EOS for a Better Business, Better Life
Jul 20, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
In this episode of Better Business, Better Life, Debra Chantry-Taylor is joined by Kris Snyder, Chief Advocate at Ninety.io, to explore how EOS® Powered by AI is helping leadership teams work smarter…
Chris SnyderGuest
Deborah Chantry TaylorHost
I think as you and I know from an EOS perspective, EOS Purity, and I think Gino is officially on record saying he built it and wrote it to sustain 100 years.

So I think there's been a lot of not change, especially in the community that's coached by implementers like you and myself.

I think we should always work and support and feed that community because that is how they grow.

And I think then they eventually grow into the place and the phase and the stage where they need help from folks like us.

So if you look at 90 as a software platform and we get into this conversation with EOS implementers pretty often, They'll point out the things that are in our software.

You know, some are very EOS pure, like the fun, you know, the functional things, the tools that you would expect.

We have a lot of feature and functionality in the scorecard because of the 300,000 users, we get feedback all the time and what they want to see it do.

Whereas if we look at a pure EOS scorecard, 13 weeks and a quarter, right? And how it's set up, that is not what they expect to see in our software.

So when you talk about things that changed over time, I think there's, especially in the self-implementers, we've seen a lot of requests for additional features and functions that are beyond EOS Pure.

And my bet is we come out of this next quarterly because we have a quarterly next week.

I would with a rock and that is to take, you know, and create an EOS pure template.

I talked to us worldwide about working with them on it because I think who knows better about purity.

I still have my questions, Deborah times around it when debugging it in an EOS pure fashion.

So we're hopefully we'll be able to work with them on it and creating a EOS pure template such that does that really want that can have that.

But yet we can still serve the market that is asking us as a software company to build additional features and functions in it.

I think as you and I know from an EOS perspective, EOS Purity, and I think Gino is officially on record saying he built it and wrote it to sustain 100 years.

So I think there's been a lot of not change, especially in the community that's coached by implementers like you and myself.

I think we should always work and support and feed that community because that is how they grow.

And I think then they eventually grow into the place and the phase and the stage where they need help from folks like us.

So if you look at 90 as a software platform and we get into this conversation with EOS implementers pretty often, They'll point out the things that are in our software.

You know, some are very EOS pure, like the fun, you know, the functional things, the tools that you would expect.

We have a lot of feature and functionality in the scorecard because of the 300,000 users, we get feedback all the time and what they want to see it do.

Whereas if we look at a pure EOS scorecard, 13 weeks and a quarter, right? And how it's set up, that is not what they expect to see in our software.

So when you talk about things that changed over time, I think there's, especially in the self-implementers, we've seen a lot of requests for additional features and functions that are beyond EOS Pure.

And my bet is we come out of this next quarterly because we have a quarterly next week.

I would with a rock and that is to take, you know, and create an EOS pure template.

I talked to us worldwide about working with them on it because I think who knows better about purity.

I still have my questions, Deborah times around it when debugging it in an EOS pure fashion.

So we're hopefully we'll be able to work with them on it and creating a EOS pure template such that does that really want that can have that.

But yet we can still serve the market that is asking us as a software company to build additional features and functions in it.
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