StrategyMix Blogs
12 blogs.
Is the AI Revolution Over?
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
Spoiler Alert: No.
AI - The only thing to fear is inaction
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
Why you shouldn't be afraid to take a stab at AI in your business
Automating assessments with AI
Dawid Naude, Director, Pathfindr
Checking, marking, critiquing, assessing, scoring We recently reflected on a common theme we’re noticing in the work we’re delivering. The projects had different names like “accreditation certifier”, “clause validator” or “skilled migrant assessment”, but they were all doing the same thing, assessing something. What we also realised is that AI is often great at a first draft, or a last pass. In this case, an initial assessment.
AI for Purpose (NFPs)
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
If you're a Not For Profit, you've probably heard that AI can help you address these needs, but you’re not sure where to start, or how to afford it even if you did. What can you do?
The 3 things early AI pioneers are doing
Dawid Naude, Director, Pathfindr
Our clients are trailblazers of AI, and it’s clear what the leaders are doing.
Righting the Ship - How AI initiatives can veer off-course....and what to do about it.
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
In this week’s edition of the Path we’ll talk about some ways that AI efforts go wrong, and what teams can do about them.
How accurate is AI? - Roughly right vs highly precise
Dawid Naude, Director, Pathfindr
Is it accurate? Along with “Is my data safe”, this is the most common question about AI. We’ve all experienced mild embraces with inaccuracy, possibly even hallucination of AI models. So how accurate is AI, let’s get a bit more specific.
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
Previously, we talked about different ways to calculate value from AI implementation. We focused on the different types of value, where it could be found across an organization and the things to keep in mind when you’re trying to track it. What we DIDN’T focus on was the other side of the discussion.
10 boring problems that AI solves
Dawid Naude, Director, Pathfindr
Whilst we talk about ethics, avatars, deep fakes and other magical technology, the reality is that for most businesses, the value in AI will come from solving very boring problems. The average desk worker has a lot of boring tasks. There’s a substantial amount of download, copy, paste, save-as, etc. There’s a lot of responding to messages that could be found on the website. There’s a lot of vlookups and pivottables, meeting minutes and deal updates. We love solving boring problems, and get less excited about deep fakes and avatars.
Build vs. Buy vs. Wait
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
In this blog, Nathan Buchanan explains why strategic decisions around AI implementation can be so difficult to make.
How To Get the Most Bang for your AI Buck
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr
In this blog, we will show you how to put together a value framework that will help your team decide where to invest in AI capabilities and how to maximize the return on that investment.
AI for CFOs
Nate Buchanan Director, Pathfindr