No Ordinary Tech Podcast

Over the next few episodes, we’ll be exploring the exciting world of Generative AI. Taking a closer look at how it works, how it was developed, how it’s shaping the future of work and real-world examples of how we are using GenAI today.

In this new episode, our industry experts Nick Brady from Microsoft, Dr Lukasz Szpruch Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh University, alongside Lloyds Banking Group’s Head of Data Science, Trystan Davies deep dive into what GenAI is, what it can do and how it is shaping the world we live in.

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This week... Michael Conway from IBM, Paul Taylor from Thought Machine and Sharon Barber from Lloyds Banking Group, discuss the challenges & opportunities of modernising legacy technology.
What are the issues posed by legacy systems? How can organisations implement strategies for simplifying and updating outdated technology infrastructures?
We're uncovering the keys to successful modernisation.
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From fake news to safeguarding against deepfakes, we’ll look at the real impact of GenAI on the digital landscape and customer experience as a whole.
And we’ll do so in the company of industry experts Ann Johnson - Corporate Vice President at Microsoft, Euan Cameron - AI leader at PwC and Matt Rowe - Chief Security Officer at Lloyds Banking Group.

The panel explore the key questions... How can AI be used to defend against GenAl threats? What should technology and business leaders be thinking about as AI and GenAI matures? And, how can ‘society’ defend against AI-generated fake news and deepfakes?
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The Agile manifesto dates back to 2001: https://agilemanifesto.org/history

For this episode we’re joined by industry experts, Jon Smart, CEO and co-founder at Sooner Safer Happier, Evelijn van Leeuwen, Continuous Improvement Lead at ING, and Joe Soule, CIO at Lloyds Banking Group, to discuss the critical importance of shifting to agile ways of working; what the industry has learned and how it can drive value for customers faster.

How can leaders drive successful change and develop an agile mindset? Is it right for every industry? Which organisations are nailing it? And how can firms overcome resistance to change and foster a culture of continuous improvement?
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The desire to find new and interesting learning methods is ingrained in most technologists. Tech skills experts, Sara Milne and Alistair Watkins meet Georgie Barrat and explore the styles of learning that best suit the individual, as well as our community as a whole. How has the training culture changed post-pandemic and what’s the value of events like Reboot X?
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