AI is making businesses move faster. But faster doesn’t always mean better. The real advantage is using technology to help people make better decisions, faster and with greater confidence. That’s what I see happening in global commerce right now. Every day, millions of decisions determine whether a production line keeps running, a store shelf stays
I meet with health system executives routinely, and I hear very common themes: rising demand for care, a strained workforce and significant cost pressures. Clinicians are stretched. Patients are waiting. Hospitals are working to create more capacity without adding more complexity to a system already struggling to keep up with demand. This “triple threat” is
