The Interconnectedness of Things
Welcome to "The Interconnectedness of Things," the podcast where we explore the seamless integration of technology in our modern world. Hosted by Dr. Andrew Hutson and Emily Nava of QFlow Systems, each episode delves into the dynamic interplay of enterprise solutions, innovative software, and the transformative power of technology in various industries. With expert insights, real-world case studies, and thoughtful discussions, "The Interconnectedness of Things" offers a comprehensive look at the technological threads that connect and shape our world. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a business leader, or simply curious about the future of technology, this podcast is your guide to understanding the interconnectedness of it all.
Episodes
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, host Emily Nava sits down with Dr. Andrew Hutson, COO of QFlow Systems, to explore how federal agencies can stay mission-focused amid workforce challenges like staff turnover, early retirements, and shrinking budgets.
They unpack the concept of “corporate amnesia” caused by institutional knowledge loss and discuss why traditional processes struggle when...
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, we sit down with Associate Administrator for Hospital Operations at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Lindsey Lehman, to explore how data, design thinking, and compassion are reshaping hospital operations. From the challenges of streamlining workflows to the nuances of patient-centered design, Lindsey shares firsthand insights from inside one of the world’s le...
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, hosts Emily Nava and Dr. Andrew Hutson sit down with Michelle McClay, Chief Strategic Integration Officer at Ascension, to explore how healthcare systems can work smarter—without losing their human touch.
Michelle brings over a decade of experience in strategic project management and shares her insights on:
- How automation can support, but n...
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, hosts Emily and Dr. Andrew Hudson explore the evolving landscape of Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). They break down what PKM is, why it matters, and how the shift to remote work accelerated its importance. The discussion covers popular note-taking and knowledge management tools like Apple Notes, Obsidian, Notion, and OneNote, comparing their stren...
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, host Emily is joined by Tim Koehler, CEO of QFlow Systems, and Dr. Andrew Hutson to explore the complex landscape of ethical and secure AI usage. Drawing from decades of experience in IT and AI, Tim shares his journey from Y2K projects to pioneering knowledge graphs, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding data across technological waves. Dr. Hutson...
In this episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, hosts Emily Nava and Dr. Hutson dive into the world of artificial intelligence with a fresh perspective. Dr. Hutson, CEO of QFO Systems and AI expert, challenges common misconceptions about AI with his presentation "You're Doing AI Wrong." Recorded live after his talk at the AI World Conference, Dr. Hutson explains how AI, large language...
Discover the untold truths and common missteps of AI implementation in business with our special guest, Matt Martinez, a seasoned cloud engineer at QFlow and founder of DragonOps. Alongside Dr. Andrew Hutson, Matt uncovers the frequent pitfalls and misconceptions that businesses face when jumping on the AI bandwagon without clear objectives or quality data. We delve into the role of FOMO and competitive ...
In this episode of "The Interconnectedness of Things," QFlow Systems’ COO, Dr. Andrew Hutson, and VP of Engineering, Greg Romano, delve into the transformative power of AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) in data management.
They discuss how businesses can leverage AI to automatically organize and structure their data, creating a robust knowledge graph that captures and refines corpora...
In this inaugural episode of The Interconnectedness of Things, hosts Emily Nava and Dr. Andrew Hutson delve into the critical question, "Should government agencies use AI?"
They discuss the current landscape of AI usage within government agencies, highlighting how federal bodies like NASA and the Department of Commerce are already leveraging AI for various applications. The episode exp...
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