In this episode, Paul and Michael discuss the importance of trust, why change is so difficult and the gap between strategy and execution. Michael Krigsman is the founder and host of CXOTALK. Watch CXOTALK here and follow Michael on Twitter @mkrigsman. 

In this episode, Paul and Scott discuss the evolution of data governance, legal vs. ethical uses of data and more. Scott Peachey is a data governance guru and hosts the YouTube show, Technically Speaking. Check out Scott’s show here, and follow Scott on Twitter @scottpeachey. 

In this mini episode, Paul and Antonio discuss the concept of Globalization 4.0. Antonio Grasso is the founder and CEO of Italian startup Digital Business Innovation Srl. Follow Antonio on Twitter @antgrasso. 

In this episode, Paul and Scott discuss how Scott transitioned from CIO to CEO and the evolving role of the IT department today. Scott Lowe is the co-founder and CEO of ActualTech Media. Follow Scott on Twitter @otherscottlowe. 

In this episode, Paul and Charles discuss the road to the C-suite, communication in a crisis and how to draw from past disasters to build post-pandemic strategies. Charles Sansbury is the CEO of ASG Technologies. You can connect with Charles on LinkedIn here and learn more about his career here.

In this episode, Paul and Jess discuss the talent revolution – humanizing and personalizing work, raising expectations for your employment relationship, and rebranding HR. Jess Von Bank is the Head of Marketing at Leapgen and the Community Leader for the Now of Work. Check out Now of Work events here, and follow Jess on Twitter @jessvonbank. 

In this episode, Paul and Gary discuss the origin story of DevOps, the difference between manufacturing and software development, and a systematic approach to continuous improvement. Gary Gruver is the president of Gruver Consulting LLC, and the author of several books. Find his latest work, Engineering Digital Transformation, here, and follow him on Twitter @GRUVERGary.

In this episode, Paul and Dominica discuss the big difference between productivity and effectiveness, how to make work visible and Dominica’s five “time thieves.” Dominica DeGrandis is the Principal Flow Adviser at Tasktop and the author of Making Work Visible. You can check out her book here and follow her on Twitter @dominicad.

In this episode, Paul and John discuss how organizations can apply radical transparency to their companies, big and small. John Jeremiah is a product marketing leader at Gitlab. You can follow John on Twitter @j_jeremiah or on LinkedIn here.

In this episode, Paul and Geoff discuss everything you need to know about content management, from ECM basics to content in the digital workplace. Geoff Bock is principal of Bock & Company, a consultancy and research company. You can connect with Geoff on LinkedIn.