Enterprise software is no longer just built for people; it’s being engineered for digital brains that never sleep. On this episode of The STEMINISTS Podcast, Phoebe Goh and Mekka Williams invite Christina Storm, Chief Design Officer at NetApp, to spill the secrets of UX design in an AI-powered world. Get ready for a peak into designing slick experiences not just for humans, but also for their silicon-smart sidekicks. Christina touches on everything from clunky dashboards to chatty bots. Because in the age of AI, “user” covers a lot more than just you and me. What you can expect to learn: The not-so-subtle art of building enterprise UX that actually gets work done (no, you can’t just “make it pretty”). Why AI agents don’t just want a seat at the table—they want the user manual, the keys, and your WiFi password. What went down behind the scenes of NetApp’s AI-powered doc bot. The surprising truth: Bad data means dumb robots. Why even the smartest users can freeze up when it’s prompt time. AI still hasn’t figured out how to read minds (yet). Christina’s latest obsession: letting an AI-powered water sensor psychoanalyze her plumbing habits with uncanny accuracy. Whether you geek out over enterprise tech, obsess about UX, or just want to know if robots will ever get good taste, this episode is stacked with sharp insights and clever digs. If you’ve ever wondered how designers keep their cool and their jobs when their “users” might be carbon-based or code-based, this is the conversation you can’t afford to miss. Hit play and join the clever crowd. Then share and drop us a review so even more brains (organic or algorithmic) can find The STEMINISTS Podcast. #TheSteministsPodcast #EnterpriseUX #AI #UserExperience #NetApp #DataDesign #AIAgents #Automation For Learn how to accelerate enterprise AI with confidence. Connect with us! https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrissto/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mekkacodes/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/phoebegoh/

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