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

A region offering significant economic and innovative activity for older populations.

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

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

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

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

A dynamic system that combines generative and predictive AI capabilities to create, refine, prioritize, and present choices with and for human decision makers.

The rapid decline in American manufacturing that followed a surge of Chinese imports into the U.S. economy beginning in 2001.

A business strategy in which companies diversify their supply base and reduce reliance on China by establishing operations in at least one other country.