In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Mirzaee breaks down what the mainstreaming of AI has meant for client priorities and how it’s changing the marketing landscape as we know it.
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Even for AI companies, artificial intelligence is changing the game.
Aydin Mirzaee, CEO of Ottawa-based tech company Fellow, said his company is constantly finding ways to use new AI technologies to improve the way it manages its business.
A self-proclaimed tech-loving entrepreneur, Mirzaee has jumped feet-first into artificial intelligence. He founded his AI-powered meeting management software company in 2019, just months before the pandemic triggered a boom in virtual meetings.
Prior to that, he co-founded online survey provider Fluidware in 2008 and sold the company to SurveyMonkey six and a half years later. He then had a two-year stint as a senior manager at SurveyMonkey, serving first as general manager of FluidReview, then as director of product management.
In this instalment of Top of Mind in Tech, Mirzaee breaks down what the mainstreaming of AI has meant for client priorities, why it’s freeing up time for customer support agents, and how it’s changing the marketing landscape as we know it.
This transcript has been edited for length and clarity.