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What distinguishes the leaders of artificial intelligence (AI) from AI followers? A recent survey said 89% of fortune companies 1000 recognize that artificial intelligence (AI) will be the most transformational technology of a generation. Love it or hate it, AI is inevitable. Organizations will have to adapt or risk for delay.
Jpmorganchase (JPMorgan), the largest American bank with origins that dates back 225 years to 1799, seized the moment with a prospective long -term vision for AI, which is articulated in the company’s mission for the future and embodied at all levels of the organization. This commitment to adopt AI is obvious in the composition of the operating committee of 14 members of the company, where Teresa Heitsentrether occupies a leading position as data manager and analysis (CDAO) for the company. JPMorgan is at the forefront – very few fortune organizations 1000 have raised the CDAO to an operating committee role.
Develop a vision of AI leadership at JPMorgan
I recently welcomed Heitsentrether on a industry panel AI data and managers, and follow -up conversation. We have discussed its role as leadership at JPMorgan and how the company provides and executes its long -term vision of AI as an innovation and processing tool. Véteran de JPMorgan in a career, Heitsentrether is responsible for establishing the data and analysis strategy as well as stimulating the adoption of AI on a business scale.
Having been a leader in the business line, more recently as a world leader in securities services, Heitsenrether understands that AI leadership begins with a commercial strategy that recognizes, above all, that AI is a technological tool that must offer trade advantages and a commercial value to the company and its customers. She explains: “Coming from the company gives you a different objective. Having been in the company throughout my career, I have a good perspective on companies and what is most important to them. ”
While some organizations consider AI as a technological problem – 47% of CDAOS accounts for technological functions – an increasing percentage of companies – 36% – consider AI as a commercial function which should report to the company’s business management. JPMorgan illustrates this transition to an orientation and a commercial mandate.
Heitsenrether explains: “AI is 100% a commercial problem. We must start with an understanding of our commercial objectives; Where we want to grow, where we want to be more effective, what markets we want to enter, what products we want to create; And then how, where, or if AI can be a facilitator for this. ” She continues: “We always think of our AI agenda and data in the context of the broader strategic objectives of the company.” Heitsenrether adds: “AI looking for a problem is a bad strategy.”
Forge an AI corporate culture at JPMorgan
The establishment of an AI and an organizational culture of data remains an obstacle for most of the leading organizations – 32% of organizations claim that they had reached this result and that only 37% report having created an AI and organizational problems focused on cultural data and problems which are identified as the biggest obstacles to the successful adoption of companies.
Leadership begins at the top of the organization of JPMorgan. Heitsenrether explains: “We have a management team that has long recognized the importance of AI. The summit tone is really important to define expectations for the organization. When you do this, and you are clear, it permeates the organization. ”
Heitsentrether continues: “I firmly believe that the progress we see in AI will fundamentally change the way we do business, and the scale and the scope where we can do things. The fact that we have created this business function for data and AI reflects how transformer we think. ”
Business transformation requires cultural adaptation and changes in behavior and processes within a large complex organization. Heitsenrether explains: “You really have to think about the transformation of the transformation of the introduction; which changes others in the organization; How to deploy new capacities to our customers. ” She adds: “I think there is a very deep culture within JPMorgan of continuous improvement. We always look at who are the disruptors and how we can do things better. Technology is a large catalyst. “
IA adoption in jpmorgan
The adoption of new technologies and new trade processes is a challenge for any organization. Heitsenrether explains: “We were very intentional to put Genai in the hands of all our employees. We do this via an internal platform that we have developed called LLM Suite. I think it was a great cultural change for the organization. ”
Heitsentrether continues: “We did not establish a mandate that our employees had to use the new AI platform, but they quickly discovered the advantages. Now, more than half of our employees use the platform in their daily work. ” She continues: “We are still in the early stages. These are both ascending ideas combined with a descending perspective focused on the biggest opportunities for our business and for our customers. ”
The AI is on the way to long -term adoption through JPMorgan. Heitsenrether comments: “We now understand what is possible with AI technology.” She adds: “As is often the case with new technologies, there are the 20% which are the first adopters, who become your ambassadors. They are starting to learn to use new technology – in this case IA – and encourage and show others how to use it as well. ”
“There is a natural curiosity,” says Heitsentrether. “Everyone will try AI’s new technology, but the challenge is to make it applicable to what our employees do in their daily jobs.” She continues, “having AI ambassadors within the company helps colleagues understand how to use AI to be more efficient creates a next vague adoption.”
Offer commercial value from AI investments at JPMorgan
The provision of the commercial value of data and investments in AI remains a challenge for most organizations. Only 24% of the companies questioned said that they have implemented large -scale AI, and only 18% said they offered a high degree of commercial value measurable from their data and AI investments.
Heitsenrether comments: “We have already seen the value of companies in a number of areas, including fraud management, prices and risk management.” She continues: “The generative AI opens new areas that were not available before. An example is in our Life Cycle in Software Engineering. We also plan to use AI in customer coverage in our call centers. ” Heitsenrether adds: “We use AI to help our agents better understand customer intention, quickly provide customer responses and provide an excellent service result.” She concludes: “The best way to remember customers is to satisfy them,” said Heitsentrether.
Large data is the foundation of a large AI. Heitsenrether explains: “What really changes is the goal with which business leaders are looking at the data. They recognize that data is a strategic asset for their business. ” She develops: “One of my biggest learnings in the past two years has been the importance of data. You must have a good database. Having access to clean and understandable data is essential to our success. ”
Heitsentrether notes: “We are directing a very large financial services company which is strongly governed, so the fact that the company takes place gently every day testifies to the quality of our data.” She concludes: “The next wave in the right data will ensure that our data is well understood and connected through the organization.”
A long -term vision of how AI will benefit the customer and the company
AI technology represents the culmination of seventy years of development, dating from the origins of the term artificial intelligence-45% of companies have used forms of technology of AI for at least half a decennia and, in some cases for more than a quarter of a century.
Looking towards a future in AI, Heitsentrether comments: “I do not think that the expectations of the AI are not founded or overestimated. If something, we may be underestimated what will be possible. ” She continues: “What we are doing is that it is not only about technology. This is the company’s ability to adapt technology, not only in financial services, but even more broadly in all industries. ”
Heitsenrether continues: “You should know where you are heading. Our most senior leaders will be able to think about moving their business. It is just in progress at this stage. This will require a lot of reflection and it is an iterative process that starts by thinking about what is possible.”
Thinking about its mandate with the company and its current mission, Heitsentrether Note: “I have managed many large companies at JPMorgan, with technology and important components, so I understand how to execute by complexity. I also think I have been responsible for managing companies that help me be a better partner of our business leaders who have many requests for their time. ”
She continues: “At JPM, we are committed to being a leader in AI technology and that means that we need everyone throughout the business by reflecting on how they can maximize the use and value of AI. You have to learn constantly. This message reaches people at all levels of the organization and you understand in the overall success of the company and your business. ”
In summary, Heitsentrether comments: “It was an honor to be in the CDAO headquarters at JPMorgan. The role is so strategically important for the future of the company. It’s an exciting moment, at a pivotal moment. We create culture, creating railings, creating policies and creating catalysts. ”
“The AI will be transforming in a way of which we have not even thought. It is not only a JPMorgan. We do something that is beneficial for our customers and our community, and we do it in the right way, ”continues from the whole. She concludes: “Our philosophy is to have possible dreams for everyone, everywhere, every day – AI technology can help this by generating better results for our customers. It is extremely exciting and beneficial. ”
