In the communications world, it doesn't get much bigger than Comcast. With three massive arms of the business, including NBC Universal, Comcast Cable, and Sky, Comcast touches millions of customers every day. As Comcast's EVP, CTO, and CIO, Rick Rioboli is responsible for providing excellent customer service, innovating future technologies, and curating the next generation of technical professionals. Learn more about his servant leadership style and the aggressive way Comcast is training current and future technologists that keep Comcast on the cutting edge of all they do.

Also, check out the rest of our communications series featuring companies covering a broad spectrum of connectivity, latency, networking, and surveillance with leaders from Zayo, Phenix Real Time Solutions, and Axis Communications.

Tune in to learn:

• How Comcast is shifting from using AI on products to also on the business end (10:27)
• About Comcast’s 10G service (12:59)
• How the future of customer service is personalized and proactive (19:00)
• About the flywheel of good company culture (24:33)
• How to develop world-class tech talent (27:36)
• What’s one of the craziest IT problems Rick has ever solved (39:07)

Mentions:

• "Raising the Stakes at Comcast with CIO Rick Rioboli"

(First episode of IT Visionaries)

• Comcast 10G 
• Comcast Grows to Code

This episode is a special part of our technology in communications series. 
Check out our episodes with: 
Phenix Real Time Solutions https://youtu.be/c0-97798P4U
Comcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6Judy2YqtE
Zayo Group https://youtu.be/Vu080hl_CmQ
Axis Communications https://youtu.be/CuyfwpQjOsI

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