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AI Afterhours is a podcast from AZTRA featuring conversations on AI, decision intelligence, enterprise operations, and the real-world systems shaping how modern organizations work. Hosted by Sean Fleming, the show brings together business leaders, technical architects, operators, and advisors to discuss how companies move from raw data and fragmented signals to better decisions, stronger execution, and measurable outcomes. The podcast covers the practical side of AI in business. Rather than focusing on hype, AI Afterhours explores how AI is applied across forecasting, automation, IT operations, API resilience, manufacturing, enterprise systems, and commercial strategy. Episodes are designed to connect technical depth with executive relevance, giving listeners a clear view of how modern organizations are using AI to improve performance, reduce risk, and operate with greater precision. Recurring conversations include topics such as demand forecasting and i
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Signup to Generate a PitchAI Afterhours is a podcast from AZTRA featuring conversations on AI, decision intelligence, enterprise operations, and the real-world systems shaping how modern organizations work. Hosted by Sean Fleming, the show brings together business leaders, technical architects, operators, and advisors to discuss how companies move from raw data and fragmented signals to better decisions, stronger execution, and measurable outcomes.
AI Afterhours is hosted by AZTRA. The show has published 7 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "API Testing & Validation: Catching Failures Before Production (with Aries)" (29 July 2026, 58 minutes), "AI Afterhours: Optimizing Production & Inventory in Manufacturing" (17 June 2026, 69 minutes), and "AI Afterhours: Manufacturing with Dovient" (8 May 2026, 65 minutes).
AI Afterhours publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 7 episodes.
Booking probability for AI Afterhours is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AI Afterhours requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AI Afterhours's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for AI Afterhours are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting. AI Afterhours has a technology audience.
AZTRA hosts AI Afterhours, a technology podcast with 7 episodes published.
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A green CI check doesn't mean anybody validated anything. You can ship a service, watch every test pass, and still find out in production that nothing works. By then it's not a code review comment. It's an incident...

<p>Manufacturing teams don’t struggle with planning because they lack data. They struggle because the moment the plan meets the real world, something always moves.</p><p>Season 1 of AI Afterhours, Signals & Noise, is...

<p>Manufacturing has not been slow to adopt AI because the industry is behind. On the shop floor, the cost of getting it wrong shows up before anyone can catch it.</p><p>Season 1 of AI Afterhours, Signals & Noise, is...

<p>Most retailers have a forecasting problem they have been solving the same way since 2010. The data has changed. The signals have multiplied. The planning systems have not caught up. Somewhere underneath the...

<p>In this episode of AI Afterhours: Signals & Noise, Sean Fleming sits down with Bob Ntuaremba Leyo, Harsha Varun, and Varun Vemula to break down what margin protection at scale actually looks like in...

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<p>Retail planning is still broken in a very familiar way. Too much historical logic. Not enough live signal. Too much cluster thinking. Not enough operating truth.</p><p>In Episode 1 of AI Afterhours: Signals & Noise...

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<p>A preview of Episode 1 of AI Afterhours featuring Bob Ntuaremba Leyo on why stores are not interchangeable. The same cluster on paper does not mean the same demand in reality. This clip gets into why local signals...
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