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Pivoting to Technology Adoption 70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because organizations never close the adoption gap. The system goes live. The people never fully adopt it. The investment stalls. If your clinicians won't use the new EHR, your teams are working around the new platform, or your rollout is technically "done" but nobody's actually using it, this show is for you. Host Donna P. Mitchell, The Transformation Authority™ and author of Pivoting to Technology Adoption: Mind the Gap , brings 49 years across five regulated industries (telecommunications, aviation, airline management, healthcare, and emerging technologies) to every conversation. From hospital systems to enterprise and mission-driven organizations, she has enabled more than 150,000 professionals through four major types of transformation, and she knows exactly where adoption breaks down. Each episode features the executive
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Signup to Generate a PitchPivoting to Technology Adoption 70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because organizations never close the adoption gap. The system goes live. The people never fully adopt it. The investment stalls.
Pivoting to Technology Adoption is hosted by Donna P. Mitchell. The show has published 134 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "AI Follows the Culture | What CEOs Miss About Fear and Adoption | Brett Schklar" (13 October 2026, 33 minutes), "A Bad Process, Finished Quicker. What Leaders Miss Before They Add AI, with Tom Altman" (6 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "The Ending Is Where You Should Start, Rich Bornstein on the Story Gap" (29 September 2026, 20 minutes).
Pivoting to Technology Adoption publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 134 episodes.
Booking probability for Pivoting to Technology Adoption is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Pivoting to Technology Adoption requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Pivoting to Technology Adoption's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Pivoting to Technology Adoption are IT Services & Software Development. Pivoting to Technology Adoption has a business audience.
Donna P. Mitchell hosts Pivoting to Technology Adoption, a business podcast with 134 episodes published.
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Episode #134
Your AI rollout will only be as healthy as the culture it lands in. Brett Schklar, CEO of GROW Powered and author of AI Without the BS, has talked with nearly 2,000 CEOs about AI. He explains why so much of the...
Episode #133
Most AI efforts do not stall on the technology. They speed up a process nobody has looked at closely. Fractional CTO/CIO Tom Altman explains why AI takes a bad process and makes it finish quicker, why the trouble lives...
Episode #132
Seventy percent of technology transformations fail — and it is not the technology. It is the human adoption gap. Emmy-nominated producer Rich Bornstein returns to the show to talk about the gap inside that gap: how...
Episode #131
Seventy percent of technology transformations fail — and it is not the technology. It is the human adoption gap. In this solo author read, Donna P. Mitchell reads Chapter 5 of her book Pivoting to Technology Adoption...
Episode #130
Seventy percent of technology transformations fail — and it is not the technology. It is the human adoption gap. In this solo author read, Donna P. Mitchell reads Chapter 4 of her book Pivoting to Technology Adoption...
Episode #129
Steve Hall, Chief AI Officer at ISG, argues the question executives keep asking is the wrong one. Not what AI can do — what privileges you should allow it. He walks through the autonomous enterprise, what his market...
Episode #128
70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because of the gap between what leaders deploy and what people actually do with it. In this compilation, host Donna P. Mitchell puts a year of...
Episode #127
70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because of the gap between what leaders buy and how people actually feel about using it. In this episode there is no guest. Host Donna P...
Episode #126
70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because of the gap between what leaders buy and how people actually use it. In this episode, host Donna P. Mitchell turns the lens to the...
Episode #123
Two realities exist inside every transformation. One lives in the boardroom — strategic, funded, on track, with a dashboard full of green check marks. The other lives on the ground floor, where the people who use the...
Episode #124
70% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because of the gap between the strategy and the people who have to live it. In this episode, Donna P. Mitchell sits down with Jürgen Dauk...
Episode #123
0% of technology transformations fail. Not because of the technology, but because of the gap between a strategy set in the boardroom and the work that actually gets executed. In this episode, Donna P. Mitchell sits down...
Episode #122
<p>Most technology investments don’t fail because the technology is broken. They fail because leaders measure activity instead of outcomes — logins, usage, dashboards full of green — while the business itself never...
Episode #122
Most technology investments don’t fail because the technology is broken. They fail because leaders measure activity instead of outcomes — logins, usage, dashboards full of green — while the business itself never...
Episode #121
<p>It was never the technology. In this solo author read, host Donna P. Mitchell reads Chapter 1 of her book Pivoting to Technology Adoption: Mind the Gap — the case for why 70% of technology transformations fail, and...
Episode #120
<p>Technology is over-glorified in transformation. Change is not spoken enough. That's the message from Rohit C. Nambiar — former Group CEO of Tune Protect, now Co-Founder & COO of SabaiHealth — in this conversation...
Episode #119
<p>System first. Tools second. That is the framework Greg Grand brings to AI sales leadership — and the reason most sales transformations fail.</p> <p> </p> <p>In this episode of Pivoting to Technology Adoption, Greg...
Episode #118
<p>Most digital transformations fail at the people layer, not the technology layer. After 25+ years and 400+ clients, Dusty Gulleson, CEO of Tectonic, has seen the same pattern repeat: organizations start with the...
Episode #117
<p>Messaging is not the same thing as meaning. And until executives understand that, 70% of technology transformations will keep failing for the same reason.</p> <p>In this episode of Pivoting to Technology Adoption...
Episode #116
<p>The best system is not the most advanced one. It is the one your team will actually use.</p> <p>Host Donna P. Mitchell goes inside the MEST Africa AI Startup Program in Accra, Ghana — where 30 entrepreneurs from 7...
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