Closing the Enterprise AI Trust Gap
Techstrong TV Interviews
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19m
Eighty-five percent of large enterprises have piloted AI agents, but only 5% have deployed them to production. Brian Stimpfl, CEO of S-Docs, joins Alan Shimel on TechStrong TV to unpack the trust and governance gap behind that number and what it takes to move from agentic experimentation to agentic execution. Drawing on a 25-year career across financial services and the early internet revolution at TD Ameritrade, Waterhouse Securities, Scottrade, and Prudential, Brian explains why governed, native automation is the most reliable path to enterprise AI adoption. He and Alan dig into the findings of S-Docs’ study of 600-plus IT, security, and compliance leaders, the role of guardrails and human-in-the-loop oversight, and how S-Docs delivers 100% Salesforce-native document generation and e-signature so customer data never leaves the trusted CRM. They also reflect on the workforce anxiety facing new college graduates entering an AI-first economy and why every job created since the 1990s — including theirs — proves new careers will always emerge.
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