Slalom Data & AI Lead - New England | AI / ML | Consulting | Alum of MIT, Wharton, and Penn | Posts are my own views.
Joined September 2012
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Check out my latest article in @HarvardBiz about adaptive organizations and value creation related to #AI
AI transformation doesn’t stall because of tools.
It stalls when organizations aren’t designed to adapt.
Closing the AI skills gap requires rethinking how work happens — not just adding training.
Read more in @HarvardBiz: slalom.ws/4aYbX2D
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Excited to be at @Snowflake Summit with my @Slalom colleagues, clients, and partners!
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Token-Wise, Value-Foolish
Have token costs got you down? Check out my latest article on how to think about optimizing your AI ROI through a holistic AI and organizational strategy and execution approach.
linkedin.com/pulse/token-wis…
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Realities of AI implementation that I am helping @Slalom clients with on a daily basis were at the forefront, including data readiness and integration, trust & guardrails, compute considerations, agentic AI in production at scale, standards, adaptive workforce, and robotics.
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I really enjoyed last week's @techreview's EmTech AI 2026 conference at @MIT Media Lab. It was nice to be back campus reconnecting with and meeting new leaders talking about challenges & opportunities in AI.
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Are we overlooking one of the biggest drivers of performance?
Slalom @whartonknows Initiative studied how chronotype shapes when people do their best work—and what happens when teams align to it: slalom.ws/4tG6aH0
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We're days away from #GoogleCloudNext! Here’s where to find Slalom in Las Vegas:
📍 Booth 3017—Talk #ZeroLegacy with AI-powered modernization
🎉 Slalom Grand Prix Event—Connect with the cloud community
Get the details → slalom.com/google-next
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We’re excited to announce a global strategic collaboration with @aws to help organizations become AI-first enterprises.
Together, we’re accelerating modernization, AI adoption, and innovation—moving from legacy to scalable AI solutions, faster. slalom.ws/3ObdN9j
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Slalom has been named a 2026 @googlecloud Public Sector Partner of the Year award winner for U.S. State & Local Government. This recognition reflects the impact we’re making to help public sector organizations better serve their communities w/Google Cloud. slalom.ws/494WxJM
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3 Jun 2020
My team at Sage Analysis Group @sageanalysisgrp has an exciting upcoming #ComputerVision / #AI / #ML project opportunity. #Boston and #WashingtonDC area locations preferred. (Only hiring US citizens at this time due to the nature of our work with the US government.)
3 Jun 2020
I am excited to now be the Head of Data Science at Sage Analysis Group @sageanalysisgrp (formerly PA Aerospace & Defense)! We began as an @MITSloan spin-off pioneering advanced modeling, analytics, and technology innovation.
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
14 Apr 2020
Scientists are still working to understand the "trillion-dollar question" of how the coronavirus can spread through the air. The role of aerosols — smaller droplets — is crucial. Here's what we know now. nyti.ms/2xsproA
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
14 Apr 2020
The best way to stop the spread of the coronavirus is to stay home. But if you must go out, it's important to keep your distance — and even staying 6 feet away from others may not be enough. This simulation shows why. nyti.ms/34AoC9z
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
14 Apr 2020
We used augmented reality to show what social distancing guidelines look like in real life: at the grocery store, on a sidewalk, anywhere you might go.
Try it yourself, using the AR feature in our iOS app. nyti.ms/2xj39Wx
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
14 Apr 2020
See the full simulation to show how far respiratory droplets can spread — and how a mask can help. If you haven’t been keeping your distance to fight the coronavirus, it may persuade you. nyti.ms/2xj39Wx
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
14 Apr 2020
Why 6 feet? Is that really far enough to protect you and others? This visual simulation of a cough shows it can travel farther than you think. nyti.ms/3ab2W54
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14 Apr 2020
Please see today's @nytimes article to which I contributed based on my @MIT PhD research on the fluid dynamics of airborne disease transmission. Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze!
This 3-D Simulation Shows Why Social Distancing Is So Important
nyti.ms/2RB6ozx
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Barry Scharfman, Ph.D. retweeted
20 May 2019
As military threats become more sophisticated, mission success will depend on executing a flexible, evolving #AI strategy. PA Aerospace and Defense experts James Marceau and @BarryScharfman discuss in @NationalDefense bit.ly/2JvU158
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