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Comment: Resubmitted without any improvement. If you keep doing that, this draft will eventually be rejected outright.There is no evidence of notability.There are no inline citations supporting the content, which is a requirement for articles on living people.This is also inherently promotional, and unless the draft is substantially improved before resubmitting, it may be deleted at the next review point. DoubleGrazing (talk) 14:59, 9 February 2024 (UTC)
Tim Cortinovis (born 1972) is a German auther and public speaker. Cortinovis writes about technology use in sales (mostly artificial intelligence and robotics) and sales automation. He is the auther of "This is Marketing Automation, this is Sales Automation" and of "So geht Vertrieb in Zukunft. Wie KI und Robotics denn Vertrieb im Mittelstand verändern."
Cortinovis gives talks about AI in business.
Sources: https://www.thekeenfolks.com/ai-trends/tim-cortinovis
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Tim-Cortinovis/author/B08P3Q85HD