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Francesco Tinto

Chief Information & GBS Officer, Kimberly-clark

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  • Kimberly-Clark's Francesco Tinto on Leading AI-First Enterprise Transformation | Technovation 1102

    Artificial intelligence isn't the transformation, it's the catalyst. In this episode of Technovation, Peter High speaks with Francesco Tinto, Chief Information & Global Business Services Officer at Kimberly-Clark, about why enterprise AI success depends on far more than technology. Francesco explains how Kimberly-Clark's Powering Care strategy combines data, AI, operating model transformation, and process redesign to drive sustainable growth across one of the world's most recognized consumer products companies. Together they explore how IT and Global Business Services are converging, why AI…

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  • 2022 MIT CDOIQ Symposium Session 10-5 - Francesco Tinto and Sanjeev Vohra

    Session Title: Data-led Transformation: Connecting Everything to Create Anything Session Abstract: The targets of transformation are many, but they all start the same way: with data. Data delivers insights about where to focus your transformation for the most value, supports better decision making through the transformation process and delivers insights that help businesses continually improve how they work, how they serve customers and how they differentiate through new products and services. Many organizations have “grown up” in a siloed operating model where data was fragmented, underutil…

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