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Allison Bishop
Global Lead - Partner PR, AWS
Allison Bishop is the Global Lead for Partner Public Relations at Amazon Web Services (AWS). In her role, she is responsible for overseeing public relations strategies and communications for AWS partners, enhancing their visibility and engagement within the tech community.
Bishop has a strong academic background, having completed three degrees within four years: a BA in Public Relations and International Studies, and a BS in Spanish. Her professional experience includes significant roles in public relations and communications, where she has developed expertise in managing PR initiatives across various industries, including telecommunications and energy.13
In addition to her current position at AWS, Bishop has been actively involved in various discussions and initiatives related to the technology sector, showcasing her commitment to driving impactful communication strategies within the industry.2
Highlights
Tomorrow is my first day back from maternity leave after baby number 3. It feels surreal and bittersweet. I’m thrilled to put another part of my brain back to work, be out in the world again and read about something other than baby sleep regressions. Yet, there’s also the very real feelings of guilt, anxiety, and sadness handing the little guy over to anyone else after spending every waking moment together for four months. (And there were a lot more WAKING moments than sleeping ones…)
Working in public relations- especially at a successful publicly traded company- is no cake walk. Deadlines are tight and can pop up suddenly. Your head must always be on a swivel consuming news as it breaks, and you need to know the tech just about as well as your engineers to prep them to speak to press, or help translate. Yet there is no tougher or more demanding job than being a parent. I applaud those who make the choice to stay home full time.
I write this while nap trapped with the baby as yet another cup of coffee goes cold. But it’s a beautiful way to end my leave and reflect on how grateful I am to have had this time. Not everyone gets maternity leave in the US, which is a real shame.
I am so thankful for the many Amazon Web Services (AWS) PR colleagues that supported me through this time. Among them: Cortney Lusignan Stacy Oaksmith Mitchell Matt Lambert Doug Stone Kristie Cunningham, Jordan Fashimpaur and of course Anneka Patel for running the show and crushing it at #mwc24!
As we say at Amazon, tomorrow is a (new) Day 1.
Enterprises embracing AI and ML is not new, but as Ishwar Parulkar explains in the 5G Talent Talk with Carrie Charles podcast, there are three factors driving the #generativeai boom:
"One is compute. It has become much cheaper and more affordable. You need lots of computing to train machine learning neural network models. That price point has exploded in terms of becoming very affordable to run very large models.... The second one is the amount of data available now.... [and] the third... [is] a fundamental innovation in the neural network architecture called the Transformer Architecture, which allows you to generate new content based on training very large models."
Learn more about #cloud and #genai in the #telcoindustry, and how Amazon Web Services (AWS) is helping to prepare the workforce for these changes by checking out the newest episode with Carrie Charles, via RCR Wireless News here: https://lnkd.in/ghmUiJWy
#ai #artificialintelliegence #machinelearning #ml #telecommunications #telco
