Enterprise AI
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A new tier of AI capability arrived this week. So did a new set of questions about who controls what.

CIOnews talked to UF Health's Craig Richardville about the importance of a digital foundation in healthcare, deciding when to build and when to buy, and the new mandate for technology leaders.

Anthony Moisant, Indeed's CIO and CSO, on building AI governance around friction points instead of token dashboards.

Michael Nieves, EVP and Head of Cloud at Capgemini, on why multi-cloud has evolved from accidental sprawl into a deliberate capability strategy driven by AI and business ambition.

Vikas Krishan, Chief Digital Business Officer at Altimetrik, on why AI governance becomes the velocity layer when banks move past experimentation and confront years of deferred architecture.

As AI reshapes commerce, Unilever's Prashaant Huria talked to CIOnews about building an AI-centric shopping experience, the importance of APIs, and the CPG giant's data transformation.

Daniel Murphy, Head of SRE at PwC UK, on how AI adoption in regulated enterprises is not held back by budget, but by the operational gap between governance policy and engineering teams.

Aman Sharma, Principal Enterprise Architect AI/ML, on why production AI systems require AI gateways, orchestration middleware, and layer-by-layer observability rather than better prompts.

TCS Generative AI Developer Sai Santhosh Goud Bandari says AI adoption remains slow over security fears, urging risk-based governance rooted in DevSecOps and Zero-Trust.

Preetha Sekharan, CAIO at Hudson Valley Credit Union, on why point solutions fail to compound and what it takes to build a unified intelligence layer that decouples growth from cost.

Anuraag Saini, Senior Scientist and QSP Expert at Boehringer Ingelheim, on why pharma, energy and manufacturing need AI-augmented determinism instead of AI-first architecture.

Persistent AI agents are already in your enterprise. Former Factory Mutual CTO Todd Mazza on the new governance risks and five actions CIOs should take now.

Sandeep Bansal, CIO at A-One Steels India Limited, on why modular systems only deliver ROI when they are governed, integrated, and secured from day one.

Chief Information and Product Officer Prat Vemana on why technology leaders are the backbone of organizations, and turning internal excitement over AI into elevated experiences for customers.

Bharat Saxena, Lead AI Architect at NTT DATA, on why most enterprise AI failures originate in weak retrieval, brittle orchestration, and undefined ownership rather than model performance.

ALM's CTO and CIO Jimi Li on why capturing AI value requires orchestrating outcomes across the full workflow, rather than optimizing tasks in isolation.

