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Dave Curtis

Dave Curtis

Dave Curtis is Chief Technology Officer at RobobAI, a cutting-edge AI platform revolutionizing how organizations manage their supply chains ethically and commercially. A senior technology executive with experience in both large multinational corporations and technology start-ups, Dave is committed to supporting the C-Suite in using technology to identify and execute on strategic opportunities to drive business performance and value. With over two decades of experience in technical solutions, artificial intelligence and machine learning, he leads a talented team of engineers and researchers in developing innovative solutions that redefine the future of automation. Explore robobai.com.

Dave Curtis is an Executive Council member at the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow him on LinkedIn.
Dave Curtis
CEO Opinions

How Strong Is Your Shield Against Fraud?

CEO OpinionsDave Curtis
3 Reasons You Need AI-Powered Spend Analytics. Have you modernized your spend management?  It’s Data Privacy Week — a week dedicated to “safeguarding data” and understanding the many consequences of data violations. Believe it or not, your organization is likely suffering from several types of fraud, and comprehensive spend analytics...
Dave Curtis
CEO Agenda

AI-Ready or AI-Absent?

CEO AgendaDave Curtis
Why Data Optimization Is Essential for Today’s Artificial Intelligence  Imagine you’re standing at the beginning of a foot race alongside several others. Which of you will get the best start? What exactly makes the difference? If you plan to compete in the race, you need clear-cut answers to both of...
Dave Curtis
CEO Agenda

Making Music with Master Data Management

CEO AgendaDave Curtis
4 Ways MDM Accelerates Growth — And the Numbers to Prove It If your organization’s data were an orchestra, would it sound harmonious? A full-scale symphony orchestra consists of up to 100 musicians playing more than 20 different instruments. Strings. Woodwind. Brass. Percussion. First violins. Second violins. Double basses. Flutes....