Know where AI should be operating in your business.
Most leaders can say AI is everywhere. Almost none can say where it should be. Timothy J. Hitchens has spent forty years helping leadership teams answer harder questions than this one.
Speaking
Where AI Should Be
Every conference talk tells your team what AI is and what it can do. This one answers the question that actually matters: where should it be operating in your business, and where shouldn't it? A working session for leadership teams and conferences, built on the three questions TJ asks every leader: where is AI operating, where could it be, and where should it be. Rooms leave with a common language, a way to evaluate what belongs and what doesn't, and the questions to ask before spending another dollar on tools.
A shared language for AI across your leadership team
Clarity on where AI should and should not operate in your world
The questions to ask vendors, boards and your own teams
Delivered as a keynote or a half day working session, in person or remote.
The methodology / platform
The AI Operating Map
TJ created the AI Operating Map, a methodology and platform for knowing where AI operates in your business, where it could, and where it should. One payment, unlimited internal users, no annual fee.
Writing
The book behind the Map
Own the Loop
A book by the creator of the methodology, Timothy J. Hitchens, outlining the Map end to end: the thinking behind it, the six domains in detail, and how organisations put AI where it should be.
The practice
Techshin Partners
TJ is Managing Partner of Techshin Partners, a technology leadership practice and the founding implementation partner of the AI Operating Map.