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Invisible Machines Podcast: Greg Vert, Deloitte

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Robb and Josh talk with special guest Greg Vert of Deloitte about the difficult work of moving forward with hyperautomation in enterprise settings.

“I like the idea of organizations having a longer-term view of what our workforce will look like years from now and actually being thoughtful about how we get there.” — Greg Vert.

Topics include digital transformation at enterprise level, the impact of ChatGPT on AI adoption, and the wisdom of starting automation journeys internally. Join OneReach.ai CEO and co-founder Robb Wilson and UXM contributing editor Josh Tyson each week as they explore the realms of conversational AI and hyperautomation.

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