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As a new WordPress user, you should go to your dashboard to delete this page and create new pages for your content. Have fun!
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Series Post #5 Where the Real GenAI ROI Lives: Back Office Wins (and a 30-Day Roadmap) The report notes that budgets often favor visible front-office functions, but some of the most dramatic payback appears in back-office automation—especially reductions in external spend. Why back office is underrated Outcomes like faster month-end, fewer compliance issues, or smoother …
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Build vs Buy: Why Partnerships Win (and What Executives Actually Want)
Series Post #4 Build vs Buy in GenAI: Why Strategic Partnerships Win The report highlights a consistent pattern: externally partnered implementations succeed more often than internal builds—and adoption tends to be higher. The shift happening now Top buyers are starting to treat GenAI vendors like business service providers (BPO/consulting-like accountability), not like standard SaaS tools. …
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The Shadow AI Economy: What Employees Use (and How Leaders Should Respond)
Series Post #3 The Shadow AI Economy: Employees Are Already Using AI—Are You Learning From It? Official programs stall, but individuals move fast. The report* describes a “shadow AI economy” where employees use personal tools for real work—often with better ROI than formal initiatives. Why this matters Shadow usage is not just a risk. It’s …
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