Have you been able to bring any previously outsourced capabilities in-house using implemented AI solutions?

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We’re currently working on this59%

Not yet, but we’re exploring this possibility12%

No8%

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Associate Chief Information Officer (ACIO), VP of IT in Education7 months ago

We are scrutinizing hard our ability to decrease our outsourced investment in a human powered and staffed network operations center NOC for major incidents MIs and rely more heavily on AI technology to guide us during major incidents.

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