Tech Reimagined

In a world of constant technologized connectivity, it can be challenging to disconnect from work and take a break.   However, Helena Nimmo, Endava’s CIO, believes there are different ways to manage this challenge. For organisations it is now more than crucial to understand what works for each individual and user group while moving towards hybrid work 2.0. 

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Join Bradley Howard and David Wade in this fascinating podcast episode, where they discuss the intricacies of pricing insurance for new space technology, including upcoming manned flights to the moon and Mars.   They delve into the challenges involved in assessing the risks of brand new technology, and the importance of finding a balance between supporting innovative space initiatives and limiting exposure to risk.   Tune in to discover how insurers rate the risks involved in covering new space exploration missions. 

Many people are still skeptical about VR's potential and are unsure of how to integrate it into their digital strategies.   Thomas Bedenk,  our VR expert, recommends that people try out VR themselves to understand its promise and limitations. VR's immersive nature allows for experiences that cannot be replicated through traditional media. As the technology advances, the possibility of a virtual world, known as the Metaverse, becomes more plausible.  Tune in to find out more and join the conversation at Endava on LinkedIn.  

Though the universe of space insuring might be a small one, its impact on the future of space exploration is truly important.   If you’re curious to understand a bit more about the processes behind how satellites operate from a commercial point of view tune in and enjoy this in-depth conversation with a seasoned space underwriter: David Wade.  

Are you pondering on what the age of cookie-less advertising will mean for marketers and internet users?   We’re glad to be able to discuss this and other marketing related subjects with our guest this week, Kelly Baynes.    Tune in to learn more about the importance of quality, trust, and putting the needs of the audience at the center of marketing messages in a cookie-less world. 

The recent exponential advancements in technology have greatly influenced many of the professions that are responsible for an organization’s smooth functioning. None though has been more impacted than the CIO’s.   In this week’s episode Bradley Howard and Helena Nimmo, Endava’s seasoned CIO discuss some of the unique challenges faced by CIOs nowadays.   Tune in and learn more about the impact the hybrid working environment has had on workplaces, what the differences between manufacturing and services companies are, and how increasing cybersecurity threats should be approached from a CIOs perspective.

An entrepreneur’s life is never dull and offers its specific benefits. Yet without proper support and a safe place to discuss challenges, it can quickly become a lonely and sometimes difficult space.    In today’s episode, Kelly Baynes, founder of the Nurture Network and the Lemon Quarters shares the story behind a community that impacts the lives of 700 women in business.   Tune in to hear the full story.  

With under 10% of women occupying top leadership positions across the globe, women’s underrepresentation is STILL a pressing issue.   In this #IWD episode Helena Nimmo, Endava’s CIO, and Bradley Howard dive into some of the aspects that influence gender diversity in the workplace and offer valuable insights on how leadership groups can promote the advancement and equal opportunities for women in their organizations.   They also shed light on mentorship projects and highlight the benefits of mentorship for both mentors and mentees.   Tune in to learn more about what can be done to support and empower women in STEM.

In our 100th episode, Helen Pownall and Bradley Howard discuss the reasons behind the underrepresentation of women in tech, and they shed light on how organisations and individuals can improve gender diversity.   They touch upon the importance of creating an inclusive workplace culture that values diversity and provides equal opportunities for everyone.   Helen also shares some practical tips for companies to attract and retain more women in tech roles, such as providing mentorship and sponsorship programs.   

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In this last episode of the Digital Next aviation special series, Roshina Nandra, PhD   - Product Development Executive and Innovation Strategist and Justin Marcucci - Chief Digital Officer at Endava explore practical ways to modernize legacy systems without pressing pause on day-to-day operations. Discover how airlines can rise above difficulties, make the most of their underutilized data, and, ultimately, accelerate digital strategies.

As ‘digital travellers’ demand more control over their purchase journey and seamless transactions, this episode will explore the need for airlines to not only modernize its technology but make fundamental changes to transactional assumptions with digital models.

Scott Harkey, EVP Financial Services and Payments, Endava, will also discuss how airline payments processes can accelerate digital strategies and bridge the gaps to achieving frictionless experiences; from subscription models to loyalty programs, cashless transactions and more.

In the first part of Digital Next Aviation Podcast our colleagues Roshina Nandra, PhD   - Product Development Executive and Brian Estep, Global Head of Mobility, Endava as they explore how aviation can learn from adjacent industries to realize the future of Mobility as a Service, including logistics, banking and capital markets, retail, insurance and more.

Tune in and delve into how airlines can both learn best practices from sectors that are more digitally mature, but also how they can partner with them to sell their services and generate new revenue possibilities.

In this week's podcast episode, we'll explore the entrepreneurial spirit and the challenges of starting your own business. Kelly Baynes, owner and co-founder of The Lemon Quarters and Nurture Network, discusses her favourite projects and shares her advice on how to succeed in starting your own business. 

 I  think  as  people,  as  business  professionals,  we  often  let  perfection  be  the  enemy.  I  think  nothing's  really  more  important  than  getting  your  ideas  out  there  in  front  of  the  people  who  will  be  your  potential  customers,  people  who  don't  know  you,  basically,  people  who  aren't  family  and  genetically  predisposed  to  be  kind  to  you.

 I  think  there's  a  tech  mantra,  is  it  fail,  fail  quickly,  fail  better.  It  comes  from a Samuel  Beckett  quote,  but  reality  really  is  that  best  teacher.  We  learn  so  much  more  from  our  mistakes,  or  the  things  that  we  don't  do  well,  or the  things  we  can  improve on  much  more  than  any  success  we  might  have.  Really,  how  can  you  improve  if  you  don't  start? Tune in to find out more and join the conversation @Endava on LinkedIn!

Thomas Bedenk, Endava’s VP of Extended Reality, has joined us again on the Tech Reimagined Podcast for what turned out to be a very insightful conversation on the metaverse and its opportunities for businesses in the years to come. He believes the public’s growing appetite for virtual reality experiences that feed into the metaverse is mostly driven by the growth of the gaming industry and the increasing use of games as a social and exchange medium.

However, it's essential to distinguish the metaverse from the games industry and gaming as a whole. Virtual items in these games have a real economy, and virtual items can be as real as physical items to those who own and use them in the metaverse, which has the potential to transform business models and how companies interact with customers. How exactly? Find out in this episode and share your opinion @Endava on Linkedin.

Innovation is a strategic game with long-term results. To play it right, one must ask the right questions, and create the proper context and space to help people thrive.  Join Bradley and Eoin Woods this week as they discuss a subject very important to him and Endava – innovation in technology. Delve a bit into how we foster innovation within our teams and what it means for everyone involved. 

Bradley Howard: Eoin,  today  I  really  want  to  talk  about  how  to  incubate  innovation.  So what are  the  essential  preconditions  for  novelty  of  cultures  within  organizations?

Eoin Woods: Thanks  Bradley.  It's  a  complicated  question,  isn't  it?  Because  so  many  people  talk  about  innovation and  so  many  people  say  they've  delivered  innovation  and  yet  sometimes  it's  quite  hard  to  know  what  they  mean.  For  me,  innovation  is,  I  think  what  you  said  in  the  introduction  is  real  impactful  change  to  the  way  the  organizations  either  work  or  deliver  the  services  or  the  products  that  they  create.  I  think  the  most  essential  precondition  for  innovation  within  an  organization  is  an  acceptance  of  failure.  I  hear  quite  a  lot  of,  we  sometimes  even  get  this  with  our  clients  who  are,  hear  quite  a  lot  of  organizations  talking  about  the  need  for  innovation  and  how  they  want  to  innovate  and  then  when  they  start  talking  to  people  about  let's  start  doing  some  innovation  they  say, " How  long  will  it  take?  How  much  will  it  cost,  and  what  will  I  get?"  And I  always  look  at  them  slightly  confused.

 Well  if  it's  innovation  you  won't  know  any  of  those  things in  the  beginning.  I'm  afraid  that's  just  development  or  business  development  or  whatever  it is.  I  think  taking  risks,  I  think  being  prepared  to  learn  from  failures  and  doing  failures  is  a  positive  thing,  which  is  much  easier  said  than  done  especially  when  it's  your  money  you're  spending.  I  really  do  feel  for  senior  managers  who  just  feel  that  they're  abandoning  money  to  a  black  hole  but  they  do  have  to  let  go  and  just  see  what  happens.  And  I  think  the  other  precondition  is  the  fact  that  innovation  is  actually  done  in  the  business.

 The  biggest  anti  pattern  I  see  in  innovation  is  a  separate  innovation  center.  You  can  always  tell  innovation  centers  because  the  people  dress  differently  and they  have  totally  non- standard  IT  hardware.  If  the  organization  is  a  window  center,  they  will  inevitably  have  max.  If  the  main  organization  is  a  max  center,  they  will  inevitably  have  Linux  machines  and  they  go  off  and  innovate  in  a  bubble  and  then  when  they  try  and  come  back  and  apply  that  innovation,  the  organization  kind  of  rejects  the  organism  because  it  just  doesn't  fit  with  the  way  the  organization  works  and  its  real  needs.

Enjoyed this segment? Have a listen to the whole episode and join the conversation with us: @Endava on Linkedin. 

Join us and Endava’s VP of Extended Reality, Thomas Bedenk, in this very first episode of 2023, where he highlights the recent advancements in virtual and extended reality, like AI-trained conversational models such as chatGPT.  While chatbots have been around for decades, only recently have they become more prevalent with advancements in AI and language models. He believes that these advancements have the potential to revolutionize the way virtual worlds, user-generated content and large productions are created. 

Thomas also raises ethical concerns, such as the potential for confusion between human and AI interactions in virtual reality, issues of identity, and copyright. He emphasizes that organizations must consider how they want to approach and adapt to this rapidly advancing technology. Have a listen and let us know your opinion @Endava on Linkedin.

As we step into a new year, take another deep dive with us and revisit some of our guests’ opinions on the technology trends and insights shaping our present and future in different industries. 

Hear what Eoin Woods has to say about technology innovation in general, then discover what the future of insurance companies might look like in Dame Inga Beale’s opinion. Immerse in the innovation that healthcare has known in the last few years in this lengthy segment with Dr. Gillian Halley. See what a former-hacker-now-security-expert has to say about the future of security with Greg Van Der Gaast. Helen Pownall discusses how the pandemic has shaped their plans, and finally Scott Harkey envisions a more accountable future for fintech organisations. 

Tune in and let us know: What are the most important technology trends you look forward to in 2023? 

As we’re getting closer and closer to the end of the year, look back with us at some of our favourite highlights of this season, so far. After all, ‘tis the season to rejoice and look back in fondness at the year that just passed. Feel inspired by following these crumbs of PIE which will lead to success in your career, as shared by Dame Inga Beale. Then learn about the importance and the power of data in healthcare and fintech – with Dr. Gillian Halley and Scott Harkey. Tune into your innovative spirit by learning from Stephane Malrait’s s lessons on innovation initiatives in ING. Take a quick and realistic view of blockchain with our own Wynn Davies. And finally, for the year ahead, think of making the world around you, at work, a little better by focusing on exactly how much work you plan to achieve in a determined amount of time by learning more about what takes great teams through troubled times with Helen Pownall.  We hope you’ll enjoy this mash-up, and we invite you to reflect on some of the lessons in your past months and share them with us. 

In this week’s episode. Eoin Woods, Endava’s CTO shares some of his extensive knowledge on software architecture as a discipline, how we practice it in our projects, and what makes software architects one of the key roles in large technology projects. Please tune in to learn more about this role and its many characteristics.

Teamwork makes the dream work, that's for sure. So what exactly makes teams tick? What are the ingredients of a successful team? What can organisations do to better support highly proficient and functional teams, through hard times and lots of legacy code? Here with us to discuss this exciting and crucial subject and share her vast experience is Helen Pownall, Engineering Programme Director at SportRadar.

Are you curious to find out what a CTO does? Grab your ear buds and listen to Eoin Woods, Endava's CTO share a snapshot of his professional life and how the B2B tech landscape has been evolving in that past decades. 

"From  our  perspective  as  suppliers,  we're  desperately  trying  to  understand  as  much  as  we  can  about  the  client  side,  and  that  varies  hugely  by  client.  As you know,  some  clients  share  everything  with  us,  some are  very  careful  about  what  they  share  with  us.  And  so  we're  always  trying  to  fill  in  the  gaps  to  understand  what the client really needs  as  opposed  to  perhaps  what  we've  been  asked  for in  the  last  week.  So  it's  a  strange  dance  between  the  two,  but  it  really  is  why  we  see again and  again  at Endava why  clients  who  engage  with  us  in  a  genuine  partnership  get  so  much  more  out  of  us  than  treating  us  as  somebody  that  they  have  a  contract  with."

Can technology help speed up the way we help the communities around us?    This week on Tech Reimagined, Scott Harkey, our EVP of Financial Services and Payments talks about how companies in the finance space are impacting social equity and sustainability initiatives for the people in the communities in which they activate.   Tune in to learn more.

If you can imagine a data point, any really, in the activities surrounding a sport, SportRadar is there to collect and analyse it with the help of technology. Sounds exciting, isn’t it? Tune into this week’s episode of Tech Reimagined and learn about the many ways in which data can be leveraged to enhance both fans’ experiences and athletes’ performances with our guest - Helen Pownall, Engineering Programme Director at Sportradar.    Share your thoughts with us - what do you think of the marriage between sports and technology? 

What opportunities arise at the beginning of a recession and what should companies focus on? What will the new year bring in the relationship between payment players and their customers? This week on Tech Reimagined, Scott Harkey, our EVP of Financial Services and Payments talks about payments and how the industry is looking now that most of the world is experiencing a certain level of economic turmoil.

What will shape the future of banking in the years to come? What will be the key differentiator in the relationship people have with financial institutions? Scott Harkey, our EVP of  Financial  Services and  Payments shares his opinion on what the current state of tech in financial services is and what the future holds in store for banks, payments processors, clients and partners involved in creating this ecosystem. Don’t worry, it’s not all business; you’ll also find out what Scott is into when he’s not shaping the future of financial tech. And it’s interesting, we promise.

Our data footprint is increasing by the minute.  But what happens with our personal information once we’ve shared it with different companies?     Is it safe to share it? And if so, is it truly kept securely? Tune in to hear security enthusiast and expert Greg Van der Gaast share his thoughts on the subject.  Greg: The  bigger  the  chain  gets,  whether  it's  one  company  with  just  a  sheer  scale  of  factors  and  people  and  locations  or  smaller  companies that  are  reliant  on  other  companies where you get  a  chain  of  dependencies,  the  bigger  it  gets,  the  more  difficult  it  is  to  actually  protect  data,  especially  when  people  are  constantly  pushing  to  drive  value  out  of  data.  Data  science  is  an  incredible  thing  and  we  use  it  to  drive  business.  We  try  to  find  ways  of  making  money  out  of  data.  And  every  day  we  use  Google,  we  do  searches.  We  watch  videos.  We  don't  have  to  pay  for  any  of  this  stuff,  and  yet  people  are  making  a  killing  off  of  it.  It's  like  we're  getting  free  stuff  and  yet  someone's  earning  money  off  giving  it  to  us.  It's  only  when  you  do  that,  the  expression  that  if  you're  not  paying  for  it,  you  are  the  product.  And  you  have  to  be  aware of  that.  You  are  the  product.  You're  selling  a  part  of  yourself  to  get  this  service,  to  get  this  convenience.  And  that's  just  the  equation.  There's  no  way  around  it.  And  that's  it.

Whilst the hype around AI is justifiable the reality around how it’s being used in banking and capital markets looks a lot less exciting and more down to earth. Tune in and find out more in this insightful episode. Where can AI help banks and traders? How is AI being used nowadays and where is the industry heading? Will AI determine the unsafe usage of unstructured data? Listen to Bradley Howard and seasoned experts Stephane Malrait MD Global Head of Market Structure and Innovation for Financial Markets at ING and  Pierre  Kovacs,  Industry  Consultant  Banking  and  Capital  Markets take a closer look at how AI is shaping the banking industry. “…it's  still  under the  supervision  of  a  trader  on  the  desk.  So all the automations  that  we do there is  people  monitoring  it  in  real  time.  The  machine  is  never  alone  to  make  those  decision  and  to  manage.  There  is  always  supervision  on  top  of it. So I think we put a lot of  safeguards  to  make  sure  it  doesn't  go  crazy.  And  even  the  regulator,  as  I  say,  want  to  make  sure  that  all  the  algorithms  that  we  write  are  tested,  validated  review  approved  by the compliance officer,  the  risk  manager,  et  cetera.  So  there is a algo framework  model  that  is  used  by  every  bank  and  validated  by  regulators  to  be  able  to  put  those  barriers.  And  I  think  it's  needed.  And  it  fair  that  those  barrier  exists  to  make  sure  the  system  stay  resilient  and  safe  for  clients.” – Stephane Malrait

"The  one  thing  that  blockchain  really  does,  it  removes  friction  from  the  industry.  And when  I  talk  about  friction,  I'm  talking  about,  there  is  one  version  of  the  truth  that  exists  there.  So  we don't  have  reconciliations,  which  is  a  huge  part  of  what  we  do  in  financial  services.  We  are  always  reconciling  what  we  know  against  another  party.  And  now  there  are  other  ways  of  doing  that,  but  blockchain does it in a  way  which  is  clean,  which  is  sophisticated.  And  as  Stephan  does,  it  allows  us  to  do it  in  real  time,  removing  risk.

 The  thing that I  really  get  excited  about  blockchain,  which  I  think is  the  benefit  and  also  one  of  the  drawbacks  about  it,  is  the  excitement  and  the  ideas  that  people  have  about  what  can  be  done  there.  I  think  it's  forcing  us  to,  encouraging  us  to  think  in  new  ways,  think  about  what  the  things  are  we  could  do  with  technology.  I  think  the  drawback  about  that  is  a  lot  of  people  get  over  excited  about  it  and  run  off  down  rabbit  holes  around  things  which  don't  actually  add  benefit  to  what  we're  doing."  - Wynn Davies, EVP, US Finance Sector, Endava

Listen to the full episode here for an in-depth look into how blockchain is influencing the banking industry. Bradley Howard and seasoned experts Stephane Malrait and Wynn Davies take a deep dive into the real and projected benefits of blockchain, what are some of the most exciting DLT implementations and what’s in store for the future of the market. Got questions? We’re curious to hear them: https://www.linkedin.com/company/endava/  [email protected]

Bradley Howard: Do you always  start  with  a  new  technology  and  see  how you  can  use  it?  Or  sometimes  do  you  look  at  challenges  within  the  business  and  think, "Oh  we  can  solve  that  using  X,  Y  and  Z,"  which  doesn't  always  need  to  be  the  latest  technology?

Stephane Malrait: It's  a  very  good  question  and  I  think  it's  a  mix  of both to be honest.

If  the  business  is  not  aware  of  what  is  available  to  them  as  new  type  of  technology,  you  will  never  move.  A  good  example  is  when  the  iPhone  came  out.  Everybody  was  on  Blackberry  and we were very happy to be on  the  Blackberry  phone.  They  didn't  know  they  needed  to  change  but  then  a  new  tech  arrive  and  everybody  jumped  to  that  new  tech  because  there  were a lot  more  functionalities  in  this  new  type  of  solution.

 And  I  think  here  it's  the  same.  It's  the case that sometimes  the  demand  comes  from  the  business,  system  is  too  slow  or  too  outdated  and  we  need  to  change,  and  then  we  push  to  make  some  automation  or  change  the  technology,  but  other  time is the other  way  around,  and  we  find  technology  company  or FinTech  company, we  have  very  good  solution  and  we  say, " Oh, it  can  help  us  to  dramatically  improve  the  way  we  do  business  so  we  should  integrate  with  them."  A  good  example  will  be  natural  language  processing.  In  NLP,  we  have a lot  of  text,  we  have  a  lot  of  data,  and  we  didn't  know  we  could  do  a  lot  more with  that  type  of  information  until  we  discovered  there  are  NLP  solutions  out  there  who  can  help  to  get  more  than  translating,  unformatted  data  to  formatted  data  point  based  on  the  text  or  the  chat  that  we  have,  and  then  using  this  data  to  improve  the  customer  experience.  So  this is more  technology  led  than  business  led,  but  at  the  end,  the  result  is  the  same,  you  have  an  improvement  that  you  want to have. Listen to the rest of this insightful conversation between Stephane Malrait MD Global Head of Market Structure and Innovation for Financial Markets at ING, Toby Dixon, Delivery Director, FS, Banking & Capital Markets and Bradley Howard, Dive deeper into what builds technology innovation in the banking and capital markets arena as two seasoned professionals talk through what trends are currently shaping the industry and some of the lessons they learned in the technology innovation programs they were a part of from a dual perspective: ING - a bank's and a service partners. Should you have any questions – don’t hesitate to contact them or us directly. Subscribe to get notified when the next two episodes of our series dedicated to the banking and financial industry will be released. Until next time!  

Technology isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. We must make the most of it by educating ourselves on the latest advancements in medical practice and understanding what benefits we can reap from them. Here to talk through some interesting aspects and some of the history behind Medtech from her hands-on point of view – Dr. Gillian Halley. Tune in and let us know, how do you view technology’s role in your own relationship with health and the medical system.

In this week’s episode, Bradley Howard takes a closer look at the current state of corporate information security and the future of hacking with non-other than infosec expert – Greg Van Der Gaast. Together they explore what decision-makers should be doing to protect their organisations better, how security needs to be treated as a brand value and integrated into all departments and processes and where hacking is heading.

How can we fix the trust and data equation in our healthcare strategies? Is the medical practice becoming overly reliant on technology in our quest for good health and wellness? Here to answer these questions and share some hands-on stories from her vast experience, Dr. Gillian Halley in an insightful conversation with Bradley Howard.

In this new episode of Tech Reimagined, Dame Inga Beale shares bits and pieces of her experience at Lloyd’s on how change happens in large organisations, what a CEO can do to help foster an environment that encourages change and why it’s crucial to create the space and opportunities for open conversations.

This Thursday on Tech Reimagined Dr. Gillian Halley and Bradley Howard discuss the many ways in which the pandemic has influenced the healthcare system, how it has changed the medical profession, how patients have become more aware of their health generally and what role technology plays in all of this. Tune in to find out more about healthcare in a post-pandemic reality and let us know: has the pandemic influenced your own relationship with the healthcare system? 

This week on Tech Reimagined AI and legal expert John Buyers discusses how the law eventually catches up on technology advancements and why it’s better to have a legal perspective on a project sooner rather than later. Tune in and learn more about the importance of legal counsel in protecting the interests of all the parties involved, not just the services providers.

Tune in for this insightful and heartfelt conversation on the professional aspect of life with British Businesswoman and Equality Advocate, Dame Inga Beale. Learn why passions matter, how keeping in line with your most inner values helps you build a fulfilling career, and why asking for honest feedback is crucial. We hope you’ll feel as inspired as we were when we recorded this special edition of Tech Reimagined and perhaps you too will start looking at your career (and life!) from a different perspective And, if you’ve enjoyed this episode, please don’t hesitate to subscribe!

In Season 2 of Tech Reimagined we’ve explored some of the big questions around technology and the many ways it influences the industries that are impacting our daily lives. And it has been really insightful to do so with all these amazing guests: Imma Martinez, Brian McBride, Sarah Thomas, Guy Kawasaki, Tom Gruber, John Buyers, Joe Dunleavy, Alex Hunter, Merri Williams, Dave Coplin, Matt Bonetti, Viola Llewellyn, Mark Manley. A huge thank you to all of you for taking the time to join us and our listeners.   Until July we leave you with this mash-up of some of our favourite moments from Season 2. Enjoy! 

Machine learning and AI are still in their early “wild wild west days”, to quote our guest this week, John Buyers, AI expert and partner at Osborne Clarke, here with us to untangle some of the legal and moral aspects of building systems reliant on these technologies.

This week on Tech Reimagined we’re discussing the importance of simplifying complex technologies in B2C industries with Matt Bonetti who will share bits of his extensive knowledge on the subject. Tune in to find out how simplicity can be achieved for the people who use complex systems, for the ones who create them, and even in our daily lives.

The many ways in which technology is deeply rooted in the fabric of our lives impact us both individually and as a society. Join us in this week’s episode of Tech Reimagined in which together with John Buyers, partner at Osborne Clarke, we discuss some of them: social scoring, GDPR, terms and conditions, politics and social media.

The gender gap in Fintech and how to stabilize the status quo on today’s newest episode of Tech Reimagined. Bradley Howard and Matt Bonetti discuss what we can do to make our workplaces more inclusive and how technology could help us. 

With the occasion of World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, we sat down with Tom Gruber – the inventor of Siri and had an insightful  conversation about how AI, if put to good use, can accelerate sustainable development and contribute to creating a better world.  

This Thursday, together with Sarah Thomas, CEO at Catalyst Housing, we discuss what sustainability looks like for the home provider and how technology can help them on their way to achieving net-zero carbonisation.

Today we talked with Matt Bonetti, Head of DX at Hargreaves Lansdown about the challenges that arise when developing technology designed to make people’s lives easier. Tune in to find out how to address them, especially in the case of such complex services and products like the ones in Fintech. 

This week on Tech Reimagined, Bradley Howard and Sarah Thomas discuss how the pandemic impacted Catalyst Housing's working model and their customer engagement strategy in a surprising way. 

Join us and Joe Dunleavy, Head of Innovation at Endava on this new episode of Tech Reimagined, in which he shares with us his top 3 predictions and a couple more insights on the innovations in the financial sector.

In this new episode of Tech Reimagined, our guest Sarah Thomas, CEO at Catalyst Housing Limited, London, explains the many ways in which digital data is being used in the planning, construction and maintenance of social housing projects.

Join us for this new episode of Tech Reimagined, in which Joe Dunleavy, Endava's Donegal based Head of Innovation shares with us a couple of insights about how the IT industry has influenced the life and culture of people in Ireland.

On this episode of Tech Reimagined, we’re talking to Meri Williams about the fundamentals that companies need to focus on in order to successfully scale up their businesses. Join us on this interesting conversation on business growth now.

On this episode of Tech Reimagined, we’re talking to Joe Dunleavy about how tech innovation has influenced our daily lives and what potential it has to help us meet climate change goals and build a better future.  

Join us for an insightful conversation on green energy and tech innovation.  

This week on Tech Reimagined, we sat down with Meri Williams to get her view on tech for good, how much tech influences the end result in business and what makes a great organisation.  

Tune in for an insightful chat with Meri.  

On this episode of Tech reimagined, we’re talking to Inma Martinez about the interaction between humans and AI. From the misconceptions about AI to the benefits it brings to our lives and the applications we need to look at to achieve AIs greatest potential.  

Tune in now for a great conversation.  

Brain and Brawn – with brawn being tech – are the two factors that have fuelled some of the biggest changes in the trade and commodities industry throughout the years. But which specific benefits did technology bring to the field, and what can we expect going forward?   

  Listen to an insightful conversation with Viola Llewellyn, our trade and FMCG expert for the day, to find out.  

In this episode of Tech Reimagined, we talked with Inma Martinez about edge computing, innovation, augmented digital reality, and the next big thing in tech. 

Listen to the full episode now.   

It's no secret that industries still stumble, struggle, and in some cases, fail when it comes to building #inclusive workplaces. On today's Tech Reimagined podcast, we sat down with Meri Williams to get her view and advice on achieving diversity and inclusion in our industry.   

Please tune in to learn more about where we need to go as an industry so that women, people of colour, members of the LGBTQ community, and other underrepresented groups are adequately represented. 

What's the recipe for a more inclusive economy? Find out the answers in a new Tech Reimagined episode, as Bradley Howard talks to equality champion Viola Llewellyn about her passion for creating equality and inclusion in Africa's Fintech sector.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.  

To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day this week on Tech Reimagined, we're thrilled to sit down with Inma Martinez and about how data has evolved alongside ourselves, why technology is a non-gender specific industry and the importance of nurturing talent based on lifestyle choices.   

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.  

In this week's Tech Reimagined episode, our guest, Former Amazon UK Managing Director Brian McBride, shares his view about how technology can help businesses navigate a new digital environment – from data to mobile and everything in between.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.  

In this week’s episode, we chat with Alex Hunter about customer experiences, service culture, the marriage of offline and online experiences, and how technology can help brands create unforgettable experiences and evoke genuine emotions for their customers to drive loyalty.   

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

In this Tech Reimagined episode, Bradley Howard and Tom Gruber, co-creator of Siri, discuss the ethical considerations and challenges of using data for machine learning and artificial intelligence.    

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

Monday, September 13th, will be the 256th day of the year, and it marks a special day in the history of technology. It will be #ProgrammersDay.  

To celebrate, we've dedicated today's episode to the special occasion and invited a dear friend of ours, Guy Kawasaki, to talk all things tech. 

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

In this week's episode, our Tech Reimagined guest is none other than Dave Coplin.  

Dave and Bradley engage in an insightful conversation around the opportunity that digital offers, how it's transforming businesses, and the huge impact it has on the future of work.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

Great leadership isn't about control. It's about empowering people. In this week's podcast, our guest, Former Amazon UK Managing Director Brian McBride, talked about how the role of leadership has changed, the skills we need to be great leaders and how leadership helps navigate the new digital environment.  

 If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

In this week's episode, Bradley Howard caught up with Dave Coplin about how we humans use technology to better our lives, the jobs of the future and the skills required to succeed in the digital world we're building.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

In today’s Tech Reimagined podcast episode, you can listen to Alex Hunter take us through the crucial steps of keeping a cohesive strategy when taking a business globally.  If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.

In this Tech Reimagined episode, Tom Gruber, co-creator of Siri, shares his vision about how #AI can enhance our memory, work, and lives. From training our critical thinking and attention management to helping us overcome our limitations as physical people.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel. 

In this week's episode of Tech Reimagined, Former Managing Director of Amazon UK, Brian McBride, shares his view on how AI and machine learning help us navigate digital disruption in critical industries such as transportation, retail, science and supply chain.

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.

In this week's episode, we're joined by Dave Coplin to discuss how technology will augment our lives even more, how human behaviour adapts to it, and its impact on our education, work, and healthcare.

Want to watch instead? Head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.

In this week’s episode, Guy Kawasaki joined us on Tech Reimagined. Guy shared his views and advice on how companies can use data to step up their game and make better business decisions.  

If you would rather watch the latest episode of our podcast, head on over to our Tech Reimagined YouTube channel.

In this week’s episode, we take a deep dive into how the airline industry is changing and what the future of travel holds, with branding expert and former global Head of Digital for Virgin Group Alex Hunter.

In this episode, Bradley Howard sat down with Kirsten Bay, CEO of Cysurance and talked about the major changes happening today in insurance, the need for automation and the role technology is playing in transforming the industry.

In this week's episode of Tech Reimagined, we have the Chief Evangelist of Canva and creative mind behind the Remarkable People podcast, Guy Kawasaki.  

We talk about how technology will change the way we live & work, why the pandemic forced a reorientation of everybody's mind, and the question we need to ask that leads to significant market opportunities.  

It’s been a year since we launched our podcast and we’ve enjoyed reimagined some great topics over the last 34 episodes, from healthcare, how we pay for goods and services to how we work, the role of AI and the future of sports.  In the season finale, Bradley Howard will share some of his favourite bits, topics, and moments from season 1 of Tech Reimagined.  

In this episode, our guest Anne Nørklit Lønborg and Kevin Crawford talk to Bradley Howard about their careers in the insurance industry and how technology has changed the way we work. 

In a new Tech Reimagined episode, our guest Anne Nørklit Lønborg and Kevin Crawford talk to Bradley Howard about the role IT plays in the Insurance industry and how the perception of technology has evolved from an annoyance to becoming a critical enabler of change.  

Radu Orghidan and Boris Cergol talk about the most compelling areas of artificial intelligence, why they love working with this technology and the changes they've seen in recent years.  

In a new #TechReimagined, our guest Boris Cergol and Radu Orghidan talk about the regulations, accountability and expectations that arise when using AI to solve complex problems and what the future holds for this technology and for the individuals who are using it on a daily basis.  

Bradley Howard chats with Thomas Beetschen and Jeremey Mayes, about the work that inspired them throughout their careers, how they incorporate their passions like game design, prototyping or Lego design into their day-to-day jobs, and some of the best advice they received. 

In this episode, Thomas Beetschen, and Jeremey Mayes joined us to talk about some of the most significant shifts they’ve seen in consumer behaviour over the last 12 months, including the increasing popularity of direct-to-consumer and buy online pickup in-store, and how the shift to digital is pushing people and companies to reimagine the way we shop. 

In this special edition of #TechReimagined, our guest JT Batson, co-founder and CEO at Hudson MX and Larry Lorden, co-founder and CTO at Illio talked to our CEO John Cotterell about emerging technologies and future trends in the industry. 

In this special edition of Tech Reimagined, our CEO John Cotterell talks to JT Batson and Larry Lorden about at the significant changes they've seen over the years and how technology has and still is driving change. 

In our new episode of Tech Reimagined, together with  Keith McCormick and  Dan Pelos, we talk about how they found themselves starting a career in data, useful advice they received along the way and how music is related to analytical thinking.

In our new episode of Tech Reimagined, together with Keith McCormick and Dan Pelos, we explore the benefits of data, discussing how it can be used to support and grow businesses, by focusing on predicting not only the future but also the likelihood of something happening tomorrow. 

In this episode of Tech Reimagined, Bradley Howard talks to James Rosenthal and Radu Vunvulea about the concept of zig-zag careers, how they ended up working in cloud and how to deal with imposter syndrome. 

Cloud has become a commodity nowadays, with a wide range of public and private cloud options. In this episode of Tech Reimagined, together with James Rosenthal and Radu Vunvulea, we take a look at the evolution of cloud and talk about how the speed of digitalisation has impacted cloud adoption.   

Bradley Howard chats with Chris Cooper-Bland and  Suw Charman-Anderson about their exciting career paths, the deconstruction of the traditional corporate ladder and the opportunity for people to create new jobs that don't yet exist.  

The second Tuesday of every October marks a day created to celebrate the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, created in memory of Ada Lovelace. To celebrate, we invited Chris Cooper-Bland, our Group Head of Architecture, and Suw Charman-Anderson, the founder of findingada.com, to talk about the achievements of women in STEM and what the future holds.  

Bradley Howard talks to Sulina Connal and Mats O Eklund about about their career paths in digital, useful advice they’ve received, and what their daily routines are like. 

Bradley Howard talks with Sulina Connal and Mats O Eklund about digital and innovation, how large enterprises can keep the innovative mindset of start-ups, and how to balance near and long-term strategies with stronger digital practices. 

Bradley Howard talks with investment management experts Paul Kay and Thomas Schneider about their backgrounds in the business and the advice they have for those new to the industry. 

Bradley Howard hosts a discussion with Paul Kay and Thomas Schneider about the investment management industry, how today’s technology has helped to reimagine the best practices in the field, and what tech trends could shape the business in the future. 

Bradley Howard has a conversation with Jana Brendel and Richard Dodd about the career paths they’ve taken by embracing digital, the mentors they’ve had along the way, and the advice they have for new arrivals in the field. 

Bradley Howard talks to Jana Brendel and Richard Dodd about the concept of digital necessity as the next evolution of digital transformation, how companies can better understand and avoid digital breakages, and how digital has evolved in the past decade and will change in the future. 

Bradley Howard talks to Michael Archuleta and Lorand Gabos about how they got started in the healthcare industry, what their career paths have been like, and the roles certain mentors have played in their lives.

Bradley Howard has a conversation with Michael Archuleta and Lorand Gabos that covers wearable-based health tech, artificial intelligence’s role the evolution of healthcare, the necessity of digital within the healthcare industry, and how patient care could look and operate within the next 20 years. 

Bradley Howard talks to Alex Balfour and Andrew Cronyn, two digital experts in the sports industry, about the paths they’ve taken in their careers, the importance of mentorship, and what their daily routines are like. 

Bradley Howard talks to two digital experts in the sports industry, Alex Balfour and Andrew Cronyn, about the state of live sports, the potential rise of fantasy e-sports, how sports’ digital industry has grown and changed in the last two decades, and what sports might look like on a global scale in the future. 

Seth Clifford talks to Justin Marcucci, CDO of Endava, and Peter Newhouse, Global Head of Reward at Unilever, about the paths they’ve taken in their professional lives so far, the major technological changes that have occurred since the beginning of their careers, and the value of mentorship. 

Seth Clifford talks to Justin Marcucci, CDO of Endava, and Peter Newhouse, Global Head of Reward at Unilever, about the future of work, the possibility of more businesses operating completely in virtual environments, and whether there will continue to be a localised standard as to when workdays begin and end. 

Seth Clifford talks to software delivery experts Bogdan Tindeche and Vladimir Markovic to learn more about their career paths, discuss the ways technology has changed over the last 20 years, and explore how it could evolve even further in the future. 

Bradley learns more about Anna Barsby and Helena Nimmo, experts from the IT industry, including how they got started in their careers and if any lucky breaks played a role in their professional lives. 

Seth Clifford talks to software delivery experts Bogdan Tindeche and Vladimir Markovic as they share insights on distributed ways of working, discuss how they maintain clear communication and productivity with dispersed team members and offer advice for companies struggling with adopting remote work methods.

Bradley challenges two experts from the payments industry to think about the unconventional ways payments will change in the next 20 years, and how close the Western world is to a completely cashless society. 

Bradley learns more about Nick Telford-Reed and Adrian Bugaian, experts from the payments industry, including how they got started in their careers and if any lucky breaks played a role in their professional lives. 

Bradley learns more about Tony Whitehorn and Adam Banks, experts from the automotive and transport and logistics industries, including how they got started in their careers and the best advice they have ever been given.

Bradley challenges mobility experts from the automotive and transport and logistics industries to think outside the box about the industry and how it will change in the next 20 years, including when we might see autonomous cars and trackable packages on container ships become a reality.