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Hosted by Amy Yee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 57 episodes
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In a world that's evolving faster than ever, the key to staying ahead lies in understanding the intricate dance between people, process and technology - and the impact they create for humans, organizations and society. This dance is critical for moving forward and yet, more than 70% of these initiatives fail. This show is meant to help leaders and teams with the many decisions and shifts that are required to drive successful innovation, transformation and change.
Amy Yee hosts Wired for Change, a technology show with 57 episodes published.
What does it really take to create lasting change? Whether you're leading a company, transforming healthcare, navigating public policy, or building new technologies, meaningful change rarely begins with the system itself
Scaling Beyond Your First Win: Leveraging One Adoption to Unlock Many For many health technology companies, landing that first customer feels like crossing the finish line. In reality, it's often where the real work begi
Recorded on location in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, this episode of Wired for Change explores what resilience looks like when communities help build and own the infrastructure that shapes their future. Amy Yee si
Financial crime is about far more than money. When you follow the money, you begin to see the systems beneath the surface—the incentives, vulnerabilities, power structures, and decisions that shape outcomes. In this spec
In this special live episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Jennifer Miller, Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lanark County and Councillor for the Town of Smiths Falls , for a conversation
Quantum computing has the potential to break the encryption that underpins today’s digital world—and the timeline may be closer than expected. In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with James Nguyen , C
Signal vs Noise: Communicating in a World of AI-Generated Content We’re living in a moment where it’s not just technology that’s changing—it’s how information itself is created, shared, and understood. As AI accelerates
What happens when the real risk to your organization isn’t that data gets stolen… but that it gets quietly changed? In this onsite episode from AtlSecCon 2026 (Atlantic Security Conference) in Halifax, Amy Yee sits down
What does it actually take to build in Canada’s evolving defence landscape? In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Chris Bartlett, President of CCX Technologies, for a grounded conversation on what
What if the real work of leadership doesn’t happen in the meeting room? In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee is joined by Sergio Marchi — former Canadian Minister of International Trade and Ambassador to the Wor
In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Kelly Bradshaw , a retired RCMP officer whose nearly three-decade career spans front-line policing, public-order deployments, UN peacekeeping missions, and inv
What does transformation look like inside one of the largest technology ecosystems in the world? For decades, Cisco has operated one of the most influential partner ecosystems in technology — a global network of reseller
Modern organizations are more complex than ever. Hybrid environments. Multi-cloud expansion. Legacy systems. Third-party dependencies. AI-accelerated threats. And yet — executive dashboards and board-ready reports can su
In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Lieutenant Colonel Gary McQueen, NATO Section Head with Canadian Armed Forces Cyber Command, to explore how Canada participates in multinational cyber defence
What does it really take to change behaviour — not just at the individual level, but across entire systems? In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Pauline Kabitsis to explore how behavioural science
Canada has the potential to lead in medical AI—but leadership won’t be decided by technology alone. In this episode of Wired for Change , Amy Yee sits down with Dr. Khaled El Emam to explore what it will really take to m
Watch this two-minute preview of Wired For Change podcast episode 38: When Tech Stopped Being "Safe". Host Amy Yee is joined by Cate Huston , author of The Engineering Leader, for a thoughtful conversation about how engi
For a long time — especially in software engineering — there was an unspoken promise: if you were smart enough, fast enough, or technical enough, the rest would work itself out. That promise no longer feels reliable. In
What does patriotism mean in a cyber context — and how should leaders balance mission, judgment, and profit in a rapidly changing world? In this episode of Wired for Change , host Amy Yee is joined by George Al-Koura — C
Canada is navigating an evolving threat landscape where cyber risks, physical security, disinformation, geopolitics, and human behavior increasingly converge. In this episode of Wired for Change , host Amy Yee is joined
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