The Seven Lessons of AI

As the former Head of AI at the Louwman Group, Winnifred Noorlander delivered more than forty AI use cases in three years, from first experiment to a platform the whole organisation ran on. She brings that same approach to the stage, numbers included.

Piloting and scaling

A pilot that never leaves the pilot phase delivers nothing. Winnifred shows what it takes for a use case to move from trial to organisation-wide practice, and why most pilots never get there.

Technical and HR foundation

AI that works stands on two legs. The technical foundation handles the data and the systems. The HR foundation determines whether people actually use the tool. Without both, you are left with a demo.

AI culture

A handful of enthusiastic early adopters is not a culture. Winnifred explains how to embed AI use into the way an entire organisation works, not just within the innovation team.

Running the business case

Winnifred shares the study among three hundred participants that showed an average productivity gain of 52 minutes a day. Then she asks the question that follows: if you do not know what you are spending your won-back time on, can you really call it won-back time?

This keynote can be booked as a sharp, content-driven AI talk in the middle of the day, or as an inspiring closing keynote where the lessons of AI meet her Channel crossing.