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Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant prospect; it is already reality.

Author: Dr. Michael Zeisig · First published: 24 September 2024

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Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant prospect; it is already reality. It offers enormous opportunities to optimise processes, encourage innovation and gain competitive advantages. But how do you ensure you make the right decisions when introducing AI into your company?

Here are three important points to consider if you want to implement AI successfully:

Strategy rather than hype

AI is not an end in itself. You need a clear vision of how it should support your business model. Prioritise useful applications and avoid short-lived trends. AI is not a magic wand; it is a tool you need to use purposefully.

People rather than machines

AI does not replace people; it complements them. Make sure your employees come first, and inform and train them. Encourage a culture of collaboration and learning. Consider ethical and social aspects, too: AI is only as good as the people behind it.

Agility rather than rigidity

AI is dynamic and learns. Take an agile approach: test, learn and scale quickly. Consider technological factors as well as organisational and cultural ones.

AI is an opportunity, but also a challenge. If you keep these three points in mind, you can introduce AI successfully and create value for customers, employees and stakeholders. Still sceptical? See AI as a way to learn new things and enjoy experimenting!

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Introducing artificial intelligence in a company: a perspective on practical opportunities, change and moving from interest to application.