Freelance Journalist, Copywriter and Consultant
Mark Samuels is a Freelance Journalist, Copywriter, and Consultant. He specializes in topics such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and software development, with a keen focus on AI platforms, SaaS, and the intersection of technology and sports business. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications including VentureBeat, IT Pro, and ZDNet.
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Mark Samuels' coverage predominantly focuses on technology, data & analytics, with an emphasis on expert commentary and citing relevant data. This indicates a preference for pitches that offer deep insights into emerging technologies or data-driven trends in the business world.
Given Mark's interest in interviews with CIOs and CDOs, it is likely that he would be responsive to pitches involving exclusive access to high-profile tech executives who can discuss their innovative strategies and approaches within their organizations.
Pitches should align with Mark's international outlook as there is no specific geographic focus evident in his articles.
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By: Mark Samuels
The CIO used to be the most knowledgeable IT expert in the room. Now, to a certain degree, being the most tech-savvy person is impossible because of the breadth of changes associated with AI.
By: Mark Samuels
Experts warn that an extinction event is coming for SaaS, thanks to AI disintermediation. Here's why some vendors remain skeptical.
Cherowbrier says innovation is one of the watchwords for Formula E. He describes the motorsport as a testbed for new ideas, whether it’s the cars on the track, the batteries powering the vehicles, or the technology systems behind the scenes.
By: Mark Samuels
The autonomous business of the future is being built. Certain skills are in high demand - and can help you stand out.
By: Mark Samuels
Professionals are burning through tokens, but smart business leaders are finding ways to balance costs and value creation.
Computer Weekly visited the AMR Technology Campus during the British GP sprint qualifying. The campus was a hive of activity, with people working in the facility and at the track to help the team’s drivers boost their performance.
Professional handcraft is the key to unlocking value from emerging technology and data, suggest Aston Martin Aramco F1 executives and partners.
