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Deploying AI: a discipline in its own right, not one more project
Deploying AI is not one more project in the IT portfolio: it transforms practices, jobs and value creation. It needs its own place in the organisation chart, with a shared vision, a team, a budget and clear governance.
LinkedInHospitality: when the AI agent becomes the starting point for booking
Muse, Meta's new AI agent, does more than answer questions: it searches, compares and helps with the booking. How will a hotel be chosen, on which criteria, and who will set their weight?
ArticleE-invoicing: technical compliance is only the tip of the iceberg
After several months spent on the e-invoicing reform in the hotel sector, one conclusion stands out: companies are preparing for the wrong problem.
LinkedInMy project manager's second brain
Every morning, an AI agent analyses my information streams and feeds my project cockpit: alerts, decisions to make, action tracking. The AI proposes, I decide.
LinkedInAI: 20% technology, 80% organisation
Why do so many AI experiments fail? Because they are tackled from a technical angle. Organisational readiness is the IT department's job.
LinkedInThe AI agent: from simple tool to balance-sheet asset
AI no longer merely assists — it becomes an operational asset that encapsulates business knowledge and transforms the value chain.
LinkedInDeploying AI without IAM or DLP means industrialising risk
AI is a weapon of mass document discovery: without precisely configured access rights and leak prevention, a data leak can happen without anyone noticing.
LinkedInLet's control what we create: AI produces more code than ever
AI speeds up code production, but who controls quality? Why CIOs need to rethink their validation processes.
LinkedInIs IT the right function to lead AI?
Well, YES! Understanding business needs, mastering the infrastructure, managing risks — the IT department holds all the cards.