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Marie Myers is deploying AI agents across HPE's finance organization of about 3,600 people.
“where she's deploying AI agents across 3,600 person finance organization.”
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Marie Myers is deploying AI agents across HPE's finance organization of about 3,600 people.
“where she's deploying AI agents across 3,600 person finance organization.”
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HPE collaborated with Deloitte on the Zora platform, which HPE calls Alfred.
“we collaborated with Deloitte on called Zora. We call it Alfred at HPE.”
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HPE co-engineered with Nvidia on a NIM to make its finance AI give consistent, deterministic answers.
“we actually co-engineered with Nvidia, uh, on a nim to help crack determinism, because you just can't get finance data wrong.”
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HPE runs its finance AI on a private cloud AI architecture, meaning on-premises infrastructure that holds the data.
“private cloud AI architecture, which is basically on prem infrastructure to house the data”
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HPE's weekly operations call, held on Mondays, is one of the most important processes that finance drives, and Alfred was scaled to support it.
“So the ops call, which we have every Monday at about midday around this time, is probably one of the most important processes that finance in the company, you know, actually drives on a weekly basis.”
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HPE named its platform Alfred after Batman's wingman, seeing it as a wing person for finance.
“we've called our platform inside of HPE Alfred, which is actually Batman's wingman, cause, you know, we sort of see Alfred as our wing person, frankly.”
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Myers and her team trained more than 3,000 people in HPE's organization on AI over a couple of years.
“literally training more than 3,000 people in our organization.”
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HPE centralized its FP&A team into one organization and reviewed its work end to end before adding AI.
“we actually decided to pull all the FP&A team together under one central organization and then look end to end across their work.”
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