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Olivier Gomez (OG)

CEO and Co-Founder of IAC.AI. AI and automation executive and author, based in France.

Biography

Olivier Gomez, known as OG, is a France-based entrepreneur, AI and automation executive, author and public voice focused on enterprise transformation. He is known for building and scaling automation and AI delivery capabilities in complex global environments, with more than 25 years of experience across large organizations and multinational operating models.

He is the CEO and Co-Founder of IAC.AI, an enterprise-focused AI and automation firm with a technology-agnostic approach across artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, workflow automation and operational execution. The company is built around measurable outcomes, delivery and business impact.

Before launching IAC.AI in 2021, Olivier held senior enterprise automation leadership roles at Hewlett Packard and DXC Technology, where he helped scale large automation programs across global delivery environments. His work contributed to major transformation initiatives involving more than 3,000 bots across multiple regions.

He is the co-author of The A to Z of Generative AI: A Guide to Leveraging AI for Business, written with Kieran Gilmurray for business leaders and non-technical executives. His new book, The OG Operating System, is a system for running your life and your work when output is cheap and judgment is not. A free extract is available.

Olivier holds multiple granted US patents in enterprise automation and network problem resolution. He is a Gartner Peer Community Ambassador, an MIT Technology Review Global Panelist, a member of the IRPA AI Network and a former member of the Forbes Technology Council. In 2025, Thinkers360 ranked him #1 Global Leader in IT Operations, with more recognition in Intelligent Automation, Robotics and IT Leadership.

He publishes commentary and analysis through his newsletter and public channels, on enterprise AI, automation execution, operating models and the gap between AI hype and operational reality.

Olivier was born in Marseille, France. His work has spanned multiple countries, industries and operating environments, with a consistent focus on turning automation and AI into concrete business outcomes.

OG Approved newsletter

A no-BS signal in a noisy AI world. 12,000+ subscribers on LinkedIn.

Subscriber figure as of 30/09/2026.

25+ years

Enterprise experience

$100M+

Business impact

3,000+ bots

In transformation programs at HP and DXC

44,500+

LinkedIn followers, as of 11/10/2026

Roles

Operator, founder, advisor, ambassador, contributor, author. One thread: technology that delivers outcomes.

Corporate career, 1997 to 2021

  1. 2017 to 2021

    DXC Technology

    Global Head of Automation Delivery and Center of Expertise, 200 direct reports. Then global product lead for DXC Bionix, the automation and AIOps platform.

  2. 2010 to 2017

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise

    Head of the Automation Global Center of Expertise. Director of offshore services productivity: $30M bottom-line savings.

  3. 2008 to 2010

    EDS, an HP company

    Director, Office of the CTO. Investment portfolio of about $100M.

  4. 1998 to 2008

    Hewlett Packard

    Remote support center manager, then global service delivery teams in Kuala Lumpur, São Paulo, Shanghai and Bratislava.

  5. 1997 to 1998

    IBM UK

    Team lead, global hardware support.

Education

  • INSEAD, Management Acceleration Programme2003
  • Lean Six Sigma Executive Belt, Hewlett Packard2014

Entrepreneur

  • Co-Founder and CEO, IAC.AIsince 2021
  • Investorsince 2009

Advisor

  • Independent advisor to startups, boards, CxOs and investorssince 2020
  • Fractional Chief Automation and AI Officer
  • Soludity, Portugal: board member and advisorsince 2025
  • Pointee, Praguesince 2023
  • Automatorr, Australiasince 2023
  • Executive Fellow, Digital Growth Collective, Londonsince 2025

Ambassador

  • VivaTechsince 2024
  • RAISE Summitsince 2025
  • AI Summit Barcelona2026
  • Gartner Peer Community, Automation and AIsince 2023

Contributor

  • MIT Technology Review Global Panelsince 2021
  • Intelligent Automation Congress, Executive Committeesince 2022
  • IRPA AI, advisor and contributorsince 2023
  • The AI Journal, advisor and contributorsince 2024
  • Forbes Technology Councilformer

Free tools

Do you own your AI, and does it deliver? Find out in six minutes.

AI Execution Check, the Hype or real? game and the OG OS self-test. Free, result on screen.

Patents

Two granted US patents, both born in IT operations: fixing problems without a human in the loop, and making sense of event noise.

Granted

US 9,959,162 B2 Granted 01/05/2018

Automated remote network target computing device issue resolution

A management system receives an event from a device inside a remote network, picks the fix, and runs it with a software agent on that device. No manual intervention.

Assignee: Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Co-inventor with HP colleagues.

JustiaGoogle Patents

Granted

US 10,812,327 B2 Granted 20/10/2020

Event clusters

IT events are turned into a standard form, compared with events already grouped, and added to the closest cluster. Less noise, faster triage.

Assignee: Ent. Services Development Corporation (DXC). Co-inventor with HP colleagues.

JustiaGoogle Patents

All records: Justia inventor page · Google Patents search

A business-first view of AI

Technology is only as good as the business impact it delivers.

Growth, not only efficiency

AI should drive revenue, innovation and competitive edge, not just automate tasks.

Aligned with the business

Many AI projects fail because they do not match business goals. Adoption must be strategic, scalable and measurable.

Real implementation

Hands-on experience from corporate AI leadership and from startups, not theory.

People first

AI is about people as much as technology. Workforces should be empowered, not replaced.

Beyond controlled environments

I travel, a lot, and I go far. 67 countries so far. From TV studios, big stages and three-star Michelin tables to remote places where a bodyguard was part of the plan.

Olivier Gomez in the field with an armed security escort A DigiTruck mobile classroom in Wajir, Kenya, February 2026 Olivier Gomez with students at 42 Antananarivo, Madagascar, October 2025 Adventure motorcycling on a remote track Olivier Gomez in a fire chat on stage at VivaTech 2023, Paris

Pictured: in the field with a security escort, a DigiTruck classroom in Kenya (2026), students at 42 Antananarivo in Madagascar (2025), on the road by motorbike, and on stage at VivaTech (2023).

Edge one

Where AI is built and sold

Boardrooms, global stages, GITEX, MWC, VivaTech. This is where the future gets pitched.

Edge two

Where the internet has not arrived

Villages in Madagascar, northern Kenya, Komodo Island. People not online yet, and some without electricity. They still run communities, families and trade at full human speed.

I live on both edges of the digital divide. It keeps my view of AI honest. If an idea only works in a boardroom, it is not finished. I wrote about it in The Hidden Divide and in I have been to 67 countries. See also the Kenya field visit.

Global mobility

  • 67 countries, from capitals to places with no road signs
  • Remote or logistically complex locations
  • Limited resources and imperfect conditions

Endurance and risk awareness

  • Enduro and adventure motorcycling
  • Diving, spearfishing and open water
  • Skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking and hiking

Why it matters at work

  • Calm decisions under pressure
  • Comfort with incomplete information
  • Respect for risk, limits and failure modes
  • Reliable when conditions are not ideal

Who is Olivier Gomez?

Olivier Gomez, also known as OG, is a France-based AI and automation executive, entrepreneur, author and CEO of IAC.AI. He is known for enterprise automation, AI delivery, patents, public speaking and industry recognition across multiple third-party platforms.

What does Olivier Gomez do?

He works in enterprise AI and automation, with a focus on delivery, execution and business outcomes. He leads IAC.AI and publishes analysis on artificial intelligence, automation strategy, operating models and enterprise transformation.

What is IAC.AI?

IAC.AI is an enterprise AI and automation firm co-founded by Olivier Gomez. It focuses on delivery, execution and measurable business outcomes across AI, robotic process automation and workflow automation programs.

What book did Olivier Gomez write?

He co-authored The A to Z of Generative AI: A Guide to Leveraging AI for Business with Kieran Gilmurray. The book is for business leaders and decision-makers working on AI strategy and implementation.

Where can I find verified references for Olivier Gomez?

Public sources, rankings, publications, third-party validation and external profiles are on the references page.