AI in Enterprise Software

On the 65th episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, Steve Chase, KPMG International Global Head of AI & Digital Innovation and KPMG US Vice Chair, AI & Digital Innovation, joins today to explain how the firm drives AI adoption across 250,000+ people, starting with enterprise search and moving into agentic workflows. He shares governance moves that made “bold, fast, responsible” real, plus what he’d prioritize in year one as first Chief AI Officer.

On the 64th episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, Bill Briggs, CTO at Deloitte, joins the show to share how leaders can move from “AI demos” to durable workflow change, starting with CEO-level conviction, modernizing the systems that agents actually need, and embedding trust and security into the engineering pipeline.

On the 63rd episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, Lev Gonick, Chief Information Officer at Arizona State University, joins the show to explain how ASU turned generative AI from a pilot into an internal platform and operating model, including an AI acceleration team, internal grant cycles, and guardrails designed for tens of thousands of users.

On the 62nd episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, Mike Trkay, CIO at FICO, joins the show to discuss how FICO is moving beyond AI pilots into enterprise operations, including platform governance, data controls, and high-ROI workflows such as enterprise search and event intelligence.

On the 61st episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, Allen Fazio, CIO at Houlihan Lokey, joins the show to share how AI is reshaping a human-centric, professional services-style investment bank, from orchestrating a single model over decades of proprietary M&A data to empowering junior bankers with new analyst-first workflows that rewire how deals get done.