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Mohammed Brückner hosts The Platform Economist, a technology show with 70 episodes published.
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Transformation fails when teams skip the hard work of naming what they don’t know. Gap Analysis is the discipline of comparing today’s architecture with tomorrow’s ambition across business, data, application, and technol
This episode examines a new strategy aimed at German startups, framed as partnership but functioning as a carefully engineered acquisition funnel. At a time when many founders face a funding winter, offers arrive promisi
If Databricks is your engine, this episode is the ignition. We break down the end‑to‑end playbook from “Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) with Databricks on Azure End‑To‑End” — a practitioner’s guide to turning raw dat
This episode unpacks the daring financial choreography between Oracle and NVIDIA, a structure some call the “AI circle of money.” NVIDIA sells chips to Oracle, Oracle builds cloud infrastructure, and then NVIDIA rents ba
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The age of walled‑off AI labs is fading fast. Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework points to a future where AI isn’t a side project but part of the everyday machinery of the enterprise. By weaving AI into the same cloud
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What if the real risk of AI isn’t the tech itself, but the slow erosion of our ability to think, question, and lead with integrity? In this episode, we unpack Tiankai Feng’s Humanizing AI: Leading With Sense and Soul—a s
When Meta signs a multi‑billion dollar deal with Google Cloud, it’s not just buying server space — it’s buying time. This move plugs a year‑plus gap in Meta’s own AI build‑out, handing Google a sharper edge in the cloud
Ever stared down a tangle of mismatched systems and wondered if there’s a way out? This episode walks through the wild ride of transforming OmniMart’s chaotic tech sprawl into something that actually works. When acquisit
Promises of flexibility and cost savings lure many into the multicloud maze, but tangled tools and mismatched processes often slow teams to a crawl. This episode uncovers why most multicloud strategies miss the mark and
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