Wednesday, March 19, at 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT
As conversations around AI continue to evolve, organizations are faced with an important decision: whether to build or buy AI solutions.
Making the right AI decision has become overly complicated, with a multitude of factors and differing perspectives. Organizations can feel pressured to decide based on what others in their industry are doing, but this perspective excludes factors unique to each organization. Further complicating the decision is an AI vendor landscape that is large and fragmented. Get our expert take on the build or buy debate when it comes to AI.
Vice President, AI Research
Robert was most recently the Chief Innovation Officer at Fasken, where he was responsible for transforming firm operations by pinpointing the products, process improvements, and business model changes that would best position Fasken for future success.
Robert has led major business transformation projects and held senior positions at McKinsey, Microsoft, Workbrain Corporation, Blockbuster Canada, and TheGuarantors.
Robert holds an undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Harvard University and an MBA from Northwestern University
Advisory Director
Thomas is a certified project manager and senior business analysis professional with five years of consulting experience managing and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver software procurement efficiencies for local/state/federal governments, Fortune 500 companies, and high-profile universities. He is a thought-leading technology research coordinator and industry analyst quoted in Forbes, CIO Magazine, and CIO Dive.
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