When the Network Goes Down, Everything Goes Down

Go Beyond the Connection podcast episode 025 featuring Thomas Dewar, Technology Leader

Thomas Dewar, CIO at Acupath Laboratories Inc., shares how cloud architecture, data validation, and empathetic leadership create IT systems that outlast any disruption and any single leader.

Why Our Wireless-First Network Should Be Our First Strategy

Episode 014 cover art for Go Beyond the Connection featuring Ajay Malik on wireless-first networks and AI

Ajay Malik, CEO of StudioX, joins Go Beyond the Connection to make the case that a wireless-first network strategy is the fastest route to business growth. He explains how modern Wi-Fi standards have erased the reliability concerns of the past — and how AI turns wireless infrastructure into a self-optimizing competitive advantage.

Aligning Executive Perspectives to Strengthen Corporate Data Security

Cover art for Go Beyond the Connection Episode 013 with Javed Ikbal

Javed Ikbal, CISO at Bright Horizons, explains why executive alignment in corporate security is the most valuable asset a CISO can build. He covers threat modeling, data minimization, wireless-first network risks, and how to earn C-suite buy-in by speaking the language of business.

How to Build a Highly Available, Fault-Tolerant Network Infrastructure

Hamed Mazrouei, Founder of Milagro Corp, Guest on Go Beyond the Connection Podcast

Hamed Mazrouei, Founder and CEO of Milagro Corporation, shares the architecture behind the HAFT platform, a full-stack redundancy system designed to eliminate network downtime across every failure point. He covers active-active design, cost-efficient SMB scaling, and real-world SD-WAN performance with Bigleaf.

Knowing When to Start Over: Leading Change and Growth

Scott Reid, National Vice President of Technology Strategy and Sales at Radiology Partners, guest on Go Beyond the Connection Podcast Episode 008

Scott Reid, National Vice President of Technology Strategy and Sales at Radiology Partners, shares how leaders know when it is time to stop refining a process and start over. He discusses the competitive role of technology, the risks of single-point connectivity, and why the best resets happen before a crisis forces the issue.