In this uncertain 2024 interest rate environment, portfolio companies need every tool at their disposal to maximize their exit value. Our recent blog covers four major areas where portfolio companies can benefit from implementing AI and ML capabilities, helping optimize internal processes and streamline exit preparations. Click the link below to learn more. #ArtificialIntelligence | #ExitReadiness | #PrivateEquity
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Really interesting thoughts in this article by Chloe Stephenson 🤔
A new year brings new opportunities to explore #ai solutions that can help build resilience in your services business. If you’re making a #newyearresolution to make moves in the ai space this January, there are key signals to suggest a pragmatic approach would serve you well. In this Solutions Review article I outline why a pragmatic ai strategy is important, and 3 steps to help get you started.
Pragmatic AI: The Key to Building Business Resiliency During Economic Uncertainty
https://solutionsreview.com/business-process-management
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As part of Solutions Review’s Contributed Content Series, Chloe Stephenson, the Senior Product Strategy Manager at Certinia, explains why a pragmatic #AI strategy might be the key to maintaining #BusinessResilience amidst economic uncertainties. #expertinsights #expertinsight #certinia #aistrategy #aiadoption #artificialintelligence #artificialintelligencetechnology #economicuncertainty https://lnkd.in/gxWv3tkE
Pragmatic AI: The Key to Building Business Resiliency During Economic Uncertainty
https://solutionsreview.com/business-process-management
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My colleague Sachin Chitturu has summarized our takeaways from building Lilli very well below. Worth a quick glance
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It is exciting to see our deep implementation work recognized globally as one of the topmost cases for Gen AI roll-out at an enterprise scale, especially when we are applying it to ourselves and backing it with our own capital. Recently LILLI, our firm wide knowledge assistant, has received extensive coverage and admiration from AI users and providers alike - as a flagship showcase for Gen AI implementation. Our integrated team comprised of deep engineering capabilities QuantumBlack, AI by McKinsey and specialist teams on AI adoption and change management have been working on Lilli for more than 18 months - even before GPT4.0 became public. Rather than focusing on LLMs only, our teams pioneered innovation on a range of platform capabilities that are needed to drive enterprise scale - a) Deep intent recognition and agent specialization b) Extensive integration with our knowledge workflows with function calling c) Rounds and rounds of iterative prompt tuning and cohesion with user experience d) Mature observability and orchestration layer that adheres to our cloud topography e) Unstructured data identification, data corpus cleaning and collation ... and many more. It is interesting how not much attention is given to #engineeringforscale when talking about Gen AI although that is emerging to be the stumbling block for this technology. Please refer to the most recent coverage of this initiative on Fast Company below.
We spent nearly a year building a generative AI tool. These are the 5 (hard) lessons we learned
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GenAI, what CFOs need to know. Great post from our team on our webinar a few weeks ago. Summary: 1) People first still matters—more than ever 2) Data hygiene becomes increasingly important 3) With AI, the best will just get better 4) Prepare to iterate faster https://lnkd.in/eYYAkVj4
What CFOs need to know about GenAI
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AI adoption can be full of risks and challenges — whether unclear ROI, lack of understanding of AI technology, shortage of skilled AI talent, or lack of integration between AI systems and business processes. But as Chloe Stephenson explains in Solutions Review, a pragmatic #AI approach can help mitigate these risks and focus on use cases that help your business gain a competitive edge in the face of economic uncertainty. #ArtificialIntelligence #ProfessionalServices
Pragmatic AI: The Key to Building Business Resiliency During Economic Uncertainty
https://solutionsreview.com/business-process-management
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AI adoption can be full of risks and challenges — whether unclear ROI, lack of understanding of AI technology, shortage of skilled AI talent, or lack of integration between AI systems and business processes. But as Chloe Stephenson explains in Solutions Review, a pragmatic #AI approach can help mitigate these risks and focus on use cases that help your business gain a competitive edge in the face of economic uncertainty. #ArtificialIntelligence #ProfessionalServices
Pragmatic AI: The Key to Building Business Resiliency During Economic Uncertainty
https://solutionsreview.com/business-process-management
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For businesses, the jury is still out on artificial intelligence – at least in the sense of how to measure a return on investment in the evolving technology. The latest component of our CFO Insights Series, Solving the ROI Puzzle: How to Measure and Maximize AI Returns, incorporates research and input from finance leaders to provide perspective and insights for businesses seeking to gain and measure the benefits of AI technologies.
Maximize Your AI ROI: 4 Tips from Industry Leaders
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AI adoption can be full of risks and challenges — whether unclear ROI, lack of understanding of AI technology, shortage of skilled AI talent, or lack of integration between AI systems and business processes. But as Chloe Stephenson explains in Solutions Review, a pragmatic #AI approach can help mitigate these risks and focus on use cases that help your business gain a competitive edge in the face of economic uncertainty. #ArtificialIntelligence #ProfessionalServices
Pragmatic AI: The Key to Building Business Resiliency During Economic Uncertainty
solutionsreview.com
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AI is here to stay and it is more than a productivity lever, - Only 5% of companies have achieved mature generative AI initiatives, with 45% delaying investment, according to a new research report by Genpact and HFS Research. - The research shows that about half of the executives have a ‘myopic’ view of the tech, framing gen AI solely as a productivity tool. - To move AI from a pilot stage to production, companies need to make sure gen AI plans are aligned with specific business objectives. #genpact #generativeAI #financetransformation
Corporations looking at gen AI as a productivity tool are making a mistake
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