This Ochsner Health “intrapreneur” has tips for innovating in-house

You don't need an AI strategy. You need one person inside your business who actually owns it. That's the lesson most consultants won't tell you — because it puts them out of a job. If you've paid fo

You don't need an AI strategy. You need one person inside your business who actually owns it.

That's the lesson most consultants won't tell you — because it puts them out of a job.

If you've paid for an AI tool that's collecting digital dust, you're not alone. The problem usually isn't the tool. It's that nobody on your team was ever made responsible for making it work. It landed, it confused people, and quietly got ignored.

Ochsner Health — a major healthcare system — figured this out. They stopped waiting for outside experts and developed what they call an "intrapreneur": an internal champion who drives AI adoption from the inside, understands the real workflows, and governs what gets used and why.

You don't need to hire anyone new to do this. You likely already have someone curious about this stuff. Give them one small AI project, a clear goal, and permission to figure it out.

That's it. One person. One problem. Thirty days to show results.

The first win doesn't have to be big. It just has to be yours.

What's the one repetitive task in your business that eats time every single week — and what's stopped you from trying to automate it?

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... AI integration and governance,” Dr. Sarkar said. Ochsner Health's innovation pursuits now are focused on two neurorehabilitation-related projects ...