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J. Scott Christianson
Teacher, entrepreneur, and public speaker. Making productive connections among the education, business, and technical worlds.
J. Scott Christianson is an Associate Teaching Professor at MU's Trulaske College of Business where he focuses on information systems and project management, with an emphasis on technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
He is known for his leadership in integrating emerging technologies into education and has received numerous awards for his teaching excellence, including the Distance Learning Leadership Award and the Excellence in Teaching Award.
An experienced author and public speaker, he has co-authored books and collaborated internationally to deliver courses on emerging technologies.
With a background in owning an information technology business and being a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), he has worked on over 400 projects worldwide.
Previously, Scott Christianson served on the Board of Regents for the State Technical College of Missouri and held various roles in different organizations.
His educational background includes an M.A. in Education from The George Washington University and a B.A. in Biology from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
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🌟 Honored to be quoted in this article by SAP discussing the impact of Generative AI on the banking industry along with Promiti Dutta (Citi) and Miriam Fernandez, CFA (S&P Global)! 💡 Even more excited that I sound semi-intelligent. 🤔 Christianson says banks must look beyond cost reductions to truly calculate the value of GenAI. “Rather than looking at reducing the bottom line, banks need to think about how they can use this technology for ideation, strategy, and scenario planning,” he says. “These are the areas where C-level executives should be concentrating because the whole cost reduction focus is a race to the bottom.”
As I mentioned in the article, AI isn't just about automating tasks—it should be about enhancing the human experience and delivering value. By carefully leveraging AI, I think that banks can offer personalized services that are not only efficient but also emotionally intelligent. Done right, this new wave of AI innovation will help financial institutions build stronger relationships with their customers and drive growth. If done poorly, it will move the needle in the opposite way. That is why I encourage all boards to think about having a futurist on their board.
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#GenerativeAI #BankingInnovation #CustomerExperience #AI #DigitalTransformation #FinancialServices #FutureOfBanking #Innovation
Just got done reading "3 Common Archetypes of Employees Who Commit Fraud" in the Harvard Business Review by Kelly Richmond Pope, CPA and my University of Missouri Trulaske College of Business colleague Vairam Arunachalam ! Highly recommend. While I talk about #scams and #Fraud (especially when committed using technology in one form or another), I normally think of it from the victim side. This article has got me thinking about how to "flip the script" and think about what archetypes perpetuate deepfakes (political, chaos seekers, revenge seekers, etc.). Are there choke or decision points where these people can be "headed off at the pass" so to speak. This will have me thinking for a while. Thanks Kelly Richmond Pope, CPA and Vairam Arunachalam, and keep up the good work. https://lnkd.in/gFgJ5-B7
