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.
João Moura is the founder of CrewAI, a company building software for creating and managing AI agents for business work. His posts explain how agents can handle changing goals, coordinate across workflows, and operate with controls such as cost limits and data policies.
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.
Dan Sorensen works on cybersecurity and AI governance, helping organizations assess risks such as shadow AI, data loss, and incident response.
Bill Staikos writes and advises on customer experience and CX technology. Bill Staikos's work helps business leaders connect customer feedback to operational changes, measure whether those changes work, and make better decisions about CX software and AI.
Kieran Gilmurray writes and speaks about AI, leadership and business transformation, focusing on how organizations use intelligence to make decisions, govern risk and improve how work gets done.
Jeff Willinger works with organizations on Microsoft technology at Heartland Business Systems (HBS), focusing on Microsoft 365, Copilot and AI, security, Power Platform, and other Microsoft business tools. Their work includes helping businesses plan AI governance and adoption.
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.
Christopher Kunney is a healthcare IT leader and host of the Straight Outta Health IT podcast. His public posts focus on digital health, AI governance, and health equity, including how technology decisions affect safety-net and community providers. He also describes serving as board chair of OneHealthEHR, which is piloting electronic health records in clinics in Liberia and Ghana.
Mariana Dahan writes about digital identity, privacy, cybersecurity, and the governance of financial and AI systems, with a focus on limiting data exposure and deciding who controls personal information.
Jay Bavisi works in cybersecurity education and workforce development at EC-Council. Their LinkedIn posts discuss AI governance, cybersecurity training, and offensive security, and they host conversations for the EC-Council Cybersecurity Podcast.
Dux Raymond Sy writes and speaks about practical AI governance, leadership, cybersecurity, and helping managed service providers prepare customers to use AI. Sy's posts discuss controlling AI agents, managing costs and data access, and turning governance into an ongoing service.
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.
Rory Canavan writes about IT asset management (ITAM), software licensing and vendor audits, and the role of asset data in managing security and AI risks. Their LinkedIn posts also promote ITAM resources and consulting services.
Dazza Greenwood works on legal technology and computational law, including how organizations evaluate AI systems and govern their use in professional work. Their work includes consulting, research, teaching, writing, and community events.
Patti Regan shares perspectives on e-commerce logistics, including delivery expectations, fulfillment networks, and how AI may affect shopping and retail marketing.
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.
Ajay G. writes about cybersecurity for small and mid-sized businesses, especially endpoint security, compliance, and protecting company data when AI agents use business tools. Ajay's posts also describe building security products at Kitecyber.
Zack Tembi teaches enterprise AI strategy and shares CIOsurge interviews and leadership stories about technology, cybersecurity, and digital transformation.
Zach Vogel shares business-focused perspectives on workforce and talent planning, executive strategy, and the risks and returns of adopting AI.
David Kershaw works on public-sector procurement, with a focus on how organisations buy and contract for AI. His posts discuss procurement risks, contract management, and helping smaller technology suppliers navigate public-sector purchasing.
Camille Stewart Gloster writes and speaks about cybersecurity, AI governance, and digital resilience. Their work focuses on how organizations can set boundaries and accountability as AI systems take on more responsibility, while keeping people involved in important decisions. They are the author of The Insider You Built and have shared practical digital-fluency resources for workers, leaders, caregivers, and educators.
Tom Ryan writes about marketing operations, Salesforce and HubSpot CRM migrations, and the data and privacy issues that affect AI-powered CRM tools.
Chander D. writes and advises on enterprise AI, with a focus on security, governance, and moving AI projects from pilots into production. The posts discuss practical controls for AI systems, including authentication, human review, testing, and operational readiness.
Phil Stevens is a CIO who writes about applying AI, robotics, and connected operational data to manufacturing challenges, drawing on earlier supply-chain experience in retail.
Debra Baker shares practical cybersecurity and compliance guidance for startups and defense contractors, covering SOC 2, CMMC, cyber insurance, and AI governance.
Lindsay Timcke writes about risk management, AI governance, cybersecurity, internal audit, and third-party risk. The posts reviewed focus on practical ways to assess AI agents, test connected controls, and understand risks in technology and vendor supply chains.
Vivek Bharathi Muruganandam hosts The AI People, a talk show featuring conversations with AI and security leaders, and co-hosts discussions on AI trust and governance. Their posts also describe their work as a principal product manager in the technology industry.
Michele Vincenti is a faculty member at University Canada West who writes and presents on AI ethics, leadership, and human accountability in high-stakes decisions. Their work argues that AI can inform decisions, but people must retain responsibility for them.
Steve Vintz shares leadership updates and analysis on cybersecurity, focusing on how AI changes security risks and why organizations need to find and reduce exposure beyond simply patching known vulnerabilities.
Dr Khalid A. writes about cybersecurity, AI and electronic warfare, including how digital threats and disruptions affect critical infrastructure and global connectivity.
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.
Sumit Johar leads IT and security at BlackLine and writes about enterprise AI, with a focus on governance, automation, and financial operations.
Shubham Goel is a company builder who co-founded Affinity, a CRM company, and says they are now building a new AI company. Goel also shares lessons from conversations with CIOs about enterprise AI adoption, governance, and technology change.
Fareha Ali is a computer science student and technology builder working on AI and automation ventures, including Somar360, an assistive-technology project for deaf and hard-of-hearing people, and Kaliber Freight. Ali's posts connect AI systems work with firsthand experience in freight and logistics.
Matthew Karabinos works on AI literacy and the use of AI in education. Their posts discuss support for K–12 schools and educators, and feature conversations on education podcasts including The Curve Ahead and AI Real Talk. They identify their work with Appalachia Intermediate Unit 08.
Waseem Samaan works in internal audit and risk, with experience building audit, SOX, governance, and risk functions for high-growth SaaS and fintech companies. Posts focus on how organizations can manage emerging risks such as AI, cybersecurity, payments, and regulatory change.
Andy James is CEO of C360RED, where they focus on organisation-specific red-team security testing. Their LinkedIn posts also discuss cloud resilience and responsible AI adoption.
Rob Wellen advises and speaks with business and technology leaders about enterprise AI, including governance, adoption, data strategy, and choosing practical use cases. Wellen's posts describe facilitating discussions with Chicago CIOs and AI leaders and sharing guidance with manufacturing executives.
Daniel Kendzior works on cybersecurity at Accenture, with a focus on using AI to strengthen cyber defenses. Their work includes writing about cyber resilience, AI risk monitoring and security transformation, and sharing practical examples of AI in security operations.
Tammy Coley is Chief Transformation Officer at BlackLine, where she helps organizations modernize finance operations through process improvement and automation. Their posts also discuss finance data and AI, customer transformation work, and their service on the North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners.
David Solomon is an AI systems architect who builds voice agents and business automation systems, and advises businesses on AI strategy and implementation.
Mads Pleman Rossau is a co-founder of Manatek Group who writes about practical AI applications, AI safety, and ways to turn technology ideas into buildable products and systems.
Sherif Eldeeb is a cybersecurity speaker who discusses cloud security, emerging threats, and practical uses of generative AI in security work.
Maverick James is a lawyer who advises executives and companies on data privacy, AI governance, and executive risk. James identifies as founder of Avant-Garde Legal, PC, and co-founder of Defensibility.ai.
Michelle Woodward Hodges writes about cybersecurity and partner-channel leadership, including practical ways managed service providers can address identity security, AI governance, and customer resilience.
Lynn Warneke writes about AI and digital governance, helping boards and business leaders think through technology risks, responsible adoption, data governance, procurement, and director education.
Filiz Demirci writes about responsible AI adoption, connecting AI governance, ethics, cybersecurity, and organisational change.
Nataly Garcia is a law graduate pursuing a European master's in law, data and artificial intelligence. Their studies and writing focus on AI governance, digital law, data protection and cybersecurity, including how legal and policy frameworks can be put into practice.
John Campbell is a healthcare technology leader who writes about cybersecurity, AI governance, patient safety, and digital health from a healthcare CIO perspective.
Christopher Dorsey writes about business implications of AI and advertising, including enterprise sales, workplace AI governance, retail media, and how AI changes payment for creative work.
Martin Foerster shares practical guidance on EU regulation and governance for businesses, including NIS2 supply-chain security, cloud-provider switching under the Data Act, and AI risk and accountability. The posts focus on turning requirements into concrete steps such as contract changes, decision inventories, and clear ownership.
Robert Horne shares practical commentary on cybersecurity, including network defense, cloud and Kubernetes threats, security operations, and the risks of AI systems.
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.
Sachin Desai works on enterprise identity security and identity governance. His posts discuss Zluri’s identity-security products, including governing access for service accounts and AI agents, and his experience helping companies grow at UiPath and Zluri.
Sankarsan Biswas writes about IT service management, digital trust, and how organizations can adapt ITIL to digital products and connected technology ecosystems. Biswas is the author of Ultimate ITIL® Version 5 Foundation Certification Guide.
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.
Lucas Hathaway shares practical guidance on AI governance and cybersecurity for financial institutions, including credit unions. His posts focus on assessing AI vendors, finding AI tools already embedded in products, and putting controls such as data-loss prevention and human review into practice.
Vanessa Aradia writes and speaks about bookkeeping, payroll, professional education and how finance professionals can work with AI. Their posts discuss skills development, qualifications, assessment, cybersecurity and ongoing professional learning through ICB UK.
Shiraz Nazeer writes about enterprise transformation and the challenges of putting AI to work, from managing organisational change to turning AI product ideas into secure, scalable services. The posts describe work with the Fifth9 team.
Carol Griffin writes about enterprise technology leadership, infrastructure programs, and the governance and security challenges of AI and identity systems.
Kathy D’Agostino shares practical guidance on using AI in small businesses, especially professional-services firms. D’Agostino’s posts cover setting up repeatable AI processes, improving tasks such as proposals and pricing, and managing privacy and accuracy risks.
Kate Alger is a customer success executive and advisor who writes about scaling customer success, AI in customer operations, and the business practices that support renewals and customer value.
Craig Cooper writes about Lean and Six Sigma, operational improvement, and the governance needed to make digital and AI transformations work. The posts focus on practical questions such as who owns decisions, whether data can be trusted, and how organizations can tell if a transformation is delivering results.
Christian Lunøe Gøtzsche shares practical guidance on using AI in B2B sales and customer success, including agent workflows, implementation roadmaps, and governance.
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.
Carl Owen shares and presents Edge of Intelligence, a show featuring conversations with business and technology leaders about AI, data, cybersecurity, growth, and digital transformation.
Deva I J. writes Remarkable HX, a newsletter about creating measurable value in private equity-backed businesses. The posts focus on putting AI into business workflows, governing its use, and showing how it affects costs, operations, and enterprise value.
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.
David Moufarrege writes about cybersecurity, healthcare technology, privacy, and responsible AI adoption, drawing on experience as a healthcare CIO and privacy officer.
Christian Peter Sandvei works on Nordic CIO Pulse, a research and interview initiative exploring Nordic CIOs’ priorities, including AI, data readiness and technology leadership.
Greg Spence writes about building and leading sales teams, improving revenue operations, and applying AI to sales work such as account research, forecasting, and CRM processes.
Michael Dvorscak shares practical guidance on using AI to improve business processes, with an emphasis on data security and governance. Dvorscak's posts cover small-business workflows, Microsoft Copilot, process improvement, and cybersecurity.
Robert Bimm writes about how enterprises can use AI responsibly, with a focus on governance, data security, and the controls needed for AI agents. He also discusses quantum computing and its potential role in business decision-making.
Stephanie Stoudt-Hansen shares commentary on procurement and technology sourcing research, including AI governance, supply-chain resilience, vendor management, and ways procurement teams can communicate their business value.
Serena Montefusco shares research and practical approaches to cybersecurity education in Italian higher education and public institutions. Montefusco's posts highlight work on the Cyber Sapere initiative, including gamified training, digital skills, and building a stronger culture of cybersecurity.
Nir Sofer is Chief Information Security Officer at SysAid, where the work includes securing AI-powered IT service management. Sofer’s posts focus on cybersecurity, identity, shadow IT, software visibility, and connecting security priorities with business goals.
Amanda DiCicco Stilman works on enterprise AI products and content focused on governance, compliance, and practical deployment in regulated industries. Their posts discuss AISquared products and frameworks for AI controls, data governance, and automating proposal work.
Pamela Feld develops and delivers training on practical AI use, responsible AI, and cybersecurity policy. Feld's work includes training business teams on AI workflows and ethics, and a DEF CON course on cybersecurity and AI policy basics. Feld describes herself as a certified AI ethics specialist and offers AI training, policy development, and AI agent development.
Vinod Sreedharan writes about AI security and governance, arguing that risk often lies in the systems around a model—such as data handoffs, inference endpoints, testing, and oversight. Their posts also address geopolitical risk and business supply chains.
Robert Sherretta is president of International Investor, where they comment on global trade, economic policy, geopolitics and investment-related issues through event reports and analysis.
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.
Darius Radford focuses on helping organizations secure how they build and run software. At KnightsWatch Cyber, Radford's posts describe the Secure Software Factory, an operating model that connects software delivery, application security, supply-chain controls, risk management, and protection after deployment.
Sonali Chowdhury Roy writes about cybersecurity and the privacy and governance risks of artificial intelligence, using practical examples such as face-upload tools, AI security claims, and changing online behavior.
Elena Alikhachkina writes and speaks about how organizations can use data and AI to make better business decisions, govern AI, and clarify who is accountable for its outcomes. Alikhachkina's posts connect executive and board oversight with practical issues such as decision-making, operational adoption, and trust.
Alex Wang creates practical content about applying AI in business, with a focus on enterprise agents, governance, data readiness, and the tools and workflows that help AI move into production. Wang also covers AI products and applications in education and software.
Violetta Madej shares practical guidance for small businesses on cybersecurity, AI governance, technology risk, and improving business systems and workflows.
Dr. Heval Mehta shares practical commentary on corporate governance, board oversight, director responsibilities, ESG, and governance developments. Mehta's posts explain how boards can strengthen risk oversight, bring varied expertise into board decisions, and respond to emerging issues such as AI governance.
Michael Rasmussen is a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) analyst and commentator. Through GRC 20/20 Research, Rasmussen helps organizations assess GRC technologies and professional services, and writes and speaks about connecting risk, resilience, and AI governance to business decisions.
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.
Nikhil Joshi is a consultant building JoDha, a consultancy focused on AI-driven digital transformation and IT governance. Joshi describes its work as helping small and midsize businesses in financial services, healthcare, and manufacturing use AI and improve how they operate.
Ahikam Kaufman writes about using AI to automate finance work while keeping financial controls, audit trails, and governance in place. Kaufman's posts describe Safebooks’ approach to helping finance teams use AI across their existing business systems.
David Rajakovich writes about cybersecurity risk management, including third-party and supplier risk, audit readiness, and emerging risks from AI agents. Rajakovich's posts also discuss Acuity Risk Management’s STREAM and RiskOS products.
Shane Spencer runs an AI agency, builds AI-agent systems, and also manages operations at an appliance repair shop. Their posts focus on practical AI implementation, software tools, business infrastructure, and delivering automation that works in real operations.
Thomas Ward is an IT and cybersecurity leader who advises organizations on technology strategy, risk, and compliance, including CMMC and NIST 800-171. Ward's work also includes AI governance and nonprofit leadership.
Christopher Acevedo writes about revenue operations (RevOps), with a focus on using AI for CRM updates and sales workflows, and on governing AI agents in go-to-market teams.
Ezhilarasan Natarajan writes about enterprise cloud governance, cybersecurity, and AI adoption, including how organizations can prevent security risks as technology and development move faster. Natarajan's posts draw on CoreStack’s cloud and security products and customer work.
Eddie Williams writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on AI security and governance, social engineering, and security culture.
Robin M. writes about helping organisations put AI governance into practice and turn data governance into measurable business results.
Augusto Marietti shares Kong’s work on API infrastructure and AI connectivity, including AI gateways, token costs, and semantic routing.
Chily Fachler advises CIOs on AI strategy and organisational transformation. After six years at AppsFlyer, where Fachler led information services and helped drive company-wide AI adoption, Fachler began working with CIOs on moving from AI experiments to practical transformation plans.
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.
Matthew Bagley shares practical guidance on managing technology for small and midsize businesses, including IT planning, ransomware recovery, and responsible AI use. The posts also connect technology planning with the EOS business framework.
Jess Mand creates ExecutiveEDGE articles and interviews with business and technology leaders about AI, data architecture, governance, and changing executive roles.
Fletus Poston III writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on securing AI systems, model supply chains, and the risks of relying on models and data organizations do not control.
Joseph P Jensen is the CIO at Nailor Industries. Jensen writes about cybersecurity and AI governance, shares examples of technology work at Nailor, and teaches cybersecurity and AI through hands-on activities.
June Jewell works with architecture and engineering firms on business management, sales processes, and project management. Their advice covers CRM use, choosing which projects to pursue, proposal follow-up, accountability, and training project managers to deliver profitable work.
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.
Noopur Davis writes about cybersecurity, connected-home protection and responsible access to advanced AI. Their posts draw on Comcast cybersecurity work and explain how organizations can prepare for emerging risks.
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