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AI is so much more than a technology implementation challenge. As AI becomes ubiquitous and starts to fulfill the grandiose promises that have been made by its creators, the systems and structures we operate in will need to be transformed. After all, organizations were purposefully designed for functional silos that no longer work in an AI-native enterprise. In her new book Hyperadaptive: Rewiring the Enterprise to Become AI-Native, Melissa Reeve takes us back to the start of management theory, through the messy middle and on to the 9 dimensions of a new model of architecture at work. Listen to this informative podcast to learn how to gain the adjacent competencies and durable skills needed to adapt to the future of work.
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