The Work Operating System for AI-powered work
A live log of every job, task, subtask, and workflow inside the enterprise.
Find wasted potential, unlock hours, and know exactly where agents deliver impact.
Connect all agents, recommend the right one for each task, and capture the context to build new agents.
Measure ROI based on actual work changes, not agent promises.
Replaces static job architecture with a dynamic model for humans and agents that updates as roles shift.
Shows how AI will change jobs and what skills your workforce needs.
Redesigns how work gets done and tracks every change automatically.
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The latest insights on re-engineering work for AI
We hosted an intimate dinner in NYC with some of the city's top executives. I noticed interesting patterns. The conversation sounded strikingly similar to the webinar we ran a week earlier. That session featured JoAnn Stonier, Fellow of Data and AI at Mastercard, and Michael Fraccaro, Fellow and former CPO of Mastercard.
The same big themes kept coming up. These are mandates. They describe where CIO and CHRO priorities must move in lockstep. That is how you build an AI-powered workforce.
Every enterprise is deploying AI. Almost none can see the work they're deploying it into.
The team turned these mandates into five board-ready strategies. For each, you will see:
CIO must: Map work and ROI before deploying AI. Avoid flying blind.
CHRO must: Lead change adoption. Ensure technology connects meaningfully to talent.
The Work Operating System is that shared operating system. It sits across HR, IT, and the business. It makes work visible, redesigns how it flows, connects agents, and proves ROI.
CIO must: Use task-level visibility to decide where to build, buy, or deploy agents.
CHRO must: Rebuild job architectures with real task data. Plan skills and pivots.
Work Intelligence maps every task and sub-task across roles. From Job Architecture to Work Architecture.
CIO must: Govern AI use at the enterprise level. Prevent chaos and fragmentation.
CHRO must: Build employee trust with clear communication, upskilling, and adoption programs.
If I automate chaos, I just scale the chaos. ROI must be measured through actual changes to work. Not consumption dashboards.
CIO must: Run proofs of value. Measure impact. Scale what works.
CHRO must: Pilot org design, reskilling, and communications. Test and refine in motion.
This is the Seven-stage loop in practice. One loop. Seven stages. Always on.
CIO must: Build data models that show work shifts, agent fit, and ROI.
CHRO must: Translate models into reskilling plans, career pivots, and skills investments.
The Work Operating System orchestrates the Agent + Human Operating Model. Builder Studio is where workflows are redesigned. Builder Studio is the Build stage.
To receive the full deck with all five mandates expanded, book a demo.
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See the Work Operating System in action and start re-engineering work for AI.
The latest insights on re-engineering work for AI