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David M. Potter

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When an agent owns the work, who is responsible?

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By David M. Potter Verified
| Digital Journal Verified
You talk, and a voice on the other end interviews you. You’re asked a question, given room to trail off and double back, and the questions keep adjusting to what you just said. You might never notice you’re speaking with an agent. Behind it, a second agent is reading along against a rubric, working out what it should ask next. Improving president Michael McCullough and director of consulting Michael Ell build agents like this for a living.
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Snowflake’s new AI tools need data many companies lack

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By David M. Potter Verified
| Digital Journal Verified
“We’re talking about taking a process that could take weeks, and now you’re getting information in 10 seconds,” Marco Cheng-Perri said in a Snowflake blog post. “It’s opened the door to data for everyone.” Cheng-Perri is manager of digital transformation, data and corporate performance for King Township, a municipality of nearly 30,000 north of Toronto, and runs a small data team that used to field every complex question one report at a time.
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Technology - Digital Journal

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By Jon Stojan, Tim Sandle, David M. Potter Verified
| Digital Journal Verified
Technology is changing how organizations work, build, and compete. The tools promise efficiency, insight, and competitive advantage. Figuring out which ones deliver, and what it takes to get them working, is what technology leaders are doing every day. We cover the platforms, software, and systems behind those decisions, and what they cost to implement, maintain, and defend to a board.
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