CONVERSATIONS

Conversations with the people changing how organizations work

Master Move brings together CEOs, CIOs, founders, operators, and transformation leaders to examine what happens when new capabilities meet real organizations. These conversations helped give rise to our current research.

 

Featured Conversations

Selected for research fit, not recency

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Bryan Murphy · Smartling

When AI changes the economics of the work

How Smartling rebuilt its translation workflow around AI, automating the tasks that ate linguists’ time and quadrupling their daily output without losing quality.

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Jayney Howson · ServiceNow

Curiosity as a capability, not just a trait to hire for

As ServiceNow’s Chief Learning Officer, Jayney Howson is rethinking how skills and talent readiness get built as AI reshapes what work actually requires.

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Steve Lucas · Boomi

AI should augment people, not replace them

Boomi’s CEO on why AI still needs humans for judgment, creativity, and accountability, and why more radiologists work today than anyone predicted.

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Adi Kuruganti · Automation Anywhere

Why outcome-first AI sticks and copilots go unused

Automation Anywhere helped a bank cut loan approvals from about a week to six hours, winning a deal and processing 40,000 more loans.

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Scott Chetham · Faro Health 

Turning AI into faster trials, not just faster tasks

How Faro Health is using agentic AI to compress the slowest parts of clinical trial design, and what that means for getting therapies to patients sooner.

Podcast episode artwork featuring Frederik Pferdt, former Chief Innovation Strategist at Google, discussing innovation on The Master Move Podcast.

Frederik Pferdt · Google

Leaders need better questions, not better answers

Google’s first Chief Innovation Evangelist on leading with curiosity, and how replacing one word, “but” with “and,” keeps a team’s possibilities open.