Chris Strammiello

Chris Strammiello directs the worldwide Marketing and Product organizations for the Nuance Imaging Solutions Business Unit. Chris has played a strategic leadership role in the merger and acquisition and integration strategies behind Nuance adding eCopy, XSolutions, and Equitrac. He came to Nuance in 2000 from Xerox Corporation where he held a variety of marketing and strategy positions. Chris holds a BS in Marketing from the University of Connecticut. He has more than 15 years experience in the imaging industry and is a regular expert commentator in the media.
Artificial Intelligence Requires Tighter Security
March 2018
Why Artificial Intelligence Requires Tighter Security
BY Chris Strammiello
March 7 2018
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more ingrained into our daily lives, we are starting to do things very differently. According to a recent article, the
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