The committee approves or rejects AI initiatives by instinct, not by criteria, because no one has translated the technical concepts into questions leadership can actually evaluate.
Every area defends its own version of the correct figure, and boards end up debating which number is the real one.
A major client requires ISO 27001 certification and no one in the organization knows where to start.
You've never tested what happens if the main system goes down on a Monday at 9am — and a continuity plan that's never tested isn't a plan.
There's an innovation budget and no way to decide where to invest it without chasing the latest trend.
Middle managers quietly boycott every new initiative, and adoption collapses as soon as Cyrrus steps back.
The committee decides with the same instincts as ten years ago, now applied to AI and digital transformation decisions.
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