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English
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30 episodes
since Oct. 6, 2025
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WalkMe created the digital adoption platform category more than a decade ago around a simple premise: technology only works when people actually use it. Now the company is applying that same lens to AI adoption inside enterprises, and what it is finding is not what it expected. In a recent episode…

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Rubrik is a B2B cybersecurity and AI company. Meghan O'Driscoll Fintland leads global PR with a 12-person internal team and 13 agencies operating across EMEA, APJ, and the US. In a recent episode of The Narrative, we sat down with Meghan Fintland, Head of Global PR at Rubrik, to learn how she runs…
Cognizant is a global technology services company that invests heavily in research-driven thought leadership, publishing studies on AI, cybersecurity, and the future of work that reach audiences from LinkedIn newsletters to Davos. In a recent episode of The Narrative, we sat down with Marlowe Newm…
Typeface is an enterprise marketing AI platform that helps large companies create, deliver, and optimize on-brand content, and it has been using original research as a core motion to earn attention against much larger competitors. In a recent episode of The Narrative, we sat down with Courtney Bri…
Ashley Robinson spent nine years at Amazon helping build narratives around fulfillment, community engagement, and customer obsession before moving into her current role as Director, AI Monetization at Microsoft. Her argument on The Narrative is a simple but uncommon one: narrative is not a marketin…
In this conversation, Christian Pott walks through how AI is reshaping both the threat landscape and the toolkit for crisis response, why the old "ridiculousness scale" for dismissing bad-faith attacks no longer works in a disinformation-saturated internet, and how he decides whether a brand should…
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Mozilla sits at one of the most unusual intersections in tech — a non-profit building real products, advocating for an open internet, and fighting for users in markets dominated by trillion-dollar competitors. That tension shapes everything about how Christopher Hilton, Director of Global Communica…
MRI Software has spent more than five decades and over 50 acquisitions building the proptech category — which means it now runs close to 200 products and a 400-partner ecosystem under one roof. Keeping that from splintering into a hundred disconnected pitches is a full-time narrative problem, and i…
Bradley Tusk has spent his career building the argument that wins, not just the argument that's true. Before founding Tusk Holdings, which now spans Tusk Strategies, Tusk Ventures, Tusk Venture Partners, and Tusk Philanthropies, he ran political strategy for Uber starting in 2011, and the company's…
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