JACOB MOODY CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER BARGREEN ELLINGSON
AI in the Long Run: Strategic Steps to Prepare Your Business for the Future
With all the hype surrounding new AI tools, it’s easy for business leaders to feel like they are getting left behind. Understanding the evolving landscape and deciphering competitor moves can be daunting, but companies will have time to strategize as the AI revolution plays out over the coming years. This session will discuss actionable steps dealers and manufacturers may take to prepare their organizations for a successful and adaptable future in the age of AI.
The topics covered in this
presentation include: • Resources that can be followed to stay informed as the environment changes, • Likely adoption patterns for AI tools and how these might inform hiring/ organizational structure,
• The questions companies need to ask to position themselves for what’s coming.
MIRON WASHINGTON CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER PARTS TOWN
Actionable Data is the Price of Your Admission
Technology is only as good as the data that underpins it. Foodservice equipment and supplies customers are providing hundreds if not thousands and even millions of data points in their interactions with dealers – whether it’s how they’re searching to fi nd suppliers online, how/what/when they are purchasing (or not purchasing) and how they are engaging after the sale. In this session, dealers and manufacturers will learn how leading innovative organizations leverage data to optimize the customer journey and create truly personalized experiences.
JENNIFER WARD
CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER ATOSA
Possibilities for Industry Collaboration and Growth: Kitchen Automation and Robotics
In the rapidly evolving culinary landscape, the integration of kitchen automation and robotics is not simply a trend, but rather a pivotal shift poised to reshape the foodservice industry. This talk explores the vast potential for industry collaboration and growth driven by these technological advancements. Ward will also review some of the reservations and concerns dealers and manufacturers have expressed about robotics, such as high costs and complex implementation. Attendees will learn about cost-effective solutions, implementation strategies, return on investment justifi cation, and how to develop a roadmap for integrating robotics and kitchen automation into their customers’ businesses.
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