During this Vision Dinner, Jeroen Jedema, Lead Enterprise Architect at ABN AMRO, will share how architecture can guide AI adoption across the organisation. How do you organise collaboration between business, IT and architecture? Which foundations, reference models and frameworks are needed to assess and scale AI use cases? And how do you maintain control over risks, governance and dependencies as the technology continues to evolve?
Leaders in IT & Enterprise Architecture
CPD points | 2 points
17:30 | Start of program (including presentation, discussion and 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Language: Dutch
Restaurant ‘t Ganzenest, Rijswijk
Lead Enterprise Architect Data & AI
Jeroen Jedema has a background in Information Sciences, and has over 20 years of experience within ABN AMRO’s Enterprise Architecture departments. Prior to his current role, he was the bank’s Head of Architecture International and the Principal Enterprise Architect for Corporate and Private Banking. As of May 2021 he holds the position of Lead Enterprise Architect for Data & AI.
AI is developing rapidly, with organisations exploring an increasing range of applications, from individual use cases to autonomous AI agents. But how do you ensure these initiatives become part of a coherent architecture that is scalable, manageable and future-proof?
During this Vision Dinner, Jeroen Jedema, Lead Enterprise Architect at ABN AMRO, will share how architecture can guide AI adoption across the organisation. How do you organise collaboration between business, IT and architecture? Which foundations, reference models and frameworks are needed to assess and scale AI use cases? And how do you maintain control over risks, governance and dependencies as the technology continues to evolve?
The discussion will also address strategic questions around digital sovereignty and the autonomy of AI systems. How do you determine where AI is desirable, how much autonomy it should be given, and which guidelines and safeguards are needed?
You are welcome to join Jeroen and the other participants for an exclusive evening of knowledge exchange and networking. The central question is how enterprise architects can help organisations realise the opportunities of AI without losing control over the technology, its risks and its future direction.
