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What’s holding back CIO’s AI strategies? Their own AI learning curve for one

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Under pressure to deploy AI within their organizations, most CIOs fear they don’t have the knowledge they need about the fast-changing technology. Still, other CIOs are the top choice for getting more information about AI, followed by analyst reports, IT vendors, conferences, and IT media.

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AI-powered information management: a catalyst for operational success in the energy industry

CIO

These large-scale, asset-driven enterprises generate an overwhelming amount of information, from engineering drawings and standard operating procedures (SOPs) to compliance documentation and quality assurance data. AI-driven asset information management will play a critical role in that final push toward zero incidents.

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Leveraging AMPs for machine learning

CIO

Data scientists and AI engineers have so many variables to consider across the machine learning (ML) lifecycle to prevent models from degrading over time. It guides users through training and deploying an informed chatbot, which can often take a lot of time and effort.

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AI in the C-suite: Using AI to shape business strategy

CIO

“The critical element lies in automating these steps, enabling rapid, self-learning iterations that propel continued improvement and innovation.” A June 2023 study by IBM found that 43% of executives use generative AI to inform strategic decisions, accessing real-time data and unique insights.

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With generative AI, IT must deliver knowledge…not just technology

CIO

As a result, knowledge workers can create content, low- and no-code solutions are more accessible, and team members from every layer of the organization have broader options for getting work done. What IT can do to train, educate, and share knowledge around GenAI How can IT organizations play an active part in educating users?

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Overwhelmed cybersecurity teams need autonomous solutions

CIO

This reliance on numerous tools, each requiring specialized knowledge, is not sustainable. The core benefit of Copilots lies in their ability to efficiently provide information and eliminate the need for manual searches, enabling teams to focus on high-stakes tasks.

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Bridging the IT skills gap, Part 1: Assessing current strategies and introducing GenAI as a unified solution

CIO

These tools enable employees to develop applications and automate processes without extensive programming knowledge. GenAI can augment workers capabilities, automate complex tasks, and facilitate continuous learning. Contact us today to learn more. Mona Liddell is a research manager for IDCs CIO Executive Research team.

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