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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2025 · 50 MIN

AGL 410: Toby Mills

from A Geek Leader Podcast - inspiring technical and creative leaders around the world

About Toby Toby Mills is the founder and CEO of Entopy, a leading innovator in supply chain visibility based near Cambridge, UK. Under his leadership, Entopy transitioned from a hardware-focused business to a pure-play software company in 2020, driving an impressive 300% year-on-year growth. Before launching Entopy, Toby held several management roles in the retail sector, gaining valuable experience that now informs his approach to transforming supply chain technology. Today We Talked About Background Digital Twins Replicating the physical in digital terms Testing Components Predicting Critical Infrastructure Data inputs GenAI The future of AI in business leadership and decision-making Human Handoffs Find a clear purpose first Connect with Toby LinkedIn Website Leave me a tip $ Click here to Donate to the show I hope you enjoyed this show, please head over to Apple Podcasts and subscribe and leave me a rating and review, even one sentence will help spread the word.  Thanks again!

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