As AI adoption gathers pace, organisations are under growing pressure to invest and demonstrate where the technology can deliver meaningful business value.
This lunchtime session brings together senior technology leaders with first-hand experience of putting AI into practice. Drawing on real-world examples and lessons from delivery, the panel will explore what it takes to move from ambition and experimentation to measurable results.
The discussion will offer a candid view of the decisions, foundations and trade-offs involved. Speakers will share what they have learned from implementing AI, including the technical, operational and organisational challenges encountered along the way.
During the session, the panel will explore:
- Real-world examples of organisations putting AI into practice
- How leaders are building a compelling business case and giving boards confidence to invest
- The data, engineering and technical foundations needed to deliver AI effectively
- Lessons from moving proofs of concept into production
- How organisations are measuring improvements in productivity, efficiency, quality and delivery speed
- The engineering, operational and organisational costs that can be overlooked
- What experienced leaders would approach differently when starting their AI journey
- How to develop scalable AI capabilities that deliver sustained value
There will also be an opportunity to put your questions to the panel and connect with fellow technology leaders over lunch.
Who should attend?
This session is designed for CTOs, technology and engineering leaders, and senior digital decision-makers responsible for AI strategy, investment or delivery.
It will be particularly relevant to leaders looking to make informed investment decisions, strengthen their organisation’s technical foundations and demonstrate measurable business returns from AI.
About Codurance
Codurance is a global software consultancy with a strong presence in Manchester. It helps organisations modernise legacy software and data platforms, strengthen their engineering capabilities and create the foundations needed to adopt AI effectively.
For more than a decade, Codurance has worked with businesses to address complex software challenges, improve delivery and reduce operational costs.
Codurance is also an active contributor to Manchester’s technology community. It sponsors Software Crafters Manchester, a community of more than 2,500 members, runs free monthly sessions and works with organisations across the city to support engineering excellence, knowledge sharing and technology leadership.
