Adam Orentlicher | Source | Senior VP & CTO, Tax & Accounting North America at Wolters Kluwer
Adam Orentlicher
Senior VP & CTO, Tax & Accounting North America at Wolters Kluwer
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Supporting thousands of clients, Adam leads the global technology team responsible for application development, quality assurance and release management, spanning cloud and desktop software platforms. His focus is driving high-quality, highly scalable and performant applications leveraging emerging technologies and innovations including, the use of APIs, AI, ML, Blockchain, and RPA capabilities to enable leading customer experiences.
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Wolters Kluwer
Senior VP & CTO, Tax & Accounting North America
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AI's Role in Coding: Evolution, Not Extinction
Adam highlights that coding remains viable, evolving with AI. By 2028, "90% of enterprise software engineers will use AI code assistants." Developers must balance AI reliance with creativity. While AI tools augment roles, manual labor won't outlast white-collar jobs. Security risks in no-code AI tools necessitate oversight. AI's global competition may accelerate tool innovation.
