AI Project Failure and Recovery: Top News Headlines with Tory Bjorklund | Technology Executives Review® March 2026

How Zagger.ai Turns Unstructured Business Data Into Productive AI Workflows with Josh Rose

How Zagger.ai Turns Unstructured Business Data Into Productive AI Workflows with Josh Rose Guest: Josh Rose, Co-Founder and CEO, Zagger.ai Host: Alex Jarett, Founder, Technology Executives Club® In this episode, Josh Rose of Zagger.ai discusses how his team is helping companies turn messy, unstructured business data into productive AI workflows. Josh explains that while AI models are becoming more powerful, many organizations still struggle to make AI useful because the most important business knowledge is often scattered across emails, chats, Jira tickets, documents, spreadsheets, and conversations. Zagger.ai helps make that real-world data accessible to AI so it can support better decisions and more repeatable workflows. He shares examples of how Zagger.ai is being used to improve key workflows, including a grant writing process where a 16-year archive of historical knowledge helped reduce grant writing time by approximately 30% and shorten onboarding time for new grant writers from three months to one month. The conversation also covers how Zagger.ai is helping teams capture the logic and process of high-performing people, including lead generation workflows where highly customized outreach was reduced from roughly 60 minutes per response to about eight minutes. Josh also discusses project management, software development, team communication, privacy, private LLM options, and why human oversight remains an important part of effective AI adoption. Topics Covered: * Turning unstructured business data into productive AI workflows * Capturing tribal knowledge from emails, chats, documents, and systems * Improving grant writing and onboarding with AI knowledge partners * Scaling the workflows and logic of top performers * Using AI to support lead generation and customized outreach Improving project management and team communication * Protecting sensitive data with private AI deployment options * The importance of keeping humans in the loop ➡️ Listen to the full podcast and watch the Spotlight Interview with Josh Rose here: https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/blog/josh-rose-spotlight-interview-how-zagger-ai-turns-unstructured-business-data-into-productive-ai-workflows [https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/blog/josh-rose-spotlight-interview-how-zagger-ai-turns-unstructured-business-data-into-productive-ai-workflows] ➡️ Watch all of our Leadership Briefings and get weekly AI & Technology Leadership Briefings plus exclusive invitations by joining the TEC Insiders Community: www.technologyexecutivesclub.com

AI in Healthcare & Life Sciences: Emerging Trends with Amit Shah | Technology Executives Review® April 2026

AI in Healthcare & Life Sciences: Emerging Trends with Amit Shah | Technology Executives Review® April 2026 Host: Alex Jarett, Founder, Technology Executives Club® Guest Analyst: Amit Shah AI in Healthcare & Life Sciences is rapidly moving from experimentation to real-world deployment. In this segment from the Technology Executives Review® April 2026 Edition, Alex Jarett and Amit Shah discuss emerging AI trends in healthcare, including agentic platforms, clinical workflows, governance, and the growing importance of understanding the limits of AI in high-stakes environments. The discussion explores how healthcare organizations are beginning to operationalize AI at scale while balancing workflow integration, patient risk, security, and decision-making accountability. In this episode: * How agentic AI is beginning to transform healthcare workflows * Why governance and control systems are becoming mission-critical * Emerging AI use cases in clinical and operational environments * The risks of deploying AI in high-stakes decision-making scenarios This segment also explores broader trends, including the shift from pilot programs to production-scale AI and why healthcare may become one of the most important proving grounds for enterprise AI. ➡️ Learn more about Amit Shah and see all of his briefings: https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/advisory-board-Amit-Shah ➡️ Watch all of our Leadership Briefings and get weekly AI & Technology Leadership briefings plus exclusive invitations by joining the TEC Insiders Community:www.technologyexecutivesclub.com

Leadership Briefing: The One Fix That Solves Today’s Biggest SAP Hiring Challenge with Richard Doran

Title: Leadership Briefing: The One Fix That Solves Today’s Biggest SAP Hiring Challenge with Richard Doran Guest: Richard Doran, Founder & CEO, Sierra ITS Host: Alex Jarett, Founder, Technology Executives Club® Hiring for SAP? Stop chasing unicorns. As more organizations move toward SAP S/4HANA migrations and post-go-live optimization, the competition for experienced SAP talent is getting tighter. But according to Richard Doran, many companies are making the challenge harder by over-scoping roles and underselling the project. In this Leadership Briefing, Richard explains why SAP hiring success depends on clarity, speed, and a well-defined story. The best SAP resources are usually already on billing, so companies need to be precise about the modules, skill sets, and outcomes they actually need. Topics Covered: * Why companies over-scope SAP roles * Why the best SAP resources are rarely waiting around * How S/4HANA migration pressure is changing the talent market * Why slow hiring creates a self-inflicted talent shortage * The difference between technical, functional, and techno-functional SAP resources When to engage recruiting support before or during a migration ➡️Learn more about Richard and see all of his briefings here: https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/advisory-board-Richard-Doran

Technology Executives Review® Webinar on AI in the Enterprise May 2026 Edition

Technology Executives Review® May 2026 Edition Host: Alex Jarett, Founder, Technology Executives Club® Guest Analyst: Dr. Amit Shah, Founder, GNS-AI In this episode of the Technology Executives Review®, Alex Jarett and Dr. Amit Shah break down the most important developments shaping AI in the Enterprise and what Technology Leaders and Tech Business Leaders need to focus on right now. The discussion covers key AI headlines from May 2026 and connects them to what is actually happening inside organizations, including the shift from pilot programs to production-scale AI, agentic systems, governance challenges, and the growing complexity of delivering measurable results from AI initiatives. In this episode: * The latest AI and enterprise technology headlines and what they mean in practice * Why the shift from pilots to production is creating new execution challenges * Where governance and control systems are falling behind rapid AI adoption * How organizations are approaching AI deployment, risk, and decision-making at scale The episode also includes a special segment with Dr. Amit Shah on AI trends in healthcare, including agentic platforms, clinical workflows, and the importance of understanding the limits of AI in high-stakes environments. The program also features insights from recent Technology Executives Club® Leadership Briefings, including: * Tory Bjorklund, Founder, Victoria Fide Consulting * Neil Goodrich, Chief Innovation Officer & CIO, Envista Forensics * Richard Doran, Founder, Sierra ITS * Danny Asnani, VP of Client Outcomes, rSTAR Technologies * Rameshwar Balanagu, Chief Enterprise Architect, UNFI Technology Executives Review® is a monthly briefing designed to help Technology Leaders and Tech Business Leaders stay current on the most important trends shaping AI in the Enterprise. ➡️ Watch all of our Leadership Briefings and get weekly AI & Technology Leadership Briefings plus exclusive invitations by joining the TEC Insiders Community: www.technologyexecutivesclub.com

AI Project Failure and Recovery: Top News Headlines with Tory Bjorklund | Technology Executives Review® March 2026

AI Project Failure and Recovery: Top News Headlines with Tory Bjorklund | Technology Executives Review® March 2026 Host: Alex Jarett, Founder, Technology Executives Club® Guest Analyst: Tory Bjorklund Most AI projects don’t fail because of the technology. They fail because of execution. In this segment from the Technology Executives Review® March 2026 Edition, Alex Jarett and Tory Bjorklund break down real-world examples of AI and enterprise project failures and what organizations can do to recover and improve outcomes. The discussion uses recent headlines to explore where large-scale initiatives break down, including governance gaps, “big bang” transformation risk, and the challenges of executing AI projects inside complex organizations. In this episode: * Why large-scale AI transformations often fail due to execution risk * How starting with focused use cases leads to better outcomes * Where governance is falling behind rapid AI adoption * What recent project failures reveal about real-world implementation challenges This segment also explores broader trends, including the impact of AI on workforce decisions and the shift from hype toward accountability and measurable results. ➡️ Learn more about Tory Bjorklund and see all of his briefings: https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/advisory-board-Tory-Bjorklund https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/advisory-board-Tory-Bjorklund [https://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com/advisory-board-Tory-Bjorklund] ➡️ Watch all of our Leadership Briefings and get weekly AI & Technology Leadership briefings plus exclusive invitations by joining the TEC Insiders Community: www.technologyexecutivesclub.com [http://www.technologyexecutivesclub.com]