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For decades, enterprise IT was built around predictable models: seat-based SaaS, fixed licensing, and relatively stable consumption patterns. But today, we’re entering a world driven by tokens, inference costs, and dynamic AI workloads—where every query, every model call, and every decision has a price tag attached to it. We’re joined by Jason Langone, Senior Director of Global AI Business Development at Nutanix—a leader at the forefront of helping enterprises navigate one of the most profound shifts in modern IT: the transition from buying software, to buying intelligence. In this episode, Jason shares insight into the real-world challenges enterprise leaders are facing right now: - How to strategically shift AI workloads away from expensive foundational models and toward open-source and small language models—without disrupting developer velocity - Why the orchestration layer—the “Enterprise Harness”—may matter more than the model itself, and how that changes long-term investment strategy - How to manage the rise of “Shadow AI” while still enabling innovation across the business - What governance, sovereignty, and accountability actually look like in hybrid, multi-cloud environments - And why “Day 2” operations—scaling, securing, and maintaining AI systems—may be the biggest blind spot for organizations today Jason also unpacks how CIOs are balancing multicloud complexity, avoiding vendor lock-in, and modernizing infrastructure—while still moving fast enough to stay competitive in an AI-first world. And of course, we’ll explore how Nutanix is helping enterprises turn GenAI from experiment into real, scalable business value—and what’s coming next on the road to 2027. As one of Nutanix’s early pioneers, Jason contributed significantly over 8 years to the company's early success before embarking on broadening his professional skills and experiences. During his 4 years away from Nutanix, Jason led sales for both a SaaS multi-cloud networking company as well as an early generative AI startup. After leading the startup from seed through A Round, he returned to Nutanix at the beginning of 2024 to run the Nutanix Enterprise AI line of business. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

The way brands get seen and chosen has changed. Algorithms, retail media platforms, and AI-powered recommendations are deciding what shows up before a human even starts shopping. And with decisions being made faster than ever, the space for storytelling is shrinking. In this episode, Christi Geary, EVP and Head of Agency at AMP, joins Millennium Live to talk about what it really takes to grow a brand in today’s digital-first, search-driven world. She’ll share how AMP is helping clients navigate this shift by blending behavioral science with more intelligent systems, team agility, and a more connected approach to strategy and creative. From rethinking visibility to staying emotionally resonant in a data-optimized world, this conversation is for leaders who want to break through the noise, stay human, and build brands that are built to be found. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

On this episode of Millennium Live, we’re diving into one of the most urgent and misunderstood challenges in modern medicine: cognitive health and dementia care. As populations age, clinicians and health systems are grappling with how to recognize cognitive decline earlier, support families more effectively, and build care models that truly meet patients where they are. Dr. Aaron Greenstein, Medical Advisor at BrainCheck and Medical Director of Kitwood Health, joins the podcast. He has spent his career at the intersection of clinical medicine and innovation, working to improve how we detect, understand, and care for patients experiencing cognitive change. Dr. Greenstein shares why cognitive health is essential to independence in older adults, and how early signs of decline are often subtle and overlooked. We discuss the real-world consequences of late diagnosis for patients and families, and the gaps that still exist in routine care. Dr. Greenstein also highlights the origin stories of BrainCheck and Kitwood Health, examining how digital cognitive assessment tools and embedded care models aim to improve early detection and ongoing support. Finally, we look ahead to the future of comprehensive cognitive care and what healthcare leaders should be doing now to better prepare for the growing need. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Over the last decade, telehealth surged — accelerated by necessity, adopted at scale, and then challenged to prove its staying power. Many organizations discovered that access alone isn’t transformation. The promise was there — but the operational model often wasn’t. So what does it actually take to move from episodic telehealth to a truly virtual-first care model? On this episode Millennium Live podcast, we're joined by Michael Dalton, Founder and CEO of Ovatient — a “virtual-first,” purpose-built platform for health systems and health plans, and anchored deeply in integrated clinical and technology infrastructure. In today’s episode, we’ll explore: What “virtual-first” really means operationally — and how continuity, escalation, and longitudinal care are designed into the model rather than left to chance. Why health plan executives should care about a virtual-first model anchored to local health systems. The measurable outcomes that matter to both health systems and health plans — and how success is defined. A real patient story that illustrates continuity — without the frustration of being bounced between disconnected providers. This episode is packed with insights for healthcare executives who care about aligning incentives, strengthening local health systems, and building virtual care that actually integrates, then you’re in the right place. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of Millennium Live Podcast, we sit down with Shahar Peled, Co-Founder and CEO of Terra Security, to explore how the future of cybersecurity is shifting from reactive defense to proactive resilience. As enterprises face an evolving threat landscape shaped by AI-driven attacks, ransomware, and increasing regulatory pressure, Shahar shares his journey into cybersecurity — from identifying critical gaps in traditional security programs to founding Terra Security, a company pioneering Agentic AI-powered continuous penetration testing. Shahar explains how organizations can better understand their true risk posture, validate their defenses in real time, and integrate automation into the security lifecycle. Shahar breaks down the common blind spots enterprises face when assessing cyber risk and why many security strategies still fall short in practice. Shahar also offers a forward-looking perspective on the future of security, including autonomous validation, AI vs. AI dynamics, as well as a glimpse into the personal side of leadership — from the habits that keep Shahar sharp to how he navigates high-pressure moments, along with advice for the next generation of cybersecurity founders. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

We’ve been talking about AI for years. Machine learning. Predictive analytics. Generative models. But something fundamental is changing. AI isn’t just generating content anymore — it’s taking action. Agents are moving from demo environments into production systems. They’re making decisions, triggering workflows, interacting with customers, and operating inside the core of the enterprise. So the big question becomes: are we looking at incremental progress, or a structural inflection point in enterprise architecture? Seth Wiesman, Field CTO at Materialize, joins the Millennium podcast — and he’s been vocal about a shift many organizations are just starting to grasp: most enterprise data platforms were designed for humans, not machines. In this episode, we’re digging into why traditional data lakes and warehouses may not be enough in an agentic world, why “time to trust in action” might become the defining leadership metric, and why stale context isn’t just a latency problem — it’s a business risk that touches revenue, resilience, and customer trust. Seth explores whether context infrastructure is becoming the next competitive moat, what it really means to build a “live digital twin” of your business, and how executives can take practical steps toward agent-scale systems — without ripping out everything they’ve already built. And perhaps most importantly: in the era of AI agents, why infrastructure discipline is so important. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode, we sit down with Joe Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive Officer of Katch, for a forward-looking conversation on the evolution of subrogation and third-party liability (TPL) payment coordination. We explore how the landscape has shifted in recent years and the mounting pressures accelerating that change—from rising medical costs and regulatory complexity to increasing expectations around member experience and financial performance. Joe explains how Katch’s proactive, “shift-left” approach moves subrogation upstream in the payment process, helping organizations prevent avoidable costs before they hit the books—while preserving member trust and reducing administrative friction. Joe shares his perspective on the trends shaping the next era of payment coordination, and why traditional, retrospective subrogation models are reaching their limits. Joe brings decades of experience across health care delivery, payment, and transformation, including leadership roles at Optum and UnitedHealthcare. Throughout his career, he’s learned that the most impactful health care solutions emerge when leaders spot challenges early—and build systems that address them proactively, not reactively. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of the Millennium Live Podcast, we sit down with Snehal Antani, Co-Founder and CEO of Horizon3.ai, to explore how autonomous security testing is transforming the role of the modern CISO. With experience spanning national security, enterprise technology, and offensive cyber innovation, Snehal shares why security leaders must shift from a reactive defense posture to a proactive, business-enabling strategy. We dive into how Horizon3’s NodeZero platform uses AI to identify critical attack paths in hours—not weeks—eliminating operational bottlenecks and giving organizations clear, actionable insight into their real risk exposure. From reducing attack surfaces to operating at machine speed, this conversation unpacks what it takes to stay ahead in today’s evolving threat landscape. This episode offers valuable insight into building long-term digital resilience and practical leadership advice in an era of algorithm vs. algorithm cyber warfare.. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of the Millennium Alliance Podcast, we’re joined by Rod Schultz, CEO of Bolster AI, for a deep dive into how fraud and impersonation have fundamentally changed— and why traditional security models are struggling to keep up. With more than 25 years of experience leading technology and security initiatives at companies like Apple, Adobe, and Zoom, Rod brings a unique perspective on how attackers are now operating less like lone hackers and more like full-fledged growth teams. From SEO manipulation and paid ads to polished fake websites and multi-touch customer journeys, today’s scams often look indistinguishable from legitimate brands. Rod breaks down why these attacks are so difficult for CISOs to detect, why “alert and respond” is no longer enough, and where automation must step in to move beyond detection toward real-world threat removal. We explore Bolster AI’s latest research, the rise of autonomous security systems that can validate and take down threats on their own, and what success really looks like when the goal is stopping campaigns before customers ever encounter them. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

What does “disruption” really mean inside a supply chain—and why does it feel like it never stops? In this episode of the Millennium Live Podcast, we sit down with Swaroop Pawar, Head of Partnerships at KBRW, to unpack the reality behind supply chain disruptions and why traditional approaches often fall short. From everyday interruptions to large-scale shocks that ripple across industries, Swaroop breaks down how serious disruptions truly are and the real-world consequences they create for businesses. We challenge a common instinctive response—planning for every possible scenario—and explore why planning alone isn’t enough in today’s volatile environment. Swaroop also discusses how supply chains can think about preparing for major, industry-wide disruptions that no single company can control and offers insights on how to go beyond planning to build true resilience. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome back to Millennium Live, the official podcast of the Millennium Alliance. We’re wrapping up the year with another must listen episode with Colby Potter, Lead Content Analyst at Sayari. Colby joined us previously to break down the evolving landscape of global compliance and the rising urgency of tackling forced labor risks in global supply chains. He joins us again to dive into his latest analysis on typological risk, a trend that’s rapidly transforming how governments, regulators, and compliance teams identify and assess exposure across their supply chains and counterparties. His report identifies a shift away from traditional name-based designations and moving toward a broader, more complex view of risk grounded not in who an entity is, but how it behaves, who it’s connected to, and what patterns it fits. Colby sheds light on sanctions and export controls, emerging risk frameworks, and Sayari's solution and data on the shift to typological risk. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of the podcast, we dive into the rise of warehouse automation and the evolution of modern distribution models, one of the most transformative shifts happening in today’s supply chain. We’re joined by Dexter Weber, Business Development Manager for Automation Integration Solutions at TGW Logistics, a global leader in warehouse automation technology and a trusted Millennium partner. Dex brings frontline experience helping organizations streamline operations, improve efficiency, and rethink how goods move through the supply chain. Together, we explore: 🔹 Centralized vs. decentralized distribution models — what they are and why the distinction matters 🔹 How automation fits into each approach, including the benefits, risks, and strategic tradeoffs 🔹 A real-world case study where automation delivered measurable results 🔹 What leaders must consider to ensure automated systems truly perform — from cost-per-pick improvements to preparing for the future of logistics as we head toward 2026 Tune in now to hear Dexter’s expert take on innovation, integration, and today's evolving supply chain. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of Millennium Live, we sit down with Tony Colistra, President of MDLIVE and Evernorth Workplace Care. With decades of leadership experience and a deep understanding of the evolving healthcare landscape, Tony is helping steer the future of virtual care at a pivotal moment for the industry. Tony joins the podcast to break down the latest trends in consumer engagement, where demand for virtual care is accelerating, and how MDLIVE is evolving to meet rising expectations for speed, convenience, and personalization. He offers an inside look at how Evernorth is expanding its virtual care capabilities and workplace solutions to deliver more integrated, accessible, and personalized healthcare experiences—all in service of Evernorth’s mission to improve health for all. And of course, no conversation would be complete these days without exploring the role of generative AI and how to apply AI across operations. Tune in and listen to why Tony sees AI as a powerful tool for the next chapter of care delivery. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Identity security is evolving faster than ever — driven by AI, hybrid environments, and the growing complexity of digital ecosystems. In this episode, we sit down with Henrique Teixeira, Senior VP of Strategy at Saviynt, to explore how enterprises can build smarter, more resilient identity programs for the AI era. Henrique shares expert insights on: 🔹 The current state of identity security and what’s driving change 🔹 How AI is transforming risk management and data governance 🔹 Why high-quality identity data is essential for success 🔹 How to reframe identity as a proactive risk reduction strategy 🔹 The future of Zero Trust in hybrid and multi-cloud environments Whether you’re a CISO, IT leader, or part of a team transforming the digital enterprise, this conversation offers a clear roadmap to strengthen your organization’s identity foundation, and prepare for what’s next. 🎙️ Tune in now to Millennium Live with Henrique Teixeira of Saviynt. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

On this episode of Millennium Live, Curtis Schroeder, one of the leading voices in revenue technology, sales performance management, and the future of commercial operations, joins the podcast! His unconventional career path across academia, technology, and sales. Curtis shares a major focus of Varicent’s Market Spotlight report, which surfaced some staggering insights - and reveals about how companies actually make decisions about growth. From misaligned quotas to the long-term impact of poorly designed incentive plans, Curtis calls out the systemic issues that quietly undermine performance every day. We also dive into his latest research on AI in sales, where he draws a sharp contrast between incremental, seller-level tools and the compounding returns generated by system-level investments. Curtis shares why organizations tend to overinvest in what’s visible, while underinvesting in what truly moves the needle. Take a listen to this episode that offers data-backed clarity, strategic insights, and a refreshing reframe of what it really means to build a high-performing revenue organization today. A must-listen for revenue leaders, operators, and anyone shaping the future of commercial performance. Subscribe to Millennium Live wherever you enjoy podcasts! Varicent is a comprehensive SaaS company that supports the entire revenue journey, from results-driven planning and predictability to growth. They are sales performance experts fueling high-performing revenue organizations. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.