Sapiens’ Wheeler says ‘cultural change’ drives AI innovation
Leadership, teams, and staff have had to be reimagined to facilitate technological innovation, to better relationships with clients, and to enable ‘AI disrupters’ said Sapiens’ CEO Paul Wheeler.
Speaking at the Sapiens Ignite Conference in Nashville yesterday (6 October), Wheeler, pictured, said the software provider had to move to a “continual change DNA” to meet the “disruptive agenda”
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