Productivity improvements are just the first step. Tue unlock and transformational change with AI comes from rethinking your data infrastructure and where context lives.
My ‘ah-ha’ moment in this was the possibility to have context at the users fingertips and the advantage of trigger-based actions with AI, rather than time-based actions. Thank you for sharing!
This resonates. We’ve layered AI into sales, SEO, PR, lead gen. Yes outputs are faster. But the real bottleneck isn’t content velocity. It’s context transfer. If a sales objection doesn’t hit marketing within 24 hours, we lose leverage. AI only compounds when the plumbing is clean. Otherwise it just accelerates silos. :)
Love this. I’m trying to imagine how much more amazing my life would’ve been 30 years ago as a product manager if my AI could bring me trends and tips and triggers and context without attending 1000 meeting just to “listen in.”
My ‘ah-ha’ moment in this was the possibility to have context at the users fingertips and the advantage of trigger-based actions with AI, rather than time-based actions. Thank you for sharing!
This resonates. We’ve layered AI into sales, SEO, PR, lead gen. Yes outputs are faster. But the real bottleneck isn’t content velocity. It’s context transfer. If a sales objection doesn’t hit marketing within 24 hours, we lose leverage. AI only compounds when the plumbing is clean. Otherwise it just accelerates silos. :)
Love this. I’m trying to imagine how much more amazing my life would’ve been 30 years ago as a product manager if my AI could bring me trends and tips and triggers and context without attending 1000 meeting just to “listen in.”