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With the first weeks of 2024 behind us, most enterprise leaders have moved beyond the hype of generative AI, taking stock of what they will need to successfully deploy the technology.
Take commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield as an example. The company established a cloud-first, mobile-first mentality, and that technology foundation has enabled the company to sidestep initial data troubles and make inroads on its AI+ initiative.
Data dilemmas are a major roadblock for enterprises wanting to reach their AI aspirations. The CIO Dive editorial team will be taking a closer look at winning data and AI strategies during our first live virtual event of the year on March 21.
We’ll be joined by executives from American Honda, Accenture and Intuit as they unpack AI tips, tricks and challenges. The event is free, but be sure to save your seat.
Turning hype into tangible business value is quite the feat, but it’s what the C-suite expects from CIOs this year. Explore how companies like Walmart are approaching their GenAI strategy in this Trendline.
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