AI Centers of Excellence are organizational units dedicated to implementing a company-wide AI vision. They help identify business use cases, create an implementation roadmap, accelerate adoption, assess impact and more.
NVIDIA GTC, a global conference on AI and the metaverse, brings together the world’s top business and technology leaders who’ve embraced artificial intelligence to transform their organizations.
The virtual conference, running Sept. 19-22, will feature talks from visionary leaders at companies including ByteDance, Deutsche Bank and Johnson & Johnson. Attend to explore real-world AI use cases, discover implementation strategies and get business tips from subject-matter experts across industries.
Register free for GTC and view the agenda for sessions on building AI Centers of Excellence.
About 86% of business and tech executives expect AI to become a mainstream technology in their companies, according to a PwC survey. Such results show that advanced data analytics and AI software will be necessary for businesses to remain competitive across industries.
Industry leaders who take a holistic approach to data science and AI have experienced substantially greater benefits from AI initiatives compared with those who take a piecemeal approach. Reported advantages include about a 40% improvement in decision making, productivity through automation and customer experience, as well as the creation of more innovative products and services.
Accelerated computing platforms and frameworks now allow AI to be deployed quickly and at scale.
Check out the following GTC sessions for an inside look at how executives are driving AI adoption in the world’s most successful companies:
Watch NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang’s GTC keynote on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 8 a.m. PT, and browse the catalog of more than 250 sessions on using AI to build a future-ready business.
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