The introduction of cloud computing brought about a significant change on how we use technology with our businesses. Let’s look at the historical parallels to today’s AI for the Enterprise. (Part 2 of 3)

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Part 1: How Today's AI is like the Early 2000s (Cloudcast Eps:826)
Part 2: How Today’s AI is like the Early 2020s (Cloudcast Eps.828)

WHAT SHAPED THE EARLY 2010s?

2008 financial crash and less money available for technology (uncertainty)
Increased frustration with corporate IT organizations (too much “no”)
The possibilities of mobile computing and socially connected societies (abundance)

EARLY CLOUD WAS ALL ABOUT BREAKING AWAY FROM CORPORATE IT

It’s a new generation of computing, so the future winner is unknown.
Many companies are trying to have centralized IT policies - one size fits all
Data governance and legal liability is driving corporate policies (education needed)
Consumer AI is widely available and applicable to some job functions
Executives are starting to talk about “AI First” policies
Cloud-native and Cloud-migrated were very different things, with different results

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