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Employees’ use of unapproved, publicly accessible generative artificial intelligence tools for work-related tasks.

A tactical business change that balances ease of implementation, risks, and benefits while stopping short of enterprise-wide evolution.

Limiting the amount of power a computer system or data center can consume to optimize energy efficiency, prevent overheating, and ensure stable performance.

A senior executive who cultivates a unified view of an organization’s technological landscape, including data, analytics, and digital transformation.

Cognitive and procedural speed bumps intentionally added to workflows to promote more responsible and successful use of generative AI.