Integrating AI Governance Into Normal Operations
May 27, 2025The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has introduced new risks that organizations must effectively manage. To harness the power of AI while reducing potential risks, organizations should establish strong governance, promote transparency, and foster a culture of continual learning. Join Forvis Mazars for an informative webinar as we explore the evolving landscape of AI, focusing on how to integrate AI governance with existing operational processes. We’ll discuss ethical concerns, regulatory implications, and the operational risks that effective governance can address, as well as AI risk mitigation strategies within current processes. In addition, we’ll define AI governance and outline an in-depth approach to integrating AI governance within your organization.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Recognize the evolution of generative AI across all industries.
- Identify how to position your organization as an innovator of AI technology, utilizing current processes.
- Describe key considerations for integrating your AI governance strategy into normal operations.
CPE Information
1.00 CPE Credit (pending approval)
1 CPE credit (pending approval) in the Specialized Knowledge field of study may be awarded upon verification of participant attendance, during live broadcast.
Who's This For
CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, ERP administrators, accounting staff, AI specialists, digital transformation professionals, business and data analysts, and IT, operations, finance, and project managers
Prerequisites
None
Delivery Method
Group Internet Based. Each attendee must be logged in and respond to poll questions to earn CPE.
Refund Policy
None
Program Level
Overview
Recommended Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Advanced Preparation
None
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Presenters
Sean Andrews, Ray Baxter, Ben Sady, Paul Truitt, Alan Gutierrez-Arana