People First, Technology Forward
CEO and co-founder Dave Roberts shares his perspective on leadership, AI readiness and what businesses should prioritize as technology continues to evolve.
Marlton-based radius180 has built its reputation by helping organizations navigate technology with a people-first approach. CEO and co-founder Dave Roberts shares his perspective on leadership, AI readiness and what businesses should prioritize as technology continues to evolve.
What has been the biggest factor behind radius180’s success?
Roberts says the company’s growth comes from “never losing sight of the fact that we are in the people business, not just the technology business.” He adds that taking care of clients, earning their trust and building a team that cares about their success has been the foundation of radius180’s growth.
Roberts says the company’s growth comes from “never losing sight of the fact that we are in the people business, not just the technology business.” He adds that taking care of clients, earning their trust and building a team that cares about their success has been the foundation of radius180’s growth.
What does AI readiness mean for businesses?
“AI readiness starts with having a strong foundation: clean and accessible data, secure systems, well-defined business processes, and clear policies around how AI will be used,” Roberts says. Before investing heavily in AI, he advises leaders to identify specific business problems the technology can solve.
“AI readiness starts with having a strong foundation: clean and accessible data, secure systems, well-defined business processes, and clear policies around how AI will be used,” Roberts says. Before investing heavily in AI, he advises leaders to identify specific business problems the technology can solve.
What advice do you have for business leaders preparing for the future?
“Don’t treat AI as an IT project—treat it as a business transformation,” Roberts says. The organizations that benefit most, he says, will be those that encourage teams to rethink how work gets done while keeping security and good governance at the center of that transformation.
“Don’t treat AI as an IT project—treat it as a business transformation,” Roberts says. The organizations that benefit most, he says, will be those that encourage teams to rethink how work gets done while keeping security and good governance at the center of that transformation.
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