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Mel Schemtih

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  1. 2026Jeen1 talk
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Years active2026

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Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Sep 23, 2026Big Data LDN 2026Big Data LDNspeakerCan Your AI Strategy Keep Up? AI on Your Terms in the Age of Models, Agents and Constant Change
as Jeen
Your AI strategy may already be ageing. Every major technology wave has followed the same pattern. First, the market obsesses over the visible interface: the…Show less

Your AI strategy may already be ageing. Every major technology wave has followed the same pattern. First, the market obsesses over the visible interface: the website, the mobile app, the cloud console, the chatbot, now the agent. Then enterprises discover the harder question: what architecture is needed underneath to make it reliable and scalable? AI is moving faster than most strategies can absorb. Models change, agent frameworks shift, costs move, regulation matures, and deployment requirements vary. A strategy built around today’s preferred model, cloud or agent framework can become tomorrow’s constraint. This session explores what it means to build AI on your terms in the age of models, agents and constant change. It moves beyond standalone agents and looks at the technology choices that will keep enterprises flexible: model orchestration, deployment portability, governed enterprise context, workflow integration, cost visibility and reusable AI foundations. Future-proof AI is not about predicting which model wins. It is about choosing technology that lets you adapt as the market changes without rebuilding. Attendees will leave with a practical lens for assessing whether their AI strategy is built for today’s stack, or ready for what comes next.

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