Most companies have an AI strategy. Task forces, governance frameworks, a growing list of use cases. And most of them are stalling out, not because of the Technology, but because of where they started…
Most companies have …
Most companies have an AI strategy. Task forces, governance frameworks, a growing list of use cases. And most of them are stalling out, not because of the technology, but because of where they started. Whynde Kuehn, founder of S2E Transformation, has spent decades closing the gap between strategy and execution. Her take on this moment cuts right to it. You don't need an AI strategy. You need a business strategy that knows how to use AI. That one reframe changes who's in the room, what questions get asked, and whether your people trust you in what comes next or if they feel like collateral in …

