President | StarCIO | Chief Digital Trailblazer | Founder | Author
Isaac Sacolick is the President at StarCIO and serves as Chief Digital Trailblazer, Founder, and Author. He specializes in areas such as AI and ML, data management, and cloud computing, with a focus on software development and autonomous systems. Isaac's insights and expertise have been featured in Channel Asia, SlideShare, InfoWorld, and CIO Online.
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Isaac's coverage primarily revolves around software & SaaS, tech, and data & analytics. His articles often cite data and provide expert commentary, indicating a preference for factual information from knowledgeable sources.
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