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    David Kupinski
    David Kupinski is a Managing Director and Global Leader for Protiviti’s Manufacturing & Distribution (M&D) Industry, with more than 25 years of experience in finance, accounting and internal audit consulting. He partners with organizations across multiple sectors to improve financial operations, enhance transparency and strengthen enterprise performance. As part of Protiviti’s CFO…
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    Podcast | Open-Source Quantum Sensing at DEF CON — with Quantum Village
    DEF CON 33 approaches, bringing with it the fourth year of Quantum Village. Nothing like getting hands-on with quantum computing and sensing technology at the world’s leading hacking conference. To that end, this episode explores the open-source quantum sensing device and software that our guests Mark Carney and Victoria Kumaran are presenting in Vegas. And yes, for the third year in a row, host…
  • Leadership
    Lighting the Learning Spark at Protiviti
    BB Bynum brings the energy to learning—designing bold, engaging experiences that fuel growth, spark confidence, and help Protiviti’s people and clients shine.
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    New Protiviti-Oxford Survey on Customer Experience Reveals an ‘Opportunity Gap’ Between Executive Optimism in the Role of AI and Actual Optimization
    MENLO PARK, Calif., July 17, 2025 –More than half of global executives (57%) are confident that AI will enhance customer experience, yet only 17% believe their organization is currently optimizing CX as effectively as they could be, as revealed by the latest survey in the VISION by Protiviti series, the “Protiviti-Oxford Global Executive Outlook on the Customer Experience (CX).The ‘Opportunity…
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    Podcast | AI Meets Quantum in the Real World – with SandboxAQ
    There’s been much speculation about how fault-tolerant quantum computing might accelerate the power of artificial intelligence in the future. But what if those technologies switched roles? AI is already improving certain aspects of current quantum technology. Find out how businesses and verticals can start to use these techniques for real use cases in quantum sensing, simulation, and migration to…
  • Blog
    The cities are alright: Yes, they’ll survive... and be far more important in 2030 and beyond
    Cities may have bent, but they’re not broken. Reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated.Too many executives are unprepared for the coming climate crisis.Cities’ revenues have suffered. Now, we need businesses to re-invest in cities.
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    It’s the end of the work as we know it, and I feel fine
    We’ve spent months asking questions about the future of work, and now we have some very educated guesses as to where this all leads.While some may want to return to the good old days, it’s becoming increasingly clear there’s no going back.Workers have options and will surely exercise them.
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    Hyperbole, hype and hope? Trillions of reasons why the metaverse matters
    Let’s start at the beginning: Protiviti defines the metaverse as “an immersive, collaborative virtual world that exists as physical and virtual objects converge.”Some forecasts have put the metaverse’s overall global economic impact as high as $15 trillion by 2030. Hyperbole, hype and hope? Maybe, but there’s some smart people and significant brands betting on its success.Business leaders will…
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    Wealth management in a digital future with Greg Dillon of OneTeam Financial
    "I don’t think that the digitization of the monetary system really changes the game for wealth managers, but I do think that the U.S. is behind a lot of countries as far as payments go and the digital payment systems.""Given the fact that [crypto is] not as traceable as bank deposits, it does open itself up for these illicit transactions and things that are outside of the scope of what we really…
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    Longtime regulator Tom Vartanian on crypto and a CBDC: Proceed with caution
    "I tend to think that cryptocurrency is never going to be money. It may be an investment. It may be a security. It may be a commodity. I don’t ever think it’s going to be money.""We’ve got a regulatory system that I have argued is terribly out of date, terribly misfocused, and at the end of the day, focused on only a small portion of the financial services business.""If you can open up an account…
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