Tech Talks

Get your FREE Site Health Audit here: https://www.intimetec.com/site-health-audit#audit-formAccessibility in government is no longer optional. It’s a legal, technical, and human necessity. In this episode of Tech Talks, Lisa Holmquist and Brian Klein break down what digital accessibility really means for public sector organizations. From ADA compliance and WCAG 2.1 standards to real-world usability challenges, they explore how government websites and applications can better serve all citizens. To learn more about how In Time Tec can partner with your organization to improve accessibility, visit our website: https://www.intimetec.com/public-sector-solutions  

AI is moving fast, but the legal questions are moving with it. In this episode of Tech Talks, Jeff Trent sits down with IP attorney Brad Frazer to talk through real-world AI scenarios for founders, freelancers, and business leaders. They unpack what businesses should know about AI copyright, ownership, disclosure, training data, contracts, and confidential information. This is not about fear or avoiding AI. It is about using AI more carefully, protecting your business, and understanding where the real risks start to show up. 

Repost for newer listeners. Brad Mosell (founder of Dr. Dharma) shares how he went from military aviation and tech product work to building “Tabs”—a modern bilateral-stimulation device inspired by EMDR. We unpack what bilateral stimulation is, why it can help regulate the nervous system, and how Dr. Dharma is making clinical-grade tools more accessible through consumer-first hardware + a guided app. We also talk biometrics, the path to AI-driven personalization, and what it looks like to “make good easy.”

Most companies don’t need “AI.” They need less friction, lower costs, and faster decisions. In this episode, In Time Tec Business Development Leads Skyler Simmons and Abe Langston break down what businesses are actually asking for when they say “we want AI”—and why discovery, workflow mapping, and measurable KPIs matter more than shiny tools. Plus: a real demand-forecasting example that saved 20 hours+/week and improved sales outcomes.Visit our website for our AI offerings: https://www.intimetec.com/artificial-intelligenceVIEW THE CASE STUDY: Click the link to download the case study, where we saved 20+ hours a week in manual labor by implementing AI into a dairy company’s demand forecasting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JhSBmONiaavlJbzhk0Bk-TI1f-p4ffHn/view?usp=share_link

Agents are LLMs with tools in a loop, and things change fast when multiple agents work together. Dallen and Tristan break down agentic swarms, sub-agents vs team structures, when to go sequential vs parallel, and why permissions and tool access matter.See how AI can evolve your business by visiting our website: https://www.intimetec.com/artificial-intelligence

Legacy System Modernization experts Lisa Holmquist and Jeff Maughan break down how teams choose between off-the-shelf, custom, and hybrid solutions when modernizing legacy workflows, especially in a government environment using Microsoft Power Platform + Dynamics. Want help picking the right path? Book a 30-minute discovery call. Check availability here: https://meetings.hubspot.com/bryan-klein

What separates an “okay” build from a great one? In this episode, Jordan Lang (GovWorks) breaks down how strong solutions architecture starts with scope, measurable outcomes, and non-functional requirements, before the team burns time and budget. You’ll hear practical takes on Agile done poorly, MVP + metrics, tech debt as a business tradeoff, and why GovTech compliance (CJIS) changes the rules. Plus: two hot topics—, ngineer burnout from not seeing customer impact and the “AI in everything” buzzword trap.

In this Tech Talks Dev episode, In Time Tec Software Engineers Simran and Ray break down the difference between vanity metrics (commits, merge requests, lines of code) and real DevOps ROI: delivering customer value faster with higher quality.They walk through the metrics that actually reveal bottlenecks and reliability, including lead time for changes, observability, and mean time to recovery (MTTR), plus why metrics can backfire when they become targets.You’ll also hear how DevOps intersects with DevSecOps and cost-focused work (FinOps), and why shared ownership matters from build to production.

In this Tech Talks AI episode, In Time Tec software engineers and AI experts Dallen Pyrah and Tristan Johns break down what actually changed in AI throughout 2025, and what they believe is coming next in 2026.They cover how Claude Code (and agentic workflows) are reshaping day-to-day development, why multimodal models are accelerating, and what “computer use” (agents operating browsers and GUIs) could mean for knowledge work.They also draw a sharp line between vibe coding and professional agentic development, arguing that the future belongs to builders who can review, validate, and bring real “taste” to systems as the cost of writing code approaches zero.

How is AI changing UX/UI without removing the human element? In Time Tec UX/UI Manager Oscar Gonzalez and UX Designer Don Elliot break down where AI truly helps (research, wireframes, prototyping, accessibility), what still requires human judgment, and how tools like Figma Make are accelerating modern design workflows. Practical advice for junior designers included—plus the key takeaway: AI can get you close, but the “human 20%” is what makes the work great.

How do you go from idea to launch without drowning in tools, timelines, and busywork? Ridhi Tatineni (CEO of Chelo Software Labs) and Skyler Simmons, Senior Partner Manager at In Time Tec, break down how founders and small businesses can prototype MVPs in hours, and use AI + automation to reclaim time for the work that actually grows the business.We cover the “30 apps in 90 days” challenge, why discovery still matters most, and how to simplify a messy tech stack with practical automation workflows. If you’re a founder, operator, or marketer trying to move faster with AI, this episode is your playbook.

What is UX, and why does it change everything from product adoption to development cost? In this Tech Talks episode, Oscar Gonzalez (In Time Tec Design Manager) and Camila Costales (UX Designer) break down a practical, human-centered design approach: aligning stakeholders around outcomes, choosing the right research methods, and scoping work so teams don’t overbuild what users don’t need.

AI is scaling faster than anything we’ve seen before—but what does “intelligence at scale” actually mean for developers, businesses, and everyday users? In this first episode of Tech Talks AI, In Time Tec engineers Dallen Pyra and Tristan Johns unpack human vs machine intelligence, AGI vs ASI, why model size and parameters matter, and how local and open-source models change the game for privacy and cost. They also dig into scaling laws, reasoning models like DeepSeek R1, and why the future of AI will demand more critical thinking—not less.

SEO isn’t dead—bad SEO is. In this episode of TechTalks, SEO specialist Michael Johnson breaks down search in a way normal humans (and busy teams) can actually use: the 3 pillars of SEO (technical/on-page, content, off-page), what to fix first, and why “high traffic” keywords can be a trap if they don’t convert.You’ll hear practical guidance on Q&A style content, long-tail keywords with buying intent, and how to earn authority with backlinks + digital PR (without sketchy link schemes).Plus: real “SEO horror stories” (canonical tag mistakes!), and what to watch so your website doesn’t quietly tank.

Can you really go from idea to working prototype in anafternoon with AI?In this episode of Tech Talks, Scott from Product208 shares how he helps Boise startups turn messy ideas into real MVPs using AI code generation, vibe coding, and rapid prototyping. We talk about building apps in a weekend, running “app a week” challenges, and why this moment in tech might be the best time ever for solo builders and tiny teams.Scott also gets real about the Boise tech ecosystem:Trailhead, LeanLaw, ConvertKit/Kit, local exits like Kount and T-Sheets, and what’s still missing in the Treasure Valley funding flywheel. From AI-powered greeting cards and pickleball scoring apps to low-risk pilots for establishedproducts, we explore how AI is changing product management, engineering velocity, and who even gets to build software.If you care about Boise tech, AI tools, startupexperimentation, and building something meaningful after hours, this one is for you.

Boise Entrepreneur Week winners and Q-tex AI co-founders Chris Dagher and Oliver MacDonald share how their AI co-pilot helps engineers search billions of datasheets, cut design time, and bring new hardware to market faster. We dig into AI hallucinations, dead-internet theory, and why hardware innovation is making a comeback.

What happens when AI agents start marketing too? In this episode of Tech Talks, Ken Brook—founder of Ad Prompt AI and longtime ad-tech innovator—breaks down how incentivized LLMs, decentralized ad infrastructure, and AI-native agents are about to rewrite small business marketing. We talk web2 vs web3, ad fraud, bots, trust, and why most AI experiments never hit the P&L.If you’re a CMO, founder, or small business owner, wondering how to actually get ROI from AI in your marketing, this conversation is for you.

Pharmacist-founder and Boise Entrepreneur Week Pitch Night Contestant Anne Maxon shares how her team at Effective is building med-tech that actually fits clinical workflows automating medication check-ins, surfacing red flags, and improving patient outcomes. You’ll hear how Boise’s startup ecosystem and Boise Entrepreneur Week connections helped form the founding team, plus how a free 3-month beta is proving ROI inside clinics.You’ll also hear the startup journey: false starts, finding the right co-founders, and designing for clinics first with clear ROI.

Boise’s startup flywheel, explained. Trailhead CEO/ED Tiam Rastagar traces his path from PKG to Vacasa to Trailhead, sharing field-tested lessons on innovating before you’re disrupted, using AI as a tool (not the strategy), and Trailhead’s next chapter to deepen founder support and capital access in the Treasure Valley.

Farmer-first agtech: simple sensors, smarter irrigation, and trust built through pilots.In this Tech Talks episode, Ehsan Soltan (SoilTech Wireless) joins Rob Tuft (In Time Tec) to unpack practical agtech: how farms use soil-moisture, temperature, humidity,EC, CO₂/O₂, leaf-wetness, and weather data to make smarter irrigation and crop-health decisions. We talk about building with farmers (not for them), earning trustthrough low-risk pilots, reducing clicks with sensible UX (yep—QR codes). What you’ll learn• When and where sensors deliver the biggest ROI in irrigation decisions• A farmer-first approach to product design (and why “fewer clicks” wins)• How to digitize paper tickets and simplify audits/compliance

General aviation takeoffs are the second most common cause of crashes,and most are preventable.In this episode of Tech Talks,we sit down with Eric Crawford, founder of Takeoff Genie,an AI-powered app designed to act like a digital co-pilot. Eric shares how histechnology predicts unsafe takeoff conditions, reduces pilot error, and buildslife-saving data for flight schools and aviators everywhere.

Olivia Kido, Product Manager for Microsoft Excel, joins Tech Talks to explore the future of AI, AR/VR, and product innovation. From prototyping with LLMs to the challenges of hallucinations, Olivia shares how Excel became one of the most impactful tools in business and what the next wave of technology means for creativity, accessibility, and everyday life. Listen in for a conversation about trust, trade-offs, and building tech that empowers people to do more. 

In this episode of Tech Talks, we sit down with Jennifer Lastra, CEO of 360 Immersive, to explore how virtual reality is transforming workplace safety training. Jennifer shares her powerful entrepreneurial journey — from her military and corporate background to leading a company that’s tackling preventable workplace injuries with cutting-edge VR solutions.We dive into:How VR creates safer, more engaging workforce trainingThe challenges and breakthroughs of scaling a tech startupLeadership lessons and the human side of entrepreneurshipWhy passion and purpose matter more than profitIf you care about innovation, workplace safety, and leadership in technology, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.

In this episode of Tech Talks, we sit down with Josh Johnston, a Boise-based tech innovator, to get a glimpse into his exciting new venture—Amphora, a stealth-mode startup aiming to develop a foundation model for molecular physics. While many are focused on scaling existing models for computer vision and language, Josh is turning his attention to what could be the next frontier in AI: material science.Tune in to hear about:- Why Josh believes molecular physics is the next big domain for foundation models- How Amphora is leveraging scientific data to build something truly groundbreaking- The importance of starting and scaling deep tech right here in Boise, Idaho- Opportunities to get involved with this emerging startupTo learn more about who we are, what we do, and how we do it, visit our website at https://www.intimetec.com.SUBSCRIBE to the In Time Tec YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@InTimeTecCreatingAbundanceFollow @InTimeTecLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/in-time-tecFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/InTimeTec/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intimetec_/We are a global software services company that partners with our clients to provide access to talent, enable innovation, and deliver immediate ROI.

Can a simple device actually rewire your brain?In this powerful conversation with Brad Mosell, founder of Dharma Dr., we explore how cutting-edge mental health tech is making EMDR therapy and bilateral stimulation more accessible than ever. From building hardware that helps calm the nervous system to integrating AI and biometrics for personalized therapy, Brad is reshaping the future of emotional wellness.In this episode, you'll learn:What bilateral stimulation really is (and why it works)How Dharma Dr.'s “Tabs” device supports EMDR therapyThe science behind rewiring neural pathways using techWhy therapists and everyday users are raving about this solutionHow AI + wearables changing therapy foreverLearn More about Dharma Dr.: https://dharmadr.com/🎧 Podcast rec: “All-In Podcast”📘 Book mentioned: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle MaintenanceWhether you're a mental health professional, biohacker, or someone on a personal healing journey—this is a must-watch.

What exactly does a State Comptroller do — and why should it matter to you? In this insightful episode of the In Time Tech Podcast, we sit down with Brandon Woolf, Idaho’s State Comptroller, to discuss his remarkable 28-year journey from intern to elected official. He shares how his office ensures fiscal responsibility, modernizes state systems with LUMA, and promotes government transparency through innovations like Transparent Idaho. Hear how Idaho is leading nationally in public sector accountability and digital transformation — and why that matters for every citizen.Explore Idaho's financial transparency tools and stay informed on how your tax dollars are being used.Referenced Links🔗 https://transparent.idaho.gov/🔗 https://townhall.idaho.gov/🔗 https://www.sco.idaho.gov/LivePages/scohome.aspxTo learn more about who we are, what we do, and how we do it, visit our website at https://www.intimetec.com.We are a global software services company that partners with our clients to provide access to talent, enable innovation, and deliver immediate ROI.