Full Tech Ahead

AI is everywhere—woven into tools and workflows we use daily, often without realizing it. In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani sits down with Ofer Klein, CEO of Reco, to explore how businesses can protect themselves in a world where AI is hidden in plain sight.

Reco is an AI-native SaaS security company that helps organizations discover, assess, and secure every external software connection across their digital landscape. Ofer Klein discusses how the rapid integration of AI into platforms like Slack, Salesforce, and Zoom creates a new challenge: shadow AI—unauthorized or unknown AI tools operating within a company’s environment. He explains how visibility, governance, and proactive security are now essential for any business using AI-powered software.

Summary
Amanda Razani interviews Ofer Klein, CEO of Reco, a company specializing in securing SaaS and AI ecosystems for modern enterprises. They discuss how the rapid integration of AI into business operations creates new security challenges and the need for stronger governance frameworks. Klein explains how Reco helps organizations protect their data through discovery, governance, and continuous risk assessment. He highlights the growing pressure on security teams to enable AI-driven innovation without sacrificing safety, emphasizing that real-time monitoring is more effective than traditional training in preventing data exposure. The conversation also explores the evolving responsibilities of CISOs, who must now balance security with business growth, and the imperative for companies to embrace AI adoption to stay competitive in today’s market.

Quotes:

• "The only way to secure the fast growth of your business is to gain visibility and security for the main key values of your organization — SaaS and AI that are embedded within.
• "You need to acknowledge the pain or the problem and understand that if you continue running your business blindfolded, you will get hit."
• "The modern business today that does not utilize AI in a smart way, that does not use those Gen AI tools, will be left behind."

Takeaways:

• AI is now embedded across nearly every SaaS tool—often without users realizing it.
• Visibility and continuous monitoring are critical to managing these hidden risks.
• Shadow AI and shadow SaaS demand governance and accountability, not guesswork.
• CISOs must take a proactive role in securing innovation rather than merely reacting to threats.

Timestamps
[00:00] Introduction to Ofer Klein and Reco
[01:00] The hidden rise of shadow AI
[03:00] Discovery and visibility in SaaS environments
[04:40] AI regulations and compliance challenges
[06:20] Why monitoring beats training
[09:20] The evolving, proactive role of CISOs
[10:40] Key takeaway: Securing AI-driven growth

Links/Resources
Website: https://www.reco.ai/
LinkedIn: Ofer Klein: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oferklein/
Podcast: Full Tech Ahead — Hosted by Amanda Razani

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We rarely think about what keeps our connected world running smoothly, but what happens when reliability becomes a matter of safety? In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Rosani sits down with Yoav Amitai, CEO of Elsight, to explore how his company is enabling continuous, secure communication for autonomous and remotely operated systems.

Amitai introduces the concept of “connection confidence”—the assurance that drones, autonomous vehicles, and other unmanned systems remain connected anywhere, anytime. He explains how Elsight’s hybrid communication technology combines multiple networks and frequencies to ensure uninterrupted connectivity, even in challenging environments. From drone deliveries to emergency response, Amitai reveals how connectivity is the invisible lifeline of the autonomous future.

Summary

Amanda Razani interviews Yoav Amitai, CEO of Elsight, a communication company focused on wireless networking for uncrewed vehicles. They discuss the importance of reliable connectivity, especially in drone operations, and the concept of "BVLOS" (Beyond Visual Line of Sight). Amitai explains that BVLOS varies by region but generally means the operator is beyond a certain distance or managing multiple drones. He highlights use cases like drone deliveries, healthcare services, and power line inspections, emphasizing the critical nature of constant communication. Amitai also touches on the importance of data security and the future potential of autonomous aerial drones.

Quotes

• “Downtime for drones isn’t an inconvenience—it’s mission failure.”
• “We call it connection confidence—the assurance that you’re connected 100% of the time.”
• “When communication works, no one notices. When it fails, no one sleeps.”
• “BVLOS is the only way to scale drone operations and make them economically viable.”
• “Security isn’t an add-on; it’s built into every connection we make.”
• “Autonomous infrastructure will be the physical layer of the future, just like the internet became our digital one.”
• “Don’t fear autonomy—embrace it. It’s already making our world better.”

Takeaways

• Reliable connectivity is essential for mission success and safety.
• Hybrid networks that combine multiple carriers and frequencies ensure constant communication.
• BVLOS operations are the key to scaling drone and autonomous vehicle use.
• Security must be built into every communication layer, not added later.
• Autonomous infrastructure will redefine logistics, safety, and mobility.
• Embrace the evolution toward autonomy—it will enhance everyday life in countless ways.

Timestamps

[00:00] Introduction to Yoav Amitai and Elsight
[01:00] What Elsight does: hybrid connectivity for unmanned systems
[03:00] Understanding BVLOS and its importance
[06:00] Why reliable communication is mission critical
[09:00] Real-world use cases: delivery, healthcare, and inspections
[13:00] Drones as first responders and regulatory updates
[15:00] Data security and protecting communication in flight
[17:00] The future of autonomous infrastructure
[19:00] Key takeaway: building connection confidence

Links/Resources

Website: elsight.com: https://www.elsight.com/
LinkedIn: Yoav Amitai: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yoav-amitai/
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Many of us take seamless connectivity for granted. It seems effortless to stream videos, send photos, or run smart factories—but behind the scenes, an invisible web of technology is meticulously designed to make it happen. In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani sits down with Kelly Burroughs, Director of Strategy and Market Development at iBwave, to uncover the hidden world of wireless network design. From ensuring signals work in packed stadiums and underground metros, to powering the robots and autonomous vehicles that move goods, Kelly reveals the complex engineering and strategic planning that make our hyper-connected world possible.

Through years of experience helping enterprises and telecom leaders design reliable indoor and campus networks, Kelly has learned that a strong wireless foundation isn’t just technical—it’s critical for business scalability, automation and innovation. She explains how environmental factors, precise modeling and emerging technologies like AI all come together to create networks that perform flawlessly in the most demanding settings.

Summary
Kelly Burroughs, Director of Strategy and Market Development at iBwave, discussed the complexities of designing wireless networks. She emphasized the importance of surveying and modeling building environments accurately to avoid costly downtime and ensure network reliability. Burroughs highlighted the role of AI in speeding up simulation processes and providing proactive design recommendations. She noted that proper network design is crucial for supporting emerging technologies like AI and automation. Burroughs also stressed the need for enterprises to choose the right technology for their specific applications to achieve operational efficiencies and return on investment.

Quotes

• “Design is absolutely critical to ensuring reliable and dependable networks in a rapidly evolving wireless world.”
•  “You can’t just drop radios anywhere—you have to understand how signals behave in every environment.”
•  “The more accurate your model, the more accurate your performance will be.”
•  “If your robots go offline for ten minutes, that downtime can cost a company thousands.”
•  “AI won’t replace engineers—it will make them faster, smarter, and more proactive.”

Takeaways

• Survey before you design: Gather a complete picture of the environment, materials, and existing network performance before building.
• Model with precision: Every wall, shelf, and obstacle affects signal performance—accurate modeling saves time and money.
• Invest early to scale later: A solid network foundation allows enterprises to expand automation and AI without disruption.
• Use the right tech for the right task: Combine Wi-Fi for office needs with private 5G for critical, high-reliability operations.
• Leverage AI for efficiency: Automation can speed up simulation and identify performance issues before they arise.
• Never skip design: It’s the invisible layer that keeps every digital system running smoothly.

Timestamps
[00:00] Welcome and introduction to Kelly Burroughs
[01:00] What iBwave does and why it matters
[03:00] The importance of environmental surveys and modeling
[06:00] How poor design leads to downtime and high costs
[09:00] The role of AI in wireless network design
[12:00] Private networks and the balance between Wi-Fi and 5G
[14:00] Preparing for the future of wireless connectivity
[15:30] Key takeaway: why design is the foundation of reliability
Links/Resources

Website: ibwave.com: https://www.ibwave.com/
LinkedIn: Kelly Burroughs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kpburroughs/
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Are you wondering how AI can move from hype to real, measurable business results? Many organizations talk about transformation, but few truly know how to integrate AI into daily operations to drive efficiency and smarter decision-making. From ad tech to publishing, leaders face a pressing question: how can AI help teams work faster, smarter, and more collaboratively—without adding complexity?

In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani interviews Rajeev Butani, CEO of MediaMint, about the company’s evolution into an AI-powered growth operations firm supporting more than 150 publishers and ad tech companies. Rajeev explains MediaMint’s persona-based AI model, which delivers up to 70% efficiency gains in campaign optimization, media planning, and operations. He stresses the importance of strategic AI adoption, operational ownership, and aligning technology with business outcomes. Rajeev also predicts major AI breakthroughs in the next two years and challenges companies to start experimenting now—using AI to break down silos, streamline processes, and unlock new levels of performance.

TIMESTAMPS
[00:00] Introduction and guest overview
[02:45] MediaMint’s transformation into an AI-powered growth ops company
[05:30] Using persona-based AI models to drive efficiency
[08:10] Real-world success stories: 70% improvement in media operations
[10:45] Why businesses must own their AI strategy
[13:20] Breaking silos with agentic AI
[15:55] How AI transforms media planning and campaign optimization
[18:30] Predicting the next two years of AI advancements
[21:10] Overcoming fear and resistance to AI adoption
[24:00] Final thoughts and advice for business leaders


Quotes

• “AI isn’t about replacing people—it’s about amplifying what they can do.”
• “You can’t just buy AI and expect transformation; you need operational ownership.”
• “Our persona-based approach allows us to boost efficiency by up to 70%.”
• “The next two years will redefine how companies work with AI—those who experiment now will lead later.”
• “Breaking down silos is the only way AI can truly deliver business value.”

Takeaways

1. Adopt strategically, not reactively: AI success comes from clear ownership and alignment with business outcomes.
2. Use personas to personalize performance: Tailored AI assistants can elevate efficiency and decision-making across departments.
3. Break silos early: AI works best when data and teams are connected, enabling faster learning and smarter collaboration.
4. Experiment now: Early adoption and small-scale testing prepare organizations for rapid AI evolution in the coming years.

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Are rising AI workloads pushing your infrastructure to the limit—and leaving you wondering whether cloud, edge, or on-prem is the smarter investment? As companies rush to deploy generative AI and analytics everywhere, leaders face mounting pressure to balance performance, cost, and reliability. This episode explores the hidden expenses of AI infrastructure and why simplicity, scalability, and smart architecture are key to long-term success.

In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani interviews Bruce Kornfeld, Chief Product Officer at StorMagic, about how organizations can optimize edge and on-prem environments to support AI without breaking the bank. Kornfeld shares practical insights on building simple, reliable systems, avoiding over-engineering, and using hyperconverged infrastructure to lower costs and latency. He also discusses the evolution of AI at the edge—from retail use cases to hybrid models that run inference locally while training in the cloud—and offers actionable guidance for IT leaders looking to achieve ROI and agility in their AI strategy.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] Introduction and Guest Overview

[01:16] Why Some Organizations Stay On-Prem

[02:33] Simplicity, Cost, and Reliability at the Edge

[04:17] Aligning Teams and Avoiding Miscommunication

[06:06] Cloud vs. Edge Architecture Decisions

[08:02] The Growing Role of AI in Infrastructure Planning

[08:27] Measuring ROI and Building a Sustainable Edge Strategy

[10:25] Edge AI in Action—Retail Use Cases

[12:33] Hybrid AI: Blending Cloud Learning and Edge Inferencing

[14:57] The Core Takeaway – Simple, Smart, and Scalable Edge

Quotes

• “Simplicity is king. If you try to build the edge like a data center, you’ll overspend and overcomplicate.”
• “The cloud can’t solve every problem—sometimes you need real-time performance that only the edge can deliver.”
• “AI doesn’t have to mean massive GPU farms. Smart architecture lets you do more with less.”
• “Leave the big models in the cloud; bring the intelligence you need to the edge.”
• “Building on-prem infrastructure for the edge doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated.”

Takeaways

1. Simplify your infrastructure: Avoid over-engineering; focus on easy, reliable systems suited for edge environments.
2. Adopt hybrid AI models: Keep training in the cloud but run inference locally for faster, cost-effective results.
3. Leverage HCI technology: Combine compute, storage, and networking into smaller, more efficient systems.
4. Measure total cost of ownership: Use ROI and TCO modeling tools (like stormagic.com/tco) before deploying AI infrastructure.

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AI and cloud computing are reshaping video surveillance, but are we prepared for what’s ahead? Traditional DVR systems are being replaced by intelligent, data-driven cloud platforms. Businesses and cities now face tough questions about privacy, data ownership, and the role of AI in predicting human behavior. How do we balance innovation with responsibility as technology becomes more powerful and accessible?

In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani interviews Greg Stone, Product Marketing Manager at Luminys. With over two decades of experience in physical security and cloud-based systems, Greg reveals how the industry has evolved from analog monitoring to predictive analytics. He explains how AI and metadata are transforming not only safety but also business operations and smart city development.

TIMESTAMPS
[0:02] Greg Stone’s Background and Role at Luminys
[1:58] How AI and Cloud Technology Are Changing Surveillance
[3:18] The Rise of Interactive and Predictive Search
[4:06] Early Detection and Preventive Security
[5:24] Privacy Concerns in a Data-Driven World
[6:05] The Growing Importance of Metadata
[7:25] Smart Cities and Their Positive Community Impact
[8:58] Balancing Safety, Privacy, and Legal Boundaries
[10:14] Commercial Use Cases Beyond Security
[12:02] Facial Recognition Regulations and Alternatives
[13:01] The Future of Predictive Video Surveillance

Quotes

• ‘’AI depends on accurate data, and the cloud is the engine that powers it. The more reliable your data, the better your AI performs.” – Greg Stone
• “Metadata has become the foundation of modern surveillance. It allows organizations to move from reactive monitoring to predictive insights.” – Greg Stone
• “Privacy isn’t just about avoiding cameras. It’s about making sure your data is used responsibly, not misused or manipulated to create false narratives.” – Greg Stone

Takeaways

• Adopt AI-driven cloud solutions to move from reactive surveillance to proactive protection.
• Treat metadata as a strategic resource that fuels predictive analytics and smarter operations.
• Address privacy early by creating transparent policies for data storage and usage.
• Prepare for the next decade of security by integrating predictive technologies that detect risks before they escalate.

Thanks to Luminys for sponsoring this episode
Visit https://www.luminyscorp.com/

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Legacy software keeps businesses running, but updating it is slow, risky, and expensive. What if AI could read, map, and modernize millions of lines of code in days instead of months? How can organizations move faster without breaking what already works?

In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, Amanda Razani talks with Ray Ploski, Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Marketing at CoreStory. Ray shares how his team is using AI to unlock the hidden value inside decades-old systems through their innovative “code-to-spec” technology. Drawing from years of experience in software strategy and AI-driven transformation, he explains how CoreStory is helping enterprises modernize complex codebases with speed, accuracy, and confidence—turning legacy software into a foundation for future growth.

TIMESTAMPS

[0:02] Ray Ploski’s Role and CoreStory’s Rebrand

[0:39] How “Code-to-Spec” Changes Software Development

[2:37] The Challenge of Legacy Systems and Modernization

[3:55] Why Context and Business Continuity Matter

[5:59] CoreStory’s AI-Powered Code Intelligence

[7:12] The Limits of ChatGPT for Enterprise-Grade Code

[9:11] Natural Language Programming: The Future of Development

[10:30] Preparing Businesses for the Shift to Spec-Driven Development

[11:24] Final Thoughts on AI’s Role in Modernization

[12:20] Closing Reflections and Takeaway

Quotes

• “Our ability to generate code outpaces our ability to understand it. CoreStory turns code into knowledge.” – Ray Ploski
• “Speed means nothing if it breaks what works. You can modernize fast, but if your business continuity suffers, you’ve lost the point of modernization entirely.” – Ray Ploski
• “AI hallucinations are real and dangerous. You need confidence, accuracy, and visibility into what AI can’t know.” – Ray Ploski
• “The next generation of software will use natural language. Systems will code themselves from clear goals.” – Ray Ploski

• Use AI to understand and document legacy systems before making changes.
• Prioritize accuracy and confidence in AI results over speed and automation.
• Prepare teams for a future where natural language drives software creation.

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AI is transforming cybersecurity, but are we ready for both the opportunities and the threats? Hackers are already using AI to create advanced phishing scams, deep fakes, and even AI-powered ransomware. At the same time, companies are rushing to deploy AI without fully understanding the risks. How can leaders protect their organizations from adversaries while still leveraging AI to gain an edge? 

In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani interviews Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel, who has spent decades at the intersection of technology, government, and cybersecurity. Steve shares how adversaries are weaponizing AI, what businesses must do to secure their AI systems, the hidden dangers of shadow IT, and what the future of quantum computing means for security. With his deep experience in security R&D, government partnerships, and enterprise adoption, Steve gives practical strategies for defending against today’s threats and preparing for tomorrow’s. 

Timestamps: 

[00:02] Steve Orrin's Background and Role at Intel 
[06:23] Impact of AI on Cybersecurity 
[11:02] Addressing Shadow IT and Employee Training 
[14:36] Combating Deep Fakes and Phishing 
[18:02] Future of Quantum Computing and Post-Quantum Cryptography 
[23:08] Key Takeaways for AI and Quantum Security 

Key Quotes 

• “Adversaries are already using AI. We’ve seen deep fakes, advanced phishing, and even AI-powered ransomware designed to evade detection.” – Steve Orrin 
• “If you only think about securing AI at the end of the lifecycle, you’re already too late.” – Steve Orrin 
• “You can’t stick your head in the sand. Banning tools like ChatGPT doesn’t work. You need training, policy, and controlled adoption.” – Steve Orrin 
• “It’s not about being ready when the quantum computer arrives. It’s about protecting data today, because attackers are harvesting it now to decrypt later.” – Steve Orrin 

Key Takeaways 

1. Build AI security in from the start by validating data, securing infrastructure, and involving compliance teams. 

2. Manage shadow AI use with training, policies, and secure in-house deployments instead of outright bans. 

3. Stay skeptical of digital content—verify suspicious messages and use detection methods for deep fakes. 

4. Prepare now for quantum threats by inventorying cryptographic systems and planning migration to post-quantum cryptography. 

Conclusion 

AI is reshaping cybersecurity on all sides, and leaders cannot afford to wait. From combating AI-enabled adversaries to preparing for the quantum future, Steve Oren’s insights show how to approach these challenges with strategy and foresight. 

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Could human error in trucking be drastically reduced, making highways a safer place? In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, Amanda Razani sits down with Bart Teeter, Director of Fleet and Operational Safety at Bot Auto, to explore the cutting-edge world of autonomous trucking. With 26 years in the Texas Highway Patrol, Bart brings unmatched expertise in safety, regulation, and commercial vehicle operations. Today, he applies that experience to level four autonomous trucks, aiming to make highways safer, more efficient, and more reliable. Bart’s journey from law enforcement to tech startup is inspiring, showing how innovation and experience can intersect to solve real-world problems.

Timestamps
[03:25] State of autonomous vehicles
[05:55] Goal of driverless trucks
[08:54] Challenges in autonomous trucking
[13:21] Experience with autonomous ride-sharing
[16:34] Cybersecurity concerns
[18:51] Regulatory challenges across the U.S.
[23:10] Impact on trucking jobs
[26:36] Key takeaways
[28:52] Conclusion

Quotes:
 

• “95% of those crashes somebody did something wrong. Humans are very good drivers until they’re not, and that’s where we have a mess.”
• “Our trucks will never drive drunk, tired, distracted, or angry. They are 100% focused on the driving task, 100% of the time.”
• “Every day, at least one person has lost their life on Texas highways. Autonomy gives us a chance to save those lives.”
• “We’re not taking trucking jobs. We’re filling gaps and creating new opportunities for modern truck operations.”

Key Takeaways:

1. Autonomous trucking can reduce human error and improve highway safety.
2. Regulatory alignment is essential for scaling autonomous operations nationwide.
3. Public trust and cybersecurity are critical to adoption.
4. Career opportunities in trucking are evolving, creating tech-focused roles alongside traditional driving positions.

Links Mentioned
Bot Auto: https://www.botauto.com
Waymo autonomous rides: [https://www.waymo.com](https://www.waymo.com)

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Are you curious how next-gen space technology could transform life on Earth? Do you wonder why computing in space has lagged behind and how solving it could unlock breakthroughs in autonomy, manufacturing, and even pharmaceuticals? In this episode of Full Tech Ahead, host Amanda Razani talks with Rick Ward, Founder and CTO of OrbitsEdge, about bringing modern computing to space.From radiation shielding and thermal management to onboard AI analytics and in-space crystal growth, Rick explains how OrbitsEdge is bringing modern computing to orbit — and what that means for Earth observation, satellite servicing, and next-generation materials. If you’ve ever wondered how space innovation could change industries from biotech to semiconductors — and why falling launch costs might make it all possible sooner than you think — this episode is for you.

[00:02] OrbitsEdge's Origins and Vision

[03:58] Thermal Management and Market Opportunities

[08:14] Remote Proximity Operations and In-Space Manufacturing

[12:52] Cost-Effectiveness and Future Prospects

[19:20] Impact of Lower Launch Costs

[30:25] The Future of Space Technology

• “We’re either never going to get to autonomy with old space computers, or we’ll do it in 2050 when it’s too late—so I wanted to fly modern computers in space now.”
• “If we can process the data right at its point of origin in space, we’re not shipping haystacks back to Earth—we’re just sending the needles.”
• “Lower launch costs will transform space from a Formula One race car to a Honda Accord—less flashy, but far more feasible and scalable.”

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