The race to scale AI has shifted from experimentation to execution.
Organizations of every size are implementing AI across every function, driving measurable outcomes and redefining competitive advantage. But as AI becomes embedded in every workflow, leaders face new challenges related to governance, data readiness, and operational alignment. The focus is no longer on if to scale, but how to do so responsibly.
New AI implementations thrive on connected intelligence and agentic systems collaborate across departments, allowing data to flow seamlessly through unified architectures. As these AI models grow more powerful, it is important to have transparent accountability to sustain trust and performance in an evolving regulatory environment.
Looking ahead, AI maturity will launch companies into new growth, unlocking faster innovation cycles and fostering more resilient business operations.
Join this exciting AI Summit on April 30, 2026, to discover how to harness the full potential of AI, including:
Most organizations have moved past experimentation, yet scaling AI across the enterprise continues to expose gaps in data readiness, operating models, and ownership. Leaders are discovering that success depends less on algorithms and more on integration, governance, and execution discipline. Organizations are industrializing AI by connecting data, standardizing deployment, and maintaining performance over time. Attention is also given to where scale breaks down and what separates sustainable progress from stalled initiatives, putting an emphasis on repeatability, reliability, and long-term value creation.
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Technical Lead - Multimodal AI
AI is increasingly operating beyond single tasks and functions, coordinating activities across finance, operations, IT, and every team. Leaders are seeing new efficiencies emerge as systems share context, trigger actions, and adapt workflows in real time. AI is becoming part of how workflows across the organization rather than living inside isolated tools, and examines where coordination breaks down and how architecture, ownership, and trust influence outcomes.
In this panel discussion, you will learn:
Global Business Development Lead - Agentic AI and SAP Business Data Cloud (BDC)
Senior Digital Transformation Leader
Vice President Software Engineering (Cloud Platform)
Transformation Senior Manager
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Associate General Counsel
While 59% of finance functions report using AI, only 11% have meaningfully implemented it. The gap is costly and most teams are stuck in fragmented pilots, scattered tools, and unclear ownership. As one CFO put it: “We have activity, but no capability.”
This session explores how a Finance AI Center of Excellence (CoE) can close that gap—transforming experimentation into structured, governed, and scalable capability. Through both strategic and practitioner perspectives, Larry Maisel and Anna Tiomina will outline how to embed AI into core finance operations, avoid common failure patterns, and build a foundation for trusted, decision-ready insights.
You will learn:
Former Adjunct Professor
Founder
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