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RMF Academy: https://www.rmfacademy.io/
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction & Meet Richard Tarity
00:53 From Warehouse Worker to Tech Entrepreneur
02:30 Breaking Into the Technology Industry
03:21 Why Companies Make Bad Technology Decisions
05:15 The Biggest Mistake Leaders Make During Digital Transformation
07:18 Why End Users Are Often Ignored in Tech Projects
09:30 How Poor Communication Kills Technology Implementations
11:02 The Disconnect Between Sales, Engineering, and Customers
14:41 How Richard's Platform Helps Organizations Make Better Decisions
16:45 Why Technology Projects Fail
18:30 The Importance of Planning Before Implementation
20:45 Technology Risk, Cybersecurity, and Business Impact
22:15 AI Adoption: How Organizations Are Using AI Today
24:30 AI as a Force Multiplier for Business
25:54 Why AI Gives Smaller Companies a Competitive Advantage
28:05 How to Make Better Business Decisions
29:48 Slow Down to Speed Up: A Key Leadership Lesson
31:45 Advice for Entrepreneurs Building a Tech Business
33:32 Why Networking Still Matters More Than Social Media
36:45 Building Relationships in Business and Technology
38:30 Lessons Learned from 27 Years in Business
40:35 How to Create Value for Customers
43:55 Ask Better Questions, Get Better Answers
45:00 Final Thoughts & Closing Remarks
How do you build a technology business that lasts for decades in an industry that never stops changing?
In this episode of the Tech Woke Podcast, Christopher Okpala sits down with Richard Tarity, entrepreneur, advisor, speaker, and bestselling author, to discuss lessons learned from more than 27 years in the technology industry. Richard shares insights on entrepreneurship, leadership, technology adoption, customer success, artificial intelligence, and what it takes to build a business that continues to grow and deliver value over time. Whether you're a tech professional, business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, this conversation offers practical advice for navigating today's rapidly evolving technology landscape.
By Christopher OkpalaRMF Academy: https://www.rmfacademy.io/
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction & Meet Richard Tarity
00:53 From Warehouse Worker to Tech Entrepreneur
02:30 Breaking Into the Technology Industry
03:21 Why Companies Make Bad Technology Decisions
05:15 The Biggest Mistake Leaders Make During Digital Transformation
07:18 Why End Users Are Often Ignored in Tech Projects
09:30 How Poor Communication Kills Technology Implementations
11:02 The Disconnect Between Sales, Engineering, and Customers
14:41 How Richard's Platform Helps Organizations Make Better Decisions
16:45 Why Technology Projects Fail
18:30 The Importance of Planning Before Implementation
20:45 Technology Risk, Cybersecurity, and Business Impact
22:15 AI Adoption: How Organizations Are Using AI Today
24:30 AI as a Force Multiplier for Business
25:54 Why AI Gives Smaller Companies a Competitive Advantage
28:05 How to Make Better Business Decisions
29:48 Slow Down to Speed Up: A Key Leadership Lesson
31:45 Advice for Entrepreneurs Building a Tech Business
33:32 Why Networking Still Matters More Than Social Media
36:45 Building Relationships in Business and Technology
38:30 Lessons Learned from 27 Years in Business
40:35 How to Create Value for Customers
43:55 Ask Better Questions, Get Better Answers
45:00 Final Thoughts & Closing Remarks
How do you build a technology business that lasts for decades in an industry that never stops changing?
In this episode of the Tech Woke Podcast, Christopher Okpala sits down with Richard Tarity, entrepreneur, advisor, speaker, and bestselling author, to discuss lessons learned from more than 27 years in the technology industry. Richard shares insights on entrepreneurship, leadership, technology adoption, customer success, artificial intelligence, and what it takes to build a business that continues to grow and deliver value over time. Whether you're a tech professional, business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, this conversation offers practical advice for navigating today's rapidly evolving technology landscape.