Operationally Intelligent is the podcast for technical leaders and practitioners turning observability into business value. In each episode, we dive into real-world use cases, practical strategies, and emerging trends in Operational Intelligence—a data-driven approach that goes beyond observability to support continuous improvement, proactive decision-making, and smarter operations. Through informal, conversational interviews with industry experts, we explore how organizations can harness OI to align operations with business outcomes.
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Adam is an IT pro, tech enthusiast, and massive nerd, with a background in Microsoft-focussed engineering and solution consulting. In his job as VP Innovation at SquaredUp, Adam is passionate about building simple solutions that turn complex data into actionable insights, bringing data to life with AI, and sharing his practical and insightful perspective on real-world technology challenges.
John is an observability specialist with deep technical expertise as well as an unrivalled knowledge of the observability market. He publishes the Observability 360 newsletter - read by professionals at pretty much every observability vendor as well as many of the biggest IT organisations in the world. The newsletter also has subscribers at many leading investment organisations, who recognise Observability 360 as the best source of market intelligence.
Modernizing mobile observability via OpenTelemetry, giving app developers access to best-in-class performance and stability telemetry while allowing SREs to enhance the observability of their backend systems by linking their existing OTel data with what's directly collected in mobile clients.
I do intelligent operations, based on observability tooling and ML/AI. I ship products, code POCs, give talks, write articles & books, and study 普通话 since 2020. Austrian living in Ireland, been remote since 2012.
I am an engineering manager and principal level reliability and performance engineer. I also explore the world of SRE, observability, and resiliency engineering through my podcast 'Slight Reliability'.