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Akeron recognized in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Sales Performance Management
Akeron enters the Magic Quadrant as a Niche Player Lucca, Italy — 10 July, 2026 — Akeron, a global enterprise software provider, today announced it has been recognized in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Sales Performance Management, positioned as a Niche Player. “We believe this recognition reflects not only
Akeron on Class CNBC “Governance isn’t a brake on AI – it’s the infrastructure that makes it reliable”
A guest on Class CNBC, co-CEO Manuel Vellutini laid out Akeron’s vision for agentic AI: why the future of enterprise software runs through governed agents, and where Italy can truly compete.
Akeron earns the Solutions Partner with certified software designation for AI
This designation recognizes Vulki by Akeron for delivering software solutions built on the Microsoft Cloud that demonstrate interoperability and meet program requirements.
AI Agents and the Future of Software: Manule Vellutini in Milano Finanza
In today’s issue of MF Milano Finanza, Manuel Vellutini—co-CEO of Akeron—weighs in on the debate regarding the role of artificial intelligence in business, alongside other key figures from the tech and research sectors. The central theme is how to transform AI capabilities into tangible value for organizations. Vellutini offers the
Akeron in Milano Finanza: AI-powered enterprise software
Akeron is featured in today’s issue of MF Milano Finanza, as part of a special section dedicated to the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Summit. The article details Akeron’s growth—from Lucca to the global market—and the positioning of our enterprise software (Vulki, Tarko, and Kautha) in the era of AI agents. At
Stati Generali dell’Intelligenza Artificiale: Akeron’s Take on the Transformation of Enterprise Software
AI is reshaping enterprise software from the inside out. The question is no longer whether to adopt it — it’s whether companies have built the right conditions to make it work. Here’s Akeron’s perspective.
