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Global technology is changing the way we live. Critical government decisions affect the intersection of technology advancement and human needs.
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Episode 132: Human First, AI Second: Why Connection Decides Whether Transformation Works (opens the original)
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Organizations are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, but technology alone cannot deliver transformation. When employees feel anxious, exhausted, or uncertain about how AI will affect their jobs, even the most advanced tools can go unused—or be actively resisted. In this episode of Tech Transforms , Carolyn Ford speaks with Arika Pierce Williams, CEO of Piercing Strategies, about why successful AI adoption depends on the human infrastructure surrounding the technology. Arika explains t
Episode 131: Secure by Design: Rethinking Process, Control, and Adaptability (opens the original)
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Digital transformation is often approached as a technology project: identify an outdated system, select a replacement, implement it, and move on. But as James Davies explains in this episode of Tech Transforms , true transformation requires a fundamentally different approach—one built around outcomes, adaptability, user experience, and continuous improvement. Drawing on a career that began on the help desk and eventually led to running a software company, James shares how firsthand experience wi
Episode 130: Cyber Leadership Under Pressure: Securing Growth in a Defense-Driven Manufacturing Environment (opens the original)
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Cyber Leadership Under Pressure: Securing Growth in a Defense-Driven Manufacturing Environment Cybersecurity looks very different when the systems you're protecting manufacture critical communications equipment instead of processing email, Brahman Thiyagalingham, Chief Information Security Officer at GME, to explore the realities of securing operational technology (OT) environments where uptime, safety, and business continuity often outweigh the instinct to immediately block every perceived thre
Episode 129: Women in Defense & Blue Tech: Engineering Leadership in High-Stakes Environments (opens the original)
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The ocean remains one of the least explored environments on Earth, yet it is rapidly becoming one of the most important frontiers for technology and national security. In this episode of Tech Transforms, Carolyn Ford welcomes Abbey Fabian, Strategic Lead at Raytheon and President of Women in Defense Greater Boston, for a conversation about the emerging world of blue tech and the leadership principles driving innovation across the defense industry. Abbey explains how technologies designed for und
Episode 128: AI, Agentic Systems, and Rebuilding Digital Democracy (opens the original)
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In this episode of Tech Transforms , Carolyn Ford sits down with Ramon Perez, Executive Director of the Digital Democracy Project to explore how emerging technologies could fundamentally reshape democratic participation. Drawing on his background in AI, public policy, and military service, Ramon shares how secure mobile voting, blockchain, digital identity verification, and artificial intelligence are being combined to give citizens a more direct voice in the legislative process. The discussion
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