
Norman Ainsworth
Change Management AdvisorWhat if the backbone of tomorrow’s groundbreaking AI solutions lies not in flashy algorithms, but in the often-overlooked IT department? A staggering 86% of IT leaders now assert that their teams are the linchpin for scaling artificial intelligence securely across enterprises, according to a recent Forrester Consulting study. This revelation
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, enterprise AI holds transformative potential, with a recent global survey by PagerDuty revealing that 62% of companies leveraging agentic AI expect an astounding average return on investment of 171%. Yet, achieving such impressive gains remains elusive for many organizations due to significant barriers,
Setting the Stage for Compliance Evolution In today’s fast-paced corporate world, imagine a multinational corporation facing a staggering $48.5 million penalty due to lapses in anti-money laundering protocols, forcing a complete overhaul of its compliance infrastructure. This real-world scenario underscores the critical importance of robust ethics
In an era where data drives every facet of business decision-making, ensuring its accuracy and accessibility across an organization remains a critical challenge for many enterprises struggling with fragmented systems and siloed information. The ability to trust data for analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives can make or break a
Imagine a world where the digital backbone of society—data centers powering artificial intelligence (AI)—consumes energy at a rate that outpaces entire cities, yet struggles to align with environmental goals. This is the reality facing the tech industry today as federal policies reshape the energy landscape. With AI's insatiable demand for power
In an era where technology evolves at breakneck speed, particularly with the surge of Artificial Intelligence (AI), organizations face mounting pressure to overhaul their IT infrastructure to stay competitive and relevant in the market. For Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and other top executives, the task is not just about adopting the latest





