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AI adoption requires workflow redesign, not just integration, study finds

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Technology leaders often focus on the features of new tools rather than their real-world business value. A McKinsey & Company study found that companies deriving the most benefit from AI are those that redesign workflows around the technology, not just insert it into existing processes. The author, Lloyd Marino, suggests leaders ask critical questions about technology's true cost, dependencies, and failure modes, rather than just its capabilities. AI

IMPACT Emphasizes that successful AI integration hinges on strategic workflow redesign, not just technical implementation.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by an industry executive offering advice on technology adoption.

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AI adoption requires workflow redesign, not just integration, study finds

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Lloyd Marino, Forbes Councils Member ·

    Six Questions You’re Not Asking About Technology

    Rather than asking which technology will “change everything,” leaders should focus more on what happens after the demo.

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