Shift to intelligent automation will enable companies to manage large amounts of data faster, increase the scope of automation, and solve complex business problems.
On Wednesday, August 23, 2023, forward-thinking organisations gathered to explore the ever-evolving landscape of automation. As companies continue to refine their automation strategies, artificial intelligence (AI) takes on new forms and roles. The shift to intelligent automation will enable companies to manage large amounts of data faster, increase the scope of automation, and solve complex business problems.
The AI & Automation Summit convened senior leaders in AI and automation for a strategic dialogue on optimising the potential of intelligent automation and cutting-edge AI tools like ChatGPT. Practical, real-world examples illuminated the transformative power of these technologies. Distinguished Professor Jie Lu AO, Associate Dean (Research Excellence) and Director of the Australian AI Institute at UTS, joined the esteemed panel for the discussion on "Strengthening the Business Case for AI and Automation."
Alongside her were notable industry figures, Sean McLintock, Chief Digital & Technology Officer at The Arnott's Group, and Balamurugan Meenakshisundaram, General Manager Technology / Chief Technology Officer at NRL. Eoghan Hogan, Director of Transformation at Torrens University, skillfully moderated the session. The discussion revolved around expanding AI's utility to align with diverse business objectives and strategies for demonstrating clear efficiencies and securing vital investments.