A hospital keeps approving another agent pilot while nobody has checked whether the departments have the skills to run an agent. What should come before the next pilot?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Check that the ward can run the machine before you roll another one through the door. You have the AI Center of Excellence assess department skills before the next agent pilot. A larger pilot in a department that also lacks those skills repeats the gap.
Full Explanation
Skills are a Center of Excellence responsibility, and a pilot in a department that cannot run an agent fails after the demo. Nobody has assessed those skills, so that skills work comes before another pilot is approved. A pilot the department cannot operate becomes an abandoned agent, and the skills work is what surfaces that risk before the build. A larger pilot in another department that also has not shown it can operate an agent spends more delivery on the same unreadiness. A congratulations note and a request for one more pilot idea celebrates the last build and starts the intake for another without the skills check. Buying additional licenses so the skills question can be skipped funds capacity the departments may not be able to operate. Exam caveat: skills work here is an assessment and a plan to close gaps, not a rule that every employee must be certified before a single experiment; the next pilot waits on the departments that would run it. Operational check: record the skill gaps for the department named in the next proposal, and hold that proposal until the Center has a plan those gaps will be covered.