Digital Transformation: Why AI Isn’t Speeding Up Business
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Digital Transformation: Why AI Isn’t Speeding Up Business
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Why can you see the AI age everywhere but in enterprise productivity statistics?
Whilst individual professionals are using AI to write code, summarise documents, and automate tasks faster than ever, organisation-wide efficiency gains remain surprisingly modest.
In this episode, James Freed FBCS, Deputy Director at the NHS Digital Academy within NHS England, joins us to break down the digital productivity paradox and explain why culture - not code - is the ultimate bottleneck to real progress.
Key Topics Covered:
- The Solow Paradox 2.0: Why disruptive tech historically fails to yield immediate macro productivity gains.
- Moore’s Law vs. human Pace: How computing power outpaces organisational and cultural adoption.
- The 70% transformation trap: Why seven out of ten digital transformations fail, and how leaders can shift the balance.
- Leading through rapid change: Preparing leadership teams for continuous technological disruption.
- Safe innovation in healthcare: Navigating patient safety, regulation, and professional standards (FEDIP and Chartered status) without stalling progress.
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