Practical AI Briefing

Practical AI represents a unique opportunity for enterprises to make transformative, data-driven business decisions at an accelerated pace. Most of the enormous amounts of data generated by modern organizations end up in cold storage. By applying multiple AI approaches in a responsible and ethical manner, enterprises can extract insights from this data that improve efficiency and safety while positively impacting finances.

Details

This briefing provides a practical, outcomes-based exploration of AI, its applications and its transformational potential to drive business outcomes. We'll review our proven approach to AI — Practical AI — including how clients are using it to solve complex business challenges. We'll explore strategies for mitigating operational risks related to ethics, privacy, bias and security concerns. We'll also briefly discuss AI architecture, implementation methods, and options for adopting multiple modes of AI to kickstart your journey.

Topics Covered

Introduction

What is "Practical AI"?
Definition of relevant applications in the enterprise
General use cases and their importance to the enterprise
AI readiness
Organizational needs and relevance
Overall data strategy and risk
Data management & security
Technical architecture considerations
Center of Excellence concepts for generative and predictive AI, deep and machine Learning, and digital twin technology

How AI Transforms the Business

Generative AI (GenAI) and the power of prediction for customer service
Industrial digital twins for improved safety and efficiency
Enhanced customer experience with expanded automated engagement modes
Improved employee productivity by using GenAI to reduce creation time
Operational automation
Process automation and optimization
Improved regulatory compliance

Technology Approaches

Cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) deployment
Private cloud deployment
Shared AI models vs. self-generated

Future trends and opportunities

Evaluating emerging concepts
Risk vs. reward
Center of Excellence incubation
Expanding integrations

Challenges, risks & mitigation

Ethical
Privacy
Security
Legal

What is a Briefing?

A scheduled event with a WWT Subject Matter Expert — typically via a live Webex — where our expert presents an overview of specific topics, technologies, capabilities or market trends. Your attendees are allotted time for Q&A to pose questions specific to your organization.

Who should attend?

CEOs, CIOs, CDOs, data owners, line of business owners, and IT Directors. Plus, anyone interested in learning more about how data strategy can change how they do business today and deliver relevant services to end-users.

Post-Briefing actions?

If the information in this briefing seems too high level or a briefing has already been completed, we offer more in-depth options available for each area of focus.