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Jay Cuthrell

Founder and CEO at Cuthrell Consulting and 3 other companies
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William J. Cuthrell (Jay) is an innovative technology executive and sought-after servant leader. He is a prolific influencer and writer who communicates with ease at C-suite and practitioner levels across traditional and emerging mediums on digital transformation strategy in holistic full-stack engagements. His passion is taking vision from design to reality to become growth engines. Jay’s expertise demonstrated through substantial growth and change cycles provides a unique perspective into the technology industry’s future.

Jay is the founding partner of Cuthrell Consulting, a consultancy providing pragmatic Generative AI (GenAI) infused advisory services to service providers, startups, and investment groups. Cuthrell Consulting helps clients navigate, reach, and exceed their goals.

Previously, Jay was a Partner at IBM where he focused on the integration of Hybrid Cloud Services acquisition companies, offerings development, and consulting practice dimensions. As part of the executive team, Jay applied GenAI, developer experience (DevX), and platform engineering services expertise to Client engagements from edge to core to cloud.

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  • AI Communication: Preserving Cultural Identity Amidst Global Connectivity
    Jay Cuthrell, CEO at Cuthrell Consulting, highlights AI's role in global communication, emphasizing the need for balance between accessibility and cultural preservation, and calls for linguistic anthropologist involvement in policy-making to safeguard diversity.
  • Generative AI to Ignite Tech Upgrade Cycle
    Jay Cuthrell foresees a generative AI-induced upgrade wave. Apple's Secure Enclave may lead, offering a privacy-centric AI experience. Rivals could counter with cloud-based AI integrations, challenging Apple's silicon-based privacy advantage in the upcoming upgrade landscape.
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  • [NPR American Public Media’s Marketplace](https://www.marketplace.org/2010/07/13/having-missed-mobile-boat-microsoft-name-losing-luster/) (2011) needed a blurb about Facebook and I provided the curmudgeonly old man shakes fist at cloud meme. When asked if Facebook fatigue was setting in... I, again, obliged.

    > **Cuthrell:** Absolutely. I think I had 1,000 or more friends or more and I just couldn’t keep track of it. Pokes, and vampire bites or zombie bites or mob hits. But from my point of view, it’s noise.

  • [NPR American Public Media’s Marketplace](https://www.marketplace.org/2011/06/13/facebook-fatigue-may-be-setting/) (2010) needed a tasty sound bite about the attempts by Microsoft to get their mobile strategy right. I obliged.

    > **Cuthrell:** I think it is a lost cause. They are never going to find their way into my pocket.

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