In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mrs. Monica Reagor, who is the Manager - Information Security Compliance of Crestron Electronics company, Co-founder & Director of Finance of PCOS Awareness Association and also the Podcast Host of MY GRC POV initiative. She is based out of Northvale, New Jersey, United States

a) Talks about the timeline of her journey in the IT industry.

b) Gives an insight into her being the co-founder of the PCOS Awareness Association, serving the global women’s health community, combining advocacy with technology to improve health literacy.

c) Provides an overview into her being the podcast host and founder of her podcast initiative "MY GRC POV" focused on governance, risk, compliance, cybersecurity, privacy, and ethical leadership and, also shares an interesting backstory associated with the inception of its creation.

d) Shares her experience as a GRC and cybersecurity professional in a regulated, tech-driven environments with a hands-on perspective on organizational accountability and risk.

e) Her take on the intersection of tech and, leadership and, also mentions about the hands-on use case that she was associated with.

f) Sheds some spotlight into her expertise and proficiency pertaining to the likes of NIST 800-53/171 compliance, and data protection compliance programs and, also explains about the terminologies of GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and PIPEDA in simple words to the listeners across the world.

g) Shares few of her interesting anecdotes and success stories that she has experienced in her entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mrs. Silje Bredvig Berg , who is the Enterprise Data Infrastructure Lead of one of the most reputed MNC's of the world - IBM. She is based out of Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark.

a) Gives a timeline of her journey in the IT industry.

b) Provides an overview into she being the Storage, Data and AI specialist in the reputed MNC "IBM" and also shares her first day of work at this lovely MNC.

c) Gives a deep understanding of her hands-on with the FlashSystem.ai acting as a foundational AI pertaining to her expertise.

d) Shares an insight into her thesis on AI at Aalborg University, Denmark and also her article on AI "When AI Closes the Specialization Gap".

e) His take on the adoption and implementation of AI in the Danish market through some real-life use cases that she was involved with.

f) Shares her experience of collaborating with the IT company of Iceland "Ofar" through IBM and, also talks about the potential she has seen in the Iceland tech industry co-relating it with that of the IBM storage and also the way they have adapted to it.

g) Talks about her involvement with many women empowering tech events and also mentions an interesting backstory with respect to her getting involved with such amazing events in the first place.

h) Shares few of her interesting anecdotes and success stories that she has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Keith Mularski, who is the Chief Global Ambassador of the company - Qintel and as well is the Podcast Host of "Only Malware" initiative. He is based out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

a) Gives a timeline of his journey in the IT industry.

b) Provides an insight into his current tenure of being the Chief Global Ambassador for Qintel company.

c) Being part of the FBI a few years back, gives an insight into him developing early models for intelligence sharing and targeted takedowns of high-profile cybercriminal enterprise partnering with private sector experts.

d) Provides an overview of what his podcast initiative "Only Malware" is to the listeners and also shares an interesting back-story associated with its creation.

e) Sheds some spotlight into his contributions with cybersecurity getting recognition and looking back at it, the pride he gets.

f) His take on the lessons that gaming thought to the masses with respect to the cybersecurity, taking the use case of Pac-Man to Chasing Real Ghosts.

g) Shares his experience of being part of a reputed MNC "EY" in the past, leading the Cyber Threat Management group and also collaborating with Fortune 100 companies developing proactive cyber defense strategies.

h) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Viktor Kessler, who is the Co-Founder of the company - Vakamo and as well is the Co-Founder of the company - HANSETAG GmbH. He is based out of Basel, Switzerland

a) Gives a timeline of his journey in the IT industry.

b) Provides a detailed insight into him being the Co-Founder of the company "Vakamo".

c) Shares an interesting back-story associated with the creation of his two companies "Vakamo" and "HANSETAG GmbH".

d) Mentions about that passion of his to invest into data products to transform into data producers, instead of fixating on data silos.

e) Gives an overview of what his company "Vakamo" is and talks about which industry/sector and region it is currently eyeing for.

f) Sheds some spotlight into him speaking at the Apache Iceberg Meetup Europe and, also mentions about what this event is all about.

g) Shares his experience of being part of the MongoDB company and Dremio company in the past and also mentions about his key learnings that has shaped and made him excel in his IT journey.

h) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Dr. Cordell Robinson, who is the Chief Executive Officer of the company - Brownstone Consulting Firm. He is based out of Washington D.C., USA

a) Gives a timeline of his journey in the IT industry.

b) Mentions about his roles and responsibilities of being the CEO of his company "Brownstone Consulting Firm".

c) Shares his experience of having a hands-on in both law and technological spaces from the Department of Defense to the Department of Commerce.

d) Mentions about the key strategies taken by him in revolutionizing cyber security programs for multiple federal organizations in the US.

e) Talks about the key initiatives taken by him in helping the fast-growing companies eliminate $100k+ in duplicate software spend.

f) Gives an insight into the plethora of programs built by him as a service-disabled veteran and founder.

g) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Nenad Milosavljevic, who is the Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack of the company - Flatfee Corp. He is based out of Belgrade, Serbia

a) Gives a timeline of his journey in the IT industry.

b) Mentions about his roles and responsibilities of being the Senior Software Engineer for the company "Flatfee Corp"

c) Shares his experience of being awarded as the "MongoDB Champion" and the world's top 700 programmers in 2022 on Stack Overflow, having said that talks about his reaction and the groundwork laid by him to achieve that title acting as an inspirational roadmap to the listeners around the world.

d) Being the MongoDB Subject Matter Expert, mentions about his take on the importance and implementation of MongoDB Certifications in the EU region.

e) Mentions about his strong expertise and proficiency on the likes of TypeScript, Angular, Node.js, Express and, Mongoose and, also talks about a connecting factor of these technologies with MongoDB.

f) Being a MongoDB User Group Leader, provides the listeners an insight into the number of MongoDB and tech events he has organized and was part of in Belgrade and across Serbia.

g) Shares his experience of attending the 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐃𝐁 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝐀𝐦𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐝𝐚𝐦 and, 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐃𝐁 𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐢𝐭 and also the key moments being part of those events.

h) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Glen McCracken, who is the Chief Product & Technology Officer (CPTO) of the company - Lantum. He is based out of London, England, United Kingdom

a) Gives a timeline of his journey in the IT industry.

b) Provides an insight into his current tenure of being the Chief Product & Technology Officer (CPTO) for the company "Lantum".

c) Shares his experience of being part of the "Connected Stadium" transformations years ago, dating back during the redevelopment of Eden Park, Auckland for the Rugby World Cup in 2011.

d) Having had the opportunity of working across health tech, fintech, SaaS, investment banking, telecoms, and national infrastructure, mentions about the key strategies taken by him to shape the environments of legacy platforms, fragmented data, and organisational drag.

e) Sheds some spotlight into solving problems pertaining to the post-acquisition integrations that have stalled or lost momentum.

f) Gives an overview of his recent article "AI First" and, also talks about his inspiration and drive to come with the articles in such a fun way.

g) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire IT journey.

In this podcast episode we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Rolf Schulz, who is the Founder and Principal of Quantropic.ai company. He is based out of Singapore.

a) Mentions about the difference between AI safety and AI security and, also explains about why business leaders should care since many people talk about AI safety and often distinguish the notions of AI safety from AI security.

b) Going by the hot topic - AI Agents either act as a productivity revolution or security nightmare, from a security perspective mentions about the changes when an AI can take action and not just answer questions.

c) Talks about the areas the AI safety sits under - CIO, CISO, or its own function?

d) Mentions about the things the companies should do before deploying AI and also if a company wants to adopt generative AI or AI agents, talks about first security steps before going live or the first steps into the transformation.

e) Having been in this line for more than 8 years or so looks at the possibility of AI attacking, defending and governing. Going by his opinion, clarifies on the direction the world is moving towards to and talks about his vision on AI security evolving over the next two to three years.

f) Mentions about the cost of ignoring AI safety and shares a real-world example pertaining to it.

g) Shares few of his interesting anecdotes and success stories that he has experienced in his entire tenure.

In this podcast episode we are once again absolutely honored to interact and collaborate in this second podcast episode with Ms. Kim King, who is the Owner and Senior ITSM / ITIL Consultant of CAKE IT Consulting company and is also the author of the book "Rid the Rot: The Fixer’s Guide to ITSM Health". She is based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

a) Mentions about the disconnect between book ITSM and runtime operations and, also explains the crux behind it.

b) One of the biggest conversations happening right now in ITSM is around experience and human-centered IT, talks about the reasons the industry is moving too far away from operational discipline.

c) There is growing discussion around removing SLAs or reducing focus on KPIs, clarifies her disagreement towards this approach.

d) Since AI is probably the biggest topic in ITSM right now, mentions about the reasons organizations misunderstand most about AI readiness.

e) Having worked heavily in Organizational Change Management and operational readiness, talks about where organizations often get wrong in that aspect.

f) Specifies where does Continuous Service Improvement, or CSI, fit into all of this.

g) Having mentioned earlier that dashboards can sometimes look healthy while operations underneath is struggling badly, emphasis the reasons behind it.

I) Having mentioned ServiceNow several times in this podcast segment, explains about how a tool like ServiceNow connects to ITSM operationally.

j) Going by the origins of her successful book "Rid the Rot", her take on the implementation and importance of starting to build AI into a particular environment.

In this podcast episode, we are absolutely honored to interact and collaborate with Mr. Michael Kingston who is the Machine Learning Engineer at Enigma Global Technologies company and Sponsorship Committee, Community Advisory Board at AWS Community Day Australia. He is based out of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

a) Gives a timeline of her journey in the IT and the Data Science space.

b) Provides a walk-through of her key responsibilities of being the Machine Learning Engineer for the company "Enigma Global Technologies".

c) Gives an insight into him being part of the Sponsorship Committee, Community Advisory Board for the AWS Community Day Australia and, also clarifies the event being Pan-Australian covering the different provinces of Australia.

d) Provides a spotlight into him creating the "RefVision" for Sports Refereeing and also shares an interesting backstory associated with respect to coming up with such an innovative approach.

e) Gives an overview into hum streamlining live vote counts for ASX-listed companies, leveraging AWS and Power BI to secure the critical DOCA approvals.

f) Mentions about the types of Machine Learning models created and deployed by him pertaining to reducing production downtime by 13% in manufacturing, saving over 10M AUD.

g) Talks about his proficiency and expertise belonging to the likes of Rust, and AWS services (S3, Lambda, SageMaker, DynamoDB).

I) Shares few of his interesting success stories and anecdotes that he has come across into him building scalable ML and AI solutions in industries like financial services, manufacturing, and logistics.