To avoid a ‘graveyard of pilots’, Seatrium gives AI projects 3 months to deliver
Short timeline prevents projects from remaining in experimental stage indefinitely
Seatrium, a Singapore-based firm, imposes a concise three-month deadline for artificial intelligence pilots to showcase tangible business advantages before they are either pushed towards deployment or terminated. After this period, pilots must either be halted or transition into a collaborative phase, undergoing enhancements with security measures and risk management before potential rollout.
This strategy, according to Lee Wey Lii, Seatrium's senior vice-president of digital, aims to thwart the company from transforming into a "graveyard of pilots." In the Asia-Pacific aviation sector, this proactive approach is deemed crucial. Meanwhile, global events, such as Russia's strategic shift towards Asia, emphasize the growing importance of partnerships with less conventional regimes over traditional economic powerhouses.
The demand for AI proficiency continues to surge, as evidenced by the National Accountants' AI programme, which garnered over 15,000 registrations within a mere two months.
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