Featuring, as a guest, Jaime Jay, CEO of Bottleneck Distant Assistants, author of "Quit Repeating Yourself: How Today's Leaders Are Using Systems and Processes to Grow Their Business the Right Way'", with whom we discuss systems, processes, and workflows with the passion of people who sincerely believe that these are the core components of success in business.
Featuring, as a guest, Dr. Sue Tripathi, Managing Director, Global GTM Lead, Data, AI, Cloud Technology at Accenture. Together, we discuss the applications and limitations of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, starting with the question "What do we actually mean by AI?"
Find out how the principles of Agile can be interpreted for business processes. Some of them are directly applicable (serving the customer), while others may need to be adapted slightly (e.g. self-organizing teams). Also, check out Collaboration Superpowers Podcast with Lisette Sutherland. We especially recommend Ep. 308, discussing psychological safety in virtual teams with Stephan Wiedner. For a broader view of Agile, go to Agile Uprising podcast and website, where you'll find a purpose-built ...
Featuring, as a guest, Dr. Susan Taffer, University Professor with Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona, business and social entrepreneur, president of the innovative EdTech College for World Connection, and the principal founder of World Connections Foundation. Together, we discuss the there difference between education in academic and business settings, as well as between giving someone access to data and educating them.
Artur and Marian discuss the principles of Design Thinking, and disagree, almost constructively, about the formulation of the methodology, its usefulness, and its applications.
Featuring, as a guest, Dr. Tushar Hazra, former NASA researcher, entrepreneur, serial CTO, consultant, with whom we discuss building enterprise architectures, listening to clients, and the responsibilities of a consultant.
Business governance federation provides an effective framework for delivering a balanced implementation of resilience programs. The provided guidelines form a starting point for transforming traditional governance paradigms into a more adaptable model capable of delivering superior resilience outcomes.
Featuring, as a guest, Dr. Nick Swane, President of the North Idaho College. We discuss what data and risk-related challenges are present in the context of running a higher education institution and motivating students.
Artur and Marian discuss the concepts behind transverse risks including ESG, reputational risk, and others.
Featuring, as a guest, Ambrose Wong, COO of Serai, an innovative startup created in Hong Kong under the auspices of HSBC.
Artur and Marian constructively disagree on the role of the ego in business processes, and discuss the fundamental problem of whether the ego can be made into a constructive force in a company.
Featuring, as a guest, Yuchen Chan, investor and entrepreneur, founder of Redpoint Holdings LLC. Artur and Marian find out what investors look for in the ideas pitched to them and in the teams that do the pitching, and how investors can help their investments grow by advising the founders (and if it works in practice). Continue reading →
Artur and Marian discuss what mindset is required to survive paradigm shifts in the market and in businesses, and how to think broadly about resilience, based on personal lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis and the 2010 Flash Crash.
Artur and Marian discuss how listening to what your data is trying to tell you can bring you closer to reality.
Introduction to the Podcast, hosted by Artur Guja, Chief Risk and Strategy Officer of Cognition Shared Solutions, and your friendly neighborhood data guy, Dr. Marian Siwiak.
Introduction: A practical look at business processes, data, and risk Continue reading →
