TFF #37: Cloud first, then AI - why the order matters
While artificial intelligence is developing inexorably from a trend to a decisive factor for competitiveness, SMEs are still hesitant to actually use it. High complexity. Lack of resources.
While artificial intelligence is developing inexorably from a trend to a decisive factor for competitiveness, SMEs are still hesitant to actually use it. High complexity. Lack of resources.
Three days of the last week. Three new topics: "Friday came the customs deal. 15% instead of 39%. But it's not through yet. Parliament. Referendum. How to plan
This week, in four different locations with four different groups, I have observed the same pattern over and over again: Many organizations are far too quick to jump to the
A common thread ran through all the discussions this week: Facts alone move little - momentum is only created when data meets meaning. Exactly
Is AI the end of managers? Hardly. But it is forcing us to rethink leadership - away from pure administration and towards genuine leadership.
We are currently experiencing a technological leap that is causing many managers to sleep uneasily.Artificial intelligence is no longer a dream of the future: employees are experimenting privately with ChatGPT, competitors are building digital
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