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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Dan Turchin, CEO & Founder of PeopleReign.
Highlights:
4:30 What drives Dan's mission to impact a billion lives at work?
11:15 Disruption and the future of work
17:50 What will happen when people can have a day a week back from automation?
20:00 Work will change more in the next 30 years than in the previous 300
24:30 AI is really still in its infancy - how can we use it for good as it grows up?
29:00 What are the pre-requisites to success with AI?
37:50 How do you sell the business on the need to address their data?
43:00 Choosing use cases to get started with
51:00 What's next?
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Dr. Mark Maybury, former CTO with Stanley, Black & Decker.
Highlights:
3:30 Mark's early influences
9:10 What he does with his "spare" time - it is planned
16:30 His experience at Stanley, Black & Decker - making the elephant dance
22:50 Transitioning from analog to mixed reality (physical and digital)
31:00 AI - doing the early foundational work without existing ML systems
40:00 Early development of sentiment and intent analytics
45:00 Future projects including movie project getting students excited about careers in AI in the service of the public good
48:45 Ready Robotics
51:00 Development of a COVID De-activization protocol
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Steve Stesney, Senior Product and Data Practice Lead at Predictive UX.
Highlights:
3:30 What is predictive user experience and how did Steve get there?
5:30 Grasping disambiguation and the move to graph data
18:00 Building trust in the data
19:26 Explaining taxonomy, ontology and knowledge graph to executives
21:30 Connecting UX and knowledge graphs
28:00 Managing the open floodgates once users discover what knowledge graphs can do
36:30 What is "predictive ux" ?
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Scott Taylor, the "Data Whisperer" about telling stories about data management.
Highlights:
2:00 Data Whisperer origin story
9:30 Translating complex dry material into a story that resonates
11:30 Why master data is the most important data and how to help execs understand it
18:15 Bad data + AI = AS (Artificial Stupidity)
22:30 Every system demos perfectly
26:25 Don't say "data quality"
27:30 Definition of digital transformation
32:00 Ugly babies and the reality of bad data
38:30 About the book, "Telling Your Data Story" 99% buzzword free (coupon code in show notes)
47:00 Data management is macro trend agnostic
49:00 What's next - more puppets and dad jokes
52:00 Influencing the next generation of data managers
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Henrik Hahn about driving innovation and change in his role as Chief Digital Offer at global chemical specialty giant, Evonik.
Highlights:
12:30 Organizational change and culture science
14:30 Augmented intelligence vs artificial intelligence
20:00 On deciding where to start
29:00 Using data to measure success
39:00 Organizational design
44:00 Dealing with information gatekeepers
48:30 What kinds of tools are getting best traction
52:00 Lessons learned while tackling big change
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Jim Iyoob about using data and AI to deliver customer experience that matters.
Highlights:
2:25: Our celebrity guest…Named top 20 influential people to follow on twitter and who has been inducted into the CX Hall Of Fame
8:10: Adding value & being a great person….Let’s look at the customer experience through the customer’s lens
17:10: AI as a plug and play solution….myth or reality?
19:10:…the insights and the understanding. The mechanisms and methods to extract more insights than the average bear.
22:55: What goes into setting up controlled vocabularies, architecture, etc…how well are organizations prepared?
27:55: First things first: human intelligence. What is the outcome we want to drive? What is the hypothesis we want to drive? Is the data there to help us make insightful decisions?
34:35: Transparency driving accountability
40:25: What are you seeing at organizations when you go in and start looking at their knowledge bases?
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Tom Davenport, author of The AI Advantage How to put the artificial intelligence revolution to work.
4:40 On getting started in this space
7:47 What is most important today for organizations that are trying to operationalize AI
16:05 How organizations are doing in the human collaboration space and knowledge space
21:26 What is slowing organizations down…is it infrastructure or understanding?
31:40 Do organizations need to get ahead of the curve for augmented reality
34:12 Tom's take on Gartner’s prediction on Knowledge Management for AI…the largest growing segment and the largest spend
40:08 Customer experience and personalization…are you seeing organizations doing that effectively?
46:56 Democratization of AI
50:30 What is in store for 2022
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Michael Schrage, Fellow at MIT Sloan School's Center for Digital Business and author of the book, "Recommendation Engines."
Highlights:
3:44: checkered past
12:50: covering the overwhelming nature of technology
15:50: why do people make decisions
18:21: Perfect choice-what are the right choice architectures?
24:25 Recommendation engines: The hand you're delt - how the bluff matters
26:15: How do we use tools and technologies to come up with better and more reliable advice?
32:50: Ethical topics
49:06: What impact does good advice have on agency and autonomy
52:30: What Michael is working on next
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Stephanie Lemieux, President of Dovecot Studio about the nuts and bolts of taxonomy and information architecture.
Highlights:
1:42 - Stephanie Lemieux background & Relationship with IA & Taxonomy
7:30 - Complexities & Foundational Problems
15:05 - Graph data and knowledge graphing
22:15 - Dynamic roles within an organization
37:27 - Leveraging weak signals and solutions
48:48 -What's the "excuse case"
50:59 - Value difference between large global and integrated organizations vs. a focused and niche organization
53:35 - Opinion on finding talent
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In this episode, Seth and Chris talk with Jeff Coyle about how AI is impacting content strategy.
Highlights:
2:55 - Craft beer - on winning the award for a Mexican lager
10:00 - Jeff's path to a passion for SEO
14:30 - On using data to decide what to write about
20:00 - What does Google think you think is important on your site?
25:00 - Publishing low quality content is like a time bomb
36:00 - Existential risk of not using data to drive content decisions
39:00 - If you're not there at the top of the funnel you don't deserve to be at the bottom
41:45 - Owning a content space - what it takes
56:00 - Future of AI's role for content strategy
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In this podcast hosts Seth Earley invites a broad array of thought leaders and practitioners to talk about what's possible in artificial intelligence as well as what is practical in the space as we…