Ep. 139: AI Won’t Fix What’s Already Broken: Rethinking the Operating Model for Scale

Ep. 139: AI Won’t Fix What’s Already Broken: Rethinking the Operating Model for Scale

Most enterprises are applying AI to ways of working that were never designed for it. In this episode of #shifthappens, Giovanni Piccirilli, Founder of Pepper Technology and former CTO of RTL Nederland, explains why AI cannot compensate for a broken operating model — and what leaders need to fix before AI can scale. Giovanni walks through what holds organizations back as AI moves from experimentation into day-to-day operations. He breaks down why treating AI as an automation layer increa...

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Ep. 138:  Why Most Enterprise AI Training Fails — and How Learning Design Turns Use Into Real Adoption

Ep. 138: Why Most Enterprise AI Training Fails — and How Learning Design Turns Use Into Real Adoption

Most organizations measure AI adoption by who attended training and how many licenses got activated. That's not adoption — that's logistics. In this episode of #shifthappens, Dr. Samson Tan, Chief AI...

8 Loka 34min

Ep. 137: Automation and Augmentation Are Not the Same Strategy

Ep. 137: Automation and Augmentation Are Not the Same Strategy

Most AI strategies treat every initiative as the same kind of project. Ori Marom, program manager innovation at the Port of Rotterdam, argues that’s where strategy breaks down. In this episode of #shi...

24 Syys 42min

Ep. 136: When the Patient Owns the Agent: The Case for Individual-First AI Governance

Ep. 136: When the Patient Owns the Agent: The Case for Individual-First AI Governance

Healthcare organizations say patient data is secure. Paul Swider, CEO and Chief AI Officer of RealActivity, argues that security and patient control are not the same thing. In this episode, he explain...

10 Syys 29min

Ep. 135: Agents, Governance, and the Discipline Behind AI That Actually Ships

Ep. 135: Agents, Governance, and the Discipline Behind AI That Actually Ships

Moving AI into production requires clarity on what AI is allowed to do and who is accountable for the outcome. In Part 2 of our two-part series, Luise Freese returns to walk through how organizations ...

27 Elo 27min

Ep. 134: Escaping Proof-of-Concept Prison: The Path from AI Pilot to Production

Ep. 134: Escaping Proof-of-Concept Prison: The Path from AI Pilot to Production

Organizations aren't short on AI enthusiasm — they're short on the ability to turn that enthusiasm into anything that actually runs. In Part 1 of our two-part series, Luise Freese, developer, consulta...

20 Elo 29min

Ep. 133: What Is Category Design? How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Ep. 133: What Is Category Design? How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Most companies think they have a messaging problem. In reality, they haven't defined who they are and their place in the market. In this episode of #shifthappens, Mike Damphousse, co-founder of Categ...

6 Elo 35min

Ep. 132: AI Attacks Move in Minutes. Can Your Response Keep Up?

Ep. 132: AI Attacks Move in Minutes. Can Your Response Keep Up?

GenAI has industrialized social engineering. The human entry point is now automated, personalized, and scalable, and that changes how security leaders must defend. In this #shifthappens episode, Andr...

16 Heinä 27min

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