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Host Andrew Wertkin gives a preview of what's to come in Season 3 of Network Disrupted, which premieres on November 10, 2021. Follow Network Disrupted on Twitter: @netwkdisruptedFollow Network Disrupted on LinkedIn: /company/network-disrupted/

Host Andrew Wertkin gives a preview of what's to come in Season 3, which premieres on November 10, 2021.


Season 3, Episode 0

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Host Andrew Wertkin gives a preview of what's to come in Season 3 of Network Disrupted, which premieres on November 10, 2021.


In this episode of Network Disrupted, Matt McComas is here to discuss the merits of a slow cloud adoption. Matt is the VP of DevOps, DevSecOps, CICD, Infrastructure as Code, and Kubernetes for GM Financial, where he helped streamline the way their teams are structured. Today, Matt dives into the evolution of automation with insights on measuring its success. He talks about GM Financial's cloud adoption journey, the reason it is intentionally slow, and how to work through process issues as they come up. Listen now! Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.

Matt McComas is currently a DevOps leader within GM Financial.  He has spent nearly 25 years in the IT field, much of which has been as an engineer or leader within IT Operations teams.  In 2014, Matt became aware of the DevOps movement, and from that point, began to dedicate himself, and his teams toward adopting these principals.  As he grew in his leadership duties within GM Financial, he eventually was able to transition his role into a full time DevOps leadership role.  Today, he leads several practices around CICD Pipelines, Infrastructure as Code and Kubernetes Automation.

Matt McComas

VP DevOps, DevSecOps, CICD, IaC, Kubernetes, GM Financial

In this episode of Network Disrupted, Matt McComas is here to discuss the merits of a slow cloud adoption. Matt is the VP of DevOps, DevSecOps, CICD, Infrastructure as Code, and Kubernetes for GM Financial, where he helped streamline the way their teams are structured.


Season 3, Episode 4 - "Is a slow cloud adoption better?" with Matt McComas, VP of DevOps, GM Financial

"Is a slow cloud adoption better?" with Matt McComas, VP of DevOps, GM Financial

On this episode of Network Disrupted, Avi Freedman is here to discuss networking. Avi is a Co-Founder and CEO at Kentik, a network intelligence platform that helps businesses with network performance, reliability, and security. Avi is also the host of the podcast Network AF. Today, Avi and Andrew discuss the challenges their customers come up against, how they can try to solve them, why cloud adoption won't get easier, and the merits of monitoring and observability. Listen now; you'll also hear expert advice on how to start adopting cloud the right way. Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.

Avi Freedman is the co-founder and CEO of network observability company Kentik. He has decades of experience as a networking technologist and executive. As a network pioneer in 1992, Freedman started Philadelphia’s first ISP, known as netaxs. He went on to run network operations at Akamai for over a decade as VP of network infrastructure and then as chief network scientist. He also ran the network at AboveNet and was the CTO of ServerCentral.

Avi Freedman

CEO, Kentik

On this episode of Network Disrupted, Avi Freedman is here to discuss networking. Avi is a Co-Founder and CEO at Kentik, a network intelligence platform that helps businesses with network performance, reliability, and security. Avi is also the host of the podcast Network AF.


Season 3, Episode 3 - "Where's the source of truth?" with Avi Freedman, CEO, Kentik

On this episode of Network Disrupted, Sandi Jones is here to discuss what she has learned from her journey through iterations of Manulife's cloud adoption. Sandi is the former AVP of Global Network Services at Manulife, where she was responsible for the strategy, architecture, service delivery, and operation of Manulife's networks. Today, Sandi shares her expertise in cloud adoption, discussing the importance of understanding the implications of cloud architecture for global organizations, and how beneficial it is to have internal collaboration that drives higher value in what you build. She and host Andrew Wertkin end with a discussion around their passion for working and living in other countries, sharing why we should spend time with our peers from different cultures, promoting empathy and connection. Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.

Sandi Jones joined Manulife to run Network Services globally in 2014. Based in Hong Kong and traveling throughout Asia until 2019, she returned to global HQ in Toronto, to focus on network and security strategy and new technology introduction, including SDWAN, SASE, Zero Trust and Unified Threat Management.
Sandi's leadership readied Manulife’s network to handle the sudden 98% Work From Home pivot successfully in 2020 (COVID 19), maintaining excellent user experience and security throughout. She had transformed the environment to support a complex hybrid cloud footprint and rapid digital transformation across the global enterprise and enabled Work From Anywhere even before the pandemic.

Sandi Jones

Former AVP, Global Network Services, Manulife

On this episode of Network Disrupted, Sandi Jones is here to discuss what she has learned from her journey through iterations of Manulife's cloud adoption. Sandi is the former AVP of Global Network Services at Manulife, where she was responsible for the strategy, architecture, service delivery, and operation of Manulife's networks.


Season 3, Episode 2 - "Does geography matter?" with Sandi Jones, Former AVP, Manulife

"Does geography matter?" with Sandi Jones, Former AVP, Manulife

On the season 3 premiere of Network Disrupted, we are joined by cybersecurity expert Richard A. Clarke. Richard served under three US Presidents in various senior national security positions; he was the first Special Advisor to the President for Cyberspace and was the national crisis manager on 9/11. Today, Richard takes us on a cybersecurity journey, unpacking how we can be thinking about ransomware and what cloud adoption means for your security strategy. With Richard's brilliant expertise and insight, you're sure to walk away with ideas to improve your cybersecurity strategy. Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.

Richard Clarke served in a number of senior national security positions for Presidents of both parties, including being confirmed by the Senate as Assistant Secretary of State and appointed Special Assistant to the President for Global Affairs. He was National Coordinator for Security and Counter-terrorism, was the first Special Advisor to the President for Cyberspace and authored the first National Strategy for Cyber Security. He was the national crisis manager on 9/11.

Following his 30 year government career, he taught at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, was an on-air national security commentator for ABC News, authored ten books (non-fiction and fiction) in twelve languages, including a NYT #1 best seller, and hosted the podcast Future State. He co-chaired the Virginia governor's cyber security board and served as a member of the NY governor's cyber advisory board. He served on Pres. Obama's five person Intelligence and Technology Review Group.

Richard A. Clarke

On the season 3 premiere of Network Disrupted, we are joined by cybersecurity expert Richard A. Clarke. Richard served under three US Presidents in various senior national security positions; he was the first Special Advisor to the President for Cyberspace and was the national crisis manager on 9/11. Today, Richard takes us on a cybersecurity journey, unpacking how we can be thinking about ransomware and what cloud adoption means for your security strategy. With Richard's brilliant expertise and insight, you're sure to walk away with ideas to improve your cybersecurity strategy.


Season 3, Episode 1 - "Should Fortune 100s trust the cloud?" with Richard A Clarke, CEO @ Good Harbor

On the season 3 premiere of Network Disrupted, we are joined by cybersecurity expert Richard A. Clarke. Richard served under three US Presidents in various senior national security positions; he was the first Special Advisor to the President for Cyberspace and was the national crisis manager on 9/11.


On the season finale of Network Disrupted, we’re talking to Rich Penkoski, the Deputy CEO of Markets for Deloitte Consulting. We're going to lean on Rich’s unique role speaking to many different finance and technology leaders to discuss the evolution of the highly important CIO-CFO relationship.We'll also cover the rapidly changing expectations of technologists, strategies for enabling agile decision making at large organizations, and why intimately trusting your vendors is necessary. Enjoy!As always, let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! Tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Rich on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/deloitte-deputy-ceo-on-cios-shift-to-business-partner/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.With that, I wish you all a happy, safe holiday season. I'll see you in the spring for Season 3.

Rich Penkoski

Principal and Deputy CEO, Markets, Deloitte Consulting

Today we’re talking to Rich Penkoski, the Deputy CEO of Markets for Deloitte Consulting. We're going to discuss the evolution of the highly important CIO-CFO relationship, the rapidly changing expectations of technologists, and strategies for enabling agile decision making at large organizations.

Season 2, Episode 6 - "What is my role in the organization?" featuring Rich Penkoski, Principal and Deputy CEO, Markets at Deloitte

Today I’m joined by Jason "JJ" James, a three-time IT VP, and current Chief Information Officer at NetHealth. In this episode, we’re going to focus on IT's ever-expending role in enabling smooth strategic pivoting, aiding efficient teamwork, navigating industry disruption (as always).JJ is an award-winning innovator, and a true believer in driving advancement through human connection - as he has coined the "humanization" of technology. Enjoy!Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! Tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Jason on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/net-health-cio-remedying-health-care-it-is-possible/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Jason James

Chief Information Officer, Nethealth

Today I’m joined by Jason "JJ" James, CIO of NetHealth. In this episode, we’re going to focus on IT's ever-expending role in enabling smooth strategic pivoting, aiding efficient teamwork, navigating industry disruption (as always).

Season 2, Episode 5 - "How do I humanize IT?" with Jason James, CIO at Nethealth

Today I’m joined by Brian Benn, a former NASA software engineer and current Chief Information Officer at the Atlanta Housing Authority - a leader in transforming public housing to provide affordable communities for those in need. In this episode, we’re going to focus on how technology leaders - particularly in government, can stoke innovation, create a culture that resists complacency, welcomes vulnerability, and actually empowers agile development.Brian is a truly innovative strategist, technologist, and overall thought leader, with an adamant belief in digital literacy driving the betterment of Atlanta. He has some really awesome stories from his time on the final frontier. Enjoy!Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! Tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Brian on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/in-atlanta-affordable-housing-also-means-tech-access/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Brian Benn

Chief Information Officer, Atlanta Housing Authority

Today I’m joined by Brian Benn - former NASA software engineer and Chief Information Officer at the Atlanta Housing Authority. We’re going to focus on how technology leaders can create a culture of that innovation that resists complacency, welcomes vulnerability, and  empowers agile development. Enjoy!

Season 2, Episode 4 - "How do I foster a culture of innovation?" with Brian Benn, CIO @ Atlanta Housing Authority

Today, I’m speaking with Tom Andriola, the Vice Chancellor of Information, Technology, and Data over at the University of California, Irvine - an inovation hub for higher education, public research, and healthcare. On this episode, we explore Tom's unique take on enabling partnerships to promote UC Irvine’s ambitious data strategy, discuss the keys to merging technology and business strategy at organizations at the scale of UC Irvine, and investigate emerging thoughts on what’s to come in healthcare and higher ed.Tom is a brilliant technology leader and a true advocate for innovation. His ambitious strategic approach is reason enough to take notes - enjoy!Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Tom on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/how-uc-irvines-it-team-is-driving-healthcare-innovation/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Tom Andriola

Vice Chancellor of Information, technology, and Data, UC Irvine

On this episode, we explore Tom Andriola’s unique take on enabling partnerships to promote UC Irvine’s ambitious data strategy, discuss the keys to merging technology and business strategy at organizations at the scale of UC Irvine, and investigate emerging thoughts on what’s to come in healthcare and higher ed.

Season 2 Episode 3 - "How do I choose & enable my partners?" with Tom Andriola, Vice Chancellor of IT at UC Irvine

Today, I’m speaking with Gayleen Gray - the Assistant Vice President and CTO at McMaster University in Canada. On this episode, we explore the evolution of the CIO role and why we’re seeing more people adopting the CTO title today, how Gayleen brought the entire university along in her strategic planning process, how she measures success in her department, what peer communities Gayleen is involved in, and so much more.She is a brilliant open book and I found so much to take away from this episode - it was hard to pick what elements to cut down in editing, so you’ll certainly enjoy this one. Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Gayleen on our <a href="https://app.casted.us/account/54/shows/a954e1ec-f6ef-4e5d-b80b-66d98f88c18d/episodes/Read%20more%20about%20Vikas%20on%20our%20blog." rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Gayleen Gray

AVP and CTO at McMaster U

Season 2, Episode 2: "Should I abandon the CIO title?" with Gayleen Gray, AVP and CTO at McMaster University

Today, I’m speaking with Vikas Mahajan, who you might know as the CISO at the American Red Cross. For this episode, we’re going to focus on the collision of traditional worlds of networking and network security, the rise and merits of what Gartner has coined as "SASE", and how Vikas approaches leading security in light of the Red Cross’ volunteer-based, highly critical, highly complex context. What's great about this interview is we talk both tactics and strategy, and I expect many of you will be pocketing much of Vikas' advice. Let me know what you thought of today’s discussion! You can tweet me at @netwkdisrupted + @awertkin, leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or email me at andrew@networkdisrupted.com.Read more about Vikas on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/flexibility-and-security-can-co-exist-for-the-red-cross/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Vikas Mahajan

CISO, American Red Cross

Season 2, Episode 1: "Can security & flexibility co-exist?" with Vikas Mahajan, CISO at the American Red Cross 

Today, I talk to <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/cfsheridan/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chad Sheridan</a>, Chief Innovation Officer at NetImpact Strategies about:- How to measure value in the federal context- The balance between delivering features and technical debt- Why switching from project to product thinking matters- The value in leveraging cloud for agencies- How to lean on peers and overcome other technology leadership challengesAs former service delivery chief for the USDA, Chad recently moved to work at NetImpact Strategies to advise a number of agencies on what we’re about to talk about today. That is, creating and measuring value in the federal context, switching from project to product thinking to nurture innovation, the cloud’s value for agencies, and how to lean on peers to overcome the challenges that inevitably come with the territory of technology leadership.Read more about Chad on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/how-an-agency-it-chief-innovated-amid-bureaucracy/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Chad Sheridan

CIO, NetImpact Strategies

Today, I talk to Chad Sheridan, Chief Innovation Officer at NetImpact Strategies. We discuss the balance between delivering features and technical debt, how to measure value in the federal context, the benefit in leveraging cloud, why switching from project to product thinking matters, and how to overcome technology leadership challenges by leaning on peers.

Season 1, Episode 8: "How can I nurture innovation at a federal agency?" with Chad Sheridan, Chief Innovation Officer, NetImpact Strategies

Today, I talk to Thomas Sweet, VP in IT Solutions at GM Financial, about: - How he’s turning his QA organization into a unified engineering team - The value of certifications and metrics - Specific tactics he uses to drive continuous learning - Why he doesn’t want GM Financial’s Cloud Centre of Excellence (CCoE) to return his team members Tom’s got a real focus on lifting people up in the workplace. I want to give credit where credit is due, so I’d like to thank our friends at Linux Academy (or, rather, A Cloud Guru), for introducing us. Tom gets into the tactical weeds explaining how he’s doing what he’s doing, which is really valuable, so thanks for that Christophe.&nbsp; Note: Tom’s opinions are his own and do not represent those of GM or GM Financial. P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.&nbsp; P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.Read more about Thomas on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/gm-financial-is-driving-the-evolution-of-legacy-qa-roles/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>.

Thomas Sweet

VP of IT, GM Financial

Today, I talk to Thomas Sweet, VP in IT Solutions at GM Financial. We discuss how he’s turning a QA organization into a unified engineering team, the value of certifications and metrics, specific tactics to drive continuous learning, and why he doesn’t want GM Financial’s Cloud Centre of Excellence (CCoE) to return his team members.

Season 1, Episode 7: "How do I up-skill my team for digital transformation?" with Thomas Sweet, VP in IT Solutions @ GM Financial

Today, I talk to Anshuman Awasthi, Director of Infrastructure and Engineering at a publicly traded, leading retailer based in CA whose legal team won’t let me say their name... but they do furniture really well. Anshu’s company was an early adopter of SD-WAN before its value was as defined, so we talk about how and why they did that. We'll also discuss:<ul><li>- Why his team chose to adopt SD-WAN before its relative popularity</li><li>- How he leveraged vendor partnerships to tailor emerging solutions </li><li>- How Anshu’s company determined requirements for the emerging technology </li><li>- What securing traffic in this new world looked like for Anshu’s team </li></ul>Read his Forbes column here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/people/anshumanawasthi/#53b78c831ec4P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew@networkdisrupted.com P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.

Anshuman Awasthi

Director of Infrastructure, and Engineering

Today, I talk to Anshuman Awasthi, a Director of Infrastructure and Engineering. We discuss why his team chose to prematurely adopt SD-WAN, the fundamentals of leveraging vendor partnerships to tailor emerging solutions, how his company determined requirements for emerging technology, and what securing traffic looks like in this new world.

Season 1, Episode 6: "How did they adopt SD-WAN so fast?" with Anshuman Awasthi, Director of Infrastructure, Engineering @ Leading Retailer

In this episode, I talk with Vishal Gupta, CTO @ Unisys, about:- The value AI actually has (and doesn’t have) in an enterprise setting- Low-hanging fruit for which an organization can use AI (specifically in the realm of improving customer experience and classifying devices for policy application)- Common data-collection misconceptions enterprises have- Bonus: how Unisys is equipping its employees career security through skills trainingVishal is the CTO of Unisys, the IT company we’ve known for over a century. Since he started in 2018, Vishal has been focused on helping Unisys’ customers apply analytics in practical ways, and on enabling his organization to attract, engage, and retain talent. We talk about both things in the episode.P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.Read more about Vishal Gupta on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/unisys-cto-on-recognizing-the-right-use-cases-for-ai/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>

Vishal Gupta

CTO, Unisys

In this episode, I talk with Vishal Gupta, Chief Technology Officer at Unisys. We discuss the value AI actually has (and doesn’t have) in an enterprise setting, common data-collection misconceptions, low-hanging fruit for organization-wide use of AI (specifically improving customer experience and classifying devices for policy application), and how Unisys is equipping its employees career security through skills training.

Season 1, Episode 5: "Is AI a dirty word?" with Vishal Gupta, CTO @ Unisys

In this episode, I talk with Juha Holkkola, CEO @ FusionLayer about:- The networking reality at many large organizations- Automation strategy mistakes he sees organizations making- The best IP address management (IPAM) tools most organizations cling to- His advice for effective automationJuha is the co-founder and CEO of FusionLayer, a DDI company focused on helping large customers automate their infrastructure. While a bit different than my typical guest, Juha – like me – talks to a large number of IT leaders. He therefore understands where widespread holes (and, conversely, opportunities for improvement) exist.P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.

Juha Holkkola

CEO and Co-Founder, FusionLayer Inc.

In this episode, I talk with Juha Holkkola, CEO of FusionLayer.  We disucss the reality of networking at many large organizations, the best IP address management (IPAM) tools, commonly seen automation strategy mistakes, and his advice for effective automation.

Season 1, Episode 4: "How do I measure an automation strategy?" with Juha Holkkola, CEO @ FusionLayer

In this episode, I talk with Jon Macy, Director @ Cerner about: * How he balances single customer requirements and popular requests * How he engages with the business * The business-focused platform-as-a-service that he’s effectively built for the organization * What he thinks makes a valuable technology partnership  Jon is focused on building enduring architectures and systems at Cerner, and it shows in the way he talks about his role and challenges. It’s both reassuring to listen to, and certainly helpful to others on a similar path. P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.&nbsp; P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.Read more about Jon Macy on our <a href="https://bluecatnetworks.com/blog/cerners-key-to-managing-requirements-is-relationships/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">blog</a>

Jon Macy

Director, Cerner Corp.

In this episode, I talk with Jon Macy, Director at Cerner Corporation. We discuss business engagement,
balancing single customer requirements with popular requests, the business-focused platform-as-a-service that he’s effectively built at Cerner, and the fundamentals of a valuable technology partnership.

Season 1, Episode 3: "How do I interpret business requirements?" with Jon Macy, Director @ Cerner

In this episode, I talk with Mathew Chase, VP of IT at Ellucian about:- How to architect for broader business requirements- What IT’s position in the business really is- Shadow IT and the different ways technology is rolled out in organizations- Being vulnerable and confident as an IT leaderMat’s story is a relatable one, as his company continues to integrate IT into more of the business’ strategic goals. Enjoy this one.P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.P.P.S. Short on time? I send episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.

Mathew Chase

VP of IT, Ellucian

In this episode, I talk with Mathew Chase, VP of IT at Ellucian. We discuss IT’s true position in a business setting, alternative methods for tech rollouts, being vulnerable and confident as an IT leader, and how to architect for broader business requirements.

Season 1, Episode 2: "Is there one right way to roll out new technology?" with Mathew Chase, VP of IT @ Ellucian

<div>In this episode, I talk with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-markwell-6a18b37b/" target="_blank">David Markwell</a>, SVP of Information Technology at Loblaw, about:<ul><li>- Technology’s responsibility to the business</li><li>- How to move from supporting technology projects to driving overarching business objectives</li><li>- Loblaw’s forward-looking investments in the cloud, SD-WAN, and more</li><li>- The way David grew from being a ‘technology leader’ in Loblaw to a leader, point blank</li><li>I think David’s approach is so thoughtful, and so customer-, business-, and employee-focused. There's a lot to learn from that and to be proud of. Enjoy this one.</li><li>P.S. Know who I should speak to next? Drop me a line at andrew [at] networkdisrupted [dot] com.</li><li>P.P.S. Short on time? I send detailed episode summaries to my email subscribers. Add yourself to the list if you’d like.</li></ul></div>

David Markwell

SVP of Technology, Loblaw

Today, I talk to David Markwell, SVP of Information Technology at Loblaw. We discuss technology’s responsibility to the business, Loblaw’s forward-looking investments in the cloud and SD-WAN, and David's personal growth from ‘technology leader’ to a leader, period.

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