Everyone Wants to do an AI Project – And That’s Part of the Problem
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
Further to yesterday’s blog about wizards and tools, I’d just like to clarify that I was talking about OSS software, not OSS people… although that’s perhaps a topic for conversation another day. 🙂
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
I’ve been trying to teach my kids a lesson lately that, if I’m honest, I’m probably not succeeding at (yet). Recently, it struck me that
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There was so much potential opportunity in those words – glad to see we all remained professional! 😉
So far 🙂