Tamal Chowdhury
Tamal is the Chief Technology Officer of Impact Analytics, where he leverages 25+ years of experience in AI/ML, emerging technologies, mathematical modeling, and product engineering to drive the company’s technological vision and strategy. He has been instrumental in directing AI research and engineering and building next-gen SaaS products for CPG, retail, and other sectors.
Tamal previously served as the CTO of Incivus Technologies, a computer vision-based AI startup, where he built machine intelligence solutions for the advertising and media industries. Prior to that, he was the Head of Artificial Intelligence Labs at C5i, a pure-play AI & Analytics company, where he built AI-enabled SaaS products and platforms, and led Machine Learning research and development. He spent a significant part of his career at Oracle Corporation in various leadership roles, including the Head of India Development Center for a major product organization. He also held leadership positions at Infosys and Unisys.
A mathematician and computer scientist by training, Tamal holds a Systems PhD with research focused on signal mining through machine learning and mathematical programming. His post-doctorate research focused on computational modeling, nonlinear dynamics, and deep learning.
He continues to push the boundaries of AI/ML and computing, driving innovation and efficiency in every organization he serves.
Tamal Chowdhury
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In our clients’ own words
“Our partnership with Impact Analytics and the AI tools that we have at our disposal now really make possible the kind of leapfrogging of capabilities that we want.”
“We landed on Impact Analytics for 3 core reasons: culture, technology, and an intuitive interface that was easy to adopt.”
“We look forward to arming our internal teams with better, more efficient ways to process data, like MondaySmart. They can now synthesize what would have taken hours of meetings and shuffling through lots of financial reports into a succinct AI-powered dashboard and so much more in terms of inventory management and merchandising assortment.”
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