Published 5 August 2026
As organizations adopt artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, the pressure to move faster has never been greater. But lasting change isn't just about implementing new tools for the sake of it. It's about creating the space to think strategically and ensure innovation doesn't come at the expense of trust, quality, or sound decision-making.
In this episode, Rob Matheis sits down with leadership coach and systemic consultant Michael Siller to discuss why slowing down is essential when adopting new technology, and how it could actually be the key to getting results faster. Together, they explore how leaders can navigate complexity, build trust during periods of change, and create the conditions for thoughtful, responsible innovation in medical publications and communications.
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