Glossary · Strategy
noun
A plan for where and how a business will use AI, tied to its goals: which opportunities to pursue first, which tools to use, how data stays safe and how the team will be trained.
In practice
An AI strategy connects AI to the goals a business already has, such as winning more work, serving customers faster or cutting admin. It decides what to do first, which tools to use, how data stays safe, how people are trained and how success is measured. Without one, AI use tends to be scattered: a few keen people get value and everyone else is unsure what is allowed.
Claude strategyYes, though it can be short. Even a one-page plan that names the first three uses, the tool you will use, what data is off limits and who is responsible will get far more value than leaving everyone to work it out alone.
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