
AI as the Engine of the Innovation Economy: Part 1 – Strategy
Businesses are shifting from a Knowledge to an Innovation Economy, with AI driving new ideas, customer engagement, and operational efficiency.
Businesses are shifting from a Knowledge to an Innovation Economy, with AI driving new ideas, customer engagement, and operational efficiency.
AI video tools, like early desktop publishing, offer huge potential, but smart adoption needs a clear strategy, skilled people, and pilot programmes to ensure real business value.
Most AI Proof-of-Concepts fail in production due to underestimated costs, dynamic data issues, governance, and integration challenges. Tackle these early for success.
The Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) Foundations for Modern Defensible Architecture[1] provides a strategic framework that bridges tactical security controls with comprehensive guidance, providing Australian organisations with the architectural principles needed to build inherently resilient systems in an era where cyber breaches are inevitable.
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As AI is progressively being adopted across every industry, organisations need to be more transparent with their stakeholders on how they collect, process and protect their private information.
Salesforce’s Agentforce 3.0 offers new observability for AI agents, but deeper, end-to-end workflow visibility is needed for complex multi-agent systems.
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Adobe’s latest AI innovations, including GenStudio and LLM Optimizer, are enabling businesses to hyper-personalise customer experiences and boost visibility in AI-driven interactions.