Digital assistants are not something mystical or complicated to understand. They are tools with very specific capabilities and limitations. For their successful implementation, it is important to understand that they are assistants designed to solve specific tasks, not one-size-fits-all solutions. They require careful planning and ongoing maintenance, and their success depends on the quality of the information they have. You can read how we did this at the Institute of Public Administration in the post. It shares best practices and lessons learned.

Creating a digital assistant is also an opportunity to develop the competencies of the teams because everyone involved in the process is learning how to overcome different challenges - lifelong learning in action and teamwork.

The article is translated in English via AI-assisted tecnology.