Looking for CIO sources for edge and AI story
Bill Doerrfeld | September 6, 2024
For my continuing features on CIO.com, I'm gathering perspectives from CIOs on AI and edge computing. I'm specifically curious to see how and if the AI movement is driving interest in edge computing, what use cases this specifically makes sense for, and the strategic benefits to the business.
This opportunity is only for folks with 'CIO' in their title. If you are a PR rep and see a fit, feel free to share the opportunity with your clients or colleagues. For efficiency's sake, I'm only collecting written responses in this form (no interviews).
The deadline for submission is Friday, 9/20/24, 5 pm PST.
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