Swarm Robots - When Will They Enter Society? With Dr. James McLurkin

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Workforce Solutions for Field Services with AI - with Rommel Ong of Belimed

Today's guest is Rommel Ong, Regional Service Director at Belimed. Belimed provides sterilization and infection control solutions for healthcare facilities. Rommel joins Emerj Editorial Director Matthew DeMello to explore how data and AI address field service challenges like staf ...  Show more

Modernizing Insurance Pricing From Excel to Explainable AI - Thomas Holmes of Akur8

Today's guest is Thomas Holmes, Chief Actuary for North America at Akur8. Holmes focuses on how actuarial teams can modernize pricing and reserving with automation and AI while maintaining governance and actuarial soundness. Thomas joins Emerj Editorial Director Matthew DeMello t ...  Show more

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