Join us for IMPACT 2024, a groundbreaking event designed specifically for executives and leaders across industries to explore best practices to assess and demonstrate value from AI to the business. This is not just a technology event; AI permeates the entire leadership of an organization, empowering the entire C-suite to drive innovation, efficiency, and competitive advantage.
Led by our analyst partner, IDC, and top AI solution providers, IMPACT 2024 offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations and gain insights from the industry's brightest minds. Immerse yourself in thought-provoking discussions led by IDC analysts, who will guide the conversation on the latest AI advancements and strategic implications for your organization. Learn from leading AI solution providers across vertical markets, each sharing their expertise and innovative solutions to help you navigate the AI landscape and unlock new possibilities.
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Agenda
Experts
Topics Overview
Venue
Network w/ Peers
Day 1Feb 5
Day 2Feb 6
Day 3Feb 7
Monday, Feb 5
8:00 AM -
Registration & Breakfast
8:45 AM
8:45 AM -
Welcome Remarks
9:00 AM
9:00 AM -
IDC Keynote - Kevin Prouty, IDC
9:30 AM
AI’s Transformation of the Relationship between Technology and Business
The PC, the internet, outsourcing, and the cloud have all progressively contributed to how the business uses technology and how it works with the business. But nothing can prepare technology users for the transformation that is starting to build around the business’s accelerating use of AI. A combination of open-source tools, access to data, and changing skill sets amongst business executives provide an environment for business leaders and their staff to bypass tech for technology-driven business solutions. CXOs and their organizations must rapidly develop a transformation plan to support the business, or else technology will be left behind in the “AI everywhere” world.
Speakers
Kevin Prouty
Group Vice President & General Manager, Tech Buyer Business at IDC
9:30 AM -
Mainstage Session
10:00 AM
10:00 AM -
Fireside Chat
10:15 AM
10:20 AM -
Morning Break & Expo
11:20 AM
1:1s - 10:25 - 10:45 and 10:55 - 11:15
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
The Promises and Limitations of AI Transformation: Examples from the Cybersecurity Realm
The hype surrounding AI -- especially generative AI -- has made it easy to assume that if we make AI good enough, there is virtually no challenge it can't solve. The reality, though, is that while AI offers great opportunities for moving the needle, the extent to which it can transform the enterprise is ultimately limited. To illustrate this point, this presentation examines the impact of AI on the cybersecurity market to offer examples of what AI can do that is radically new, as well as which tasks AI is unlikely ever to conquer.
Speakers
Christopher Tozzi
Adjunct Research Analysts at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
Partnering for Success: Optimizing Infrastructure for the GenAI Era
In today's dynamic market, technology sits at the forefront as customers digitally transform their businesses through optimized data models and workloads. This session explores the pivotal role played by technology in unlocking value for organizations as they securely optimize workloads across edge, core, and hybrid cloud environments. From tailoring infrastructure strategies to seamless deployment, and from managing services for peak performance to addressing security, compliance, and up-skilling needs, technology is more critical than ever to customer success. Join Matt as he explores transformational opportunities and gain insights on navigating the ever-evolving infrastructure optimization landscape being enabled by new data models and new generative AI based applications."
Speakers
Matt Eastwood
Senior Vice President at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
GenAI for Competitive Advantage: Build versus Buy
This topic explores the strategic decision-making process regarding the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) for gaining a competitive advantage. It delves into the considerations of whether to build capabilities in-house or to acquire them externally. Analyzing the advantages and challenges associated with both options, the discussion revolves around optimizing the balance between developing proprietary AI solutions and leveraging existing ones to enhance competitiveness in the evolving business landscape.
Speakers
Daniel Saroff
Vice President Consulting Services at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Cases
Charting your GenAI Use Case Journey: Key Functional and Application Areas to Prioritize
Generative AI is exploding, but without business use cases to learn and understand the application and value of it, organizations don’t understand why it is critical to incorporate GenAI into their business processes. This session will showcase GenAI use cases in some of the key functional/application areas such as customer service and support, finance, and human resources. The GenAI uses cases will also bring forward the value of speed, scale, agility and results achieved from the incorporation of GenAI into the business.
Speakers
Mickey North Rizza
Program Vice President, Enterprise Applications and Digital Commerce at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Data Governance
Generative AI, Predictive AI & the CISO
Combinations of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have influenced the cybersecurity landscape for the better of 15 years. What computers have always been able to do is make correlations to the bytes, files, hashes, and code that comprise a network. However, for all of the improvements in computing and years of refining algorithms, so much of operating the network and the cybersecurity software that protects the network are still manually intensive processes.
After all of this time, recent developments in generative AI are seemingly addressing the cybersecurity manpower gap. IDC calls it "autonomizing the SOC." The process of realizing a fully autonomous SOC involves several intermediary steps, but the new efficiencies in evidence are: • The availability of enriched data at the time of the incident investigation • The ability to generate an instantaneous response based on the type of attack is increasingly automated • The implementation of analytics to discover unmanaged devices in the network • The development of natural language processing (NLP) that enables threat hunting and security querying at the speed of speech
AI is improving SOC processes and empowering security analysts; the power comes at a critical time as organizations struggle with hybrid, multicloud complexity and a chronic workforce shortage. However, the hard work is not about the AI at all, but creating and enabling the security data foundations that will allow AI to create outcomes. Regardless, the cause for overall optimism is real. This session will provide an overview AI in security and discuss the reasons for the real optimism.
Speakers
Frank Dickson
Group Vice President, Security & Trust at IDC
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Casess
AI and Gen AI Use Cases – A Case Study from an innovative High-Tech Manufacturer
In this session, we will discuss both horizontal and vertical specific use cases that we have developed for both AI and Gen AI both for Lexmark’s internal use and in collaboration with strategic customers and the impact that these are having along with lessons learnt.
Speakers
Vishal Gupta
Senior Vice President & CITO at Lexmark International
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Governance
Why Security Fundamentals Are Still Critical
Speakers
Jonathan Nguyen-Duy
Vice President, Field CISO Team
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Cases
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Governance
1:15 PM -
Lunch & Expo
2:25 PM
1:1s - 1:20 - 1:40 and 1:50 - 2:10
2:30 PM -
Round Table Sessions
2:55 PM
2:55 PM -
Round Table Sessions
3:20 PM
3:25 PM -
Afternoon Break & Expo
3:55 PM
4:00 PM -
IDC Main Stage Session
4:20 PM
AI Everywhere: The C-Suite Perspective
Part of the seminal shift of the technology industry towards AI Everywhere is being driven by the ‘business-first’ adoption of Generative AI technologies. Given the accessible nature of the technology, C-Suite leaders are able to quickly understand the potential to drive concrete business outcomes for their respective functions. This session will draw on IDC’s latest C-Suite Tech Agenda survey of close to 1000 business and technology leaders across the world to understand the impact of Generative AI on their businesses. It will provide an overview of priority investment areas for the C-Suite, how GenAI will affect the role of technology leaders, emerging best practices on AI governance, as well as feedback on what the C-Suite is expecting from prospective technology partners with recommendations in terms of how to drive the vendor engagement model for customers.
Speakers
Philip Carter
Group Vice President at IDC
4:25 PM -
Closing Keynote
4:55 PM
The Future of AI and Strategy: Scenario Planning for the Future of Work 2035
Speakers
Daniel W. Rasmus
Founder and Principal Analyst at Serious Insight
5:00 PM -
Reception on Expo Floor
6:30 PM
Tuesday, Feb 6
8:00 AM -
Registration & Breakfast
9:00 AM
9:00 AM -
Welcome Remarks
9:15 AM
9:15 AM -
Keynote Address - Ritu Jyoti, IDC
9:45 AM
Generative AI – Preparing for the Long-Term Impact
Generative AI is not a fleeting trend but a powerful force that will reshape industries for years to come. This session will review practical applications and guidance for CIOs and CTOs as they take on an overarching leadership role in reshaping their organizations at this pivotal time. It will review business, organization, and technology architecture transformation to help organizations tap into emerging business models and achieve sustainable competitive advantage.
Speakers
Ritu Jyoti
Group Vice President, Worldwide Artificial Intelligence and Automation Research Practice Global AI Research Lead at IDC
9:45 AM -
Mainstage Session
10:05 AM
10:10 AM -
Morning Break & Expo
11:20 AM
1:1s - 10:15 - 10:35 and 10:45 - 11:05
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
AI Driven Decisioning: How AI can improve you Decision Velocity?
AI driven Decision Intelligence has the potential to become the next killer app. AI can assist, augment and automate decisioning allowing enterprises to significantly improve their decision velocity, which in turn generates significant improvements in business outcomes. This session will describe where Decision Intelligence Platforms belong in your enterprise intelligence architecture stack, and how you can improve business performance leveraging AI in decision-making.
Speakers
Chandana Gopal
Research Director at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
Performance Intensive Computing: Your AI-ready Infrastructure
IDC research shows that many HPC and AI projects fail due to lack of attention or proper investments into infrastructure. The industry has conditioned IT organizations to think that general purpose infrastructure is good enough for most use cases. IT organizations often make the mistake of assuming that it is good enough for AI use cases as well. The reality is that fit-for-purpose infrastructure is gaining traction specifically for high performance use cases and workloads like AI and HPC. IDC calls this infrastructure as “performance intensive computing infrastructure (PICI)”. It can be deployed on-premises, in hosted facility or consumed in the public cloud.
This session will go deep into what a typical performance intensive computing infrastructure looks like and how organizations can go about building it or procuring it as a service. Join Ashish as he discusses the various elements of the PICI and PICIaaS stack. He will discuss what organizations must look for when evaluating key compute, storage and data management elements of this stack with AI use cases and business outcomes in mind. Finally, Ashish will discuss how organizations can deal with trends such as HPC-AI convergence, cloud bursting, hybrid/multicloud and heterogeneous/accelerated computing.
Speakers
Ashish Nadkarni
Group Vice President and General Manager at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
The Architecture Enablers of AI Platforms
This session explores the elements of strategic architecture and their condition to enable the use of AI platforms and models. To support AI data, infrastructure and application architectures must be based on modern principles and must be prepared to evolve and adapt quickly as technologies and business rules change. This session views architecture from the perspective of its alignment with AI and provides frameworks to prepare current architectures to align with AI.
Speakers
Niel Nickolaisen
Adjunct Research Advisor, IT Executive Program at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Cases
Speakers
Mickey North Rizza
Program Vice President, Enterprise Applications and Digital Commerce at IDC
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Governance
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Cases
12:05 PM
12:35 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Governance
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 1: AI Transformation
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 2: AI-Ready Infrastructure
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 3: Models and Platforms
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 4: Applications and Use Cases
12:40 PM
1:10 PM
Track 5: Security, Trust & Governance
1:15 PM -
Lunch & Expo
2:25 PM
1:1s - 1:20 - 1:40 and 1:50 - 2:10
2:30 PM
2:55 PM
Industry Specific Discussions - Energy
2:30 PM
2:55 PM
Industry Specific Discussions - Pharmaceuticals
2:30 PM
2:55 PM
Industry Specific Discussions - Manufacturing
2:30 PM
2:55 PM
Industry Specific Discussions - Government
Speakers
Dr. Gina Guillaume-Joseph
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) - Government at Workday
2:55 PM -
CXO Mentoring Sessions
3:20 PM
3:25 PM -
Afternoon Break
3:45 PM
3:45 PM -
Closing Keynote
4:15 PM
4:15 PM -
Reception on Expo Floor
5:30 PM
Wednesday, Feb 7
8:00 AM -
Registration & Breakfast
9:00 AM
9:00 AM -
Lightning Round CXO Round Table
9:15 AM
9:15 AM -
Professional Development in AI
10:00 AM
10:00 AM -
Coffee and Q&A
10:30 AM
10:30 AM -
Closing Remarks - Rachel DeAmbrose, VP of Events & Strategic Partnerships, TechTalk Summits
11:00 AM
1:00 PM -
Golf Tournament
TechTalk Summits Golf Tournament at The Vinoy Golf Club, 18 holes for groups of 4 people.
Competitions include:
Closest to the pin
Longest drive
Overall score – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th places
Thought Leadership From IDC
Engage in meaningful discussions with renowned experts and thought leaders in the AI space. Exchange ideas, challenge conventional thinking, and explore novel approaches to harness the power of AI in your business.
Benefit from IDC analyst presentations that translate complex AI concepts into actionable insights for business leaders. Understand the key considerations, risks, and practices that effectively implement AI strategies in your organization.
TechTalk Summits Board
In 2024, TechTalk is thrilled to unveil our inaugural Advisory Board. Our Advisory Board is a carefully selected sounding board comprised of thought leaders from diverse experiences who have a proven track record of helping organizations innovate, exceed their goals, and remain secure in an ever-changing landscape. This powerful network will aid TechTalk in crafting agendas and content that is forward-thinking and mission-critical to our attendees. Through peer-sharing and networking, members of the Advisory Board are committed to offering TechTalk sponsors and attendees regular access to their invaluable knowledge and expertise.
Experts
Brent Deterding
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Afni, Inc
Brent is an Executive CISO who enables Afni and its global workforce of 11,000+ to support their clients safely and securely...read more
Cheryl Bevelle-Orange
Managing Director & CIO FedEx Custom Critical
With over 25 years of experience in her field, Cheryl Bevelle-Orange commands IT strategy, operations, applications, and infrastructure that underpin the FedEx Custom Critical enterprise...read more
Daniel W. Rasmus
Founder and Principal Analyst at Serious Insight
Daniel W. Rasmus is the former head of thought leadership marketing for Microsoft Office and was a Vice President of Research at Forrester Research...read more
Dr. Gina Guillaume-Joseph
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) - Government at Workday
Gina Guillaume-Joseph, PhD is a published author and technologist with executive experience and thought leadership within the Federal and Commercial Sector...read more
Randy Storch
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Jones Lang LaSalle
Randy is currently the Chief Technology Officer at Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) delivering innovation solutions to large global corporate clients...read more
Udit Mehta
Chief Digital & Information Officer Carrier Corp., Fire & Security
Udit Mehta is an accomplished business technology executive who has successfully led multiple large scaled digital transformations for global organizations with revenues from $3-$30B...read more
Vishal Gupta
Senior Vice President & CITO at Lexmark International
Vishal Gupta is senior vice president and CIO and CTO for Lexmark International. He leads global information technology, software development, data science...read more
Christopher Tozzi
Adjunct Research Analysts at IDC
Christopher Tozzi, an adjunct research advisor for IDC, is senior lecturer in IT and Society at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute...read more
Matt Eastwood
Senior Vice President at IDC
Matt Eastwood is Senior Vice President of IDC’s enterprise infrastructure, cloud, telecom, security, developers, channels and enabling technology research groups...read more
Daniel Saroff
Vice President Consulting Services at IDC
Daniel Saroff is Group Vice President of Consulting and Research at IDC. As a senior practitioner in the end-user consulting practice, he provides support to boards, business leaders, and technology executives...read more
Mickey North Rizza
Program Vice President, Enterprise Applications and Digital Commerce at IDC
Mickey leads the Enterprise Applications & Strategies research service along with a team of analysts responsible for IDC’s coverage of next generation of enterprise applications...read more
Frank Dickson
Group Vice President, Security & Trust at IDC
Frank is the Group Vice President for IDC’s Security & Trust research practice. In this role, he leads the team that delivers compelling research...read more
Jonathan Nguyen-Duy
Vice President, Field CISO Team
Jonathan Nguyen-Duy is a cybersecurity executive with more than 25 years of experience in working with global enterprises and nation-states to address the challenges of digital transformation and risk management...read more
Philip Carter
Group Vice President at IDC
Philip Carter is Group Vice President, Worldwide Thought Leadership Research. In this role, he leads a team of analysts at a global level focused on incubating and scaling IDC's Thought Leadership research...read more
Ritu Jyoti
Group Vice President, Worldwide Artificial Intelligence and Automation Research Practice Global AI Research Lead at IDC
Ritu Jyoti is responsible for leading the development of IDC's thought leadership for AI Research and managing the Worldwide AI and Automation Software research team...read more
Chandana Gopal
Research Director at IDC
Chandana Gopal has been an analyst IDC for several years. Early on as an analyst she covered CRM applications, but more recently her work has been in integration middleware covering markets...read more
Ashish Nadkarni
Group Vice President and General Manager at IDC
Ashish Nadkarni is Group Vice President and General Manager within IDC's worldwide infrastructure research organization. He leads two teams at IDC...read more
Niel Nickolaisen
Adjunct Research Advisor, IT Executive Program at IDC
Niel is an Adjunct Research Advisor and IT Executive Program at IDC. He is considered a thought leader in the use of Agile principles to improve IT delivery...read more
Kevin Prouty
Group Vice President & General Manager, Tech Buyer Business at IDC
Kevin Prouty is Group Vice President and General Manager for IDC’s Tech Buyer business unit. He is responsible for managing a global group of analysts and...read more
IMPACT 2024 Tracks: AI & the Future of Business
Led by our analyst partner, IDC and top AI solution providers, IMPACT 2024 offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations and gain insights from the industry's brightest minds. Immerse yourself in thought-provoking discussions led by IDC analysts, who will guide the conversation on the latest AI advancements and strategic implications for your organization. Learn from leading AI solution providers across vertical markets, each sharing their expertise and innovative solutions to help you navigate the AI landscape and unlock new possibilities.
Event Tag
AI Transformation
IDC’s research shows that most organizations are still at the early stages of their AI journey. However, GenAI has been the catalyst to accelerate AI transformation initiative as the C-Suite looks to establish first-mover advantage. Organizations are still asking questions around which use case to prioritize, whether to ‘build or buy’ AI capabilities, and how to govern their AI environments to mitigate risk. This track will cover the strategy and roadmaps, the intelligence architecture and the re-skilling and enablement initiatives that need to be put in place to drive a future proof AI transformation at scale.
Infrastructure is the most underestimated nonetheless critical component of any AI initiative. IDC finds that most AI projects fail or deliver subpar outcomes because of lack of planning or inadequate investments in optimized and fit-for-purpose infrastructure stacks for AI and Generative AI. This track will focus on how tech organizations can plan to succeed with their AI initiatives with their infrastructure investments.
Since the first foundation models were released in 2018, a common belief was that more extensive training data and models with more parameters would be more performant and move the AI market toward "artificial general intelligence." Resource-rich tech companies developed the first foundation models for use in their own proprietary offerings. In late 2022, the open-source community began releasing a myriad of foundation models, which have been proliferating into 2023. The current foundation model market is a mix of proprietary and open-source models covering a range of model types, including language, image, audio, music, code, video, 3D, bio-molecular structures, and industry-specific models. This track will cover these models in more detail – as well as the highlighting the architecture for the platforms that need to be put in place to train, tune and deploy them.
Ultimately, the value to organizations will be delivered through use cases. IDC defines a use case as a business-funded initiative enabled by technology that delivers a measurable outcome. There are three broad types of GenAI use cases that need to be assessed:
Generic productivity. These are basic use cases such as summarizing a report, generating a job description, or code generation.
Business function. These specific use cases will tend to integrate a model (or multiple models) with enterprise data for a specific function (e.g., marketing, sales, service, procurement etc.).
Industry-specific. These advanced use cases will generally require more custom work (and in most cases require building your own GenAI model) to address industry-specific processes or activities.
This track will explore all the of these use cases, as well as the various applications underpinning them.
There are numerous well-founded concerns around transparency, biases, regulatory compliance, security threats, and ethics associated with AI. The growing scale of models (especially GenAI models) means that are often viewed as black boxes with limited transparency – this limitation is especially important when the outcomes of the model have major human consequences, whether being turned down for a loan or given an assessment of the likelihood of cancer. The outcry for better trust and governance has led to a push for explainable solutions and an emphasis on human-in-the-loop augmentation, rather than pure unsupervised automation for high risk use cases. This track will cover the technologies and strategies required to mitigate the range of risks associated with AI.
The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club: A New Level of Distinction
For more than 90 years, The Vinoy has been an icon in the Saint Petersburg community. Since Aymer Vinoy Laughner opened The Vinoy Park Hotel in 1925, The Vinoy has seen many transformations. Now, The Vinoy is taking luxury to an entirely new level. Combining timeless elegance and superior quality, you can enjoy the style, tastes, and relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere of The Vinoy.
Pink. Proud. Perfectly preserved. Celebrating almost 100 years of sun-drenched hospitality, the resort looks back, reminisces, and forges forward in its never-ending quest to deliver thoughtfully curated and inspiring experiences. In 1978, The Vinoy was named to the National Register of Historic Places, despite being closed and stripped bare of its furnishings and other architectural details.
The Vinoy reflects the architectural influences of the Mediterranean coast, capturing its essence down to every detail. Over the years, The Vinoy’s incomparable facilities have stood the test of time. The original 1925 color named “Vinoy” was created by the Gutta Percha Paint Company exclusively for the hotel. Learn more about The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club.
Your stay includes an afternoon on the green enjoying 18 holes of golf at the exclusive Vinoy Golf Club. On day 3 of the event, groups of 4 are invited to play and compete for awards in the following:
Closest to the pin
Longest drive
Overall score – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th places
Explore St. Petersburg
World-class museums, performing arts, shopping, restaurants, boating, fishing, and waterfront outdoor activities are all just steps away from The Vinoy’s front door. The Vinoy is located at the crossroads of Downtown St. Petersburg, Vinoy Park, the Waterfront, and the Arts Districts, making it the ideal destination for experiencing the city.
Our location and offerings provide you with an unbeatable breadth of experiences, from land to sea. A stay at The Vinoy grants you access to our private marina, 18-hole championship golf course, tennis complex, and world-class spa. Key attractions at St. Petersburg are within easy reach, including world class museums, music venues, major league sports, and sea-faring diversion.
The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club is the perfect environment to exchange ideas, network and create new relationships. IMPACT 2024 follows TechTalk Summits' mission to create events that allow technology professionals to advance their professional knowledge while meeting thought leaders in environments that foster meaningful dialogue and encourage long-term networking.
The three-day event includes coffee and cocktail networking opportunities, as well as a final day of golfing at the pristine Vinoy Golf Club.
Register today to save your space at the Vinoy Golf Club.
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Topics At a Glance
The 2024 agenda will deliver the latest technology, strategy and leadership insights across 5 key topic areas, covering the challenges most critical to technology leaders and their teams.
Event Tag
AI Transformation
IDC’s research shows that most organizations are still at the early stages of their AI journey.
The current foundation model market is a mix of proprietary and open-source models covering a range of model types, including language, image, audio, music, code, video, 3D, bio-molecular structures, and industry-specific models.
Ultimately, the value to organizations will be delivered through use cases. IDC defines a use case as a business-funded initiative enabled by technology that delivers a measurable outcome.