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How AI is Driving Cloud-Based Digital Transformation and Talent Evolution
AI adoption pushes companies to migrate to the cloud and upskill their workforce. Acting now is essential to stay competitive in an AI-driven market.
Digital Transformation in the Age of AI
As AI technologies become more common, companies face increasing pressure to update their traditional infrastructures and technology stacks. For many brick-and-mortar businesses, moving to the cloud and leveraging data are essential steps to stay competitive in industries where AI is becoming central.
This shift isn't just about technology; it requires rethinking workforce skills and business processes. In a recent webcast, industry experts shared insights on how to build a foundation for digital transformation, strategies for upskilling employees, and best practices for managing data effectively. They also highlighted the urgency for companies to act now if they want to remain relevant in the near future.
Key Insights
- Digital transformation begins with migrating infrastructure and data to the cloud.
- Implementing AI demands a large-scale talent transformation across all levels of the organization.
- AI is a company-wide initiative—everyone will either create or consume AI-driven solutions.
Featured Speakers
Mohammed Rafee Tarafdar, Chief Technology Officer, Infosys
Rafee leads Infosys’s technology vision and strategy, focusing on emerging technologies and supporting clients in their AI transformation journeys. He spearheads Infosys’s AI First transformation and has developed enterprise-scale platforms. Rafee is co-author of the book “The Live Enterprise” and was recognized by Forbes as one of the top 50 global technology leaders in 2023 and by Entrepreneur India as a Top 25 Tech Wavemaker in 2024.
Sam Jaddi, Chief Information Officer, ADT
With over 26 years in technology innovation, Sam brings deep expertise in security and smart home industries. As CIO at ADT, he guides the technology strategy and digital transformation efforts to enhance customer and employee experiences. Previously, Sam was CTO at Stanley, where he oversaw the new security division and led global integration and IT transformation initiatives.
For professionals aiming to build AI skills that align with these trends, exploring curated AI courses can be a practical next step. Whether you’re focused on cloud migration, AI implementation, or data management, targeted training can prepare you to contribute effectively to your organization’s transformation.