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Peggy Smedley Show

IoT, AI, the Future of Work—if it's revolutionizing industries, Peggy's talking about it. Each week on The Peggy Smedley Show, she delivers cutting-edge perspectives from top experts, keeping 150,000+ listeners ahead of the curve.

Podcast · By Peggy Smedley · English · Official site

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Prediction for 2027: Data as an Asset (opens the original)

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    Peggy continues her five-part series of predictions for 2027 by looking at how construction companies could begin treating historical data as a valuable business asset. For her third prediction, Peggy says 2027 could be a turning point as construction companies move beyond simply storing years of project information and begin using that data to inform better decisions, transfer knowledge, and improve future projects. She also encourages listeners to: · Organize and connect historical project dat

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Prediction for 2027: Scaling AI in Manufacturing (opens the original)

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    Peggy continues her five-part series of predictions for 2027 by looking at how AI will move from experimentation to real-world scale in manufacturing. For her second prediction, Peggy says 2027 could be a turning point as manufacturers move beyond pilots and proof of concepts and begin making AI a more integral part of how their operations run. She also encourages listeners to: · Focus on business problems where AI can create measurable value, rather than adding AI everywhere. · Fix processes, c

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Why Open Infrastructure Engineering Matters (opens the original)

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    Does the future of infrastructure engineering need to be open? Peggy Smedley sits down with Greg Demchak, vice president of emerging technologies at Bentley Systems, to unpack why open standards, open-source technology, and APIs (application programming interfaces) are essential for the next generation of infrastructure. He says openness is about agreeing to a standard that enables interoperability between systems. They also discuss: · What open really means in an infrastructure context. · The h

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Prediction for 2027: Digital Twin (opens the original)

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    Peggy kicks off her five-part series of predictions for 2027 by looking at how businesses will use technology to make better decisions. For her first prediction, Peggy says digital twins will move beyond visualization and become increasingly important tools for understanding what could happen next. She also encourages listeners to: · See digital twins as decision tools and to use data to look forward. · Ask more what if questions and explore scenarios before acting. · Keep human judgment in the

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Businesses Should Prepare for AI at Scale in 2027 (opens the original)

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    Peggy Smedley looks ahead to 2027 and explores what businesses must do to move beyond AI experimentation to real, scaled implementation. From building a people-centric AI strategy to retaining top talent, modernizing legacy infrastructure, and adopting agentic AI in business workflows, this episode breaks down the hard decisions leaders face. Topics include IDC's forecast of $22 trillion in cumulative AI economic value by 2031, Forrester's budget expectations, why more money doesn't equal more i

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