All Things AI (Live)

In this session of Newsweek’s “AI Impact Forum,” Dr. Ranjit Tinaikar sits down with Firdaus Bhathena, executive vice president and chief technology and transformation officer at S&P Global, to examine what it takes to turn advances in AI into meaningful business impact.
Drawing on Bhathena's experience leading technology and transformation at S&P Global and previously at FIS Global and CVS Health, the conversation will explore why trusted, differentiated data becomes increasingly important as powerful AI models become more widely available—and what companies need to do to put that data to work.
Bhathena and Tinaikar will discuss moving beyond experimentation, making data governed and reusable, redesigning workflows around new capabilities and balancing speed with trust, security and resilience. They will also examine how leaders can keep technology initiatives focused on customer problems and identify where genuine competitive advantage can emerge.

Designed for CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, transformation leaders and senior technology decision-makers, the session will offer a practical look at the choices organizations face as they move AI deeper into their operations and pursue measurable business impact.

Register here: https://app.sequel.io/newsweek/firdaus-bhathena-sp-global-enterprise-ai

In this session of Newsweek’s “AI Impact Forum,” Dr. Ranjit Tinaikar speaks with Duncan Angove, chief executive officer of Blue Yonder, about bringing enterprise AI into warehouses, factories, transportation networks and other environments where digital decisions have immediate real-world consequences.
Angove describes supply chain as a “messy frontier” for AI, shaped by constant movement, unpredictable edge cases and institutional knowledge built through years of human experience. The conversation will examine how companies can combine general-purpose AI with specialized models designed for specific operational tasks, while preserving the expertise that distinguishes how their businesses run.
Tinaikar and Angove will also explore what increasingly autonomous systems could mean for the economics of enterprise technology. That includes whether companies begin focusing less on software seats or AI consumption and more on measurable outcomes such as moving goods faster, improving productivity and lowering operating costs.
The discussion will extend to the people operating alongside these systems: how companies build trust, manage adoption and use AI to augment the judgment and experience required in complex frontline work.

Designed for CEOs, supply chain and operations leaders, technology executives and other senior decision-makers, the session will offer a practical look at how AI is changing the systems and decisions behind the movement of goods through the global economy.

Register here: https://app.sequel.io/newsweek/duncan-angove-blue-yonder-supply-chain-ai