Pamela Maynard, the former CEO of Avanade, is transitioning to Microsoft as the chief AI transformation officer. Her new role will focus on enhancing Microsoft's Customer and Partner Solutions business, leveraging her extensive experience in IT services and consulting. Maynard's leadership at Avanade saw significant growth and a cultural transformation emphasizing inclusion and diversity.
Rodrigo Caserta will succeed Maynard as CEO of Avanade, bringing nearly a decade of experience within the company. Meanwhile, game designer Jordan Weisman is developing a new open-world pirate game called Sea of Legends, inspired by his son's successful Kickstarter project. The tech landscape continues to evolve with these leadership changes and innovative projects.
• Pamela Maynard joins Microsoft to lead AI transformation initiatives.
• Rodrigo Caserta appointed as new CEO of Avanade following Maynard's departure.
This term is relevant as Maynard's new role at Microsoft focuses on leading AI transformation efforts.
Weisman is working on Adventure Forge, an AI-driven toolset for game development.
Microsoft is enhancing its AI capabilities through the appointment of Pamela Maynard.
Avanade is undergoing leadership changes with Rodrigo Caserta stepping in as CEO.
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