Whether it's a narrow focus on carbon reduction or a broad approach to behavioural change, every company has sustainability on their agenda. However, what actions they take and who is responsible can often differ. Jen Courant from Deutsche Bank joins us to talk about their compelling new model for corporate sustainability leadership.

When you think of Scotland do you think of data? After this episode, you certainly will! Edinburgh is on the road to becoming a data capital of Europe. Join us to find out why it matters. With data, the possibilities are endless; from predicting epileptic fits, or enabling people to pivot their careers, to saving millions in manufacturing infrastructure costs. And small but mighty Scotland has big ambitions to put a ding in the universe.

Changing the world for the better has become a thread in the narrative for most big companies and it's simply a necessary part of doing business in the 21st century. But what happens when everyone embraces the opportunity for real change, rather than just doing the basics? Join us to learn more about an example that stretches employee skill and creativity, and most importantly makes a real difference to people in need.

The right combination of data, tech and people can boost profitability and revenue - but only 5% of companies are making it happen. This episode has more than one surprising statistic as we talk about talent, the gender pay gap, skills, technology, and the critical role of the CHRO as a growth executive.

The UK has a productivity problem, but it's not what it seems. The UK was ranked 4th in the G7, behind the US, Germany and France – join our walk to find out why and what can be done. We explore how technology can increase workforce productivity, not by doing more but by creating more value.

Technology and sustainability – is it an oxymoron? Our research shows that 100% of CIOs agree that technology is critical to sustainability, but we also know that it creates its own environmental impact. Join us as we explore each side of the coin; how technology can help sustainability, and how technology can be sustainable.

If you don't work in financial services, you might not even know what Open Banking is. But you should. New European banking rules on data have transformed the services banks can offer, and provide the model for what may happen with data across other industries. The UK was an early leader in Open Banking but some say it's falling behind. What can British execs do to stay in innovation pole position?

The Great Resignation: we've all heard about it, read about it, and many of us have experienced the shift it's caused in the professional world. But what is really happening and how can cloud technology help us adjust? Our host sits down with Carolyn Horne of Workday and Colin Anderson of Accenture to discuss the intricacies of the new normal — and the role technology has played in facilitating remote work and retaining talent.

Supply chains have become sexy. In this episode, our host talks with Stephane Crosnier of Accenture UK and John McNiff of SAP. The last two years have been a perfect storm of critical supply chain issues; our experts offer practical insight into how businesses have used innovative technologies to stay ahead of perpetual disruption.