Thunder, Salesforce, and USC Marshall Launch AI Research Lab
Thunder, in collaboration with Salesforce and USC Marshall School of Business, has launched the USC Agentic AI Research Lab, announced in a press release. This initiative aims to prepare students, researchers, and businesses for an AI-driven world by providing a platform for collaboration on how agentic AI will transform business strategy, organizational design, workforce skills, and investment priorities.
The lab will focus on four key areas: healthcare, corporate applications, high-tech industries, and public sector initiatives. It will offer students opportunities to work on real-world projects with Fortune 500 companies, access internships, and engage with global executives. The initiative is a joint effort by three leading organizations: USC Marshall, known for its academic rigor; Salesforce, a leader in AI CRM; and Thunder, a consulting leader in AI business transformation.
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