Enterprise Architecture · Technology Leadership

I help frontier teams meet the enterprise.

I'm Steven Levy — a technology executive with 20+ years building and scaling the high-trust engineering and architecture organizations that move advanced technology from promise to P&L. The hard part of frontier AI isn't the model — it's the org, the adoption, and the economics. That's the layer I've run for twenty years.

Years in technology leadership
20+
Solution architects enabled
250
Consultants in programs run
1,000+
M&A integration led
$400M
Operating principle

Architecture is alignment

I run the business by constantly aligning business and technology to the objectives. Every initiative ladders up to a measurable outcome — that's the discipline of enterprise architecture.

Architected across every TOGAF domain

The case for Steve

What I bring to a frontier team

Frontier capability is necessary but not sufficient. Value shows up when the right organization adopts it, trusts it, and runs it at margin. I've spent my career on exactly that translation layer.

01

Frontier capability → P&L impact

The gap most labs hit isn't the model — it's monetizing it inside the enterprise. My career is built on P&L discipline: revenue growth, net margin, and cost rationalization. I make advanced technology pay.

02

Scaling AI-era organizations

I built and scaled a North American architecture practice and have run transformation programs with 1,000+ consultants. As labs grow into enterprise scale, that's the organizational muscle that turns capability into delivery.

03

Adoption, integration & trust

The hardest part of transformational tech is getting people to trust and adopt it. From a $400M M&A integration to unifying legacy estates, I align organizations around a shared vision — the prerequisite for enterprise AI.

Capabilities

How I operate

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Selected work

AI & automation in practice

Flagship initiatives where advanced technology produced measurable outcomes.

GenAI · Computer vision

Computer vision across every Infor Cloud ERP

Delivered computer-vision capabilities into the full Infor CloudSuite ERP portfolio, and repeatedly fused deterministic and probabilistic workflows — so models augment the system of record instead of fighting it.

Agentic automation

Approvals that route themselves by risk

Built an AI approval automation that scores work orders for risk and routes each to the right approver — with the specific warnings and mitigation recommendations that approver needs. Faster decisions, fewer bad approvals, human still in the loop.

Platform governance · Evals

Near-real-time guardrails against model drift

Architected a CI/CD pattern that diffs prompt output against a baseline on a schedule — catching model updates or code pushes that quietly break deterministic flows, in near-real time. Production AI you can actually trust.

Track record

Twenty years of scaling and turnarounds

Operator and builder — equally at home setting vision and owning the number.

VP, Enterprise Architecture Infor 2015 – Present
  • Shipped computer-vision capabilities across the Infor CloudSuite ERP portfolio, fusing deterministic and probabilistic workflows.
  • Built an AI risk-scoring automation for work-order approvals, and a CI/CD prompt-regression harness that flags model and code drift in near-real time.
  • Built and scaled the North American Enterprise Architecture practice from the ground up.
  • Set performance, enablement, and architecture standards across 250 solution architects.
  • Led transformation programs alongside Deloitte, IBM, and TCS spanning 1,000+ consultants.
  • As practice director, doubled utilization and grew revenue 40% in four months.
Director, IT & Procurement Berk Enterprises 2014 – 2015
  • Unified AS/400, Windows, Linux, and ERP estates onto a single platform.
  • Doubled revenue per employee and lifted net margin 30% within 12 months.
Enterprise Architect Sysco 2013 – 2014
  • Orchestrated a $400M M&A integration — delivered on schedule with no revenue-impacting disruption.
  • Designed change-management frameworks that accelerated user adoption at scale.
Executive Vice President Prestige Restaurant Equipment 2008 – 2013
  • Directed IT, purchasing, and customer service supporting 250 team members on my reporting chart.
  • Integrated post-acquisition business lines, rationalized cross-site inventory, and unified redundant ERP systems.
Founder, CEO & President Distributor Software Systems 2001 – 2006
  • Formed, funded, and scaled an enterprise-grade supply-chain software consultancy.
  • Built board confidence with high-visibility cash-flow metrics, scaling operations while controlling overhead.
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