Leadership, with AI top managers aim for more autonomous teams
According to a Bip survey of 250 C-levels, 99% work to create the conditions for colleagues to be able to decide for themselves. Iacovone: "The challenge is not simply to adopt artificial intelligence, but to translate it into concrete value."
Donato Iacovone, executive president of consultancy firm Bip, says that effective leadership today requires autonomy, technology, and knowledge. According to a Bip survey of 250 C-suite level executives, a leader's role is to create conditions for others to make decisions independently, rather than controlling every detail. The survey, presented at the InSummit in Venice, found that 99% of executives believe a leader's effectiveness lies in enabling others to make decisions autonomously.
The use of artificial intelligence is also changing leadership dynamics, with 81% of executives believing that old leadership models are now a risk factor.
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