⭐ Podcast Episode Strucutre:
Intro: Guest Credibility (background, areas of expertise)
Pain Points, Existing Solutions: problems the industry the person is in could have, what was tried but didn’t work to solve them
AI as a Solution: How companies can implement AI can fix the problems.
Arvils Kupris is the Head of Product and Innovation Management at Tele2 Latvia, a multi-service company that provides mobile telecommunications, home internet, smart devices, and fast mobile Internet, as well as insurance services in Latvia. With more than 15 years of experience in the telecommunication, entertainment, and media industries, he has specialized in growth through innovation and digital transformation. Arvils has been entrepreneur himself and has a strong background in software development, strategic planning, and business development. He has implemented multiple AI solutions in the past and has a strong understanding of latest AI technologies and their applications.
Telecommunications, AI, Innovation, Operations Optimization, Data Privacy, Data Security, Competitive Advantage, AI Development, Outsourcing, Software Development, Strategic Advice, Future skill sets
Can you share a bit about your background, education, experience?
What companies and solutions have you worked on in the past that made you who you are today?
How you became the Head of Product and Innovation Management at Tele2?
What are the main areas of expertise you have developed over the years that have helped you in your role at Tele2?
How you would estimate your experience in AI development and implementation?
What are some of the AI projects you have worked on in the past?
What AI-based tools are you using in daily work?
What are the main challenges you face in your role as Head of Product and Innovation Management at Tele2 in terms of AI related projects?
How you would define Digital Transformation in the telecommunications industry?
What are the key problems that come with implementing digital transformation projects?
What are the typical approaches used to address and solve these problems?
How do you measure the success of these solutions?
What processes you see could be improved with AI in the telecommunications industry?
Are they new or existing processes that are being improved with AI?
Which processes are suitable for AI and which are not?
What are the main challenges you see in implementing AI in these areas?
How do you measure the success of these solutions?
Could you explain some key AI technologies that are currently shaping industries?
What are some good examples of AI implementation in the telecommunications industry?
What are some failed AI projects in the telecommunications industry?
What are common misconceptions about AI in the business world, and how do you address them?
Which technologies makes the most sense to implement now? LLM, ChatGPT, Speech recognition, Image recognition, etc.
Are we seeing overrated bubble in AI development or is it really a game changer?
Will regulations and compliance issues slow down AI development in the telecommunications industry? How you are dealing with GDPR and AI act?
What good examples of AI implementation in the telecommunications industry can you share?
How is AI currently being utilized in the telecommunications sector?
How about specifically at Tele2 Latvia?
What is usually the ROI of these AI projects? Cost savings, productivity, efficiency, etc. ratio? Can you measure it?
What are the limitations of AI in the telecommunications industry?
For mid-to-high level executives looking to leverage AI in their operations, what strategic advice would you offer?
What future trends do you see in AI development and implementation in the telecommunications industry?
How do you envision the future role of AI in enhancing mobile telecommunications, home internet, and other services provided by Tele2 Latvia?
How can companies stay ahead of the curve in adopting AI technologies without sacrificing reliability and customer trust?
What should future skill sets look like for employees in the telecommunications industry? Will AI replace some of the jobs?