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Technically Speaking is a podcast from Audacia, hosted by Technical Director Richard Brown. Each episode is a conversation with a senior technology leader working through the questions shaping modern technology across AI, data, cloud, software engineering, testing, strategy and digital transformation. CIOs, CTOs, advisors and programme leads from across industry, talking about what they have built, what has worked, and what has proved harder than expected.
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3 episodes
since May 26, 2026
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By 2030, the World Economic Forum projects that AI and automation could create 170 million new jobs globally while displacing 92 million existing ones - a net gain, though one the WEF is careful to note won't be evenly distributed. It's a fitting backdrop for a conversation asking what organisat…
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By 2030, the World Economic Forum projects that AI and automation could create 170 million new jobs globally while displacing 92 million existing ones - a net gain, though one the WEF is careful to note won't be evenly distributed. It's a fitting backdrop for a conversation asking what organisation…
Recent figures suggest that up to 88% of AI proofs of concept fail to reach live deployment - more than double the failure rate of traditional IT projects. In this episode of Technically Speaking, host Richard Brown is joined by Amy De-Balsi, an independent programme manager working in a highly reg…
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