Despite soaring expectations, many organisations remain trapped in âpilot purgatory.â While 96% of executives believe AI can boost efficiency, 77% of employees report rising workloads due to poorly implemented solutions.ForbesâŻ
True operational transformation requires more than experimentation: it demands new ways of working, strong governance, and a workforce empowered, not sidelined, by technology.
On 22 January, we will share Implementâs perspectives on AI in operations. To help us do that, weâll be joined by leading AI expert Ethan Mollick, who will share his approach to the scalability challenge, as well as guest speakers from NVIDIA, Stena Line, and MATAS, who will share real-world examples.
You'll discover how AIâs true potential lies in its ability to reinvent how operations run. But success hinges on one key shift: moving from fragmented use cases to scalable, value-driven deployments. Think of it as a learning journey for your entire company rather than a tech rollout.
This event will show you how to:
This event isnât about the next shiny tech tool; itâs about turning AI potential into operational results.
Ethan Mollick is a leading expert on innovation and organisational transformation, with a focus on how emerging technologies like AI can move from promise to measurable impact. Drawing on deep research and real-world examples, Ethan helps operational leaders navigate the complex challenge of scaling AI beyond pilots into workflows that drive tangible results.
Stena Line, a Swedish shipping line and one of the worldâs largest ferry operators, will show how a diversified industrial group â spanning oil, shipping, and manufacturing â is creating a shared transformation journey, breaking down silos and building capabilities across business units.
Matas, a listed, integrated omnichannel retailer with its own brands, a loyal Club Matas member base, and approximately 264 stores, will demonstrate how AI is being applied in practice to solve real business challenges and deliver measurable results.
NVIDIA, an American technology company considered part of the Big Tech group, will illustrate that AI is far more than prompting or productivity gains â it represents a fundamental redesign of how operations function, with new process architectures, data foundations, and management models at scale.
