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Join us weekly to discuss the latest and greatest in low-code and digital process automation with executives and experts. Real conversations, no marketing BS. Hosted by Rob Koplowitz, John Rymer, and Ryan Duguid.

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Back to Basics: AI & Business Value (opens the original)

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    In this episode, John Rymer and Rick Greenwald explore the real value of AI in business, distinguishing between operational efficiency and strategic advantage, and debunking common misconceptions about AI's capabilities. Key Topics The two ways IT systems deliver value: operational efficiency and strategic advantage The impact of AI hype and market expectations AI as a tool for operational efficiency and its limitations AI's role in strategic advantage and innovation The importance of asking the

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Chris Condo of Equal Experts: AI Dev in Mission Critical Apps (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Chris Condo shares his journey from software engineering at Microsoft to becoming a key voice in AI's impact on engineering and organizational change. We explore how AI is transforming software development, the evolving role of engineers, and the systemic changes needed for successful AI adoption. Key Topics Chris Condo's background at Microsoft and Forrester Impact of AI on software engineering and organizational change Adoption levels of AI in organizations and best practices

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Vibing & Business Logic w/ Val Huber of GenAI Logic (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Val Huber discusses the evolution of rules-based systems, the impact of AI on business logic, and how Gen AI Logic is transforming application development through context engineering and executable models. Key Topics The evolution of rules-based systems and their automation The impact of AI on generating business logic and rules The concept of context engineering and its role in AI training Differences between rules and procedural code in AI applications How APIs serve as logic

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Francis Rants w/ Andy: Software Pricing (opens the original)

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    This episode explores the evolving landscape of software pricing, the impact of AI and platform models, and how CIOs can navigate this complex environment. Experts Francis Carden and Andy Bartels share insights on future trends, pricing models, and strategic considerations. Key Topics The shift from perpetual licenses to SaaS and platform models The challenges and opportunities of token-based and usage-based pricing The impact of AI and large language models on software costs The importance of e

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Dave Marcus' Hands-On Vibe Coding Vendor Analysis P1 (opens the original)

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    In this episode, John Rymer and Rob Koplowitz sit down with Dave Marcus to discuss his hands-on evaluation of the fast-moving world of vibe coding, low-code, and process automation platforms. Dave explains why he chose a CRM-style application as his test case: it had a realistic data model, a third-party integration with Microsoft SharePoint, and a workflow component that would reveal how these tools handle real business complexity rather than simplistic demo apps. A major theme of the conversat

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