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In episode 14, Ian interviews Robert from Hello Tractor live at MWC24.
Hello Tractor is an award-winning diversified ag-tech company focused on improving food and income security throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Resource-poor farmers often face labour constraints that result in under-cultivation, late planting, and lost income. Hello Tractor facilitates convenient and affordable tractor services to these farmers while providing additional income by turning tractors into Smart Tractors. For tractor owners, the platform provides remote tracking of assets, preventing fraud and machine misuse, through virtual tractor monitoring.
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Hello Tractor website
Hello Tractor LinkedIn
Robert Haidari
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In episode 13, Frankie interviews Mike and Evan from Inveniam live at MWC24.
Inveniam offers an AI solution which helps enhance Right First Time operations, improve operational efficiencies and eliminate costly rework. Inveniam AI can transform visual data into actionable insights, quickly detecting objects, patterns and anomalies faster than a traditional workforce ever could. This enables CO2 emission reduction by reducing the amount of times field technicians have to go out and do work.
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Inveniam LinkedIn
Mike Greening
Evan Saunders
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In episode 12, Frankie interviews Bert Vanaken from WMW live at MWC24.
WMW is an IoT platform where they combine your operational data with information provided through sensors and people. Through different ways of transmitting data they can monitor your remote locations or assets. One of their largest use cases is in water management where they can identify where there are water leakages and where there is non-revenue water on the network.
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WMW LinkedIn
Bert Vanaken
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In episode 11, Frankie interviews James Body and Bianca Brisc from Telet live at MWC24.
Telet is an MNO focused on improving mobile coverage in rural not-spots and delivering public and private 5G networks for rural and enterprise. It is the only independent private network that is a full UK member of the GSMA and has more local access licence coverage than all other applicants put together. They are helping to keep rural areas which the larger MNOs are less invested in, connected.
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James Body
Bianca Brisc
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In episode 10, Frankie interviews Oriol Ribera from Hand Poem live at MWC24.
Hand Poem is an electronic device in the shape of a glove which translates data from hand and finger movements into the desired actions of the user. It is an accessible piece of wearable technology that gives users a creative outlet whether that is as an artist, musician, DJ or sculptor. There are many possibilities as to what this piece of tech is able to do. Click here to see how they are empowering everyone to let their creativity be set free.
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Oriol Ribera
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In episode 9, Frankie interviews Joris Castermans and Akash Raj Komarlu from Whispp live at MWC24.
Whispp is an app and language-independent AI technology that converts whispered and impaired speech into a clear and natural voice in real-time. They are committed to making mobile technology more inclusive helping people to join in the community again. Not only were they a 4YFN finalist but they received the Best of MWC award from Android Authority and won the Pitch2Pitch award.
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Joris Castermans
Akash Raj Komarlu
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In episode 8, hosts Frankie and Ian discuss their recovery from the Mobile World Congress 2024 and highlight several key themes from the event. They explore the potential applications of drones, the push towards 6G and the importance of leaving no one behind in terms of connectivity. They also delve into the topic of artificial intelligence, including different types and applications. The conversation includes a summary of the companies they interviewed at the event for their 10x10 episodes, as well as discussions on Open RAN, sustainability, and the popular Swedish Beers networking event.
Links:
MWC Keynote 1
Alef flying car
Unmanned Life
Zephyr aerial satellite
SK Telecom and Joby Aviation helicopter
Ameca robot
Deutsche Telekom T Phone
Ericsson and AT&T
Partner2Connect initiative announcement
Swedish Beers networking event
MWC interviews coming up:
Hello Tractor
Telet
Whispp
Inveniam
Fairphone
Hand poem
WMW- Hub
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In episode 7, hosts Ian and Frankie are delighted to continue their conversation with guest Shaun Collins, the founder of CCS Insight and the head judge of the GSMA GloMo Awards. In this episode, they delve deeper into the impact of the GLOMO Awards and highlight the importance of recognising tech for good and telling the powerful stories of how technology is changing lives.
If you haven't already, make sure that you listen to part 1 of this 2 part episode to discover more about Shaun as a person including his background and interests growing up in Birmingham.
Shaun Collins – Shaun founded CCS Insight in 1993, and he and his team have built the business into one of the world's best analyst houses. Earlier in his career, Shaun was European account director for Motorola when it led the European market, and he has held senior roles in digital markets in the UK, Europe and the US. Shaun was recently appointed Chair of Judges for the GSMA's GLOMO awards. He has also been a judge for the KPMG Mobile Start-Up of the Year awards in the UK. He can regularly be seen interviewing and moderating discussions with global technology leaders and CEOs, and is often quoted in the media.
CCS Insight – Industry analyst firm CCS Insight is a leading research and advisory company focused on the connected world and the future of technology. It is a leading source of market information, analysis and intelligence, with divisions covering artificial intelligence, Internet of things solutions, smart cities and smart home developments, 5G, mobile devices, new consumer devices, new media, the digital workplace and the space of the Internet giants. In addition, it provides a wide variety of analysis on device pricing, market sizing and operator metrics. CCS Insight has a rapidly growing team of analysts and associates based in offices in Europe and the US, and an impressive client list of the most well-known companies working in the technology industry.
GloMo Awards – With over 200 independent judges and 30 awards across six categories, the GLOMOs honour the best of the best within our ecosystem and beyond. The Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards are the industry's most prestigious accolade, judged by the sector's most prominent subject matter experts. Their awards ceremony is held annually at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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In episode 6, hosts Ian and Frankie are delighted to be joined by their first guest Shaun Collins, the founder of CCS Insight and the head judge of the GSMA GloMo Awards. They discuss Shaun's background in the mobile industry, his philosophy and values, and his passion for music. Shaun also shares his interest in economist John Maynard Keynes and reveals what he would bring with him if he were stranded on a desert island.
This is part 1 of a 2 part episode. Tune in to part 2 to hear more about the GloMo Awards and how they are helping to promote good in the Telco sector.
Shaun Collins – Shaun founded CCS Insight in 1993, and he and his team have built the business into one of the world's best analyst houses. Earlier in his career, Shaun was European account director for Motorola when it led the European market, and he has held senior roles in digital markets in the UK, Europe and the US. Shaun was recently appointed Chair of Judges for the GSMA's GLOMO awards. He has also been a judge for the KPMG Mobile Start-Up of the Year awards in the UK. He can regularly be seen interviewing and moderating discussions with global technology leaders and CEOs, and is often quoted in the media.
CCS Insight – Industry analyst firm CCS Insight is a leading research and advisory company focused on the connected world and the future of technology. It is a leading source of market information, analysis and intelligence, with divisions covering artificial intelligence, Internet of things solutions, smart cities and smart home developments, 5G, mobile devices, new consumer devices, new media, the digital workplace and the space of the Internet giants. In addition, it provides a wide variety of analysis on device pricing, market sizing and operator metrics. CCS Insight has a rapidly growing team of analysts and associates based in offices in Europe and the US, and an impressive client list of the most well-known companies working in the technology industry.
GloMo Awards – With over 200 independent judges and 30 awards across six categories, the GLOMOs honour the best of the best within our ecosystem and beyond. The Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards are the industry's most prestigious accolade, judged by the sector's most prominent subject matter experts. Their awards ceremony is held annually at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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In episode 5, Frankie continues his interview with Ian as they discuss his scepticism about colonising Mars. He also touches on the impact of AI on politics and the need for responsible use of technology. Other topics which are discussed include tech innovation for a greener planet, the definition of innovation, the most significant technological advancement and the Apple vs. Android debate.
If you haven't already, make sure that you listen to part 1 of this 2 part episode to find out more about Ian's European background, motivations and things he has learnt during his life.
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Digitel Talk is a podcast promoting doing good in the mobile, telecoms and related technology industries. The heart of the podcast is about the people, what they have done, how it has affected…
We aim to share the stories of those champions who want to help others and have found a way of using mobile, telecoms and technology to achieve this.
As hosts who work in telecoms, if nothing else, the podcast aims to broaden the audience for these projects with hopes it might resonate with others who will be inspired to do something good themselves.