Yesterday was the second day of this year’s Dublin Tech Summit, and I had a very productive day. I did a podcast in the podcast booth which will also be published on here shortly. I also did four interviews on Twitter spaces.

My first interview on Twitter spaces was with Claire Thomas the Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer with Hitachi Vantara, and you can hear it below.

My second interview on Twitter Spaces was with Emma Ridderstad CEO & Co founder of Warpin and you can hear it below.

My third interview on Twitter spaces was with Rob Allen VP of operations with ThreatLocker and you can hear it below.

My fourth and final interview on Twitter spaces was with Alessandro Lori Chief technology officer with Verizon Connect and you can hear it below.

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