The New York Jets have struggled on the field under Woody Johnson’s ownership, with poor performance and no interceptions recorded over a 17-game season. Despite limited results in wins, the organization has focused on integrating video game-style rankings and disruptive patrician antics into front-office processes. Iwao Fusillo, Chief Analytics and Data Officer, joined in January after a corporate career and reported early progress. He said 91% of the front office uses Microsoft Copilot day to day, up from a handful about 100 days earlier, with users averaging two to three prompts per day. Fusillo described this as “level one” or “horizon one,” meaning adoption rather than major business gains yet.
"“91 percent of the Jets' front office now uses Microsoft Copilot on a day-to-day basis-up from 'a handful' about a hundred days ago-with users averaging two-to-three prompts per day.”"
"“I call that level one, or horizon one,” Fusillo told SBJ, “which is adoption.” (The additional two levels, or horizons, have to do with “deeper levels of workflow automation,” SBJ's Rob Schaefer explained.)"
"“Do we have large business gains from that level one? Not really. But have we ch”"
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