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Your AI implementation strategy is only as good as the talent you have to execute it.
This episode of Keep Moving Forward is adapted from a live webinar hosted by Gemma Versace of X-Team in partnership with SmartBrief featuring Craig Stewart, senior vice president of product and engineering at Stord, Paola Jacobs, vice president of human resources at Stord, and Christine Park, chief people and AI transformation officer at Branch.
They talk about why executives report far more confidence in their organization's AI talent than the people doing the day-to-day work actually feel, what AI talent really means once you get past the headlines about scarcity and costs, and how three different leaders are closing that fluency gap from their own perspectives. They also cover why organizations using embedded AI teams, rather than internal staff alone or short-term contractors, are seeing meaningfully stronger outcomes.
This episode of Keep Moving Forward is adapted from a live webinar hosted by Gemma Versace of X-Team in partnership with SmartBrief featuring Craig Stewart, senior vice president of product and engineering at Stord, Paola Jacobs, vice president of human resources at Stord, and Christine Park, chief people and AI transformation officer at Branch.
They talk about why executives report far more confidence in their organization's AI talent than the people doing the day-to-day work actually feel, what AI talent really means once you get past the headlines about scarcity and costs, and how three different leaders are closing that fluency gap from their own perspectives. They also cover why organizations using embedded AI teams, rather than internal staff alone or short-term contractors, are seeing meaningfully stronger outcomes.
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