GenAI in the Enterprise is back at it again! This time, Zach hosts Pete George, a certified expert in Data Science, AI, and Machine Learning. Pete’s perspective on Generative AI is filtered through a data science and manufacturing lens. So today, we’ll dive into how GenAI can be used to minimize defective variation while maximizing both output quality and efficiency …
GenAI in the Enterprise: Erik Hermansen, Director of Engineering at Bayer
Erik Hermansen, a Director of Engineering at Bayer, joins us on the Generative AI in the Enterprise podcast today. Erik is a self-taught software engineer who is passionate about bleeding-edge techs, like Generative AI and LLMs. He has a lot of sympathy for folks who feel overwhelmed and overloaded by all the hype around GenAI. His advice is to slow …
GenAI in the Enterprise: Chris Cantu, Director of UI Engineer at Procore
On the Generative AI in the Enterprise pod this week, Zach hosts the Director of UI Engineering at Procore, Chris Cantu. Zach and Chris discuss Generative AI’s place in engineering teams, like the ones Chris leads daily. He sees its benefit especially for junior engineers, bringing them up to speed quickly and teaching new patterns of dev. There’s no question, …
GenAI in the Enterprise: Charlene Li, NY Times Bestselling Author of “The Disruption Mindset”
Today’s episode of Generative AI in the Enterprise features Charlene Li, a decorated author of 6 NY Times bestsellers including The Disruption Mindset. Charlene has built her career by being on the front-end of disruption. She started out of Harvard Business School in 1993 helping San Jose Mercury News transition online at the dawn of the digital age. Charlene continued …
GenAI in the Enterprise: Martin Waxman, LinkedIn Learning Instructor
On this episode of Generative AI in the Enterprise, Zach interviews Martin Waxman, a LinkedIn Learning Instructor, Author, and Communications Expert with a specific interest in Generative AI. Martin began his career as a television writer and producer before diving more into the PR side of things after life threw him a curveball. Now, after decades in the professional space …
