Peter Mosca
Digital Transformation with ServiceNow
This podcast explores how RTX and its subsidiaries—Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon—partner with ServiceNow to reach new levels of efficiency, resilience, and innovation by harnessing the full potential of the ServiceNow platform. From predictive maintenance and automated supply chains to AI-driven operational intelligence, we focus on what's possible when modern digital tools meet the real-world complexity of aerospace and defense.
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Peter Mosca
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Nov 25, 2025
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Episodes
The Computing Imperative – AI Deep-Dive Summary 25.11.2025 10:03
A brief, AI-generated overview of The Computing Imperative , the Milken Institute’s report on America’s talent engine, authored by Dr. Emily Musil and colleagues. Produced as a demonstration of modern AI tools for summarizing complex research.
Citizen Development with ServiceNow 25.07.2025 19:39
IT backlogs. Shadow IT. Spreadsheet chaos. In this episode, we explore how ServiceNow enables organizations to scale citizen development safely -empowering business users to build applications while maintaining platform governance. Learn how a federated operating model, built-in guardrails, and tiered enablement can unlock innovation across departments without compromising control. Whether you'...
AI Agents and RTX: Boost Efficiency at Scale 01.05.2025 8:39
RTX has a staggering $218B backlog. With supply chain complexity, safety pressures, and ambitious innovation goals, how can a company this large move faster and smarter? In this episode, we explore how ServiceNow's AI agents could help RTX tackle its toughest operational challenges—from reducing aircraft downtime and managing MRO surges to enhancing cybersecurity and freeing up engineering time fo...
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