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HFS PODCASTS extract a real and unfiltered view of business operations and the world today and in the future. Watch or listen now, in order to be updated with the latest insights from senior HFS analysts and enterprise leaders.

  1. 3D AGO

    Hot Tech | OrbitShift - How to turn signals into sales

    HFS Research selected OrbitShift as a Hot Tech for its ability to turn fragmented market signals into structured opportunity shaping and pipeline execution through full-stack agentic orchestration. In this videocast, HFS Executive Research Leader David Cushman sits down with OrbitShift co-founder and CEO Saurabh Mishra to unpack what that really means in practice. Together, they explore how sales teams are navigating an increasingly complex landscape filled with dashboards, signals, and AI tools, yet still struggle to prioritize the right opportunities at the right time. The conversation looks at how OrbitShift approaches this challenge differently, combining contextual intelligence, real-time data, and agent-driven workflows to support deal shaping and pipeline development. Saurabh also shares where automation works best, where human judgment remains critical, and how this balance is evolving as agent capabilities mature. From pipeline impact and user experience to the future of agent-to-agent interactions, this discussion offers a grounded view of how sales models are shifting and what it takes to turn signals into meaningful outcomes. Key points discussed: What kind of data makes the biggest difference to sales conversions? Where should agentic AI be deployed and where should humans remain at the helm, and how should we prepare for the rise of agent-to-agent sales?Read the HFS Hot Tech report, titled “HFS Hot Tech: OrbitShift”, here: https://www.hfsresearch.com/research/hfs-hot-tech-orbitshift/

    15 min
  2. 5D AGO

    Unfiltered Stories | Gopalratnam, Global CIO, Philips: Physical AI for software-defined healthcare

    Healthcare is undergoing a serious transition away from hardware-centric systems toward software-defined and physical AI-enabled healthcare environments. Healthcare is also moving toward a paradigm that is proactive, personalized, and ambient, leveraging intelligent technologies to improve patient care, operational efficiency, and clinical outcomes. The conversation explores how technologies such as advanced diagnostics, surgical robotics, remote monitoring, and smart medical devices are reshaping healthcare delivery. Gopal also shares practical insights into the challenges the industry faces around regulation, cybersecurity, data interoperability, verification and validation, and operational transformation. Most importantly, the discussion highlights how healthcare is gradually moving from reactive treatment models toward more proactive, personalized, and patient-centric care by 2030. This is a valuable conversation for healthcare leaders, technology executives, and anyone interested in the future of healthcare innovation. Watch this insightful interaction Ramachandran S, HFS Research, had with Gopalratnam VC, Executive Vice President and Global CIO at Philips, on the move toward software-defined healthcare. Key Takeaways Software is becoming the key differentiator in modern medical devices. Intelligent systems and robotics are improving precision and operational efficiency in healthcare. Verification, validation, and compliance remain critical in healthcare technology adoption. Data fragmentation and lack of interoperability continue to slow innovation across healthcare ecosystems. The healthcare industry is moving toward more proactive and preventive care models. Personalized healthcare experiences will become increasingly important by 2030. Automation can help reduce administrative burdens for clinicians and healthcare staff. Future healthcare systems are expected to become more connected, efficient, and patient-focused.

    23 min

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HFS PODCASTS extract a real and unfiltered view of business operations and the world today and in the future. Watch or listen now, in order to be updated with the latest insights from senior HFS analysts and enterprise leaders.