Enterprise AI in action

Enterprise AI in action

An article series on how business leaders are reshaping firms for the age of artificial intelligence. Across ten articles, we explore three topics: Building AI-ready organisations, on how firms are rewiring themselves to harness the technology; Fostering innovation with AI, on moving from efficiency gains to innovation; and Responsible AI leadership, on ensuring the technology is used with clear guardrails, human oversight and accountability.

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Building AI-ready organisations

How should business leaders refit skills, processes and incentives for the age of AI? Three articles answer that question by bringing together the insights from leading minds and firms.

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The enterprise AI blueprint

How business leaders should rewire firms for the AI age, in conversation with Erik Brynjolfsson, a leading economist of the digital age

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How LVMH is rewiring the mAIson

The world’s largest luxury group is tying AI to its business goals to improve client experience and craftsmanship

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How IKEA is assembling an AI firm

The world’s largest furniture retailer is applying its flat-pack approach to AI, giving coworkers the pieces and guardrails to build it for themselves

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How Nestlé is finding the recipe for AI

The world's largest food company knows when AI should leave the test kitchen

Pillar 2

Fostering AI-driven innovation

How firms are moving from using AI for efficiency gains to using it to come up with new ideas

The frontiers of corporate innovation

How to foster innovation with artificial intelligence, in conversation with Ethan Mollick, a leading thinker on AI in business

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How Rolls-Royce is building an AI innovation engine

The aerospace giant treats artificial intelligence as a cognitive partner to its engineers—and tests the technology like an engine before scaling up its use

How UBS is rewiring for the age of AI

The Swiss bank is pruning old processes, wielding its competitive edge and preparing for AI agents

Pillar 3

Responsible AI leadership

How firms can deploy AI with clear guardrails, human oversight and accountability built into every system

The case for responsible AI

How to build responsible AI as an organisational capability, in conversation with experts from UNICC and Frugal AI at Cambridge University

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How DHL delivers responsible AI

The planet’s largest logistics firm shows that delivering AI responsibly depends less on restricting innovation than on structuring it

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How E.on is powering up responsible AI

The utility shows that hard-wiring strict limits and minding the wattage of artificial intelligence need not short-circuit the technology

Spotlight case study films

A video series highlighting how innovation with AI drives business efficiency and enhances customer outcomes through real-world success stories.

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About the program and partnership

Artificial intelligence is changing industries faster than many business leaders can adapt. At Infosys, we help organisations keep up by combining AI with our wider expertise in cloud, automation and design. Through Agentics, our latest method, we deploy systems that learn in real time and support faster, better decisions. With 320,000 employees and parters in more than 50 countries, we are committed to guiding firms through technological change. We are also proud to support Enterprise AI in Action, a new series by Economist Enterprise on how executives are reshaping business for the AI age.

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