AI should be helping embed strategy in the day to day, fundamentally changing workflows from the ground up, and enabling management to build foresight not just insight.

Who is thinking about this? DM!

Unless you are doing big yearly planning, you spend about 3% of your time on 'strategy' (in general, with some pockets of exceptions), as per my historical estimates.

Hidden costs. No ways to look at it really. Unless you are traveling for the day, it makes no sense to show prices without a carry on.

The problem with compromising your integrity is that it might you a battle, but it won't win you the war.

Then your best leave.
Then your customers leave.
Then you need to pack up and leave.

War>Battle

The problem with compromising your integrity is that it might you a battle, but it won't win you the war.

Then your best leave.
Then your customers leave.
Then you need to pack up and leave.

War>Battle

The problem with compromising your integrity is that it might you a battle, but it won't win you the war.

Then your best leave.
Then your customers leave.
Then you need to pack up and leave.

War>Battle

The problem with compromising your integrity is that it might you a battle, but it won't win you the war.

Then your best leave.
Then your customers leave.
Then you need to pack up and leave.

War>Battle

They still don’t get that AI is great for specific use cases and often you need numerous tools for a use case, rendering a lot of them actually quite expensive

The best people I work with know how to understand the system and THEN focus on the one dot that matters. Sometimes it is not their dot