adoption Platform built for the modern enterprise. It helps organizations close the adoption gap by enabling users to use software effectively in the flow of work, while providing visibility into where users struggle.

Whatfix delivers an AI-native platform that combines digital adoption, analytics, simulation training, and intelligent agents to help enterprises realize value from technology investments faster. Powered by AI and ScreenSense(tm), the platform understands user context and intent to provide real-time guidance, automate support, identify friction points, and drive continuous process optimization. This enables organizations to accelerate adoption, improve productivity, strengthen compliance, and unlock greater returns from enterprise software and AI initiatives.

Trusted by 600+ enterprises globally, including 80+ Fortune 500 companies such as Shell, Schneider Electric, Mercedes Benz, Heineken, and UPS Supply Chain Solutions. Whatfix helps organizations accelerate software adoption, improve productivity, and maximize the value of digital transformation and AI investments. With a global presence spanning North America, UK, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Australia, Whatfix serves leading enterprises across some of the world’s most complex and regulated industries. Backed by investors including Warburg Pincus, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Dragoneer, Peak XV Partners, Eight Roads, and Cisco Investments, software clicks with Whatfix. For more information, visit the Whatfix website.

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Correction: Changes were made to the first and second paragraph and Bangalore, India was added as a dateline city.  In addition, an earlier version of this release featured an outdated boilerplate for Whatfix.

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HR Path Strengthens its Australian Presence with Strategic Acquisition of Payroll Experts Australia

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PARIS, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — HR Path, a global leader in HR consulting and HRIS solutions, today announces its strategic acquisition of Payroll Experts Australia, a Brisbane-based company specialising in payroll compliance, remediation, workforce management and HR systems consulting.

Founded in 2009, Payroll Experts Australia has delivered more than 530 projects for over 260 organisations across Australia and New Zealand. Independent of any software vendor, the company supports employers across the full payroll, workforce management and HR systems lifecycle, with expertise spanning payroll compliance and audit, remediation, award and agreement interpretation, payroll processing, advisory and end-to-end systems implementation.

The acquisition strengthens HR Path’s ability to provide end-to-end HR transformation services across the ANZ market. Payroll Experts Australia’s specialist capabilities complement HR Path’s existing HRIS technology and SAP SuccessFactors expertise, enabling the combined organisation to support clients with a broader range of locally grounded services, from strategic advisory and systems implementation to payroll compliance and operational support. 

Payroll Experts Australia will continue to operate under the brand “Payroll Experts Australia, an HR Path Company”. Its leadership team and employees will remain in their current roles, ensuring continuity of service for clients while giving the business access to HR Path’s international capabilities and resources. 

The transaction builds on HR Path’s expansion in the region. HR Path has been active in Australia since 2019, following the acquisition of DDG. It opened an Australian office in 2024 and acquired RKM Consulting in 2025, strengthening its HRIS technology and SAP SuccessFactors capabilities across Australia and New Zealand.  

“The acquisition of Payroll Experts Australia, a company renowned for its expertise in payroll compliance, is a strategic move that supports our ambition to be the global reference in HR transformation,” said François Boulet, Co-founding Partner at HR Path. “Their deep knowledge and strong client relationships in Australia complement our global capabilities, enabling us to deliver even more value to our clients. This partnership is about synergy, innovation, and shared commitment to excellence.”

“We are very happy about this new chapter!” said Steve Keenaghan, Chief Executive Officer at Payroll Experts Australia. “This step opens up exciting opportunities for our team and our clients and ensures our continued growth and success. We will maintain our commitment to delivering exceptional, independent payroll expertise while exploring new possibilities within HR Path.”

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Fabienne LATOUR  Fabienne.latour@hr-path.com

 

 

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Sungrow Powers Up for All Energy Australia 2026 With New Residential Innovation and Full Ecosystem Showcase

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MELBOURNE, Australia, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sungrow, the global leader in PV inverter and energy storage solutions, is set to make a strong return to All Energy Australia 2026, the region’s largest and most influential renewable energy exhibition. It will introduce its next-generation all-in-one residential flagship PowerHarbour, alongside a comprehensive showcase of technologies for residential, C&I, and utility-scale applications.

As Australia accelerates toward a cleaner, more resilient energy future, Sungrow’s presence at All Energy will once again serve as a central meeting point for industry leaders, installers, innovators, and policymakers. The booth will offer visitors a rich blend of product demonstrations, technical insights, interactive experiences, and opportunities to connect with Sungrow’s local engineering and sales teams.

A New Addition to Residential Energy Storage

At the upcoming All-Energy 2026, Sungrow will officially unveil PowerHarbour in Australia for the first time. It is a residential all in one solution designed to simplify energy independence for homeowners. It combines sleek design, intelligent integration, advanced safety features and a modular design that can deliver up to 120kWh of capacity. The enhanced AFCI 3.0 protection makes it one of the most flexible and homeowner‑friendly systems on the market. The result is a clean, integrated solution that empowers households to take control of their energy with confidence and ease.

C&I Solutions for Diverse Applications

The exhibition will also showcase Sungrow’s C&I portfolio, including PowerKeeper, deployed across diverse Australian environments, and the ST255CS liquid-cooled BESS cabinet, designed for applications such as microgrid stability and FCAS. Together, these solutions demonstrate Sungrow’s capabilities in delivering flexible, reliable energy storage for a wide range of commercial and industrial needs.

Utility-Scale Innovation on Display

For utility developers and EPCs, Sungrow will present a full-size PowerTitan 3.0, giving visitors a rare opportunity to see the battery container up close. Together, PowerTitan 3.0 and 1+X modular inverter demonstrate advanced energy storage, grid-forming capabilities, and flexible deployment for complex project environment. Backed by dedicated local project management, comprehensive technical support, and a growing project pipeline across Australia and New Zealand.

Visit Sungrow at Booth KK123

Sungrow invites all attendees to visit Booth KK123 at All Energy Australia 2026 to experience its latest residential, commercial, and utility‑scale innovations firsthand. Attendees can expect a vibrant and engaging atmosphere throughout the day featuring lucky draws with exciting prizes, free premium coffee, photobooth and insightful presentations. The booth promises a full day of discovery, connection, and inspiration. Sungrow looks forward to welcoming partners, customers, and renewable energy enthusiasts as we continue powering Australia’s clean energy future together.

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AglaiaSense and Leopard Imaging to Demonstrate Privacy-First AI Traffic Sensing at Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona

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FREMONT, Calif. and BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AglaiaSense and Leopard Imaging will exhibit together at Smart City Expo World Congress, November 3–5, 2026, at Fira Barcelona Gran Vía.

The two companies proposed AI-VIVA (Vision Intelligence for València and Arterials) and is selected as a finalist in the fifth urban challenge of Barcelona Innova Lab Mobility (BILM), on the application of artificial intelligence to traffic-light regulation. AI-VIVA combines AglaiaSense’s edge-AI traffic solutions with Leopard Imaging’s patented privacy architecture. At the show, the team will give a live demonstration of AglaiaSense’s signature MS500 and GS500 cameras, with the AglaiaSense AI Box, powered by NVIDIA, which adds local processing to coordinate groups of neighboring intersections.

The cameras analyze images inside the device, using the Sony IMX500 and IMX501 intelligent vision sensors. They count and classify vehicles, buses, cyclists and pedestrians in real time. Raw video is discarded on the device within 400–800 milliseconds, and only anonymous metadata is transmitted. Cities can feed that data into signal-control software to adapt traffic lights to real demand.

MS500: about 2 W average power, 1080p, powered from a standard NEMA or ZHAGA street-light socket.

GS500: about 6.5 W average, dual 4K cameras, with Ethernet, LTE Cat 4 and GPS; powered by PoE, 12–24 V DC or a NEMA adapter.

Both cameras: IP66-rated, −20 °C to +65 °C, mounted on existing poles, so no trenching or new masts are needed.

Bandwidth: more than 95% lower than CCTV-based monitoring.

“Cities want safer, smoother streets without turning every crossing into a surveillance point,” said Leon Luo, CEO of AglaiaSense. “Being named a finalist in Barcelona tells us the approach resonates.”

“Privacy has to be built into the camera, not added later,” said Bill Pu, CEO of Leopard Imaging.

AglaiaSense’s solutions are deployed across North America and Asia, and the company won first place in the Pedestrian Safety Challenge Hackathon, run by the Edge AI Foundation (formerly the tinyML Foundation) and the City of San José. In field tests, the systems achieved detection and counting accuracy above 95%. The City of Lakewood, Colorado, compared the GS500 with traditional IP cameras and LiDAR on real roads and found it more accurate, more energy-efficient, and less costly to deploy. At a high-risk crossing where pedestrians often crossed outside the crosswalk, the system alerted approaching drivers in real time.

Visit us at Pavilion 3, Level 0, Street D, Stand 71. To book a meeting, email sales@aglaiasense.com.

About AglaiaSense

AglaiaSense, is an edge-AI company specializing in privacy-first, vision-based sensing for smart cities. Its GS500 and MS500 cameras run AI on the image sensor to count and classify road users in real time and send only anonymous metadata.

About Leopard Imaging

Leopard Imaging is a global leader in high-definition embedded cameras and AI-based imaging solutions in industries including automotive, aerospace, drones, IoT, and robotics.

Media contact:

Cathy Zhao

+1 (408) 263-0988

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