Stream 3 | The Trade Arena
As organisations continue embedding AI into everyday operations, attention is increasingly shifting away from the technology itself and towards the information environments that support it.
Many organisations have already selected their AI platforms and commenced their adoption journeys. The emerging challenge is no longer whether AI will be used, but whether organisations understand, trust, and govern the information being consumed by increasingly intelligent systems.
This presentation explores the relationship between AI Readiness and Information Readiness through the lens of organisational trust. It examines how established information management principles, including ownership, accountability, governance, review, and stewardship, remain essential in an AI-enabled workplace.
Drawing on perspectives from information management, cybersecurity, risk management, digital transformation, and executive leadership, this session considers how AI is prompting organisations to revisit fundamental questions about information assets, governance maturity, accountability, and continual improvement.
Rather than proposing a single framework or technical solution, attendees will be encouraged to reflect on how regular reviews, governance practices, and cross-functional collaboration can help organisations build confidence in their information environments.
The session will appeal to Information Management professionals, governance practitioners, compliance leaders, technology professionals, and executives seeking a broader perspective on the role of information trust in the age of AI.