Episode 447: #353 - Augmented Intelligence

EPISODE · May 6, 2024 · 26 MIN

Episode 447: #353 - Augmented Intelligence

from Get A Grip On Lighting Podcast · host Get A Grip On Lighting

We’ve all heard about AI by now. But probably not everyone really understands what it’s about. Pete Grett is kinda counting on that a little. As he says, using AI is pretty simple, but people just want others to do it for them. That’s where Pete steps in. He wants to help individuals be more efficient by taking away tasks and giving them to AI to perform. But don’t tell the boss. Just produce your usual level of productivity, then with your spare time watch or listen to Get A Grip On Lighting episodes! Pete started in supply chain 25 years ago as a temp worker in a warehouse. He rose to operational leadership in a variety of roles before moving to system implementations and support. Eventually, Pete took on leadership responsibility at what became FedEx Supply Chain. Pete oversaw system solution design, sales, and implementation for the two largest verticals at FedEx. Pete took that experience and many key resources and started his own consulting firm, The Blackrock Group, offering Supply chain management and system consulting. The Blackrock Group now has clients and uses resources all over the globe With a keen eye for innovation, Pete is now steering into the future with Blackrock Software Company, where he’s embracing the transformative power of generative AI. Under his #TechSherpa brand, he’s dedicated to guiding businesses through the evolving landscape of technology, ensuring they stay ahead in today’s digital ascent. Join Pete as he unpacks the complexities of supply chains and explores the frontiers of artificial intelligence. 

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