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Rick
Levine
CEO
Modus
Rick is a Co-Founder of Modus and the Chief Executive Officer. His specialty? Helping clients traverse the complex, ever-changing terrain of the modern digital landscape. As a leader of Modus’ multidisciplinary technology department, Rick connects and facilitates the convergence of the strategy, design, and development teams to meet client goals for digital transformation. With twenty years of experience harnessing the power of digital technologies, Rick spent 17 years as founder and CEO of Bootsoft, a leading development firm where he led the charge in developing and continually improving complex business systems platforms. Rick also co-founded and led podcasting technology company Sonibyte where he developed groundbreaking podcast systems for publishers including WIRED, Time, Kiplinger’s, and Discovery Magazine. Rick is also the founder of online real estate search and collaboration platform CoopSnoop.
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26 March 2026 12:15 - 12:45
Achieving AI ROI: From AI pilots to lasting enterprise value
As companies rush to deploy AI solutions, product leaders are discovering a hard truth: what works in a demo often breaks down at enterprise scale. Pilots look promising until real-world user behavior, fragmented data, legacy systems, security requirements, and others come into play. In this session, Rick Levine, CEO of Modus Digital, bridges the gap from experimentation to long-lasting enterprise value creation. Drawing on decades of enterprise experience, he explores why AI initiatives often stall after early success—and how fragmented ownership, weak data foundations, and cost creep quickly erode ROI. Attendees will learn how to put business outcomes in the driver’s seat, design AI programs that work with existing infrastructure, and apply financial discipline before scaling.