John Nekus
John A Nekus brings 25 years of experience as a tech strategist and leader in digital transformation. As the President of Monroe Street Group, he helps businesses achieve their goals through strategic tech implementations and process improvements.
He has spearheaded large-scale technology initiatives at global powerhouses like TransUnion, CRIF Lending Solutions, and the World Bank.
John is also the author of "Artificial Intelligence Made Easy," a comprehensive guide to understanding the exciting world of AI.
As an active member of the sailing community with US Sailing and a first-generation American Lithuanian, John has deep roots in Lithuania and has been working and traveling there since 2004, blending his international expertise with a strong connection to his heritage.
November 21st Conference
Realizing the Transformational Power of Technology in Large Companies
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In the wake of ChatGPT's groundbreaking release in 2022, AI has taken center stage in discussions about technological innovation.
As organizations grapple with the imperative to adopt AI for competitive advantage, it's essential to recognize that this is just one chapter in a long history of technological transformations.
This presentation will explore how large organizations have navigated these shifts, from the dot-com boom to the cloud revolution.
By examining both successes and failures, we'll delve into a practical framework for implementing technology transformation in complex environments, ensuring that organizations can harness the power of AI and other emerging technologies to thrive in the digital age.
November 21st Conference
Panel Discussion: Vision to Victory, Double Down on the Right AI Use Cases and Ignore the Hype
This panel explores the critical balance between embracing transformative AI opportunities and avoiding the distractions of overhyped trends. Industry leaders share insights into tackling privacy challenges, ensuring robust data security, and balancing personalization with user trust.
The discussion highlights frameworks for determining human oversight versus AI autonomy, workforce strategies for navigating economic implications, and prioritizing high-impact AI use cases aligned with organizational goals.
With sector-specific examples from healthcare to transportation, the panel examines maximizing ROI, tracking qualitative impacts, and mitigating hidden costs. Attendees will gain actionable strategies to deploy AI responsibly, cost-effectively, and with measurable success.
