Business leaders are actively exploring AI — but many struggle to decide where it fits, what’s worth funding, and what needs to be in place before scaling. Questions surface quickly: Which use cases improve planning accuracy or operational efficiency? What data gaps will limit results? Where does risk increase faster than value?
This webinar focuses on how business leaders are working through those questions today. Drawing on experience across private sector industries, including manufacturing, distribution, construction, healthcare, and professional services, our leaders will outline a practical approach to evaluating AI opportunities based on business impact and operational readiness, not technical curiosity.
Rather than promoting a future-state vision, this session helps leaders clarify what can be acted on now, what needs further preparation, and how to sequence AI investments over the coming weeks and months without creating downstream risk.
Learning objectives:
- Identify practical entry points where AI can address real business problems.
- Apply a business-driven framework to evaluate and prioritize AI use cases.
- Recognize the foundational data, governance, and operating capabilities that support responsible AI adoption.
- Understand common AI-related data and governance risks and considerations.
- Outline near-term considerations and next steps to advance AI initiatives within their organization.
This session is designed for private sector-operating environments. Public sector organizations should register for our public sector-focused AI webinar, which addresses different governance structures, funding models, and decision constraints.
For more information regarding program cancellation policies, please visit our webinar website or contact our offices at 248-352-2500.
Staff wishing to express complaints regarding this training should contact the Learning Team at 248-223-3881.
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