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#35 – Conversation Highlights with Women in Rail
This experimental episode is a highlight reel of three conversations with female guests.
Victoria Winder from episode 11 talks about her testing experience in the challenging environment of London Underground, her perception of the Crossrail project delay from inside the project team, and her experiences from talking to politicians and senior management.
Lena Harnisch from episode 15 explains cyber security, first lines of cyber hygiene, protection against professional hackers, and what individuals can do at home to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
Lauren Guiney from episode 25 discusses her passion for safety on railways for female passengers, her own experience on railways in Melbourne and her comparisons with railways visited in Europe and Japan.
Please enjoy and share this podcast with your friends and colleagues.
Show notes:
1) The CBTC World Summit 2023 (20-21 September) is the first truly global CBTC conference that does not require travel around the world to attend. Three sessions from different global regions with 18 international speakers of the highest calibre will make it an unmissable event, and all presentations are available as recordings to allow watching them all regardless of the time zone you are in, from the comfort of a place of your choice. Sign up for this blockbuster event on https://docfranktraining.podia.com/summit2023.
2) Everything you need to know about High Capacity Signalling is provided in the new online training “High Capacity Signalling Blueprint”. This is literally three trainings combined to one course, providing not only a basic understanding of High Capacity Signalling, but also how CBTC and enhanced varieties of ETCS can provide it, plus a blueprint how to apply those technologies for a real high capacity outcome. Get on top of an absolute mega trend for city railways around the world by signing up at https://docfranktraining.podia.com/hcsblueprint.
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By Doc FrankThis experimental episode is a highlight reel of three conversations with female guests.
Victoria Winder from episode 11 talks about her testing experience in the challenging environment of London Underground, her perception of the Crossrail project delay from inside the project team, and her experiences from talking to politicians and senior management.
Lena Harnisch from episode 15 explains cyber security, first lines of cyber hygiene, protection against professional hackers, and what individuals can do at home to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
Lauren Guiney from episode 25 discusses her passion for safety on railways for female passengers, her own experience on railways in Melbourne and her comparisons with railways visited in Europe and Japan.
Please enjoy and share this podcast with your friends and colleagues.
Show notes:
1) The CBTC World Summit 2023 (20-21 September) is the first truly global CBTC conference that does not require travel around the world to attend. Three sessions from different global regions with 18 international speakers of the highest calibre will make it an unmissable event, and all presentations are available as recordings to allow watching them all regardless of the time zone you are in, from the comfort of a place of your choice. Sign up for this blockbuster event on https://docfranktraining.podia.com/summit2023.
2) Everything you need to know about High Capacity Signalling is provided in the new online training “High Capacity Signalling Blueprint”. This is literally three trainings combined to one course, providing not only a basic understanding of High Capacity Signalling, but also how CBTC and enhanced varieties of ETCS can provide it, plus a blueprint how to apply those technologies for a real high capacity outcome. Get on top of an absolute mega trend for city railways around the world by signing up at https://docfranktraining.podia.com/hcsblueprint.