Contextualized!

This podcast’s focus is on the art of the possible, using real world use cases presented by Rob Wescott, enterprise software consultant for some of the top global organizations.

We’ll take on augmented intelligence, natural language processing and machine learning for augmented workflows in large multi-national organizations. We’ll explore enterprise technology and use cases that will add real value and solve real problems.

With featured interviews from top executives and researchers in industries like health, pharma, media, energy, manufacturing and more, my hope is to inform, entertain and expoune!

Especially in the business climate, post COVID, the way we evaluate vendors and technologies has to go through a significant shift in mindset. Our mission is to find great solutions and contextualize them in a way that allows businesses to understand how they may fit in their organization.

We cherish how there are smaller, more nimble organizations with fantastic, cutting edge solutions. These unicorn eggs have solutions that empower employees to focus on the tasks that require human skill sets, help legacy models adapt, and are just plain fun to work with.

You’ve probably heard the saying, “no one ever got fired for buying Google.” Or, insert any other large organization: Amazon, Microsoft or Apple work just fine. These are all great companies with great solutions. For our conversations, we’ll focus on the disruptors.

For the foreseeable future, you may not have the conferences where you speak to one of these companies in a dark corner after walking past the mega-booths. It’s unlikely these companies are travelling from city to city to get in front of you with their pitch. And, the noise in your email and LinkedIn inbox is going to be deafening as sales people try to get your attention.

A connection between these off-the-radar solutions that can lower expenses, increase revenues, increase efficiency and give you a step ahead of the competition is not a bad thing. Then, engage on your terms.