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The AI revolution is here, and it's not just about fancy algorithms or futuristic robots. It's about fundamentally changing how we work, how we make decisions, and how we build our businesses.

In this newsletter, I'm sharing my thoughts on what it takes to create a truly AI-driven enterprise. We'll explore:

• The shift from data to process: Why AI needs to be more than just an analyst.

• Encoding the enterprise: How to capture human expertise and build intelligent workflows.

• The cybernetic enterprise: A new vision for enterprise architecture.

• My personal take: The challenges, the opportunities, and the path forward.

If you're ready to embrace the AI revolution and unlock the full potential of your organization, this newsletter is for you.

Let's build the future of business together!

Erwin Dwight

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