How do we evolve as a business to meet the ever-changing needs of the market? We live in an era where everyone expects a certain amount of personalization. We have grown accustomed to being presented with options that will appeal to us as individuals. Currently, most of the AI and machine learning out there is not available to small businesses. Russ Wilcox the CEO of Quantum Analytica chats to Brett about how they are bringing the democratization of data science to the mainstream.

Using custom machine learning models, Quantum Analytica provides hyper-personalization and a unified playing field of data. http://qushanalytica.io/

How fast can we react to the changing environment? Spencer Elliott from ViewStub chats to Brett about their game-changing event streaming platform.

One year into the development of ViewStub the world went into Covid lockdown. In response, ViewStub shifted its focus to the online events side of its business and found itself perfectly positioned to service the needs of a changing world. ViewStub's quick reaction to the changing environment helped them to succeed during a challenging time.

Therma is a technology startup that builds hardware and software tools that protect our planet. They work with leading organizations in the food, restaurant, healthcare, hospitality, and manufacturing industries; and their customers include government agencies, major corporations, small businesses, and nonprofits.

Manik Suri talks to Brett about how he became the CEO of Therma.

Lou Carpino from PubX.ai speaks to Brett Kistler. When you feel stuck, locking yourself in a room and trying to get things done without talking to someone else just sucks and it often amplifies the problem. 

How can we encourage those around us to be vulnerable and talk about what is going on when they are struggling? We all want everyone to win and be comfortable, but things can only change when we talk to each other. How do we ask the tough questions to get past this?

There are so many challenges facing our planet and 2B0 is looking for better ways to encourage recycling.

Sorting recyclables can be cumbersome and most recycled material has low value. Can we reduce the number of recyclables that are dumped in landfills by providing consumers with an incentive to recycle?