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Executive Intelligence - Workday's Gerrit Kazmaier on facing down the SaaSpocalypse, and why Workday had to change before agentic AI took hold (opens the original)
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After a recent taste of market vindication against the SaaSpocalypse, diginomica's Jon Reed sat down with Workday's Gerrit Kazmaier, President, Product and Technology at Workday, for a candid look at how Workday has achieved agentic traction with customers - and the obstacles still to overcome. As Kazmaier explains, for Workday to gain external momentum, the company had to make significant internal changes first. Another vital lesson? Paring down the number of agents in favor of a different plat
The diginomica network podcast - Reckitt AI leader Bastien Parizot (opens the original)
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Reckitt Senior Vice President Global Business Services & AI Bastien Parizot joins the diginomica network podcast to explain why the consumer goods giant behind Dettol, Durex, Finish and Nurofen is using its shared services division as the driving force for AI adoption. Parizot discusses the proof of value test that replaced proof of concept at Reckitt, the rollout of AI to thousands of marketers and R&D practitioners across marketing, R&D and procurement, and how digital simulation has gone from
Executive Intelligence - UiPath CEO Daniel Dines on identity, consequences, and the work AI cannot carry (opens the original)
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UiPath's Daniel Dines is applying philosophical research to enterprise AI. In this Executive Intelligence podcast, he explains why the founder of an enterprise automation and AI company is thinking hard about the human at the gate - the point in a workflow where actions have consequences, and where a person still has to stand. Along the way we discuss why he's quoting Harry G. Frankfurt, why he thinks the word "exactness" beats "determinism," and why the executives cutting people first are putti
Executive Intelligence - can we build an agentic system of work? Oracle's Chris Leone on the real potential of enterprise AI (opens the original)
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Enterprise AI is in the pressure cooker: questionable results on the one hand, rising token costs on the other. But enterprise vendors like Oracle are pressing hard down a different path to value - one that reduces model costs and breaks away from frontier model hype. Can Oracle build a "system of outcomes"? And, speaking of building, can customers and partners build on Oracle's SaaS and AI foundations? In our latest Executive Intelligence podcast, Jon Reed airs out his concerns on enterprise AI
The diginomica network podcast - Community Fibre CIO Chris Williams (opens the original)
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Community Fibre CIO Chris Williams joins the diginomica network podcast to explain how a clean-sheet approach to technology has taken the London full-fibre provider from 30,000 to over 430,000 customers in four years. Williams discusses why he chose modern, scalable vendors like Yext, Domo and AWS over legacy telco systems, and how AI is now embedded across self-service, procurement, development and customer call handling - including cutting a 120-hour security job down to two. He also reflects
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