In Episode 63, I continue my conversation with Jeffrey Wheatman, Senior VP Cyber Risk Strategist at BlackKite and former Gartner analyst colleague.
Episode #63: “Mitigating AI Risk Through Learning” – Jeffrey Wheatman Read More »
In Episode 62, I reconnect with Jeffrey Wheatman, Senior VP Cyber Risk Strategist at BlackKite and former Gartner analyst colleague.
Episode 62: “Breaking Down Organizational Silos” – Jeffrey Wheatman Read More »
In Episode 61, Jon Hansen and I continue our in-depth exploration of collaboration and interconnectedness, examining how organizations can transition from reactive to proactive thinking.
In Episode 60, I sit down with my colleague Jon Hansen, a procurement expert with over 40 years of experience, to explore why organizations struggle with collaboration and communication.
Episode 60: “On Communication and Collaboration” – Jon Hansen Read More »
We made it! Not that I had any doubts about it.
Episode 55: “AI: Getting Philosophical” – James Finister, Part 4 Read More »
Well, we’ve made it to the penultimate episode with James, where we’re diving deeper into risk.
Episode 54: “AI: Risky Business?” – James Finister, Part 3 Read More »
In this continuation of our conversation, James and I explore the practical implications of AI ethics in organizational contexts.
Episode 53: “Emulated Empathy” – James Finister, Part 2 Read More »
In this episode, I have the pleasure of talking with my longtime friend and colleague James Finister on the topic of AI and Ethics.
Episode 52: “The Ethics of AI” – James Finister, Part 1 Read More »
In this episode, we’re finishing up my conversation with my long-time friend and collaborator Tracy Berry on competitive intelligence.
Episode 51: “The Wrap Up” – Tracy Berry, Part 3 Read More »
In this episode, I continue my conversation with my long-time friend and collaborator Tracy Berry on competitive intelligence and how to get a program started.
Episode 50: “Getting Started with CI” – Tracy Berry, Part 2 Read More »
In this episode, kengon talks with his long-time friend and collaborator Tracy Berry on competitive intelligence and why it’s more important today than ever.
Episode 49 — “Competitive Intelligence” — Tracy Berry Read More »
In this episode, I’m taking the opportunity to discuss a new area of research—the Framework Lifecycle Assessment Model. This is a structured approach to systematically assessing where frameworks sit in their natural evolution. I look forward to hearing about whatever questions you might have. Look for more information from me soon. If you’re interested in
Episode 48 — Framework Lifecycle Assessment Model Read More »
In this episode kengon talks with Bruce Daley about life as an analyst, what it’s like to be the founder of an AI startup, and why he’s enthusiastic about LLMs
Episode 46 — “AI: If You Build It, Will They Come?” — Bruce Daley Read More »
In this episode, I take on the challenge of examining RTO mandates. What the first and second order impacts are and what we should do about it. Listen to the episode now [Open the player page] Resources
Episode 38 — “To RTO or not RTO…” Read More »
In this episode, kengon talks with John McArthur about making a significant career transition out of high-tech and into professional music. Listen to gain some insight into how it might help you make “The Big Pivot”
Episode 36 — “And now for something completely different…” — John McArthur Read More »
In today’s episode, we’re finishing up our conversation with Greg Sanker about GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), complexity, form, music, and a whole lot more!
Episode 35 — “Form Frames Function” — Greg Sanker, Part 2 Read More »
In today’s episode, we’re talking with Greg Sanker about governance, risk, and compliance, especially as it relates to AI.
Episode 34 — “AI: Govern This!” — Greg Sanker Read More »
In today’s episode, we’re wrapping up the conversation (for now, at least) with Doland White on leadership. I’m not quite sure how it happened, but there’s a lot of good stuff packed into this one episode. I hope you take full advantage of it!
Episode 33 — “Up, Down, and All Around” — Doland White, Part 2 Read More »
In today’s episode, I’m pleased to introduce you to my long-time friend and colleague Doland White. The topic is leadership. In my view, there’s never been a more important time to have conversations about leadership. It’s one of the reasons I chose this title for the episode!
Episode 32 — “Leading In Turbulent Times” — Doland White [Updated] Read More »
In this episode, I finish up my conversation with Shane Carlson on career management. There’s some really great ideas in here and a couple of stories that help make the point. It’s slightly longer than usual, so be prepared. Please come back to provide questions, comments, and feedback. Listen to the episode now [Open the
Episode 30 — “Career Management in Uncertain Times” — Shane Carlson, Part 2 Read More »
This episode is a bit different than the last few. We’re going to talk about AI risk for a little bit and look at some good resources that we can draw on. As we do that, we’ll have a look at some strategies we can use to do a better job of consuming them! Oh,
Episode 28 — “AI Risk?? What Risk?!” Read More »
In this episode, I talk with my long-time friend Togla Tarhan about what it’s like to be a successful entrepreneur and what he’s learned along the way. If tech entrepreneurship interests you, this is an episode you won’t want to miss! It is a bit of a longer episode, but I thought it would be
Episode 27 — “Confessions Of A Serial Entrepreneur” — Tolga Tarhan Read More »
In this episode, we wrap up our conversation with Andrew Davis on his book “Flow Engineering.” It’s slightly longer than usual, so grab a drink and/or snack and settle in for some fun!
Episode 26 — “Thingify At Your Own Risk” — Andrew Davis, Part 2 Read More »
In this episode, it’s my pleasure to talk with Andrew Davis about his new book “Flow Engineering.” It’s not often that I say, “Don’t miss this!” but in this case, it really is — “Don’t miss this!!” 😉
Episode 25 — “Get Into The Flow” — Andrew Davis Read More »
In this episode, kengon finishes up his conversation with Elton Dadow of GingrTech on simulations. This will cover how to deal with simulation providers, executive sponsors, and doing the required prep for a successful event.
Episode 24 — “Prepare To Launch” — Engaging Potential Sponsors Read More »
In this episode, we continue our journey into the world of experiential learning and business simulations with Elton Dadow of GingrTech and talk about the preparation required to have a successful simulation event.
Episode 23 — “In It to Win It!” — Setting Things Up for Success Read More »
In this episode, we are continuing our journey into the world of experiential learning and business simulations by conversing with Elton Dadow of GingrTech.
Episode 22 – “Back To Reality” – Another Take On Simulations Read More »
In this episdode, I’m looking to continue the work we started in Episode 07 – “Thinking Like An Analyst.”
Episode 21 – “What Do You Think?” – Curating A Point Of View Read More »
In this episdode, I’m finishing my series on Simulations (for now, at least) with Stu McDonald of Sunburst Simulations.
Episode 20 – “Make It Real!” – Crafting Meaningful Stories Read More »
In this episode, I’m continuing the conversation with Stu McDonald of Sunburst Simulations.
Episode 19 – “Stu, Tell Me A Story?” – How Simulations Are Built Read More »
