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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2024 · 40 MIN

Episode 140: AI readiness – a strategic imperative?

from Digital Workplace Impact

Is your organization ready to seize the opportunities presented by AI?  In the latest episode of the Digital Workplace Impact podcast, our host Nancy Goebel delves into the strategic imperative of AI readiness. Nancy is joined by Edward Taylor, DWG’s Chief Growth Officer, to explore the transformative impact of Microsoft Copilot on large-scale enterprises and the pivotal role of digital literacy in the workforce.  The discussion covers how early adopters of AI navigated the challenges of data leaks and the proactive measures subsequently implemented. You can hear insights on user engagement during Copilot trials and understand more about why change management is essential for AI integration.  In addition, the pair offer valuable advice for those considering DWG’s AI Readiness Assessment, a tool to help organizations leverage their strengths for AI adoption. If you have questions about the strategic importance of AI readiness in large-scale organizations, this is the podcast for you. Listen today and find out more. Guest speaker: Edward Taylor, DWG’s Chief Growth Officer  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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