Event Overview
On 14 August 2026, iMBrace joined more than 50 technology leaders, system integrators, and IT business partners at Lenovo 360 Evolve ’26 in Hong Kong.
Hosted by Lenovo, the forum explored a critical question for enterprises: How can organizations move beyond AI experimentation and deploy AI securely in real-world business workflows?
As enterprises adopt AI more widely, three challenges continue to stand out: protecting sensitive business knowledge, connecting fragmented information, and maintaining the governance and traceability required for enterprise operations.
From AI Experimentation to Trusted Execution
During his keynote, Keith Chow, Vice President of iMBrace, outlined three key barriers to scaling enterprise AI:
- Sensitive Knowledge Exposure: Proprietary and confidential information cannot simply be exposed to uncontrolled public AI models.
- Fragmented Context: Critical business knowledge remains scattered across documents, emails, databases, and business systems.
- Missing Governance: Enterprises need access controls, approval mechanisms, and auditability before AI can safely support critical workflows.
To address these challenges, Keith showcased the iMBrace Enterprise AI Collaboration OS, which connects enterprise knowledge, AI-powered actions, operational insights, and governance through its 4-Core Architecture:
- KnowledgeCore: Connects enterprise data and documents to provide AI with the right business context.
- ActionCore: Orchestrates AI-powered tasks and workflows with Human-in-the-Loop controls.
- InsightCore: Tracks performance and translates AI activity into measurable business outcomes.
- GovernCore: Provides access controls, audit trails, and governance mechanisms for responsible AI operations.
Together, these capabilities help enterprises move from AI that simply answers questions to AI that can support and execute real business workflows.
Bringing Enterprise AI into Everyday Work
The iMBrace team also demonstrated its 5+1 Pre-Built AI Business Assistants and AI Browser Extension, showing how employees can access approved enterprise knowledge directly within their daily browser workflows.
The assistants support key functions including HR, Product & Technical Support, Sales & Commercial, Finance & Legal, Procurement, and iMBrace platform guidance, helping teams find information faster while maintaining controlled access to enterprise knowledge.
Next Stop: Lenovo PGX × iMBrace AI-in-a-Box
The event also marked an important step toward iMBrace and Lenovo’s upcoming collaboration.
In September 2026, the Lenovo PGX × iMBrace AI-in-a-Box solution will be introduced across Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore, Malaysia, and Taiwan.
Combining Lenovo’s high-performance infrastructure with iMBrace’s governed AI orchestration, the solution is designed to help enterprises run AI workloads in a private, local environment while maintaining greater control over their data and AI operations.
Stay tuned for the official digital reveal on 11 September 2026 and the Hong Kong commercial launch on 24 September 2026.
Conclusion
Lenovo 360 Evolve ’26 reinforced a simple message: enterprise AI needs to move beyond experimentation.
With trusted enterprise knowledge, intelligent automation, measurable insights, and governance built into the workflow, iMBrace helps organizations turn AI potential into practical business execution.
Ready to move beyond AI experimentation?
Discover how iMBrace’s AI Collaboration OS helps enterprises scale AI securely, transparently, and with confidence at imbrace.co.
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