Before expanding AI initiatives across the enterprise, CIOs should focus on five key areas.
Two endangered Maugean skates have been returned to Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour after more than two years in captivity. But the harbour they call home remains dangerously degraded.
The AI initiatives that are stalling right now are failing because of what sits beneath the AI, and that’s a problem leaders need to prioritize today.
As development velocity increases, organizations cannot rely on manual compliance processes designed for a slower era.
Observational intelligence cannot be bought as a finished artifact or reconstructed from logs after the fact.
A tool can create more tests, but it does not automatically create more confidence.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called for a U.S.-led global AI standards body in the FT. A day later, the FT reported OpenAI offered the U.S. government a 5% stake worth $42.6 billion.
Digital innovation alone does not define a brand; the challenge is whether, in the pursuit of becoming something new, we can remain recognizably ourselves.
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A connected finance core brings together planning, operations, controls and data signals across the enterprise.