Are data & AI your partners or your enemies? with Jordan Morrow, Sr VP of Data @AgileOne
Episode description
References:
Nexus - Yuval Noah Harrari
Stolen Focus - Johann Hari
Deep Work - Cal Newport
Be Data Literate 2nd Edition - Jordan Morrow
The AI Awakening - Dr Mazhgan Tavakolifard
Mastering the Data Paradox - Nitin Seth
Todd Kirk and Casey Trujillo talk with Jordan Morrow, a leading expert in data literacy and AI transformation. The conversation explores the importance of understanding data literacy, the practical applications of AI in business, and the critical role of human intuition and creativity in data-driven decision-making.
Jordan emphasizes the need for organizations to focus on change management and user adoption strategies to ensure successful implementation of AI tools.
Takeaways
Data literacy is about confidence in using data.
AI should be viewed as a partner, not a replacement.
Change management is crucial for AI adoption.
Training should focus on principles, not just tools.
Leadership buy-in is vital for successful implementation.
Curiosity drives better data-driven decision making.
Focus on learning principles that can be applied to technology.
Empower mid-level leaders to effectively lead with new tools.
Data initiatives should prioritize understanding people over tools.
Salespeople should focus on building users rather than just hitting numbers.
Users prefer to choose their learning topics over instructor-led training.
You are more capable in data and AI than you realize.
Contents
00:00 Introduction
02:00 Understanding Data Literacy: A New Perspective
05:47 Navigating the Hype: Practical Approaches to Data and AI
10:04 The Role of Critical Thinking in Data Interpretation
13:56 Human Element in Data-Driven Decision Making
17:48 Change Management and User Adoption of AI Tools
27:57 Empowering Mid-Level Leaders
30:41 The Importance of Tailored Training
36:39 Augmenting with AI: The Future of Learning
41:54 Call to Action: Embrace Your Place at the Table
Resources
Credits
Show direction: Debra Wilson
Show design: Kensie Smith
Show manager: Angela Allred