When the 11th Hour Panic Starts, Are You Confident Your Compliance Will Pass the Test?
Why do scaling tech companies wait until the 11th hour to care about governance and compliance? David Savage sits down with Scrut Automation’s Nick Muy to explore the panic that hits when a major ente...
20 Mai 17min
The Truth About Deep Tech: Why Nature Doesn’t Care About Your Pitch Deck
While software moves fast, progress to unlock the power of fusion energy faces the unforgiving laws of physics. David Savage sits down with Cary Forest, Chief Scientific Officer at Realta Fusion, to e...
18 Mai 21min
Who Holds the Keys When AI Agents Enter the Workforce?
AI agents are taking over, but who governs their access? In this episode, David sits down with Nancy Wang (CTO of 1Password) to explore the evolving "trusted access gap" for machines and agents. Nancy...
15 Mai 19min
The Governance Gap: This 150-Year-Old Charity Is Embracing Shadow IT
How do you manage technology governance for 20,000 volunteers without killing innovation? Joanne Todd, CIO at St John Ambulance, explains why she embraces a "sandbox" approach to shadow IT instead of ...
13 Mai 24min
You Can’t Achieve AI Readiness Without Confidence That Your Data is Good Enough
Many companies boast hundreds of AI experiments, but how many actually make it to production?In this episode, Chris Bridgland from Couchbase reveals the stark reality of "AI readiness". We explore why...
11 Mai 24min
Is Your Business Quantum Ready?
Quantum computing is no longer a 10-year theoretical pipe dream. In this episode, QuERA’s Chief Commercial Officer Yuval Boger reveals how technology advances are making quantum accessible, energy-eff...
8 Mai 32min
The Junior Talent Pivot: Why Gen Z Wants Mentorship, Not Your Photocopier
We treat Gen Z as a market to be sold to, not a generation of builders, and when we hire them its to fulfill legacy roles within an organisation. In this episode of Tech Talks, David Savage sits down ...
6 Mai 25min
We Discuss Why IT Shouldn't Lead Your Technology Strategy
Every company wants AI, but most are getting it wrong by treating it as an isolated IT project. Frank O'Dea, CEO of Klarus, argues that businesses are suffering from too many "technology-led hammers l...
4 Mai 27min
