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The GuideLine

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Not every organization gets to “move fast and break things.” In regulated industries, the momentum behind tech modernization must be balanced with mission, risk, and public trust. How do you walk that line? Hosted by Stuart Brown, Guidehouse Global Technology Leader, The GuideLine tackles that question through candid interviews with both the regulated and the regulators: industry executives managing complex systems, public sector innovators shaping oversight and mission outcomes, and senior technologists translating requirements into architecture. Together, they unpack what’s changing as AI an...

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The moment has come for government CIOs 15.06.2026 26:52

For federal chief information officers, this is a moment of pressure, but also possibility. Today’s government tech leaders are being asked to move faster, deliver better services, and roll out AI responsibly, all at once. In this episode of The GuideLine, Stuart Brown talks with Nancy Sieger, former Chief Information Officer of the IRS and former Chief Technology Officer at the U.S. Department of...

Moonshot first, then tools: The way to AI value 11.05.2026 26:23

AI value doesn’t start with tools. It starts with a clear ambition for how work should change. In this episode of The GuideLine, recorded at the Microsoft Government BizApps + Copilot Summit, Stuart Brown sits down with Ryan Cunningham, Corporate Vice President of Power Platform at Microsoft, to explore why the biggest blocker to AI impact is often not technical at all. It’s organizational. Stu...

The enterprise is changing. Are we? 13.04.2026 26:23

Agentic AI is rewriting the rules of work—and not in the way most organizations are talking about it. In this inaugural episode of The GuideLine, Stuart Brown (Stu) speaks with Microsoft Corporate Vice President Ulrich Homann (Uli) about why the agentic shift is bigger than a technology upgrade or even a change-management effort. At its core, Uli argues, it reshapes how decisions get made, how wor...