Practical AI for CEOs

The AI race is on. CEOs recognise it as the new force multiplier. AI has the potential to both reshape productivity and drive commercial effectiveness. This report by Criticaleye Partner AlixPartners provides a guide to help manage an array of competing stakeholder demands and develop your understanding and capabilities.
 
Key Takeaways Include:
  • Your data is one of your most valuable assets - make it work for you.
  • A fear of missing out and a herd mentality can disproportionately influence technology investments in the current market, potentially leading to poor returns.
  • Deep experience in dealing with business problems, combined with AI insights, drives the kind of actionable results that customers demand.




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