In the first two articles in this "Shadow AI" series, we looked at two problems: fragmented AI investment and the rush across organisations to get involved in AI before they feel left behind. Both are exciting and create plenty of activity. But sooner or later, it's almost inevitable that the AI activity will to connect to the systems that actually run the telco - the OSS…
Read More »In the first article in this series, about a $1.6m lesson, we looked at how AI can start to resemble shadow IT, with lots of sensible local decisions, but little shared enterprise capability. It's not just Shadow AI that represents the risk here. There's another force accelerating that problem. Right now, everyone wants to be involved in AI. And that's understandable. Nobody wants to be left…
Read More »AI / AN / AO (Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Networks and Autonomous Operations) transformations create different challenges for different stakeholders, depending on where you sit in the org chart of a network operator. Business units, technology teams, operations, architecture, finance and governance all see the autonomy problem through a different lens. This week, I'll be sharing an article each day with a different, but ultimately converging, perspective…
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