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Spring is in the air, and so is change! Hector has just released a massive batch of new features, improvements, and updates. Here are a few of the new features we’ve just rolled out.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most transformative technologies in today’s business landscape, especially in asset management. From improving decision-making to automating maintenance schedules, AI is redefining how organizations monitor, track, and manage their valuable assets. As digital transformation accelerates, the relationship between asset management and AI is growing stronger, unlocking new opportunities across industries.

Did you know the network infrastructure market revenue is expected to reach YS$253.21bn by the end of 2025? Over the years, small businesses and large organizations have been using networks to communicate and exchange information. With digital transformation and adoption of new technologies, networks are becoming increasingly complex. Organizations find it challenging to track these complex, extensive networks and identify issues in real time through manual monitoring.

Starting a business requires investing in fixed assets like land, buildings, equipment, etc. Have you ever wondered what happens when these assets turn old or outdated? Further, why should you never dispose of these capital assets or fixed assets without a proper strategy? Asset Disposal is a critical aspect of asset management that involves the systematic removal of outdated assets from the balance sheet.

Here’s the automation dream: click a button, walk away, sip coffee, bask in the glow of flawless execution. Servers behave. Pipelines hum. Metrics sparkle. Nobody panics. Even market studies say it’s worth big bucks. For instance, even the global intelligent process automation market is expected to reach over $25.9 billion by 2027. Reality, of course, has other plans. Without ownership, automation becomes a ghost story. Triggers fire. Logs fill up. Something breaks. And guess what?

For many years, I've spoken with power users in IT departments who love the insights they get from Nexthink. They can run complex queries, create dashboards, drill down into the network view, or implement new automations across thousands of digital workplaces. I've also noticed that these same teams have increasingly asked us to share the power of Nexthink with other IT functions, HR teams, or even employees.