Søren Steenberg Jensen, CEO of Hafnia, explains what a publicly listed company needs from enterprise AI before it reaches employees: answers it can verify, and a platform it can govern. Hafnia runs Complexio, an intelligence layer that builds its understanding from the company's own data and keeps every answer traced to source.
For Søren, security and governance come first when evaluating a new tool, but equally important is change management, treating AI adoption as a company-wide shift rather than another application to roll out.
The conversation also covers Stevie, Complexio's conversational interface, as it reaches more of Hafnia. Stevie reads across data sitting siloed in finance, technical, commercial and communications, and surfaces what no one person could hold a view of, including, on one occasion, telling Hafnia where it simply was not very good at something. Søren's advice for anyone opening Stevie for the first time: ask it what you are not doing well.
Søren is candid about why headcount is the wrong measure of return on AI, and why the next gains are small levers that add up rather than one large saving.
A conversation for executives weighing the same decisions: what to adopt, what to govern, and what to keep human.
Complexio is the intelligence layer for Enterprise AI. It automatically builds a connected understanding of your business to automate workflows across people, processes and systems.