Boards are setting expectations. Executives are approving investments. But the leaders responsible for turning AI ambition into responsible operations are too often left to improvise. Artificial intelligence has secured a permanent place on the board agenda. Boards are discussing risk, regulation, cybersecurity, privacy, bias and return on investment (ROI). Executives are buying tools, approving pilots and pressing for productivity. Employees are already using AI to research,

If half the workforce lacks strong clarity about what successful contribution requires, organizations should expect more than employee frustration. They should expect delayed handoffs, competing priorities, duplicated work and inconsistent performance. Strategic initiatives do not usually stall in the strategy document. They stall at the handoffs.

When organizations fail to define a clear strategic path, the consequences ripple throughout the business. Teams end up working in silos, un

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