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DevOps World 2021

AI-powered solutions can introduce bias into outcomes, skewing results and potentially leading to cascade of negative effects – at massive scale. For example, your company’s AI-powered recruiting tool may be valuable for whittling down the number of candidates to consider for an open position, but have algorithms introduced bias into the candidate recommendations? In this session, we’ll explore how technology can be used to examine and prevent, rather than propagate, bias within AI-powered processes. In addition, we’ll touch on how a culture of diversity and inclusion encourages DevOps teams to ask the uncomfortable questions about why things are done the way they are – both inside and outside of technology.

with Forrester, 2021

Resolve to be the change agent who paves the way for your enterprise to take advantage of the power of AI. How? By busting the common myths many organizations encounter on the AI lifecycle from prioritizing projects to operationalizing machine learning models.

DevOps World 2021

Whether due to fines, reduced productivity or lost revenue and goodwill, estimates put the cost of non-compliance at nearly three times the alternative. As more users are empowered to make low-code updates in response to changing regulations, AD&D, DevOps and robust CI/CD pipelines all play a critical role in compliance assurance. In this session, discover how compliance-related decision automation can be integrated into your CI/CD strategy – even when it extends into less technical areas of the organization. Explore workflows that public sector agencies can leverage to ensure compliance while meeting the evolving needs of constituents.

with Forrester, 2021

A new study from Forrester uncovers common myths that have permeated today’s enterprises, preventing AI projects from getting off the ground. Forrester’s survey of AI decision-makers reveals how organizations can challenge these perceptions and operationalize AI more efficiently to deliver better customer experiences and gain a competitive edge.

The presentation will also feature Theresa Benson, from InRule’s product team, who will highlight use cases and real-world examples of how organizations are successfully leveraging AI, including machine learning and decision automation, to gain insights about customers and markets, improve business outcomes and drive growth.

Control Magazine, 2017

In response to Control's questions about field-to-cloud networking for the "Alternate Paths" cover story in the June 2017 issue, two experts from Red Lion Controls provided some thorough and comprehensive responses. They are Colin Geis, product management director at Red Lion, and Theresa Benson, product marketing manager at Red Lion.

2022

The past decade has ushered in tremendous and unprecedented political, social, and economic shifts which have upended the business world. To adapt to this rapid change, companies rely on digital transformation projects to upgrade and enhance every aspect of their operations.

One of the critical digital transformation tools executives hope will help them compete in the digital future is Artificial Intelligence (AI). Confidence and excitement are high on how AI will benefit organizations, but very few truly understand how it works and where it can go wrong. For example, while AI can be beneficial, it can also introduce unwanted biases that can skew decision-making—or worse, create regulatory compliance issues.