Tresswell Consulting Group
News & insights desk

Read the signal.
Consider the business question.

A curated reading desk connecting relevant external research and consulting perspectives with questions for founders and smaller teams.

The wider business picture

Business in focus.

Selected reporting and commentary to inform your next business conversation.

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Selected 8 November 2026. Illustrative Unsplash photography; some headlines are shortened. Read each article at its original publisher. Access terms may apply.

External reading / Curated 8 November 2026

Recent research
and consulting perspectives.

A selected reading list, not an automatic news feed. Tresswell’s questions are editorial interpretation, separate from the original publications.

3 selected publications

Official research

GOV.UK · 29 October 2026

AI adoption survey 2026

Research into how UK businesses use AI, the barriers they report and its self-reported effects.

A question for your business

Which business question would a proposed AI tool help you answer?

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External consulting perspective

Oliver Wyman · 2026 perspective

Why IT operating models need to change before agentic AI

Oliver Wyman argues that scaling agentic AI depends on the way work, ownership and controls are organised, beyond selecting a platform.

A question for your business

Is the workflow ready for a trial, and who will review the output?

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Policy & business environment

GOV.UK · 26 June 2026

SME Digital Adoption Taskforce: 2026 update

A published update on work to help smaller businesses adopt digital technologies.

A question for your business

What support and implementation effort would a digital change require?

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