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Techzine Talks on Tour
Techzine Talks on Tour is a podcast series recorded on location at the events Coen and Sander attend all over the world. A spin-off of the successful Dutch series Techzine Talks, this new English series aims to reach new audiences. Each episode is an approximately 30-minute discussion that Coen...
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Workday CTO reveals AI agent strategy and billion-dollar acquisitions
Peter Bailis, the new CTO of Workday, discusses the company's ambitious AI agent strategy and recent major acquisitions including Sana, Paradox, and F...
Navigating VMware's transformation under Broadcom
A lot has changed since Broadcom acquired VMware. With the launch of VCF 9, it's safe to say that VMware's strategy entirely revolves around VMware Cl...
Connected from curb to gate at Harry Reid International Airport
Harry Reid International Airport is a special airport, with some very specific needs. The network infrastructure is very important. That makes it poss...
The browser is the next security frontier: how do we secure it?
Browsers have become an endpoint, and have also become an attack vector and target for attackers. The problem is that your EDR isn't keeping up. In th...
Slack is evolving into a work operating system
Work feels broken. We're drowning in too many systems, endless context switching, and information scattered across countless platforms. But what if th...
Oracle Database@AWS: best of both worlds?
The announcement of Oracle Database@AWS during last year's Oracle CloudWorld came as quite a shock to many people. Recently, this new offering by Orac...
Replatforming virtualized workloads: Do your VMs need a new home?
VM replacement has gotten very real over the past couple of years. During KubeCon earlier this year we had a chat about this with Venkat Ramakrishnan,...
Amazon S3: almost 20 years old, but still very modern
Amazon S3 is the oldest service in the catalogue of Amazon Web Services (AWS). We sat down with Andy Warfield, Distinguished Engineer at AWS, to talk...
A Ferrari needs brakes, innovation needs cybersecurity
The cybersecurity landscape has transformed in recent years, with managed security services gaining widespread acceptance as organizations face the re...
Is private 5G finally delivering on its enterprise promises?
Smart manufacturing has many facets. There's the convergence of IT and OT, and the security challenges that brings. In recent years we've seen Private...
Behind Cisco's billion-dollar AI investment strategy
A little bit of a change of pace this week, as we talk about how big technology companies invest in other companies and what underpins their acquisiti...
Agentic AI is about much more than "sprinkling LLM fairy dust"
During PegaWorld, the annual conference where Pegasystems outlines its vision and has customers share their stories, we sat down with Pega CTO Don Sch...
The Atlassian platform is a Lego box of collaboration tools
What happens when you study how millions of teams work and collaborate over 20 years? You learn a lot and can use those insights to help organizations...
How to balance cybersecurity and innovation at an acceptable risk
The security landscape is transforming rapidly as AI becomes embedded throughout enterprise technology stacks. Organizations (and security vendors) ne...
Rise of AI transforms CISO's role: from technical to strategic input
AI has in interesting side-effect for the role of the CISO, says Zscaler CISO Sam Curry when we sit down with him during RSAC 2025 Conference in San F...
AI agents have an identity too: how do we secure them?
The security landscape is transforming rapidly as AI agents join our workforce, creating an urgent need to rethink how we approach identity protection...
Cyber resilience needs to move beyond 'not if, but when'
What if our fundamental approach to security needs rethinking? In this conversation with Tia Hopkins, Chief Cyber Resilience Officer at eSentire, we e...
Cisco wants to use AI to defend AI at machine scale
Cisco made a swath of announcements at RSAC 2025 Conference. Unsurprisingly, several of them had something to do with AI. We sat down with Cisco's Chi...
Humans aren't the weakest link, they're a critical security layer
Security awareness is a thing of the past. Rather, the term and what it stands for are things of the past. It just doesn't cover the actual challenge...
Three decades of Check Point (and cybersecurity): a conversation with Gil Shwed
Today we have a rather special guest on Techzine Talks on Tour. During Check Point's recent CPX conference in Vienna, we sat down for a 20-minute conv...
MuleSoft meets AI: Powering the Agentforce revolution
What happens when integration meets artificial intelligence? In this conversation with Andrew Comstock, Senior Vice President and General Manager of M...
AI without ethics will never truly serve humanity
A slight change of pace, or at least of topic, this week in Techzine Talks on Tour. We sit down with Reggie Townsend, VP of Data Ethics at SAS to talk...
Cisco wants a (big) piece of the AI pie and doubles down on compute
Cisco gradually rolls out a complete ecosystem of solutions, both software and hardware, for the AI age. We discuss the objectives Cisco has in the co...
After SASE and Unified SASE, there's Sovereign SASE: what is that?
Sovereign SASE emerges as the new frontier in secure access solutions, addressing the critical balance between cloud convenience and regulatory compli...
Embracing sustainability in data center modernization
The episode focuses on the evolving landscape of sustainable data center modernization, with insights from HPE’s Pascal Lecoq on the importance of eff...
2025 won't be about AI, but about secure AI
AI and cybersecurity seem to go hand in hand. That is, much physical and virtual ink has been spilled over the impact AI had and has on security solut...
Dynamic AI workloads require dynamic power solutions
Techzine Talks on Tour is back after the holidays with a new episode. This one is about how to make sure data centers in the AI age. We attended the V...
Transforming customer service and sales with AI agents
In this episode, we explore the role of AI agents and their transformative potential in customer service and sales. At the AgentForce World Tour in Am...
Open source is at the heart of AI innovation
We recently attended the Ubuntu Summit, where Canonical showcased all of the innovation and other developments around Ubuntu. Open source in general a...
VMware bets big on sovereign clouds built on VCF
Sovereign clouds have been all the rage over the past years, especially in Europe. Public cloud providers and vendors focusing on private clouds alike...
What is the role of storage in the modern tech landscape?
For this episode of Techzine Talks on Tour we sat down with Patrick Smith, Field CTO EMEA at Pure Storage. Storage continues to evolve in a world wher...
Adam Evans explains how Salesforce keeps its AI on a leash
Salesforce is one of the fastest innovators in the SaaS AI space. They started with a prompt builder early in 2024. During Dreamforce they launched Ag...
NetApp solves new challenges to data infrastructure at the platform level
NetApp is all in on what it calls its Intelligent Data Infrastructure. More than just a fancy sounding name, it includes various fundamental component...
Unlocking AI in SaaS: Brian Chess on the transformation of NetSuite
AI is rapidly transforming SaaS solutions. We talked to Brian Chess, the AI lead at NetSuite, about leveraging AI technology to improve the NetSuite p...
The SOC of the future: what is it and is it for everyone?
During this year's edition of .conf, Splunk's annual conference, we sat down with James Hodge, Chief Strategic Advisor for #Splunk EMEA. One of the ma...
Threat hunting is very important, but also very frustrating: how can AI help?
Both junior and senior security analysts encounter frustrating challenges with threat hunting, making it hard to really make it an integral part of da...
How do you innovate for a future you can't entirely predict?
The title of this episode of Techzine Talks on Tour is a (perhaps somewhat rhetorical) question Don Schuerman, the CTO of #Pegasystems asks the audien...
Prevention is better than cure, but is that even possible in cybersecurity?
Keeping bad guys out is always better than trying to detect breaches after they have happened. Many security vendors seem to have given up on that ide...
From encryption to exfiltration: how do you secure and protect your data?
Organizations invest $200 billion globally in IT security. However, data breaches and ransomware attacks are still rampant. How can that be? What does...
Making enterprise software smarter and more effective with AI
Every software company globally is focusing on integrating AI into its solutions. ServiceNow has built one of the biggest platforms and workflow engin...