IT Infrastructure as a Conversation

IT Infrastructure as a Conversation

What does it really take to power the digital-first world we now live in? IT Infrastructure as a Conversation explores this question with purpose and insight.

As part of the Tech Talks Network, this podcast focuses on the core systems that make digital transformation possible. From cloud and networking to data management, storage, and analytics, we speak with the leaders responsible for building and maintaining the foundations of enterprise technology.

Each episode features thoughtful conversations with public sector innovators, enterprise architects, business technologists, startup founders and strategic thinkers. We examine how infrastructure decisions influence business outcomes, how to balance reliability with innovation, and why rethinking legacy systems does not have to mean massive cost or disruption.

We also look at the cultural side of infrastructure. What happens when strategy meets operational reality? How do leaders inspire change in complex environments? And where should businesses start if they want to future-proof without overcomplicating?

This is a podcast for those who understand that infrastructure is more than technology. It is the foundation on which everything else depends.

If you're ready to rethink how infrastructure is discussed, delivered, and developed, this is your conversation.

Moving IT Service Management Beyond Tickets With Xurrent
IT Infrastructure as a ConversationSeptember 27, 202600:29:47

Moving IT Service Management Beyond Tickets With Xurrent

Xurrent CPO Phil Christianson explains how shared context, service outcomes and human oversight can improve ITSM and AI-powered employee support.

Building a Lean AI Native Banking Platform With myTU
IT Infrastructure as a ConversationSeptember 12, 202600:26:10

Building a Lean AI Native Banking Platform With myTU

myTU CTO Tomas Navickas explains how cloud infrastructure, a lean monolith and auditable AI can support reliable digital banking operations at scale.

Solving the $2,000 Per Hour GPU Problem With Lumen

Solving the $2,000 Per Hour GPU Problem With Lumen

Jim Fowler of Lumen explains why AI network infrastructure, latency, and data movement determine GPU utilization and production performance at scale.

How EdgeBeam Wireless Uses ATSC 3.0 for One to Many Data Delivery

How EdgeBeam Wireless Uses ATSC 3.0 for One to Many Data Delivery

Conrad Clemson explains how EdgeBeam Wireless uses ATSC 3.0 and TV towers for efficient one-to-many data delivery and lower last-mile congestion.