I recently had the opportunity to join a group of finance and economic experts at Bloomberg Invest for an engaging conversation led by Bloomberg Equities Reporter, Norah Mulinda. Along Debika Bhattacharya and Bill Pappas, we discussed the unique relationship between the industrial sector and AI. One key takeaway from our discussion is that tech transformations aren’t built on one-size-fits-all solutions. AI requires a close partnership with technology providers to analyze customer data rapidly, identify performance gaps, and provide real-time recommendations to improve uptime, throughput, efficiency, and overall performance. The most exciting potential for AI, however, lies in addressing the skills gap. Companies need to leverage their digital tools and technical expertise to stay ahead of the curve and streamline operations. Rather than doing more with fewer humans, the goal is to augment our teams with artificial intelligence. Between bottom-line savings and topline revenue generation, AI holds enormous potential for our industry. If you’re interested in learning more about this topic, you can view our full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/gdDferKE.
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Stacey Jones
1mo
Terrific event - a glimpse into the opportunities AI will create for the workforce and industrials. Great discussion Ken and all - and thanks to Bloomberg for hosting!
Hiren Parmar
1w
Well said.
Ray Heck
4w
Ken, looks like you are keeping busy. This looks like great work. Hope you and the family are great! Ray
Yeong-chuan Lim
1mo
Well done!
Americas Deputy Managing Principal & COO
3wWell said, Ken. To add the most value, tech transformation requires personalization and tailor-made AI solutions.