EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from an energized discussion stream on LinkedIn regarding my recent post – What Are Salesforce’s CEO Marc Benioff’s “Digital Labor” Boundaries?
Procurement Transformation & Excellence | Fractional Procurement Executive | Switzerland Exclusive Country Partner CIPS for Business
Clearly, Jon W. Hansen, a tool will not solve issues in interpersonal interactions. However, it may help in several ways, such as providing commonly trusted data and information, breaking silos boundaries in access to data, and as indicated by James Meads, freeing up time to build and develop relations leading to easier and richer collaboration.
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Strategic Advisor/Analyst Specializing in Emerging AI Tech, Sales and Marketing (Procurement) – A Trusted Voice in procurement and supply chain
Dr. Thierry Fausten, exactly!
Let’s consider Andy Akrouche MBA, RCCM-I, CSM Relational model, or the famous I35-W case study and the perils of falling back into poor processes and governance models after a crisis passes –
https://bit.ly/3BgUVyy
Forty years of experiencing the thrills of every “next great technological breakthrough” with promises that this time will be different drum beating, resulting in failed initiatives, tells me that perhaps it’s time for Satya Nadella and Marc Benioff to stop selling products and start solving problems!
I’m sorry for coming across so bluntly, but you reach a certain point where you have to call a duck a duck. 🦆
PS I invite you to access my extensive archives of articles, papers, and case studies and provide your take on the above.
Thoughts?
Source2Pay, ESG improv @ Bloomberg {opinions are my own}
Machines have to learn from humans
Humans have to learn from humans
Ai will always be an assistant that will learn the good bad ugly from us (incl communication styles ,empathy & ethics)
That being said machines are at the mercy of poor human communication (tech only puts the lipstick on a pig)
Strategic Advisor/Analyst Specializing in Emerging AI Tech, Sales and Marketing (Procurement) – A Trusted Voice in procurement and supply chain
Tridip Chakraborthy, please see my reply to Dr. Thierry Fausten‘s comment in this discussion stream.
NOW, Procurement Insights reader, it is time to share your thoughts in either the comment section of this blog or join the discussion stream on LinkedIn.
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It’s Time To Call A Duck A Duck!
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from an energized discussion stream on LinkedIn regarding my recent post – What Are Salesforce’s CEO Marc Benioff’s “Digital Labor” Boundaries?
Dr. Thierry Fausten • 1st
Procurement Transformation & Excellence | Fractional Procurement Executive | Switzerland Exclusive Country Partner CIPS for Business
Clearly, Jon W. Hansen, a tool will not solve issues in interpersonal interactions. However, it may help in several ways, such as providing commonly trusted data and information, breaking silos boundaries in access to data, and as indicated by James Meads, freeing up time to build and develop relations leading to easier and richer collaboration.
Jon W. Hansen Author
Strategic Advisor/Analyst Specializing in Emerging AI Tech, Sales and Marketing (Procurement) – A Trusted Voice in procurement and supply chain
Dr. Thierry Fausten, exactly!
Let’s consider Andy Akrouche MBA, RCCM-I, CSM Relational model, or the famous I35-W case study and the perils of falling back into poor processes and governance models after a crisis passes –
https://bit.ly/3BgUVyy
Forty years of experiencing the thrills of every “next great technological breakthrough” with promises that this time will be different drum beating, resulting in failed initiatives, tells me that perhaps it’s time for Satya Nadella and Marc Benioff to stop selling products and start solving problems!
I’m sorry for coming across so bluntly, but you reach a certain point where you have to call a duck a duck. 🦆
PS I invite you to access my extensive archives of articles, papers, and case studies and provide your take on the above.
Thoughts?
Tridip Chakraborthy • 1st
Source2Pay, ESG improv @ Bloomberg {opinions are my own}
Machines have to learn from humans
Humans have to learn from humans
Ai will always be an assistant that will learn the good bad ugly from us (incl communication styles ,empathy & ethics)
That being said machines are at the mercy of poor human communication (tech only puts the lipstick on a pig)
Jon W. HansenAuthor
Strategic Advisor/Analyst Specializing in Emerging AI Tech, Sales and Marketing (Procurement) – A Trusted Voice in procurement and supply chain
Tridip Chakraborthy, please see my reply to Dr. Thierry Fausten‘s comment in this discussion stream.
NOW, Procurement Insights reader, it is time to share your thoughts in either the comment section of this blog or join the discussion stream on LinkedIn.
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