By Jim Lundy
Corporate Strategy 2023: Planning to Become an Intelligent Enterprise
The battle cry over the last few years is about being digital. Digital is not enough today in the ChatGPT craze.
One thing is becoming clear, it is not just about having a conversational knowledge tool, it is about having a strategy to become an intelligent business.
This blog discusses the need to develop a strategy to be an intelligent enterprise.
AI is Real – There is No Denying That
Over the last few years during vendor briefings, I would often speak that I had a can of virtual spray paint and would tell some vendors that “They have no AI.” Vendors would often get upset and say that they did and we would continue to claim that they didn’t.
Finally, most would admit that they did not have any AI in their product. Times have changed and the prototype demo that ChatGPT has offered to the world has demonstrated that AI is real and computers can intelligently talk to you. intelligent enterprise intelligent enterprise corporate strategy
Planning to Be Intelligent
Part of the role of intelligence is the ability to automate processes. This is because when the application is intelligent it generally can recognize tasks and complete them if prompted by the human operator.
In the future, many of these tasks just will be done automatically. However, what we’re talking about is developing a strategy in all aspects of the business to make the enterprise fully intelligent.
Strategic Planning
The strategy to become an intelligent enterprise is no easy task. It takes planning, understanding, and changing out providers that can’t supply intelligent applications.
Aragon has spent the last several years helping enterprises to at least understand how high the stakes are and that they can’t afford to wait. The time is now. corporate strategy
The First Step to Becoming an Intelligent Enterprise: Operations
One of the first things that an enterprise needs to do is to understand the areas that are ripe for both automation and intelligence, which means real-time understanding and predictions. There isn’t a single part of the business that can’t benefit from this approach. However, most enterprises depend on software and technology providers to help them with providing intelligent products.
Making enterprise operations intelligent is a great place to start. Looking at areas such as sales and upgrading the CRM to be intelligent is an easy playbook to run.
See recent webinars and research:
- Aragon Research’s Preparing for the Intelligent Sales Era
- Cisco x Aragon Research: The Rise of the Intelligent Collaboration Platforms
- The Aragon Research Technology Arc™ for Sales and Marketing, 2022
Bottom Line
The fourth industrial revolution is about intelligence and every enterprise is now faced with transformation challenges that must include an intelligence element.
This is an area where Aragon has significant experience – and we suggest that you reach out to discuss areas where we could assist you with this strategic imperative.
This new era of technology is not an option – the AI era is here. Many enterprises will not make the cut if they do not start to change and adapt now.
Learn more about strategies LIVE on Wednesday, February 22, 2023 for a complimentary webinar on the “Key Trends You Can’t Miss In Enterprise Architecture in 2023.”
Enterprise architecture (EA) has emerged as a critical discipline to help enterprises align their assets with their business strategy.
The discipline of EA is focused on bridging the gap between strategy and execution by delivering business outcome-focused roadmaps, models, and frameworks that enable balanced and informed investment decisions.
On Wednesday, February 22, 2023, Betsy Burton will discuss EA in 2023 and four major trends significantly impacting how organizations will need to support EA going forward.
- What is the role of EA and business architecture in 2023?
- What trends are impacting EA in 2023?
- How do organizations evolve their EA efforts to support their business?
This blog on Intelligent Enterprise is a part of the Digital Workplace blog series by Aragon Research’s CEO, Jim Lundy.
Blog 1: Introducing The Digital Workplace Weekly Blog Series
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Blog 2: Application Proliferation – Building out Departmental Tech Stacks
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Blog 3: Invest in Sales Coaching and Learning Now
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Blog 4: The Slow Return to the Office vs the Fast Return to Events
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Blog 5: The Shift to Industry Clouds is Here
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Blog 6: The Race to Intelligence and Why Future Revenue Streams Depend On It
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Blog 7: The Common Design Component Contributing to Apple and BMWs Success
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Blog 8: The Art of Sales and Why It Is the Secret to Fast Growth
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Blog 9: The CRM Market Is Now Intelligent
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Blog 10: The Return to Conferences and Why You Need a Plan for 2023
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Blog 11: AI Is Here to Stay! Product Teams Need to Embrace It
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Blog 12: Enterprise Dilema:Employees and Customers Want More Video Experiences
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Blog 13: Collaboration – Proliferation vs One Size Fits all
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Blog 14: By 2025, Team Collaboration Tools Will Overtake Email
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Blog 15: Hybrid Cloud Is the Way
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Blog 16: Product Names – Their Huge Impact & 3 Naming Tips
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Blog 17: Do Fonts and Font Types Make a difference for Reading?
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Blog 18: TikTok Has Gone Viral: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
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Blog 19: ChatGPT Gives Us a Glimpse into the Future of Digital Assistants
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Blog 20: The Path to AI in Sales Starts with Intelligent CRM
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Blog 21: Enterprise Dilemma: Employees and Customers Want More Video Experiences
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Blog 22: 2022 – The Year that Executives Realized their Security Wasn’t Good Enough
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Blog 23: Why Noncompete Agreements May Come to an End
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Blog 24: The Workplace in 2023: Overcoming the Quiet Quitting Era
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Blog 25: ChatGPT and the Workplace Revolution: Microsoft Declares War on Google
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