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As technology disruption accelerates, the Enterprise Thought Leadership Podcast shares insights from business and technology leaders at the forefront of enterprise transformation.
Covering a range of industries, we interview C-level leaders of the solution providers driving innovation across the enterprise, and the executives navigating the people, process and technology changes that keep their organisations and supply chains competitive and ready for what comes next.
Most episodes run 30 to 50 minutes. Guests talk about the work in front of them: the decisions they face, what has worked, and what they would do differently.
Consolidating the MarTech stack was supposed to produce one clear reporting picture. It did not. Adrianne Haynes-Samuel, digital and technology principal at Modern, argues the tooling is rarely the problem. The data model underneath it is. It goes out of date as service offerings change and CRM fields get edited.
For decades, business software sat still and waited for you to come to it. You pulled the report, built the pivot table, went looking for the number. That's beginning to flip. The system speaks first. Tim Bond interviews Amir Jirbandey, who leads international marketing at Personio, about what that shift means and where it leads. The conversation moves from a simple proactive nudge ("your team hasn't taken time off…
Right now, Anthropic's most powerful model Mythos Preview is the talk of the enterprise. 200 select organisations have been given access under Project Glasswing, Anthropic's restricted-access programme for vetted critical infrastructure and cybersecurity organisations. Anthropic reported that 50 partners had already used Mythos Preview to find more than 10,000 high or critical severity vulnerabilities. Tim Bond…
By the time a B2B buyer lands on your site, the shortlist is already drawn up. Generative engine optimisation, or GEO, is changing how B2B buyers find and evaluate vendors, often before they ever visit a website. AI engines are quietly deciding which brands they feel safe recommending, and most enterprise marketing teams have no real visibility into where they stand. In this episode, Taryn Breetzke sits down with Bex…
Why can AI reach only 86% accuracy in hospitals and courtrooms, yet language services remain a £6 million to £100 million opportunity? Joshua Gould, founder and CEO of The Big Word, reveals why language is fundamentally a technology problem that requires scaling human expertise, not replacing it. As the language services industry prepares to double by 2032, Gould explains the real disruption: automating your own…
From concept to deployment in weeks, that's the promise Swati Trehan, COO of Ema, brings to enterprise automation. In this episode, Tim Bond explores how Ema manufactures AI employees that automate end-to-end workflows across HR, finance, supply chain, and beyond. Swati explains why the future of enterprise AI isn't about generic agents that claim to do everything. Instead, it's about specialists: skill-based AI…
Tim Bond returns to the conversation with Mark Edwards, author of the white paper The Human Engine: Navigating the Fifth Revolution, to explore a question that will define how organisations succeed in the coming years: can creativity be taught? The fifth revolution—driven by artificial intelligence—is upon us, but it brings with it more than just technological change. Mark explains why most people and organisations…
Tim Bond explores Mark Edwards' white paper on the cognitive age and the shift from an industrial mindset to a new era of human-machine collaboration. This conversation uncovers what Edwards calls the liminal hour moment, a threshold point in human history where we face two fundamentally different futures. The episode traces the evolution of technological revolutions from mechanisation through to artificial…
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