We’re all talking about artificial intelligence, Gartner analyst Whit Andrews says that when it comes to actually deploying AI, well, that’s another matter …
“One of the most significant obstacles, our clients tell us, for their AI projects is that they’re challenged to established a use case, they’re challenged to established a measurement, they’re challenged to establish a return-on-investment plan that they feel is credible. And for good reason: Only 1 in 25 CIOs today tell us that they’re employing AI now.”
One thing you are definitely doing right now is generating questions on how to use and benefit from artificial intelligence. Gartner AI expert Whit Andrews recently delivered a popular Gartner Webinar, AI Strategy Special Report: What You Need to Do in 2018. The webinar generated so many questions that Whit could only tackle a few of them in the time allotted. He joins our Gartner ThinkCast conversation with answers to more of the AI concerns of you and your peers.
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Whit Andrews | Vice President and Distinguished Analyst
Whit Andrews is a Vice President and Distinguished Analyst in Gartner Research. Mr. Andrews is the agenda manager for Artificial Intelligence. He addresses in particular use cases and business opportunities for AI and cognitive computing. Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Andrews was a senior editor at Internet World magazine for four years, where he covered electronic commerce and the major web portals. Previous to that, he worked as a newspaper reporter.
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