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Safety Is a Leadership Strategy: Building Companies That Perform Under Pressure (opens the original)
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But there is another factor that can shape all of these outcomes: how an organization manages safety, risk, and its people.In the latest episode of Liftoff with Keith, I spoke with Brian L. Fielkow, former CEO of Jetco Delivery, business leader, board director, advisor, and author of Making Safety Happen.Liftoff with Keith: Interviews with Top Movers and Shakers is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a f
The Founders Who Stopped Explaining (opens the original)
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Somewhere around the fiftieth conversation on this show, I noticed a shift in the founders I was most drawn to. The early guests explained everything. The later ones had mostly stopped.Not because they’d gotten arrogant. Because they’d gotten specific. A founder in year one can tell you the whole theory behind the business, unprompted, in detail, because the theory is still doing most of the work. A founder five years in usually can’t be bothered to explain the theory anymore. They’ll just tell
The Week Nobody Sees (opens the original)
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Most of what gets built on this show gets built in a week nobody would ever put in a highlight reel.I was thinking about that while looking at a calendar from a few months back, and what stood out was how ordinary most of the weeks looked. No launches, no big calls, no guests with famous names. Just a Tuesday episode going out, a few Notes, an email answered late at night, a spreadsheet opened and closed without any decision made. If you had asked me that week whether anything important had happ
“The $129,575 Number Behind Physical AI’s Biggest Market” (opens the original)
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Nursing home care now runs about $129,575 a year. Say that out loud a couple of times and it stops sounding like a caregiving statistic and starts sounding like a market with a very large, very motivated buyer attached to it.That’s the backdrop for the sharper half of my conversation with Mike Link, COO of Kami Vision. His company’s fall-detection AI isn’t a smart-camera novelty — it runs at 99.5% accuracy, and it earned that number the slow way: four years of real incident data inside senior li
“The Demo-to-Deployment Gap” (opens the original)
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“The Demo-to-Deployment Gap”Most physical AI right now lives in a demo. A conference booth, a slick video, a “coming soon.” Mike Link’s company skipped past that stage years ago.Mike is COO of Kami Vision, the computer vision company now running on 15 million-plus devices, with six million users in 120-plus countries. That’s not early traction. That’s infrastructure.Liftoff with Keith: Interviews with
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