Roese emphasized that measuring the return on investment (ROI) is critical, stating "If any of those four get better in a material way, I win," highlighting his focus on tangible results.
According to Roese, "The very first thing we evaluate before anything else, before technical or security, is ROI," indicating a strategic shift in how Dell assesses AI projects.
Roese mentioned the change in decision-making with "this is not consensus building; our first go-around we tried to do that by the way, we tried to get consensus and it went nowhere," showcasing a move to more authoritative leadership.
Roese discussed how the new AI initiatives are already proving effective, noting how their AI coding assistant has "been rolled out to 20,000 engineers, raising productivity and lowering the barrier to entry for new engineers."
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