Kinetic Cognition Resource Hub

You’ll find free resources authored by the Kinetic Cognition team as well as links to useful publications to help jump-start your AI journey and keep you current with the latest AI news.

A wide-ranging panel discussion on the impact of AI-driven strategies on customer experience.
Topics include Retrieval Augmented Generation, the importance of high-quality source data, personalization of transactions and content, the critical factor of human empathy, and much more. I joined fellow panelists Walt Carter and Chandler Wilson under the expert moderation of Bob Taylor.

AI platform: Create a data marketplace, leverage synthetic data, and implement end-to-end ModelOps.
Solution portfolio: Build an AI portfolio aligned with strategic goals using unifying frameworks and design thinking principles.
Communication: Craft compelling narratives, tailor messaging, and engage stakeholders through innovative channels.
Talent: Attract and retain top AI talent, incentivize continuous learning, and foster collaboration.
Governance: Ensure safe, ethical, and compliant AI deployment through data governance, model explainability, and adversarial robustness.


Five Pillars Mind Map – Download

An interactive walkthrough of the Five Pillars from the 2024 The Artificially
Intelligent Enterprise Online Conference

A full-featured online, self-paced learning version of the Five Pillars in collaboration with the Applied AI Institute.
Includes:

  • 7 video lectures with detailed walkthroughs of each topic featuring memorable and practical examples from real-world implementations
  • 26 pages of detailed, downloadable lecture notes and illustrations
  • 37 high-resolution, detailed slides in downloadable PDF format
  • 7 quiz sections to solidify and test your learning progress
  • Certificate of Completion

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Enroll here

Filling your AI innovation funnel with high-quality ideas is easier said than done. What’s a science experiment and what’s potentially the ‘next big thing?’ To get a holistic picture early on in the innovation lifecycle, I recommend the 4D Framework for vetting candidate ideas. The 4 Ds are Data, Dollars, Deployability, and Differentiation.
Once you have identified a solid roster of candidates, you can then use the Innovation 2×2 of Customer Demand and Cability to Execute to sort opportunities into incremental, partner, fast win/fast fail, and disruptive innovation. Find out more in the detailed Medium article below:

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