Media & talks
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What does it take to turn technology into something a business can use?
Interviews, talks and writing on AI adoption, software businesses and the people responsible for making change work.
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Two starting points
AI, education and the skills a changing economy needs
A studio discussion on education in the AI era, changing employer expectations and preparing young people for an economy shaped by AI. The programme also asks where competitive advantage comes from when everyone has access to AI.
A broader view of AI adoption: skills, education and the capabilities people and organizations need to develop.
Source & context
TVR Cluj’s own upload names Mihai Nadăș as an AI doctoral researcher and lists the discussion topics. This is the full programme, which also contains unrelated cultural segments. The summary follows the broadcaster’s description; it is not a transcript or a claim that the entire programme concerns AI.
Original title: PRIM-PLAN OBIECTIV, 28 iulie 2026.
AI as a tool: work, education and everyday life
A broadcast interview on AI’s place in society and its implications for work and education.
A spoken introduction to the wider questions behind organizational AI adoption.
Source & context
Summary based on the broadcaster’s description. Published in my Computacenter role.
Original title: AI, noua „unealtă” a umanității: Cum ne transformă viața, piața muncii și educația.
Interviews & broadcast
Conversations about AI adoption, people and the organizations around the technology.
From AI experiment to business value
A conversation about the gap between an AI pilot and production: data quality, integration, operating processes and leadership responsibility.
For leaders deciding what must change around the technology before they commit to scaling it.
Source & context
The publisher labels this interview Advertorial. Published in my Computacenter role.
Original title: De la experiment la impact: cum ajunge inteligența artificială să creeze valoare în business. INTERVIU Mihai Nadăș, Computacenter România.
AI, work and the skills people need next
A radio feature with Alina Nechita on AI’s effect on occupations, its limits and the need to invest in new skills.
For teams considering how responsibilities and skills change when AI becomes part of everyday work.
Source & context
The link opens the broadcaster’s article. No separate audio recording is hosted here.
Original title: AI nu ne fură joburile, ne schimbă meseriile.
Putting technology inside the wholesale business
A discussion of METRO.digital’s role in connecting software, customer experience and the wholesale business.
An earlier view of technology leadership shaped by the business and the customers it serves.
Source & context
Published in my former METRO.digital role. The publisher labels it BrandVoice.
Original title: METRO.digital – centrul strategiei de dezvoltare pentru METRO.
Growing a technology organization through change
An interview with Alexandra Cepăreanu about METRO.digital’s hiring plans and the changing reach of online recruitment.
Historical context for the people and capacity decisions behind a technology organization.
Source & context
The public excerpt was checked; the continuation may require a subscription. Hiring plans are historical, not claimed outcomes.
Original title: Mihai Nadăş, managing director METRO.digital: Ne aşteptăm să depăşim pragul de 400 de salariaţi, urmărind ca peste 60 de colegi noi să ni se alăture anul acesta..
Talks & panels
Public speaking on software businesses, AI applications and the conditions for durable growth.
Beyond the Hype: Practical Applications of Generative AI in Business
The organizer lists this presentation alongside a panel on ethical considerations and best practices.
Two perspectives on adoption: the business application and the questions that deserve scrutiny.
Source & context
Organizer listing only. A recording and the spoken language have not been verified.
Original title: Beyond the Hype: Practical Applications of Generative AI in Business; Panel: Ethical considerations and best practices.
Building enduring software product companies
Yonder’s event report describes my ITCamp talk on product initiatives and how software product companies are valued.
An earlier perspective on the connection between product decisions and the economics of a software business.
Source & context
The event report was published on 27 June 2016 and links to the recording. Recording playback and spoken language have not been verified.
Original title: Building enduring software product companies. What did I learn from a multi-billion dollar conglomerate.
Cluj 2030: a vision on IT
A talk examining the longer-term prospects of Cluj’s technology sector, described in Yonder’s contemporary event report.
A regional strategy question: how does a technology ecosystem sustain its position as conditions change?
Source & context
A historical perspective. The report links a recording; playback and spoken language have not been verified.
Original title: Cluj 2030 – a vision on IT. Will it thrive or will it flop.
Writing elsewhere
Authored perspectives, kept distinct from interviews and editorial coverage.
LLMs as the New CPUs: The Core of the Generative AI Era
My article compares integrated and modular AI ecosystems, looking at how models, platforms and infrastructure fit together.
For readers examining supplier dependence, architectural choices and where value may accumulate.
Source & context
My own writing, not an independent interview. Product examples reflect the June 2024 context; LinkedIn may request sign-in.
Original title: LLMs as the New CPUs: The Core of the Generative AI Era.
Earlier writing on software businesses and quality
A collection of my contributed articles, including work on quality assurance, software outsourcing and the move to software as a service.
The earlier engineering and management questions behind my current operating perspective.
Source & context
An authored archive, not a current role profile. Its Yonder CTO byline is historical.
Original title: Mihai Nadăș · Today Software Magazine contributor archive.
Public updates
Selected social posts documenting speaking and operating roles. Personal and employer posts are labeled.
Why asking the right question matters in AI
My reflection on speaking at the Central European Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence, connecting AI talent with the ability to frame useful problems.
For leaders thinking about the judgment and skills they need as models become more capable.
Source & context
My own event reflection, with a Computacenter announcement attached. Exact posting day is not confirmed; LinkedIn may request sign-in.
Original title: COMPUTACENTER × CEOAI 2026.
A leadership panel on Computacenter’s five years in Romania
Computacenter’s public anniversary post records a panel with its Professional Services leaders and me in my Romania managing-director role.
Context for operating leadership in a technology services organization.
Source & context
Employer-authored coverage, not a client endorsement or a recorded panel. Exact posting day is not confirmed; LinkedIn may request sign-in.
Original title: Celebrating five years of Computacenter in Romania.
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