In our increasingly intelligent and 4th Industrial Age Economy, every company CEO must become an AI company, and ensure trust in AI yields the promise it holds for both business and society.
As a vanguard company on the forefront of harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, SalesChoice and its founder Dr. Cindy Gordon, are committed to Transparent and Ethical AI. In her recent op-ed for the CATAAlliance, Dr. Gordon discusses the UK’s forward-thinking by proposing five guiding principles for implementing AI and the importance to preserve a fair playing ground.
by: Dr. Cindy Gordon, CEO and Founder, SalesChoice Inc.
This is an age where sales professionals must continuously coordinate with diverse stakeholders, while managing unexpected risks, market or customer changes, ‒ all within a finite time period. So how can Chief Revenue Officers (CROs) ensure a sales forecasting outcome that is consistently accurate? The trick is to bring greater accuracy in sales planning practices, reducing the inconsistencies, and leveraging tools and practices that you can trust.
March 1st, 2018 | Toronto, ON – On March 5, 2018 in Ottawa Canada, over 250 men and women are meeting at the Canada Science and Technology Museum, Ottawa, to explore the advancement of Artificial Intelligence, Data Sciences and its impact on advancing industry modernization.
December 12, 2017 | Toronto and Ottawa, ON – A new directory designed to help Canadian players in the emerging artificial intelligence (A.I.) field find new opportunities more easily and cash in on the $36.8B market, was launched in Toronto and Ottawa today.
December 11 2017 | Toronto, ON – Accelerated interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) means that individuals and businesses will need to understand the ethics, risks and impacts of what is being unleashed. SalesChoice and EY have come to together to discuss the hidden risks of AI and its impact on stakeholders in a new video series, “Managing the Risks of AI.” The series is led by Dr. Cindy Gordon, CEO of SalesChoice, and Cathy Cobey, Technology Risk Partner at EY Canada.