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An enabling technology is an innovation that can be leveraged to drive radical change in the performance or the capabilities of an organization. The Internet and wireless communication are examples of enabling technologies.

Having an expectation that AI can consistently work its magic on any data source—regardless of the type of data and regardless of the level of data quality—without having a proper information architecture is a form of naivety that is all too widespread. Information architecture is the prerequisite to maximizing the benefit of advanced analytics, especially neural nets, machine learning, natural language processing, and other forms of AI.

Organizational leaders understand that change is constant, accelerating, and arriving from all sides. In the United States, the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act forbade commercial banks from owning securities firms.