Kimberly LejonöGuest
Gabriela AlmonacidGuest
Josh BirkheadHost
What we did was actually put a booking in Outlook for all the 3,500 employees in their calendars every Friday at 8 o'clock in the morning.

And then, of course, the whole organization at that time was in theory having this time to learn.

of resistance or pushback did you get from managers when you decided, hey, we're going to put these invites out on calendars for you? I want to ask you about the pressure behind delivering results specifically within AI innovations quickly.

I think there's a pressure in every organization to actually really show that we can get away from the proof of concepts.

There is no faster way of getting there than experimenting and learning and having this as a natural part.

I've done it in my team where it's like, Taking a developer completely from scratch, she had no experience of, you know, delivering agents.

Yes, from top management, this was, you know, framed as really strategically important that we were able to do this.

What we did was actually put a booking in Outlook for all the 3,500 employees in their calendars every Friday at 8 o'clock in the morning.

And then, of course, the whole organization at that time was in theory having this time to learn.

of resistance or pushback did you get from managers when you decided, hey, we're going to put these invites out on calendars for you? I want to ask you about the pressure behind delivering results specifically within AI innovations quickly.

I think there's a pressure in every organization to actually really show that we can get away from the proof of concepts.

There is no faster way of getting there than experimenting and learning and having this as a natural part.

I've done it in my team where it's like, Taking a developer completely from scratch, she had no experience of, you know, delivering agents.

Yes, from top management, this was, you know, framed as really strategically important that we were able to do this.
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