Patrick Daly Interlinks Podcast

About Patrick Daly Interlinks Podcast

Interlinks is a program about business. technology and globalization. In each episode, I have a sit-down conversation with a person from the world of business, politics, or academia to understand from their perspective how the great trends of our time, namely - geopolitical fragmentation, demographic change, digital transformation, and climate change - are affecting their life, work, and view of the world. The conversations with my invitees from all over the world are wide ranging touching on both the professional and the personal aspects of their experience. International Business, Supply Chain, Globalized Economy, Geopolitical Fragmentation, Climate Change, Digital Transformation, Demographic Stagnation. Patrick Daly http://www.albalogistics.com/ (http://www.albalogistics.com/) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

Publisher

Patrick Daly

Category

business · business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Aug 2019

Latest episode

8 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

215 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Creating and Protecting Your IP in the Age of AI with Sean Branagan

   When almost anyone can publish, broadcast or create with AI, what makes their work worth paying attention to — and worth paying for? In this episode of Interlinks, I’m joined by Sean Branagan, co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Chapter IP and Director of the Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship at Syracuse University’s S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Sean brings together a career in media, technology, marketing, entrepreneurship and education to explore the opportunities and commercial challenges of the creator economy. In our conversation, we explore: Sean’s journey from magazine publishing into technology, business creation and teaching creative entrepreneurship. The democratisation of media: what happens when the tools of publishing and production become available to almost everyone. Building an audience by understanding what people actually want, including why a podcast’s written summaries can become its most valuable output. The difference between attracting attention and earning trust, and why useful, educational storytelling offers particular opportunities for B2B businesses. Chapter IP’s ambitions for managing and licensing creative work, giving creators more control over its use, and enabling new ways to share ownership and income. Why Sean believes that ‘value flows to scarcity’, and what that means for human judgement, lived experience, original questions and creativity as AI becomes more capable. Treating a company’s knowledge as a valuable asset and choosing specific business applications for AI. Sean’s forthcoming appearance at Futura, alongside his interests outside work and his reading recommendation. For me, this conversation brings us back to the macro-to-micro perspective: how developments in technology in the wider world translate into everyday work, decisions and capabilities for individual businesses. The opportunity to publish is one thing; earning trust, protecting the value of your work in a world of AI, and building a sustainable business around it are very different challenges. The new tools do not remove the need for sound judgement. Sean Branagan will be speaking at the Futura Innovation Conference in Limerick, Ireland, from 19–21 October 2026, including a session with Professor Beth Egan exploring attention, trust and effective communication. Interlinks listeners can save €50 on attendance, paying €349 instead of the usual €399. Click here (https://registration.futuraevent.com/w/event/69d6763b1c1b86dc7aa41556?page_id=69ef7245e4c11bc3650d08c3) and use discount code PDALY when booking. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

2. 

   6 Oct 2026

   The Space Economy: New Frontiers for Business and Logistics with Stephan Reckie

   In this episode of Interlinks, I'm joined by Stephan Reckie, Executive Director of GEN Space, the space entrepreneurship initiative of the Global Entrepreneurship Network, to explore the commercial opportunities emerging in the space economy and what they mean for businesses here on Earth. Stephan traces his journey from electrical engineering and international technology sales through operations in China, angel investing and work on the commercial potential of the International Space Station. He explains why he sees space as a location for business, and how GEN Space connects founders, investors, universities and other participants through advice, introductions and collaboration. We discuss Earth observation and satellite data services, opportunities in microgravity manufacturing and pharmaceutical research, and the practical challenge of moving equipment and materials into space and bringing valuable products back. We also explore customer discovery, public-private partnerships and the role established logistics providers could play as these supply chains develop. Along the way, Stephan shares his enthusiasm for boating, languages, travel and reading. From my macro-to-micro perspective, the technological developments making space operations more viable will increasingly translate into new products, applications and ways of working on Earth. They will create business opportunities across sectors, including for full-service logistics operators that build partnerships with the specialists developing space transport, manufacturing and return capabilities. Stephan will be speaking at the Futura Innovation Conference in Limerick, Ireland, from 19 to 21 October 2026. The event brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors and researchers across sectors. In our conversation, he previews discussions on AI and space, investment and financing, and becoming a space entrepreneur. Interlinks listeners can save €50 on the €399 ticket price and book for €349 by entering PDALY, in capitals, on the booking page. Book Futura with discount code PDALY (https://registration.futuraevent.com/w/event/69d6763b1c1b86dc7aa41556?page_id=69ef7245e4c11bc3650d08c3) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

3. 

   30 Sept 2026

   From AI Automation to Business Resilience: Building Robomate from Kyiv

   In this episode of Interlinks, I’m joined by Bohdan Ovcharenko, COO and co-founder of Robomate, a Kyiv-based company helping businesses improve and automate processes using robotic process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence and process redesign. We discuss how automation is evolving beyond traditional RPA, why businesses need to fix and standardise processes before automating them, and where AI can improve productivity, scalability and competitiveness. Bohdan also shares practical examples from finance, SAP, CRM and internal knowledge management. From my macro-to-micro perspective, we explore how wider forces such as AI, competitive pressure and productivity challenges translate into everyday operational decisions inside businesses. We also talk about the reality of building a technology company in Kyiv during the war in Ukraine — including planning under uncertainty, travel restrictions, access to talent and the resilience required to keep serving international customers. If you want to understand where AI and automation are delivering real business value today — and what resilience looks like when strategy has to contend with extreme uncertainty — this is a conversation well worth listening to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

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• Oleksandr Petryk
• Lisa Anderson
• Diane Garcia
• Jarlath Sweeney
• Howard Knott

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2 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 33 / 100

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38

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Engagement

68

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