W&W-Gruppe Appoints Dr. Michael Zimmer as Chief Data and AI Officer Read more about it here: https://hubs.ly/Q02GY2jS0 #CDOMagazine
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The KC team had the opportunity to attend the AI & Big Data Expo World Series in Santa Clara last week and hear from industry leaders and companies as they discussed how to navigate both the opportunities and challenges of #AI. A particularly fascinating talk from executives at Oracle, Dell Technologies, Vultr, Statefarm Insurance, and Encora Inc., where Nagaraj Sastry, SVP, Data & Analytics summed it up best: “We need to keep an innovation mindset with actionability and scalability at the forefront." Until next year! 👋
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Deloitte’s latest report about moving from potential to performance is a must-read for anyone struggling to scale GenAI projects. https://lnkd.in/gvukcmG2 And a nice video from Jim Rowan about the same #deloitte #deloitteAIInstitute
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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Investment is increasing in GenAI, but the clock is ticking to scale and create value. The Q3 edition of The State of Generative AI in the Enterprise series, Moving from potential to performance, reveals how organizations are navigating challenges and measuring value. Two critical areas of focus are data foundations and governance, risk, and compliance. Download the full report in the link below. #deloitte #deloitteprivate #genai #genaigovernance #genaitrust #datamodernization #innovation #genaibenefits
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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AI is coming for your sector if it hasn't already...and that's exciting! These insights from Deloitte shed some light on how it's being used right now so that your business can determine the best way to get on board.
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. #ai #chataboutai
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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Great insights from Deloitte's State of Gen AI in the Enterprise Q3 survey and voice over from our very own Jim Rowan. Interested in everyone else's thoughts as I am predicting a differently shaped hype curve compared to "normal" as we continue to see acceleration of activity in Gen AI, rapid tackling of data challenges and realization of benefits for early adopters.
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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Efficiency is just the tip of the Iceberg with GenAI. An interesting Q3 insights report from Deloitte, noting that concerns still exist around trust and risk management of GenAI. "To help build trust and ensure the responsible use of Generative AI-powered tools and applications, organizations are generally working to establish new guardrails, educate their workforces, conduct assessments, and build oversight capabilities."
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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Check out Deloitte’s latest "State of GenAI" report - a must-read for anyone struggling to scale GenAI projects. Key findings from the report include: - 67% of organizations are increasing investments in GenAI due to strong early value - 68% have moved 30% or fewer of their GenAI experiments into production - 75% have increased investments in data lifecycle management for GenAI - Only 23% feel highly prepared for GenAI-related risk management and governance challenges - 41% struggle to define and measure the exact impacts of GenAI efforts - 55% have avoided certain GenAI use cases due to data-related issues https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx Simon McLain Brian Frank Mark Singer Christine Cutten Lauren Teegarden David Geisinger Beth Adams Trinadha Kandi Todd Brownrout Mike Monroe Rachel Whitt Kelly Guth Noelle Edwards
My favorite part of the quarter is here: Deloitte just released our State of GenAI in the Enterprise Q3 Survey. Analyzing input from over 2,700 directors to C-suite level respondents around the world and across industries on how their organizations are approaching the transformative power of #GenAI, we’re seeing an interesting mix of trends. For example: two thirds of respondents say their organization is increasing investment in GenAI because they have seen strong value to date. While there are still improvements to be made in terms of data sharing and education, I was proud to see so many putting in the work to invest in integrating this technology into their workforce. As more gain exposure to AI, people are discovering efficiency is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to GenAI benefits. In this survey, respondents note things like innovation, reduced costs, improved products and services, and bettered customer relationships. Those who are reaping the fullest benefits of GenAI are focusing on deep, heart-of-the-business integration, which we think is key to harnessing this transformative technology. They are also focused on data modernization, getting the data ready to be used by AI, as well as trust and implementing risk management frameworks to drive governance. This was a pleasure to read through and chalked full of insights, thank you Beena Ammanath, Costi Perricos, Brenna Sniderman, David Jarvis, for working so hard to put this together. You can read the full survey for yourself here: https://deloi.tt/3TjSyBx
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