Digital Transformation

Global – – October 12, 2026 -- Sales of the Buyers Module on carbon data platform Clever tripled in the last quarter, the company said, as it readies an Enterprise Module for the Voluntary Carbon Market.

Clever adds search depth and document access after a year of client input

Over the past year, Clever worked with clients to identify the information that buy-side and sell-side stakeholders need. Users asked for deeper comparative analysis, more detailed field searches and links between aligned stakeholders.

The platform now lets users search by project, methodology or organization. It adds access to critical documents, downloadable transaction tables and new filtering fields requested by customers. Clever says it continually updates project and buyer data across registries.

Europe – October 12, 2026 -- Clever has activated a three-module SaaS suite for carbon market data, including a free Open Access tier covering 20,000 structured carbon offset project profiles, with no sign-up, private data sharing or paywall.

Open Access tier covers 20,000 projects across global registries

The free module provides project profiles, methodology protocols and credit issuance tables. It targets researchers, market observers and early-stage analysts who need broad visibility into carbon market activity but not advanced buyer or risk data.

Buyer-focused module profiles 80,000 purchasers

A second module delivers detailed profiles of 80,000 buyers, including transaction history, purchasing behavior and contact details, drawn from hundreds of thousands of records. Project developers, intermediaries, marketplaces and brokers can use it to find buyers, understand demand patterns and reach decision-makers.

Global – October 12, 2026 -- Carbon market data platform Clever has launched its Enterprise Module and rolled out a series of updates centered on CORSIA project data, organization search and data exports.

Clever adds CORSIA issuance tables, labels and filters

Project pages now carry detailed CORSIA issuance tables. Individual issuances are labeled for CORSIA, and the Browse Projects page offers granular CORSIA filtering. Clever says the changes make it easier to identify credits aligned with emerging compliance and aviation demand signals.

Browse Organizations page gains industry filter and hyperlinked contacts

Industry is now a filter and a column on the Browse Organizations page. LinkedIn, website and email contact fields are hyperlinked. Top scope and methodology are now ranked by number of projects rather than credit volume, which changes how market participants' activity is presented.

Stockholm – October 12, 2026 -- Sandvik will hold its Capital Markets Day on November 24-25, 2026, at Sandvik Mining's site in Tampere, Finland, with investors and analysts due to receive an update on the group's equity story, key achievements and strategic priorities.

Sandvik opens the event with lunch on November 24 at its Tampere mining site

The two-day program starts with lunch on November 24. It targets institutional investors, financial analysts and financial media.

CEO Stefan Widing and CFO Cecilia Felton lead the presentations

Stefan Widing, President and CEO, and Cecilia Felton, CFO, will present alongside business area management. Sandvik will also run guided tours of its latest innovations, focused on new technologies, digitalization and automation.

Global – October 12, 2026 -- CIQ's RLC Pro LTS bundles five active FIPS 140-3 CMVP certificates, validated per minor version on x86_64, as a standard feature rather than a paid upgrade, as the company lays out documented migration paths for RHEL, Oracle Linux, SUSE, Amazon Linux 2 and unsupported Linux users.

RHEL, Oracle Linux and CentOS users skip recertification

RLC Pro shares its Enterprise Linux foundation with RHEL, Oracle Linux and CentOS. Applications compiled against that base carry over with little to no change. Because the migration preserves the foundation, it also preserves the certification, which removes the recertification step platform teams usually budget for a full platform change.

CIQ's migrate2rlc script automates the conversion. It checks the current version, third-party repositories and FIPS requirements, then runs the migration and validates the result.

United States – October 12, 2026 -- CIQ's Fuzzball 4.2 allows AI agents to interact with the HPC platform within permissions set by the customer organization, and lets workflows submit and manage other workflows. Research Computing Engineer Wolfgang Resch, who spent roughly a decade supporting researchers at the NIH High Performance Computing facility, says the agent access will lower the barrier to entry for new users and speed development of Fuzzball workflows.

Fuzzball 4.2 adds agent access and workflow-to-workflow submission

Resch sees opportunities to fold Fuzzball into existing agentic workflows and to help administrators investigate cluster issues. Workflows that launch other workflows enable more complex applications and simplify integration with workflow engines such as Nextflow.

Global – October 12, 2026 -- CIQ is providing its Enterprise Linux Manager (ELM) at no additional charge to all RLC Pro subscriptions, giving fleet operators control over when packages reach production hosts.

ELM mirrors upstream repositories onto customer-owned storage

The tool sits between package sources and the hosts that install them. It mirrors upstream repositories onto infrastructure the customer already operates, whether connected or not, so hosts pull from that mirror rather than repeatedly querying off-site lists.

CIQ targets four weak points in the legacy Enterprise Linux model at fleet scale: vendor-wide curation that is not tailored to the customer, every host checking the same external list on its own, manual staging between dev and production, and custom RPMs that sit outside the curated repository and need hand-managed updates.

New York City – October 12, 2026 -- Organizations in regulated industries paid an average of $94,260 in compliance penalties over the past year, with manual document processes a leading driver, according to a survey released by S-Docs, a document generation and e-Signature provider for Salesforce.

Sixty-one percent of respondents report serious disruption from documentation errors

The 2025 State of Document Workflows and Compliance Risk Report found that 61% of respondents suffered a serious disruption caused by a documentation error. Affected companies faced audits (49%), regulatory scrutiny (38%), legal exposure (33%), data leaks (33%) and financial penalties (16%) in the past year.

New York City – October 12, 2026 -- S-Docs, a native document generation and e-signature provider for Salesforce, has made new Microsoft file format support and government smart card identity verification available to customers immediately, ahead of Dreamforce 2025.

S-Sign adds CAC and PIV smart card authentication for regulated signers

E-signature flows in S-Sign now let signers authenticate with government-issued Common Access Card (CAC) or Personal Identity Verification (PIV) smart cards. Multi-signer workflows can be configured to require CAC/PIV verification, PIN authentication, or no authentication where appropriate. Each signature is backed by a verified record of verification and signing events, creating an audit trail.

New York City – October 12, 2026 -- S-Docs, a 100% Salesforce-native document automation vendor, has added Common Access Card (CAC) and Personal Identity Verification (PIV) authenticated signing to its S-Sign e-Signature product, letting agencies and contractors verify signer identity inside Salesforce workflows.

S-Sign verifies signer identity at the moment of document execution

The enhancement uses the signer's existing identity provider. Agencies and contractors insert their CAC or PIV cards to authenticate, without replacing or reworking established systems. S-Docs describes the product as fully standards-based and identity-provider-agnostic.

S-Docs says the enhanced S-Sign runs entirely within Salesforce and requires no extra clicks or downloads. It meets DoD and federal requirements guided by NIST and FIPS standards and keeps a complete audit trail for compliance and record-keeping.