Paul Storm writes and speaks about practical business uses of AI, including business process automation, enterprise adoption and marketing operations. Storm also co-runs Dr. Storm Advisory GmbH and publishes DIGITAL STORM weekly, featuring interviews with business and technology leaders.
Jay Chaudhry is a cybersecurity business leader who speaks publicly about Zscaler’s Zero Trust approach and how organizations can secure AI adoption and AI agents.
Steven Wolfe Pereira writes about how companies can govern AI agents, including setting limits on what they can do, independently evaluating their systems, and managing security risks.
Tim Hillison is a go-to-market executive who helps engineering-led startups and mid-market companies build GTM systems, bring revenue teams together, and scale with AI.
Miten Narendra Mehta writes about AI product strategy, agentic AI, and how organizations can build and govern AI systems. His LinkedIn posts also describe books on AI product management and leadership.
Pinkesh Shah works on B2B marketing technology, with a focus on coordinating digital and physical outreach to help companies build sales pipeline. Shah’s posts describe DelightLoop as a platform for outcome-focused campaigns, including account-based marketing and event promotion.
Ali Arsanjani writes and speaks about enterprise AI, with a focus on agentic systems that can carry out business and technical workflows. His posts discuss agent architecture, security, governance, and how AI connects to tools and enterprise software.
Sam Curry discusses cybersecurity, workload identity, and the security and leadership challenges raised by agentic AI. Sam shares these ideas through professional posts, interviews, and conference talks.
Omar Ahmed writes about cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities, and threat intelligence on LinkedIn, explaining what the technical details mean for security teams and what they can do next.
Paul D'Souza works with business owners and industrial companies on improving operations, sales and revenue, and preparing businesses to run with less dependence on their owners. His posts focus on applying AI, digital twins, and Lean Six Sigma to those challenges.
James Meads works in procurement technology, researching and evaluating procurement software. His public posts discuss procurement-tech go-to-market strategy, vendor positioning and sales, and how procurement teams can use AI.
Matt Leta works on enterprise AI transformation, focusing on getting AI into real business workflows, measuring results, and building systems that combine people, models, and processes.
Akhilesh Perla writes about Salesforce and MuleSoft integration, enterprise AI, and AI governance. Their posts describe work at NexGen Architects and the Hapie AI project.
Beverley Eve shares LinkedIn commentary on enterprise AI, focusing on adoption, trusted data, governance, cybersecurity and how AI changes work. Their posts include event coverage and discussion of business research and technology resources.
Tori Adams writes about federal AI adoption, with a focus on cybersecurity, agent authority, governance, and testing autonomous systems. Adams's LinkedIn posts also cover digital product passports and supply-chain traceability.
Ozgur Tohumcu writes about applying AI, cloud technology and automation to manufacturing, automotive and supply-chain operations. Tohumcu's posts connect industry trends and customer examples with AWS products and services.
Scott Ohlund writes about applying AI in business, especially redesigning workflows, improving data foundations, and changing how companies sell and deploy AI products.
Dave Schools is a B2B marketer building Singulate, an email marketing platform focused on AI-assisted segmentation and personalized campaigns. His posts explain how to use data and messaging strategy to make personalization more relevant—and how to avoid generic, unchecked AI-generated copy.
Arvind Murali works on enterprise AI, data platforms, and business operations transformation at iOPEX Technologies. Their LinkedIn posts discuss applying AI to revenue and service operations, building data foundations for AI, and turning enterprise workflows into measurable outcomes.
Eva Ponce works on online supply chain education at MIT, including webinars and learning experiences about supply chain analytics, AI, and topics such as returns and reverse logistics.
Tomislav Vazdar writes and comments on cybersecurity, AI security, and digital regulation, connecting technical risks such as software and AI supply-chain attacks to practical questions of resilience and governance. Vazdar's posts also discuss Croatian and EU policy, and describe appearances on Croatian television news.
Josh Wetzel writes about how sales and go-to-market teams can use AI to redesign revenue operations, with a focus on clean data, clear ownership, and workflows that produce measurable results.
Deepen Desai works on cybersecurity at Zscaler and shares practical perspectives on AI security, threat research, phishing, and security operations.
Zia Rahman shares video commentary on practical AI and technology for healthcare staffing, and presents Wanderly’s AI staffing tools.
Mo Azeem writes about applying AI to business operations, especially ecommerce back offices, and about the systems, data, and security needed to make AI useful in practice.
Anoop Mohan works on applied AI, including AI agents designed for manufacturing operations and industrial settings.
Omar Chaudhry writes about AI product strategy, focusing on how AI can automate decisions in real-world operations such as logistics and recommerce. His posts emphasize domain expertise, system design, and managing the risks of autonomous decisions.
Anuj Goel writes about cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and using AI to help security teams turn threat information into practical defensive action.
Dr Geanie Asante creates practical AI education for business leaders and professionals. Asante's work includes AI Insights, prompts and tool guides, and training on AI agents, automation, and AI-powered apps.
Sergey Danishevskiy shares practical advice on B2B revenue operations, CRM strategy, and sales technology. Danishevskiy's posts compare building versus buying a CRM, assess RevOps agency partners, and examine how AI is changing sales systems.
Keith Reynolds publishes and edits ChargedUp!, covering electrification and distributed energy for commercial real estate owners, investors, developers, and planners. Reynolds's writing connects energy-market and grid changes to property decisions, and also explores AI, marketing systems, and audience-building.
Aashiesh Chopra writes about banking strategy, financial infrastructure, and how AI agents could change the way organizations manage work and financial services.
Justin Foster writes about cybersecurity, AI, cloud technology, and security operations. Foster's posts explain how security teams can use data and AI to investigate threats, prioritize action, and manage costs.
Christopher Hale shares practical explanations of how small businesses can use AI to capture leads and revenue, including digital receptionists and automated follow-up.
Dani Goldman writes about how consumer-goods companies can use AI, data, and supply-chain planning, and how shopping and commerce differ across markets such as the U.S. and Brazil.
Ramkumar Sundarakalatharan writes about AI security, application security, and continuous compliance. In Sundarakalatharan's posts, they describe building TraceAI at Zerberus.ai and argue for evidence-based compliance and security controls that limit what AI agents can do.
Chris Hill writes about applying AI to go-to-market and revenue operations, with a focus on agentic systems, business workflows, governance, and the cost of getting reliable outcomes.
Scott Marintsch is a supply chain technology and logistics professional whose work focuses on practical, data-driven solutions to operational problems. Marintsch's MIT graduate research developed a decision-support tool for planning stockout recovery across distribution networks.
Dario Salice is a co-host of The Inverted Podcast, where Salice discusses cybersecurity, digital identity, and technology with guests. Salice's posts highlight episodes on securing AI agents, updating cybersecurity advice, and applying the Business Model Canvas to security and AI-driven product development.
Siva Dosapati founded AI20 Labs, where the team builds and embeds AI products and workflows in businesses, with a focus on getting systems into production and improving how work gets done.
Steve Faruque writes about cybersecurity, including QRadar threat detection and how teams can defend against AI-driven attacks.
Rani Tiwari advises businesses on AI adoption, technology modernization, and growth. Their posts focus on practical choices for private equity and enterprise teams, including measuring AI by business results, managing security and governance risks, and reducing reliance on a few people for sales and client relationships.
Reed J. Stepleman works on warehouse management and supply chain technology. The posts discuss evaluating warehouse software customizations as long-term business investments and using AI to help warehouse teams identify and resolve operational problems.
Mark Bidgood writes about enterprise AI and data strategy, with a focus on how consumer goods companies can build trusted, consistent data foundations for AI systems and agents.
Carol Griffin writes about enterprise technology leadership, infrastructure programs, and the governance and security challenges of AI and identity systems.
Chaitanya Challa writes and presents about cybersecurity, especially post-quantum cryptography migration and crypto agility: how organizations find cryptographic dependencies and update systems without disrupting operations. Their work also connects quantum security with identity and autonomous AI agents.
Sam Hirbod works with HubSpot’s agency and consulting partners on growth, customer success, and practical uses of AI and CRM data. Hirbod’s posts describe a Strategic Partner Development Manager role at HubSpot and coaching partners on building AI agents for real workflows.
Scott Gardner writes about AI governance, safety and observability, with a focus on the security and oversight of agentic systems. His posts also describe designing an auditable, agent-assisted forensic investigation of an AI system.
Yoram Friedman writes and teaches about product management and enterprise AI, with a focus on how organizations should design, govern, and supervise AI agents.
Marcel Gradidge is an operator and go-to-market leader whose work covers enterprise networking and cybersecurity, revenue growth, and sales and partnership leadership.
Ian Ure writes about programme control and delivery, focusing on how leaders can spot operational problems early, test progress against evidence, and act before delays, rework or lost value grow. Ian Ure also comments on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
Tino Lancellotti advises boards and enterprises on technology transformation, including ERP consolidation, post-merger integration, contract lifecycle management, and AI-enabled operations. Lancellotti’s writing focuses on connecting enterprise data and systems to measurable business outcomes.
Christian Peter Sandvei works on Nordic CIO Pulse, a research and interview initiative exploring Nordic CIOs’ priorities, including AI, data readiness and technology leadership.
Harold Mansfield builds and tests practical AI and automation solutions, helping small businesses use the tools while considering their costs, security, and operational risks.
Duncan Trawick shares cybersecurity content on PKI and digital trust, including certificate management, post-quantum readiness, supply-chain security, and machine identity for AI systems. Their posts also discuss Keyfactor products and company content.
Bharat Sharma is a technology leader who writes about practical uses of AI in cybersecurity and business operations. Sharma also says they are building A1 Logix, exploring AI for logistics, including route planning and delivery visibility.
Phillip Shoemaker writes about cybersecurity, digital identity, and how to make AI systems safer and more accountable. Shoemaker is the author of Unbreakable: Secure Your Digital Life in a World Built to Breach You.
Andy Mullings is a B2B marketing operations specialist who shares work and advice on Adobe Marketo Engage, marketing data, and connected campaign workflows at JTF.
Samantha Cowan writes about AI governance, privacy, and vendor security, with a focus on how AI and connected tools handle sensitive email and calendar data.
Salema Rice leads IntelliCon Global executive forums where data and AI leaders work through enterprise decisions, including how to scale agentic AI with accountability. Rice also hosts The Weight of the Seat, a series about the people and experiences behind senior data and AI leadership.
Grace KY Man teaches product, growth, and marketing teams to design AI agents as connected systems, with human approval and safeguards built into the process.
Joe Kaszynski is a B2B demand-generation marketer focused on creating qualified pipeline. Kaszynski's work includes account-based campaigns, aligning marketing with sales, and using conversational messaging to re-engage dormant opportunities.
Stefan Kløvning shares practical guidance on business software, system integration, and enterprise AI. Kløvning's posts explain how to choose an integration approach, prepare for software outages, and assess whether agentic AI fits a business process.
James Silvestri writes about B2B marketing, including demand generation, marketing operations, paid-ad testing, and using AI to coordinate go-to-market work.
Dan Shaw works on B2B sales enablement, helping teams find friction in their sales processes, improve CRM and data integration, and keep deals moving.
Jonas A. Menesklou writes about building automation for enterprise workflows and hard-to-test systems, including embedded software, factory equipment, and automotive interfaces.
Christoph Nagy focuses on SAP cybersecurity, sharing updates on industry events, partnerships, and how security tools can help protect SAP systems.
Kalpesh Baxi writes about recruitment business operations and how AI agents can take on repetitive tasks, freeing recruiters to focus on candidates, clients, and placements. Baxi also describes RecXperts, a network of specialists serving recruitment businesses.
Lynette Sciolla Zulu writes about how African organizations can adopt and govern AI, with a focus on institutional readiness and designing AI systems to execute business work.
Brian Wagner shares LinkedIn commentary on growth strategy, AI, and leadership, often focused on life sciences and medtech. Wagner also describes INIA Biosciences’ work on noninvasive ultrasound therapy for chronic inflammatory disease.
Gautam M. Aggarwal writes and speaks about using AI and data in the energy industry, especially to improve utility customer service, energy affordability, and grid operations. His posts feature Bidgely’s utility-focused products, industry research, and events.
Michael Bianchi writes about designing human-centered AI and agentic workflows for businesses, and creates bespoke watches through Bianchi Bespoke. His work connects personalized technology experiences with custom watchmaking.
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