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State & Local Perspectives: Discussion with Tom Yeatts Former CTO Howard County - pt 2

AI governance: A strategic imperative for CIOs 
Organizations need the right approach – and the right skills – to get the most out of AI.

AI governance. The term itself was only a blip on the corporate radar up until generative AI hit the scene. Today, it’s much more than a blip; it’s a strategic imperative—one that CIOs ignore at their own (and their organization’s) peril.  

According to ServiceNow’s 2025 AI Maturity Index, AI is evolving faster than organizations can update their governance initiatives. It’s no surprise, then, that our 2025 Workforce Skills Forecast found the terms “observability” and “AI ethics” appearing more frequently in job ads. While these positions are just at their nascency, we predict tangible growth as organizations start taking AI governance more seriously. 

AI governance: A strategic imperative for CIOs&nbsp; Organizations need the right approach &ndash; and the right skills &ndash; to get the most out of AI.
AI governance. The term itself was only a blip on the corporate radar up until generative AI hit the scene. Today, it&rsquo;s much more than a blip; it&rsquo;s a strategic imperative&mdash;one that CIOs ignore at their own (and their organization&rsquo;s) peril.&nbsp;&nbsp;
According to ServiceNow&rsquo;s 2025 AI Maturity Index, AI is evolving faster than organizations can update their governance initiatives.&nbsp;It&rsquo;s no surprise, then, that our 2025 Workforce Skills Forecast found the terms &ldquo;observability&rdquo; and &ldquo;AI ethics&rdquo; appearing more frequently in job ads. While these positions are just at their nascency, we predict tangible growth as organizations start taking AI governance more seriously.&nbsp;

AI Governance with Russ Elmer (General Counsel, ServiceNow)

In this episode of Operation Automation, John Almeida and Anne Musial will explore the transformative capabilities of automation in the world of wealth and asset management (WAM). In a time of rapid technological advancements, the wealth and asset management sector can make existing talent more productive and empower new talent with the tools they need to be successful. 

In this episode of Operation Automation, John Almeida and Anne Musial will explore the transformative capabilities of automation in the world of wealth and asset management (WAM). In a time of rapid technological advancements, the wealth and asset management sector can make existing talent more productive and empower new talent with the tools they need to be successful.

Boosting productivity with a unified enterprise experience

By May 28, 2024, routine securities trades will need to be settled in one day. Aimed at addressing market volatility, the new rule by the SEC means capital market firms and wealth and asset managers will need to reduce manual processes and ensure lower cost of operation. Join ServiceNow’s John Almeida in conversation with Ryan Clare of Jefferies to discuss and understand how to take a comprehensive view of existing operational processes and technology to ensure they are ready for T+1 and intelligent automation.

By May 28, 2024, routine securities trades will need to be settled in one day. Aimed at addressing market volatility, the new rule by the SEC means capital market firms and wealth and asset managers will need to reduce manual processes and ensure lower cost of operation. Join ServiceNow’s John Almeida in conversation with Ryan Clare of Jefferies to discuss and understand how to take a comprehensive view of existing operational processes and technology to ensure they are ready for T+1 and intelligent automation.

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