AI Governance Beyond the Hype
Why accountability, ownership and operating models matter more than the choice of model.
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Practical perspectives for leaders who need to understand what technology means for their business beyond the headlines.
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Why accountability, ownership and operating models matter more than the choice of model.
How technology choices become costs, constraints and operational liabilities that leadership needs to understand.
Moving from scattered experiments to purposeful adoption, with clear business outcomes and responsibilities.
Why resilience is a matter of architecture and leadership as much as recovery plans.
The questions boards should ask about AI, architecture, technical debt and major transformation.
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Available for keynotes, panels, leadership discussions and podcast conversations. Topics can be adapted to your audience and format.
Tamas Marin is a technology advisor and fractional CTO with more than 35 years of experience across engineering, architecture, technology leadership and transformation. He helps leaders make practical decisions about AI, technology risk and operational resilience.
Tamas Marin works at the intersection of technical delivery and executive decision-making. His career spans software engineering, enterprise architecture, CTO leadership and technology transformation, with experience across startups, scale-ups and large organizations.
His work includes organizations such as Shell, AstraZeneca, Barclays, RSA and NAVTOR. He brings an engineering perspective to leadership questions: how technical debt affects growth, where AI needs accountable ownership and why operational resilience begins in everyday decisions.
Based in Europe, Tamas works with leadership teams in the U.S. and Europe. His talks focus on practical judgement, connecting complex technology issues to business priorities and decisions.
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