Should your company be betting on AI as a growth strategy now? How do you distinguish genuine opportunities from speculative fads and make an informed decision on whether AI is your next big bet? In this article, the authors cover five steps to help your company answer this question.
After thoughtful analysis, your decision ultimately boils down to this: Does the current state of AI align with your business strategy? If it does, the investment in this tech wave could propel your business to new heights.that his long-term strategy was to “wait for the next big thing.” In his characteristically terse response, the visionary innovator identified the core of any growth strategy — follow where the technology is going, ideally before your competitors do.
As science fiction writer Frederik Pohlis the Chief Innovation Officer at ManpowerGroup, a professor of business psychology at University College London and at Columbia University, co-founder of , an organization design firm for innovators and founders. He advises governments, corporations, NGOs and ventures on how to execute their strategies, and coaches entrepreneurs on how to best manage uncertainty and change.
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