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Agiloft CEO shares AI adoption strategy, fostering a culture of curious beginners

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Agiloft CEO Eric Laughlin shares his experience implementing internal AI initiatives, transforming the company culture into one of "curious beginners." He emphasizes the importance of psychological safety and leadership support in encouraging employees to experiment with AI tools. Now, over 80% of Agiloft's workforce utilizes AI to automate workflows, freeing up time for strategic thinking and human connection, with employees actively driving AI adoption. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates how AI adoption can shift company culture towards continuous learning and strategic focus.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece from a CEO about internal AI adoption strategy and company culture.

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Agiloft CEO shares AI adoption strategy, fostering a culture of curious beginners

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Eric Laughlin, Forbes Councils Member ·

    The Best Culture Is Full Of Curious Beginners

    Where people find themselves when repetitive tasks are scarce has little to do with title, tenure or skill, and more to do with the enthusiasm to test what’s possible.

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