142. Taking fear out of innovation

142. Taking fear out of innovation

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288. Securing agentic AI: A playbook

As organizations increasingly employ agentic AI, they face new risks that could disrupt operations, compromise sensitive data, or erode customer trust. Rich Isenberg and Charlie Lewis join us to discuss these emerging risks and how leaders can proactively ensure secure and compli ...  Show more

287. IBM Chairman, President, and CEO Arvind Krishna on setting bold ambition and driving growth through innovation

Arvind Krishna, the Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of IBM, stepped into the CEO role at IBM in 2020, following 30 years at the company. Prior to that, he held various senior positions, spanning VP of Cloud and Cognitive Software to Head of Research, where he dro ...  Show more

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