From pilots to productivity: AI finds its footing in business

Hong Kong forum highlights AI's transition from isolated pilots to integrated systems, reshaping workforce and customer engagement across industries. | Contesto: cronaca

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• From pilots to productivity: AI finds its footing in business

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Industry leaders and AI solution providers convened at Hong Kong Science Park on March 24 to assess how artificial intelligence is moving beyond experimental pilots into connected, operational systems that are reshaping multiple sectors. The event, titled “Connected Intelligence: AI & Robotics Across Industries,” brought together corporate executives and technology experts for candid discussions on workforce preparation, customer engagement, and the practical hurdles of scaling AI across organizations. The gathering underscored a significant shift in the business landscape, as companies increasingly move away from isolated AI experiments toward integrated deployments that link data, processes, and decision-making in real time. Panelists shared firsthand experiences of how AI-driven robotics and intelligent automation are being woven into daily operations, from manufacturing floors to customer service centers, with an emphasis on achieving measurable productivity gains rather than technological novelty. A central theme of the discussions was workforce readiness. As AI systems take on more routine tasks, participants explored how companies are reskilling employees to work alongside intelligent machines, fostering collaboration rather than displacement. The conversations highlighted the need for continuous learning and adaptive management strategies to ensure that human talent remains central to innovation even as automation expands. Customer engagement emerged as another key area of focus. Speakers noted that AI-enabled tools are enabling more personalized and responsive interactions, but warned that success depends on seamless integration with existing customer relationship systems and a clear understanding of ethical boundaries. The challenge, they said, lies in balancing efficiency gains with maintaining trust and transparency in automated communications. Scaling AI from pilot projects to enterprise-wide operations remains a formidable obstacle, according to several participants. Technical integration, data silos, and organizational resistance were cited as common barriers. The event served as a platform for sharing strategies to overcome these hurdles,...

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