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> bottom->up by ensuring workers enter data to be reported on correctly Isn't this were management fails? Gathering the data that is required to decide well?
by fho 4y ago
> bottom->up by ensuring workers enter data to be reported on correctly
Isn't this were management fails? Gathering the data that is required to decide
well?
Eg my SOs company recently introduced the third generation of company wide
management software, but as before nobody really used it and all important
information is still collected in spreadsheets.
"AI management" could start out like Google Assistant, just have a button on
your desk to set up reminders because it actually is easier than opening some
application and typing in the reminder.
The thing is that it has to be extremly simple to do. Even thou I am not a fan
of constantly listening devices, a company wide "OK Google/Hey Siri" would be
extremly valuable.
Imaging two coworkers standing in the company floor:
- "so about feature X?"
- "arg ... yep ... I'll get it done by next week"
- "Computer!?"
- <beep boop>
- "Create a reminder for [Coworker] to finish feature X by next week"
- <ok human, I have created a reminder for Coworker>
This is literally not sci-fi straight out of Star Trek anymore, but something
that (at least) I use daily to remind me of little things like getting the
laundry from the basement :-)
- TheLoafOfBread 4y ago> Imaging two coworkers standing in the company floor: - "so about feature X?" - "arg ... yep ... I'll get it done by next week" - "Computer!?" - <beep boop> - "Create a reminder for [Coworker] to finish feature X by next week" - <ok human, I have created a reminder for Coworker> More like: " - "Computer!?" - <beep boop> - "Create a reminder for [Coworker] to finish feature X by next week" - <Creating a Redmine server for [Coworker] > - "No! Stop!" <Are you under threat? Should I call police?> This is roughly my experience with current "smart assistants"
- fho 4y agoHmm no ... "Works for me" ... Google Assistant has been incredibly correct in what it recognizes. Just to prove my point I will dictate this paragraph an expect Google assistant will transcribe it perfectly. Nja... Not perfect ... but really close.