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S1/E7: Dr. Diane Dye and Fred Stacey - Implementing Change in the Age of AI: Why Your Tech Isn’t Failing — Your Process Is

S1/E7: Dr. Diane Dye and Fred Stacey - Implementing Change in the Age of AI: Why Your Tech Isn’t Failing — Your Process Is

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Dr. Dye and Fred Stacey anchor the episode in a practical, execution-based framework for implementing AI and complex technology responsibly.

The 4-Step Intelligent Change Framework

1️⃣ Understand the Workflow

Before inserting AI or new tech, map the real workflow — not the imagined one.

How does work actually move?
Where are the handoffs?
Where does human judgment live?
Where does customer friction occur?

You cannot automate what you do not understand.

2️⃣ Work from Each Stream — One Function at a Time

Do not deploy across the entire organization at once.

Break the system into streams:

Customer stream
Employee stream
Compliance stream
Data stream
Revenue stream

Test one function at a time. AI fails when leaders “boil the ocean”

3️⃣ Scope the Full Process (Including Human Impact)

This is where most companies fail.

Scoping includes:

Legal and regulatory exposure (HIPAA, TCPA, etc.)
Data governance maturity
Guardrails and hallucination risk
Employee fear and narrative gaps
Customer journey experience

Technology is rarely the problem. Unscoped impact is

4️⃣ Go Live in Subgroups

Launch in controlled environments.
Pilot teams
Limited use cases
Clear feedback loops
Observability and QA mechanisms

AI must be monitored like a human employee — because drift and hallucination are real operational risks.

The AI Maturity Lens Introduced

Fred outlines the importance of AI Maturity Assessment before deployment:

Leaders must evaluate:

Data cleanliness (structured + unstructured)
Governance and access controls
Model guardrails
Observability and QA capability
Internal communication strategy
Employee readiness

If your people don’t understand your AI strategy, they will create their own narrative.

Key Insight from the Episode

AI does not remove risk. It magnifies the risk you have ignored.

Organizations are already:

Feeding PII into open models
Training public systems with internal data
Violating compliance unknowingly
Deploying bots without proper disclaimers
Assuming automation equals maturity

The gold rush is here. But so is liability.

Action Step Takeaway

If you do nothing else after this episode, do this:

Conduct a 60-Minute AI Readiness Audit This Week. Gather your leadership team and answer these five questions:

What specific outcome are we trying to solve with AI?
What workflow are we changing?
Where does human judgment currently sit in that workflow?
What compliance or regulatory risks exist?
Have we communicated clearly to employees what this AI is and is not?

If you cannot answer these clearly, you are not ready to deploy.

Bonus Action for CEOs

Create a one-page AI Strategy Statement that answers:

Why we are using AI
Where we will use AI
Where we will NOT use AI
How humans remain essential
How we will monitor drift and risk

Silence creates fear. Clarity creates momentum. This episode is not about resisting AI. It's about leading it responsibly.

Guest Bio: Fred Stacey

Fred Stacey is CEO of Cloud Tech Gurus, a leading tech services distributor specializing in contact center transformation and AI readiness. With 30 years in contact center leadership, he helps organizations bridge human experience and technology enablement.

Host Bio: Dr. Diane Dye

Dr. Diane Dye is The Experimentation Strategist and CEO advisor who helps founders and executives scale by aligning people, processes, and intelligent change. She is the founder of People Risk Consulting and host of Brave Business

Attend the Brave Business Mastercast in the live studio audience by registering to attend via the pop up at www.peopleriskconsulting.com

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