Creating an intelligent system

In the realm of business, the true mark of success lies not just in the product or service offered, but in the seamless integration of intelligent systems that ensure unparalleled reliability and safety.

Consider the aviation industry, where passengers board flights with unwavering confidence in the system’s ability to guarantee their safety throughout the journey. Similarly, in entrepreneurship, the creation and implementation of robust systems elevate your business to new heights.

These systems streamline operations, mitigate risks, and instill trust among clients, fostering long-term relationships built on reliability and excellence. As entrepreneurs, investing in intelligent systems isn’t just about enhancing efficiency; it’s about crafting an experience where clients can rest assured, knowing that their needs are met with precision and care.

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[baldebalde]

The best definition of intelligent I ever heard

[sophiefarms]

Building a strong system is key in building a business for the long-term

[MrTheelicitor]

Vusi, have u thought about an African teacher of finance n business courses. You have a knack of breaking complex things down. You should have a website where u provide a free course(s) from A to Z of any subject(s).

[kennethijama]

Vusi I am about to make that cross from being self-employed to a business owner,

Vusi please how do I build these systems and processes for my business? It bothers me greatly.

[vikramkoodoye]

& planes do crash, a multitude of defects can cause that 😊

[billstrasburg]

Ahhhh....the olden days before diversity pilots.

[OkechukwuJoseph-htxq]

I was going to say that you didn't touch on going from processes to a system. But I saw it after watching the clip repeatedly.

Correct me if I'm not entirely accurate:
Going from processes to an intelligent system results from handing it over completely to managers whose major responsibility is to drive the self-correction in the system.

[project.jericho]

Clearly you're unaware of the concepts of ESG and DEI... It explicitly means the people working those planes - at every step - are UNqualified but employed for purely identity reasons. Means flying is going to get a whole lot more exciting.

[MohammedBacchus-swpl]

Note nothing is surtin in life if what u are talking is true then there would have never been anyone that die in a plan crash