AI's Impact on the CIO Role
AI is changing the CIO role, requiring them to be a manager, coach, referee, and even therapist.
As AI reveals existing inefficiencies, the CIO must help the enterprise heal, as
AI isn’t breaking your company — it’s revealing what’s already broken.
AI Adoption in Manufacturing
Artificial intelligence has moved beyond experimentation in manufacturing, with applications such as predictive maintenance, demand forecasting, and real-time supply chain visibility becoming operational realities.
- Predictive maintenance
- Demand forecasting
- Real-time supply chain visibility
- AI-enabled workforce planning
However, there is a paradox at the heart of AI adoption: instead of smoothing over inefficiencies, AI amplifies them, revealing the need for more streamlined processes and data consistency.
Author's summary: AI reveals existing inefficiencies, requiring CIOs to adapt.
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