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Moveworks announces Initial Speaker Lineup for Moveworks.global

Speakers include executives from Github, Microsoft, Roblox, and more
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Moveworks, the leading AI copilot platform for the enterprise, announced initial speakers for its 2024 Moveworks.global conference

Moveworks.global will take place on April 23, 2024 both virtually and in-person at Signia Hotel by Hilton in San Jose, CA. Whether you’re a business leader trying to bring AI to your organization, or a developer wanting to leverage generative AI to build custom workflows for your team, Moveworks.global will help you realize all the possibilities for AI in your enterprise.

Hear from leaders at some of the largest companies in the world about how they’re driving impact from generative AI today, including:

  • Arvind KC, chief people and systems officer, Roblox
  • Katy Brown, corporate vice president enterprise sales, Microsoft
  • Kyle Daigle, COO, GitHub
  • Malabika Mukherjee, architect automation and touchless, AkzoNobel

In an era where artificial intelligence is not just an advantage but a necessity, Moveworks.global is the must-attend event for industry leaders, developers, and forward-thinkers eager to explore the transformative power of generative AI in business. This event serves as a dynamic platform for participants to engage with the brightest minds in the industry. Attendees will learn firsthand how best-in-class organizations are leveraging generative AI to foster unprecedented levels of business agility.

Moveworks CEO and founder, Bhavin Shah, will kick off Moveworks.global 2024 with a live opening keynote where he unveils Moveworks’ vision for its enterprise-wide copilot, as well as the power of search and actions with generative AI.

Join us at Moveworks.global to be part of the forefront of the generative AI revolution in business. Register today to secure your place among leaders pioneering the future of enterprise AI.

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