May 29, 2026
Enterprise AI initiatives treat design as a finishing step.
Carsten Wierwille, Chief Product & Design Officer at HTEC, argues
that this is a strategic mistake, and one that explains why so many
AI investments produce tools that work technically but fail to
change how people actually work. In this episode,...
May 28, 2026
Computer vision implementations in manufacturing never advance
beyond the pilot phase — not because the technology fails, but
because deployment is treated as a software problem rather than an
operational one. In this episode, Jeff Witt, Digital Transformation
Leader at a Fortune 500 global leader in building...
May 26, 2026
The growing use of AI‑driven modeling in clinical development
is exposing how limited traditional, single‑study dose selection
and patient assessment methods have been for complex oncology
programs. In this episode, Shefali Kakar, Global Head of PK
Sciences and Oncology at Novartis, examines how deeper...
May 25, 2026
The pressure on financial services AI leaders to show
board-level results has intensified — yet the pace of vendor
pitches, shifting tooling stacks, and stalled pilots has made
action feel riskier than waiting. In this episode, Art Shectman,
CEO and Founder at Elephant Ventures, breaks down why the instinct
to...
May 22, 2026
The reason enterprise AI programmes stall is not the
technology — it is the sequence in which decisions are made before
and after the pilot succeeds. In this episode, Ronny Fehling, Chief
AI Transformation Officer at HTEC, examines why AI initiatives lose
momentum at the production threshold and what...