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Strategic leader with deep expertise at the intersection of analytics, AI, and enterprise operations. I focus on transforming complex business challenges into scalable, data-driven solutions that create measurable impact. My experience spans global supply chains, digital transformation, and organizational excellence, where I’ve guided cross-functional teams in driving efficiency, innovation, and sustainable growth. Passionate about responsible AI, decision intelligence, and building the next generation of data-empowered enterprises, I contribute actively to professional communities, thought leadership forums, and executive roundtables that shape the future of business and technology.
Bhubalan Mani
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expert panel
The web is no longer just a destination—it’s becoming an intelligent partner. OpenAI’s introduction of Atlas, an “agentic browser” that can see, reason about and act directly on web pages, represents a paradigm shift in how people and organizations interact with information. Instead of manually searching, clicking and compiling data, users will soon be able to instruct AI to handle these tasks autonomously—transforming the browser from a viewing window into a dynamic workspace. The shift comes amid accelerating enterprise adoption of AI assistants. A 2025 report by Prialto found that 64% of executives believe AI has positively impacted their productivity. However, only 26% fully trust the AI tools they use, indicating a reliance on human oversight. Atlas promises to eliminate that friction by merging reasoning and execution directly within the browser. To understand how this evolution could redefine the digital workplace, we turned to the Senior Executive AI Think Tank—a curated group of leaders shaping machine learning, generative AI and enterprise AI adoption. Their insights reveal not just how Atlas may transform software expectations, but also how organizations can prepare for a world where browsers act as autonomous partners rather than passive tools.
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GARMIN
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GARMIN makes products that are engineered on the inside for life on the outside. We do this so our customers can make the most of the time they spend pursuing their passions. With over 22,000 associates in 35 countries around the world, GARMIN brings GPS navigation and wearable technology to the automotive, aviation, marine, outdoor and fitness markets. At GARMIN, we think every day is an opportunity to innovate and a chance to beat yesterday.