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Business Technology Perspectives

Business Technology Perspectives is a podcast from the Tech Talks Network that explores how digital innovation is influencing business strategy across industries.Hosted by Neil C.

Podcast · By Neil C. Hughes · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    From Transactions to Interactions in Banking With CSI (opens the original)

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    What if your bank could recognize that you needed help before you had to ask for it? In this episode of Business Technology Perspectives, I speak with Michel Jacobs, Chief Strategy Officer at CSI, about how artificial intelligence and customer intelligence are changing the relationship between financial institutions and the people they serve. Community banks and regional financial institutions have traditionally competed through personal relationships rather than scale. But digital banking, fint

  2. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Closing the Technology Confidence Gap With Babble (opens the original)

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    Why do 88 percent of UK SMB leaders see technology as important to business performance while fewer than half feel highly confident about adopting it effectively? In this episode of Business Tech Perspectives, I speak with Mark Weait, Chief Revenue Officer at Babble, about the company’s inaugural Technology Performance Index. The research draws on responses from 1,000 UK SMB leaders and C-suite executives and examines a growing technology confidence gap between recognizing what digital tools cou

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Moving AI Pilots Into Production With QualityAI (opens the original)

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    What evidence would persuade your board that a successful AI pilot is ready to become part of everyday business operations? In this episode of Business Technology Perspectives, I speak with Andrew Duncan, CEO of QualityAI, formerly Qualitest. Andrew previously served as CEO of Infosys Consulting and has spent over 30 years advising global organizations across technology and business change. Andrew believes the AI era differs from previous technology cycles because adoption is moving faster than

  4. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    How Larridin and Hunton Andrews Kurth Assess Enterprise AI Risk (opens the original)

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    Could your company produce a complete inventory of every AI tool, model, agent and embedded feature operating across the business today? In this episode of Business Tech Perspectives, I speak with Russ Fradin, founder and CEO of Larridin, and Michael Levine, partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth, about the enterprise AI visibility gap and the growing legal, financial and insurance consequences for companies that cannot identify their AI systems. Russ has experienced several major periods of technology

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    Why Investing in AI Without Investing in People Is a Costly Business Mistake (opens the original)

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    Why do companies spend millions on AI and digital transformation while overlooking the people expected to make those investments successful? In this episode of Business Technology Perspectives, I speak with Elena Varo, founder of Elevatio Tech & Culture, about why the biggest barriers to technology adoption are often human rather than technical, what leaders misunderstand about organizational change, and why companies need to invest in people as seriously as they invest in technology. Elena brin

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