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When new tech lands in your work

14 cards from 1 books, filed under “Technology and AI”. Newest first; every row is the card’s title and the moment you would use it.

#c1320Ninety percent of your apps nobody approvedYou're planning a technology overhaul and assuming your inventory of tools is complete.From Digital Impact #c1319We always underestimate the rolloutYou're setting expectations for when a new technology will pay off.From Digital Impact #c1318Disruptive and overhyped at the same timeA debate about AI has split into hype versus skepticism and you need a working position.From Digital Impact #c1313Change management starts at go-liveYou're planning a big rollout and the plan ends on launch day.From Digital Impact #c1311Look for the damaged plant, not the bugYou keep failing to detect a cause directly and its effects are easy to see.From Digital Impact #c1308Ask the CIO: what's the status of our data?Leadership is excited about an AI initiative and nobody has checked the inputs.From Digital Impact #c1307Bad data is worse than noneYou're about to train or analyze on a large historical dataset nobody has audited.From Digital Impact #c1306Data is the new sandYour organization is collecting everything in the hope it becomes useful later.From Digital Impact #c1305The three Ps, and the biggest PYou're planning a rollout and the plan is mostly about the platform.From Digital Impact #c1304My systems would work well if you stopped using themA support function is optimizing for its own metrics at the expense of the people it serves.From Digital Impact #c1303Ask whose life gets easierYou're approving a technology project justified by the system rather than the user.From Digital Impact #c1302Efficiency isn't always the right measureYou're automating away a customer touchpoint and measuring only time saved.From Digital Impact #c1301Ship a limited scope, then iterateYour team holds releases until they're nearly perfect and projects take years.From Digital Impact #c1300Ask them for the car, not the chassisYou're building something large for non-technical stakeholders who need to see progress.From Digital Impact