Beyond AI: Integration into Business Processes
How businesses adopt AI technologies is not the only factor that determines their future success; it is also essential to consider how these technologies are integrated into business processes. A holistic approach that encompasses people, process, and technology is essential for maximizing the benefits of GenAI. In many cases, it is not advisable to use the output of GenAI engines without checking it first, due to the sometimes poor state of the input data. Ultimately, it is the quality of data that determines the performance of your AI. Or, as Amit Joshi put it, “if you put garbage in, you get garbage out.” Also, the GenAI engine can make only limited ‘human judgment.’
For these reasons, manual steps are always necessary. People are the most important asset of any business and will be the key enablers of GenAI integration. Employees need to have the right knowledge and skills to use AI to its full advantage. Therefore, businesses need to spend money on training and development programs that help fill the skill gaps and get their workforce future-ready.
This approach ensures that GenAI solutions are designed and implemented in a way that complements human skills, optimizes business processes, and leverages the latest technological advancements. The advantage of favoing simple, targeted GenAI models over complex ones, and combining them with skilled human input, is a lesson that SPS has learned over the past months.