Video: Unveiling AI Adoption Realities
Workday’s Jim Stratton and PwC’s Joe Atkinson explore the current state of AI adoption, its challenges, and the transformative potential it holds for businesses.
In a world where technology is rapidly reshaping industries, business leaders are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline operations, drive innovation, and gain a competitive edge. But what does the landscape of AI adoption really look like, and what challenges do organizations face on this transformative journey?
In this conversation, Jim Stratton, chief technology officer at Workday, and Joe Atkinson, vice chair and U.S. chief products and technology officer at PwC, explore the current state of AI adoption and the hurdles that come with it. They also discuss Workday's recent AI research and provide real-world insights into how AI and machine learning (ML) technologies are not only revolutionizing businesses, but also shaping the future of work.
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