Jul 29, 2026
As AI agents move from pilots into live financial workflows,
most institutions still can't answer a basic question: who
authorized this action, and what evidence backs it up?
In this episode, Shahir Daya, Chief Product & Technology
Officer at Zafin, examines why uniform governance policies fail at
scale and what a...
Jul 28, 2026
A persistent gap remains between what modern manufacturing
technology makes possible and how day‑to‑day work is still
executed, with paper workflows, limited machine visibility, and
siloed data preventing real operational control.
In this episode, Sebastian Dykas, Director of Manufacturing,
Engineering, and...
Jul 27, 2026
Experienced field engineers are retiring or moving on faster
than ever, and the troubleshooting knowledge they carry rarely
makes it into a manual before they go.
In this episode, Deniz Mullis, Senior Director of Global
Technical Operations at Cytiva, examines why closing that knowledge
gap takes daily feedback loops,...
Jul 24, 2026
The pace of modern IT operations is collapsing under the
volume of alerts and the slow speed at which teams can
contextualize data during active incidents.
In this episode, Luke Rotta, Director of Site Reliability
Engineering at Charles Schwab, examines how fragmented tooling,
slow triage, and human‑driven workflows...
Jul 24, 2026
Financial institutions are pushing agentic AI past pilot mode
and into document-heavy, regulated workflows like AML alerts and
account closures, but many leaders still lack a clear model for
where automation should run freely and where human judgment has to
stay in the loop. In this episode, Yoav Naveh, Co-Founder...