What you'll learn:
- Why artificial intelligence is important for your business now
- What the benefits of using AI could be
- Understand the risks of AI in your business, now and in the future
- Understand how AI could impact your business model
This course prepares business leaders and executives for the opportunities and risks that AI brings, particularly in the context of generative AI.
The potential for AI to massively disrupt business in the next 12 – 18 months is real, and this course:
Helps to prepare leaders and their teams for the coming changes to ensure they avoid business model disruption having an adverse impact on their business.
Gives leaders information to help them evaluate their business strategies in light of AI’s likely impact.
Explores the risks and considerations that should be evaluated for any business implementing AI.
Please note - this course does not go into detail on specific tools or go in-depth into specific AItechnologies. It is targeted at business leaders who want to learn more about AI in their business context. This course covers a lot of ground without going into a lot of depth - if you have already done a lot of research into AI you may want to do a course more specific to your learning needs.
The course guides leaders through the current state of AI, what the opportunities and risks could be, and what they need to consider when facing into AI and suggests a path forward.
There is a lot of hype, uncertainty and scepticism regarding AI - this course is grounded in real business experience, written and delivered by experienced digitally focused business consultants and executives with a combined 40+ years’ experience working for large blue chip organisations, start-ups and small-to-medium businesses in the US, UK, Europe and Oceania.
The course gives leaders an overview of why Artificial Intelligence is important now, what the possible impacts could be on their business and how to plan for AI adoption and prepare for GenAI.
It is structured in a way that allows leaders to dip into specific areas of interest and concern, based on their role in their business.
