Artificial intelligence is starting to reach the point where it can make your interactions with computers and software seem much more authentic and real. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with Eric Adrian, CEO of Davi, a French company that helps its customers transform their digital relationships into human ones. Find out how that company is using AI in innovative ways to help humanize today’s digital world.

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-The need for better customer interactions (1:23)

-The importance of conte

Has the mobile security industry had it all wrong for years? It has spent billions of dollars applying the concepts that work for PCs to mobile devices with little success. In this episode, Jon Prial talks to Andrew Hoog, the CEO and Co-Founder of NowSecure, a mobile security provider that helps enterprises secure their apps and their devices. They go deep into mobile security and what enterprises need to be doing to manage this growing area of risk.

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-The security challenges with mobi

We all know that technology is rapidly advancing and changing the way that companies do business in the process. As a CEO or entrepreneur, you need to understand that evolution and what it means in practical terms for your company’s operations. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with David Court, a Director and Senior Partner in McKinsey & Company’s Dallas Office. Find out what it means to be analytical in your business, where the big tech disruptions are going to be coming from, and what you need to do t

To be successful, today's brands need to publish content. And plenty of it. The idea is to offer customers useful information while at the same time earning their trust. Increasingly, that content is going to be delivered through messaging apps. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with Kunal Gupta, the CEO of Polar, a company that allows publishers to serve native advertising and sponsored content to their readers, about the content marketing revolution and the role that messaging apps have to play it in it.

Every year, millions of older Americans are readmitted to the hospital, costing Medicare (and tax payers) billions of dollars. And yet 76 percent of those hospital readmissions are avoidable. The key is knowing how to prevent them. In this episode, Jon Prial talks with Wes Little, the business line manager at Kinnser, a software company in the home healthcare space that is using its massive data set to help solve the problem.

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-Why hospital readmissions are a problem and what’s being d

Privacy is something that matters to individuals and to governments. It's also something that every business needs to incorporate into its strategy. In this episode, Jon Prial welcomes Mark Vecchiarelli, who spent years working for Ontario’s Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner. They talk about the importance of being transparent and the implications of privacy for today's companies.

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-How companies should be thinking about privacy (1:23)

-Whether or not privacy is dead

Supply chains are critically important to many businesses, and managing them effectively is often the key to competing in the global market place. That’s because even small mistakes can translate into delays, missed opportunities and lost revenue. In this episode, Georgian Partners’ Tyson Baber speaks with Gary Meyers, the CEO of FusionOps, a provider of supply chain analytics that helps companies save money, increase revenue, and improve customer service. Find out about changes in the supply chain mana

Identity theft. Fraudulent transactions. Security breaches. We hear about issues like these all the time. In this episode, Jon Prial talks to Ori Eisen, the Founder and CEO of Trusona, a company that provides guarantees authentication so you really know who is on the other end of a login or transaction. Learn from a security expert just how susceptible you and your business are to security threats, and what you need to be doing to keep your confidential information safe.

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-What CEOs nee

Natural language generation (NLG) is a technology that allows companies to take vast quantities of data and turn them into compelling narratives that communicate the valuable insights they contain. In this episode, Jon Prial talks to Stuart Frankel, the CEO and Co-Founder of Narrative Science. Find out about the amazing advances in NLG technology and how this particular type of artificial intelligence is changing the way that many companies do business.

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-Narrative Science and how it he

Serial tech entrepreneurs who have built successful companies time and again have deep knowledge and expertise. When you can get them to open up and reveal their secrets to success it’s a great opportunity to learn. In this episode, Ben Wilde interviews Michael Hyatt, the founder of BlueCat Networks and Dyadem, as well as a well-known investor and speaker, and one of the hosts of the TV show Dragon’s Den. Find out what it takes to succeed in today’s cut-throat tech world.

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-Working