Operating models, governed AI work and field notes from building AI operating systems for firms that sell expertise.
Enterprise leaders are struggling with AI adoption right now. They face a multitude of options, frameworks, and governance challenges. Flo Boymond, CEO of Stackmint, sat down with Matthew Skelton, co-author of the highly influential book Team Topologies, CEO at Conflux, and the originator of Bounded™, the AI-native operating model toolkit, to explore the issues.
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