AI-Ready Is Not AI-Enabled: The Architecture Gap Most Enterprises Are Ignoring

Episode notes

In this episode of the Disambiguation podcast, host Michael Fauscette talks with Justin Bolles, CTO of Resultant, about the critical gap between being AI-enabled and being truly AI-ready, and why most enterprises are skipping the architecture, governance, and security work that determines whether AI deployments succeed or fail at scale. Justin brings over 15 years of experience across software development, cloud infrastructure, and AI consulting. He studied computer information systems at Purdue, founded three startups, and designed software across mobile, web, and embedded systems for both government and private sector clients before becoming CTO at Resultant, a data, technology, and AI consulting firm.

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