Most technology pilots never make it past the trial stage. What separates the few that succeed from the many that stall?

Peter Carr, associate professor at the University of Waterloo, has spent years helping leaders navigate that shift. His work spans the Faculty of Engineering and the Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business, where he teaches and researches how organizations can adopt technology responsibly. He has advised dozens of companies on digital transformation, AI adoption, and the cultural and process changes needed to make it real.

In this conversation, Daniel and Peter talk about why 70% of technology projects fail, and what it takes to close that gap. They explore how executives can align business and technology priorities, why collaboration across silos is essential, and how organizations can build the confidence t ...