We chat with Oisin De Conduin, from Xtremepush about AI and how it can help businesses. Topics we look at include:
– Is it all hype or is there real business value in AI?
– What is it good at, where are the benefits?
– What are the pitfalls or things to watch out for?- How can a business start to take advantage of it?
More about Oisin De Conduin –
Oisin De Conduin is the Director of Engineering at Xtremepush. He has 10+ years of experience in application modernisation, digital transformation, and cloud adoption. He is responsible for bringing innovation, security best practices, and ensuring a high quality of engineering across the platform, which is purpose-built for hyper-personalised omnichannel marketing. A key part of his role is looking at new and emerging technologies (like AI), and seeing how they can help unlock value for Xtremepush’s customers.
More about – Xtremepush.com
Xtremepush is an Omnichannel Customer Engagement Platform powered by a built-in CDP. It enables high-velocity companies to build, grow, and retain strong customer relationships through personalised, relevant, and timely communication.
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