Learn a practical ways nonprofits can begin using today’s accessible AI tools for data collection and analysis with minimal disruption
In this practical Nonprofit Bytes & Insights webinar, participants learned how to use today’s accessible AI tools to collect and analyze data with minimal disruption. They also covered the essential guardrails organizations must put in place to ensure data quality, protect constituent privacy, and use AI responsibly. Attendees left with a clear understanding of both how to get started immediately and how to implement AI in a way that strengthens outcomes while safeguarding the people they serve.
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Presented by Jean Pierre LeJacq, CTO of Salus
Jean Pierre is a proven technologist with hands-on as well as leadership skills Jean Pierre LeJacq is the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Salus. In collaboration with Brad Kain, he has started companies in technology consulting, health information management, and media analytics. He is an expert technologist with 40 years of experience in every phase of the software development lifecycle, as well as an unparalleled track record for successfully implementing complex systems. In his current role, Jean Pierre is responsible for SaaS infrastructure, information security, and compliance.
Jean Pierre represents Salus at numerous conferences and presentations. He participates in a number of groups such as the Industrial Internet Consortium, the leading industry group focused on emerging ‘Internet of Things’ technologies. Jean Pierre is also involved in the Center for Internet Security (formed by the US National Institute of Standards) and has been an active committer on the Debian Linux initiative for over 25 years. He is one of the founders of the Charlotte Linux Users Group and engages in the startup community as a member of the Hurt Hub for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Charlotte area.
