Digital: Disrupted

In this episode, Paul and Bill discuss the importance of conducting communications as if the future of the company depends on it—because often, it does. Bill is the executive vice president of corporate communications at Hotwire, the founder and president of Wohl Communications and a volunteer firefighter. Connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.

In this episode, Paul and Chris discuss Chris’ new research on the theory of data diabetes and why organizations should update their decision-making metabolism before their technology. Chris is the lead researcher at Leading Edge Forum and author of “The Care and Feeding of BOTS,” "Jerk: Twelve Steps to Rule the World" and "Data Crush: How the Information Tidal Wave Is Creating New Business Opportunities.” Connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter, and look for his upcoming research on the topics discussed in this episode.

In this episode, Paul and Bob discuss managing wireless end-to-end connectivity, what could be next in the world of wireless and how wireless intersects with AI. Bob is an entrepreneur focused on developing wireless technologies and is currently the VP and CTO of Mist, a Juniper Company. Connect with Bob on LinkedIn here.

In this episode, Paul and Tom discuss how leaders in IT can invest in their teams and lead by example to build a culture of lifelong learning. Tom Sweet is VP of Cloud Services at GM Financial, where he inspires colleagues to start a career in IT based on his own career journey. Connect with Tom on LinkedIn here.

In this episode, Paul and Lisa discuss the shift in power from marketers to consumers and what companies can do to communicate authentic messaging by pursuing big ideas and shared purpose. Lisa was a Vice President at Nike and is now the founder of Inspired Companies, where she is their chief strategist. She also co-authored the book “Inspired INC.: Become a Company the World Will Get Behind.” Connect with Lisa on Linked in here and check out her book here.

In this episode, Paul and Rob discuss how companies can drive integrity into their corporate culture by having candid conversations and backing them up with actions to meet stakeholders’ expectations. Rob brings his expertise as a former Assistant U.S. Attorney, Chief Ethics Officer at Airbnb and author of “Intentional Integrity: How Smart Companies Can Lead An Ethical Revolution.” Connect with Rob on LinkedIn here and check out his book here

In this episode, Paul and Bharti explore how data governance impacts digital business, as well as Bharti’s journey growing up as a female engineer in India. Bharti Mishra is an advisor at xFusion Technologies, a leading expertise-based consultancy serving public and private sector organizations. Connect with her on LinkedIn here.

In this episode, Paul and Joy discuss why humans are averse to change and how to build trust in our data-driven world. Joy King is VP of Vertica Product & GTM Strategy at Micro Focus. Connect with her on LinkedIn here.

In this episode, Paul and Christian discuss collaboration technologies, Office 365, how everyone is a knowledge worker and '80s new wave pop music. Christian Buckley is the Microsoft Go-To-Market Director at AvePoint, and both a Microsoft Regional Director (RD) and Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Check out Christian's #CollabTalk podcast here and follow him on Twitter (@buckleyplanet) for his monthly tweetjam series.

In this episode, Paul and Bill discuss the stories of several rookie CEOs, from cautionary tales, to successes against the odds. Bill Miller is the author of The Rookie CEO: You Can't Make this Stuff Up!; check out his book here.