Eventually, Every Telco AI Project Becomes an OSS/BSS Project
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
“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.”
William Arthur Ward
When an organisation identifies that a new OctopOSS project is required, it is common for some or all of the project’s influencers and evaluators to have limited knowledge about a potential vendor’s products. In some cases, they won’t even understand the main concepts of an OSS or the benefits that it can bring. The OctopOSS will touch parts of the business where OSS technologies are completely foreign.
Whether you represent the vendor or the organisation that will consume an OSS, it is your responsibility to inspire every part of the business that will be touched.
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
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
AI / AN / AO (Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Networks and Autonomous Operations) transformations create different challenges for different stakeholders, depending on where you sit in
Our last article asked a simple question, “How much are you effectively paying to stay on the antiquated side of the Buyer-Seller Chasm?” Let’s be