Join Charlie O'Donnell of nextNYC for a conversation with Raymond Nieuwenhuizen (CEO) and Beth McCarthy (VP of Digital Transformation PMO) of Propeller Industries on why AI deployments that should take a year are taking three, why your team's capacity to change is the real constraint (not your AI budget), and how to build the organizational muscle for continuous adoption instead of one-off tool rollouts.

​90% of companies have deployed generative AI. Only 13% have scaled it to anything that moves the needle. That gap between what AI can technically do and what an organization can actually absorb is what we're calling the Output Gap, and it's quietly become the biggest constraint in the room.

​It's not a tools problem. Most failed transformations trace back to people and process, not technology. Companies aren't struggling to buy AI, they're struggling to change how they work fast enough to use it.

​You'll leave with:

• ​A framework for diagnosing where your organization actually chokes on AI adoption

• ​How to sequence deployment when your team is already running at capacity

• ​The difference between buying tools and transforming workflows and why most companies stop at the former

​Speakers:
Raymond Nieuwenhuizen, CEO of Propeller Industries

​Beth McCarthy, VP of Digital Transformation PMO of Propeller Industires

Moderated by Charlie O'Donnell of nextNYC

​​This is event is hosted by nextNYC. To learn more about nextNYC and/or sign up for their newsletter, visit http://next.nyc