Courtesy of Nestle's Carolina Pinart below is a transcript of his speaking session on 'How AI and advanced analytics are re-shaping R&D. Nestle's case' to Build a Thriving Enterprise that took place at Artificial Intelligence World Live - A Virtual Conference.
Session Information:
The presentation will provide an in-depth look at AI’s potential to transform multinational corporations in Nestle's case. We will focus on how AI/ML is driving progress toward the corporate’s key strategic objectives and unlocking massive opportunities across all areas of manufacturing, procurement and administration.
Overview of main AI/ML use cases in CPG impacting revenue, costs and risks
How the product development lifecycle works today
How it will work in the future with AI/ML, from suggesting new product concepts to improving the effectiveness of product trials to detecting early-warning signals for food safety
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Group Head of R&D Information Technology,
Nestle.
Dr. Carolina Pinart is the Group Head of R&D Information Technology at Nestlé, in charge of accelerating R&D’s digital transformation through key IT capabilities to deliver purpose-driven innovation. Before that, she was Global Product Director for New Generation Technologies at Nestlé, where she industrialized emerging technologies across the Group such as AR/VR, AI, chatbots, advanced nutrition or voice, and led Nestlé’s company-wide AI Strategy Program, as well as the Barcelona Innovation Outpost. She holds a PhD in Engineering from the Technical University of Catalonia and has conducted business studies at the London Business School and New York University. Prior to Nestlé, she was the Chief Operating Officer of a New York City based startup, where she developed and launched an app ecosystem to match taxi supply and demand in real time. She also led Telehealth and Connected Car product development and new business launches for wireless carrier Telefónica, based in Madrid and the UK, with operation in Europe and Latin America. Carolina started her career as a consultant for Altran in France and worked in research and innovation for Siemens in Germany and for a leading technology center in Barcelona. Over that period, she published over 70+ papers in international journals and conferences and obtained 1 patent in diverse areas such as mobile video, wireless communications and optical networking.