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In this podcast, we explore the CFO's office's past, present, and future, examining how technology and AI are transforming finance. Join Edward Roske and referents as they discuss innovative ways to enhance the role, optimize processes, and shape the future of financial leadership.
Designed for CFOs and finance leaders, each episode provides actionable insights into leveraging technology to drive growth, improve efficiency, and address challenges.
With an engaging tone, the podcast simplifies complex concepts, covering topics like automating tasks, real-time data analysis, and strategic planning.
Key themes include the shift from traditional finance methods to innovative, technology-driven processes and real-world examples like scenario modeling and automated reporting.
The podcast also highlights future trends, such as generative AI for forecasting and advanced analytics for decision-making, promising to shape financial management. Edward Roske inspires listeners with practical advice and tools to embrace technology confidently.
Tune in for strategies to thrive in the evolving financial landscape.
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English
United States
42 episodes
since Dec. 5, 2024
episodic
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In October of 1939 the physicists just stopped publishing. I asked Neal Stephenson where AI research is on that timeline, and he asked how we'd even know if a lab went dark.Neal wrote Snow Crash, The Diamond Age, Cryptonomicon and Anathem, and his new novel, D: Heavy Water, is out now (it&apos…
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Fun fact: Gauthier Vasseur is the first returning guest I've ever had on Asking Good Questions. We finished Season 1 with 38 subscribers (not a joke), the channel is over half a million now, and I told him on camera he might've had something to do with that. (My plan to pay him back is a …
Gerardo Lebrón Laboy calls himself a robotics, AI, and brain-computer interface lawyer. He's taught Robot Law at 2 law schools here in Puerto Rico, and his master's in law and technology at the University of Ottawa had Isaac Asimov on the reading list (thanks to his teacher Ian Kerr, stil…
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Julián Duque has been playing Dungeons & Dragons since he was 7 (early '90s for him, 1981 for me, so yes, I'm slightly older), and he's a dungeon master too, so a few minutes into a conversation about AI agents I pioneered a term right there on the call: we are not dungeon master…
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