The sixth episode of the second season of the Deep Analysis podcasts went live this week; the 4 Waves of IDP, how AI products are creating a lot of head scratching on data residency, and why can't we call everything "content"?The sixth episode of the podcast we now know and love as “We Love Ugly Data!” is out; available everywhere you get your podcasts from and, of course, in video form via YouTube (which we’ve embedded below). As ever, it’s 3 topics in 30 minutes; Matt and Alan are in the chairs this time; skip to the topics you’re most interested in, or maybe sit back and enjoy the whole thing? Come on, it’s only 30 minutes, and you deserve a break. Show notes are, as ever, included below.In this episode;Topic 1: 5 (more) Vendors to WatchWe’ve recently added 5 more Vendor Vignettes to the website for subscribers to digest, but for everyone else here, Alan and Matt do a rapid-fire summary of each (you can read it more leisurely here).Topic 2: Here comes trouble?Alan recently wrote a blog post (the device that we until recently called an “analyst note”, before we reverted to blog for the sake of simplicity) called “Industry Consolidation is Coming.” Here he and Matt discuss some of the financial and operational challenges that start-ups are facing and 4 important lessons that they should heed.Topic 3: AI Citizen DevelopersAnother topic concerns a recent blog post, this time written by Matt, about how Generative AI, vendor LLMs, and No Code. Our pair discusses why vendors would be focusing their energy here, what it means for Low and No Code platforms and….. where are all the citizen developers?Support the show
Episode 3 is here! Matt and Alan chat about Data Fabrics, AI desktop assistants, recent conferences, Ice-T, and all in just 30 minutes...Topic 1: Where in the world has Alan been?- Napoli win's first Scudetto since 1990 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65488842- AIIM Conference https://www.aiimconference.com/event/fdbca9bf-a503-49db-aaa2-c3aa0bb23030/summary- Reworked Connect Conference https://www.reworked.co/connect/Topic 2: Here come the gen AI helpers! How do you cope?- Generative AI on Your Desktop: Uninvited Guest, Welcome Coworker, or Competitor? - https://www.deep-analysis.net/generative-ai-on-your-desktop/- Google Duet AI for Workspace https://workspace.google.com/blog/product-announcements/duet-ai- Microsoft 365 CoPilot https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/03/16/introducing-microsoft-365-copilot-your-copilot-for-work/- Salesforce Einstein for GPT https://www.salesforce.com/uk/news/press-releases/2023/03/07/einstein-generative-ai/Topic 3: Data Fabrics & Work Intelligence. A solution?- Appian Data Fabric intro video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxxf5wk8Z_4- Work Intelligence Introduction https://www.deep-analysis.net/work-intelligence-improving-processes/- Work Intelligence Market Analysis https://www.deep-analysis.net/work-intelligence-market-analysis-2023-2028/Support the show
Each month we spend 30 minutes discussing three hot topics. In this episode, Matt Mullen & Dan Lucarini look at:Topic 1: Why on earth are there 300+ IDP vendors?Dan discusses the remarkable explosion of startups in the IDP (Intelligent Document Processing) market and looks at their future chances of survival.https://www.deep-analysis.net/intelligent-document-processing-market-analysis-2022-2026/Topic 2: Europe. It's a whole different content Startups and technology vendors come from all over the world, but their operating dynamics and funding sources differ remarkably, region by region. Dan and Matt provide some perspective and analysis.https://www.deep-analysis.net/a-nonuniform-world-lesson-two-from-building-the-work-intelligence-market-analysis/https://www.deep-analysis.net/connected-markets-lesson-one-from-compiling-work-intelligence/Topic 3: 80% of Data is Unstructured? Is it? Is it Really?Possibly the biggest myth in the industry and one that needs to be busted, our hosts ruthlessly dissect the roots and reality of the 80% fantasy.Enjoy!Support the show
We are back, after a very long break the Deep Analysis podcast returns, with a new format and new presenters. Each month we will spend 30 minutes discussing three. currently hot topics. In this episode Matt Mullen & Alan Pelz-Sharpe look at:Topic 1: Why is Alan in Brazil?https://iima.com.br/information-showTopic 2: Work IntelligenceWork Intelligence Market Analysis: https://www.deep-analysis.net/work-intelligence-market-analysis-2023-2028/Work Intelligence Intro Report: https://www.deep-analysis.net/work-intelligence-improving-processes/Topic 3: Is Google's Generative AI App Builder for the masses?Google Gen App Builder announcement https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/create-generative-apps-in-minutes-with-gen-app-builderSalesforce Einstein GPT Press Release https://www.salesforce.com/news/press-releases/2023/03/07/einstein-generative-ai/Enjoy!Support the show
In this episode, we talk to one of the founders of the Boston Blockchain Association, Peter Brooks. Peter gives is a grounded and valuable perspective on the reality of Enterprise Blockchain in 2020, its challenges and opportunities.Support the show
In this podcast, we have an extended conversation with XPAN Law Group and Seventh Samurai attorney Michael Simon. A wide range and highly informative discussion that looks at some of the legal precedents and challenges of applicable legal standards to Artificial Intelligence.Note: The interview was recorded remotely - unfortunately the sound quality is not what we would like, but the discussion is worth it :-)Support the show
Part two of my conversation with Robin Daniels (ex WeWork, Box, etc) the founder of byFounders the Nordic investment firm. In this podcast we discuss the differences in investment and startup cultures between Silicon Valley and the Nordics. With diversions into Web Content Management, Salesforce, Oracle and Blockchain!Support the show
In this episode, we talk with former WeWork CMO and Silicon Valley legend Robin Daniels (now with Matterport and founder of Nordic investment firm byFounders). Topics discussed include the changes to Silicon Valley over the last twenty years that have occurred after a crisis such as the dot.com bust and now faced with another major reset post-COVID. This is part one of a two-parter - the next episode will focus on the Nordic startup community.Learn more about our work at: www.deep-analysis.netIf you have any questions or thoughts feel free to ping us at: info@deep-analysis.netSupport the show
In this podcast, we talk to Dave Giordano the CEO of Technology Services Group. At the time of the interview, his firm was running an 11 billion file ECM benchmark test on AWS. That test has now been completed successfully. Why a benchmark like this - well you have to listen to find out the details, but the reality is that many enterprises are regularly breaching the 1 billion file mark and have few options available to them. This is scaling on a massive scale!Support the show
Recently I recorded a conversation with Zachary Scott Jarvinen the Product Marketing Lead for AI at OpenText. Great discussion - exploding some myths, grounding AI in the real world and touching on Ancient Greek and Vegas Magicians!Support the show
We continue our conversation and dive deeper into the future role of AI, consider whether Open Source is still a key differentiator and look at the future of ECM & BPM.Support the show
We had the opportunity to chat extensively with Bernadette about her thoughts on the the role of AI and the Cloud in ECM & BPM. It's a fun discussion and we covered a lot of ground - hope you enjoy!Support the show
In this episode I have an extended chat with my friend and colleague Kashyap Kompella the CEO of RPA2AI. We discuss the upcoming AI World conference in Boston and look at a number of practical challenges regarding the implementation of AI & RPA in the real world. Plus a mention of Bears in New England and a Festival that was in progress in Bangalore as we recorded the episode!Support the show
In this episode we discuss the recent Box conference and what it means for the broader ECM sector. We also talk about the challenge of moving on premise legacy systems to the Cloud.Support the show
In this episode we interviewed Maarten Boender the CEO of Dutch startup Sphereon about the future impact of Blockchain on the world of ECM. The Audio isn't great but there is a video version of this available at: https://vimeo.com/277439403Support the show
In this episode we discuss the downfall of Autonomy the once giant UK tech firm and what we can learn about its disasterous sale to HP in 2011 through to the conviction of its CFO in 2018.Support the show
In this episode i talk again with my friend and colleague Kashyap Kompella (CEO of RPA2AI) on the topic of blockchain for Information Management. I'm an enthusiast - Kash is a skeptic - hopefully plenty of food for thought here! Support the show
An interview with Kashyap 'Kash' Kompella - CEO of RPA2AI. Kash and I ran a workshop at the 2018 AIIM conference on emerging technologies - in this podcast we discuss what we learned about the state of the Information Management sector and its embrace of AI and RPA.Support the show
In this episode we look at what life will look like for Dropbox now it has completed its IPO. What the competitive challenges will be and how it might evolve as a company.We also consider the fundamental differences between Box and Dropbox.Recorded in New York.Support the show
A look at how the legal sector has radically embraced AI. (Apologies some sound issues due to the temporary location - hopefully not too noticeable)Support the show