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Chetu hosts free webinar on AI strategy choices for business leaders

Chetu is hosting a free webinar April 16 to help executives decide whether to build, buy, or customize AI solutions. The session covers the company's eight-step Track2AI Framework and includes a practical checklist.

Chetu Webinar Offers Framework for AI Implementation Decisions

Chetu will host a free webinar April 16 to help executives choose between building AI solutions in-house, buying off-the-shelf products, or partnering with a vendor to customize existing tools.

The company's eight-step Track2AI Framework addresses a critical gap: 50% of businesses lack the skills to adopt AI, and over 40% of managers lack a clear vision for maximizing AI's value, according to Statista.

Pravin Vazirani, Chetu's Assistant Vice President of Growth, said most organizations don't know which questions to ask when evaluating AI solutions. "To stay competitive, companies need AI solutions. It is no longer if, but when, and when is now," he said.

What the Webinar Covers

  • Trade-offs between building, buying, or partnering for AI solutions
  • Aligning AI projects with business goals
  • Selecting a strategy that fits budget and team capacity
  • A step-by-step checklist for immediate use

Anshu Raj, Director of Operations for AI/ML Solutions at Chetu, said companies need guidance before scaling AI projects. "Our webinar will give them the information they need to move forward with positive ROI AI expansion," he said.

Event Details

Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Time: 2 p.m. EST
Cost: Free
Registration: Register here

Executives and strategy leaders evaluating AI options can also explore AI for Executives & Strategy resources for additional guidance on implementation decisions.

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