According to CIO, in 2021, 77.3% of companies globally rated digital transformation as their new top priority, pushing cybersecurity down to second place. John Mitchell, CEO of All human (formerly Strata3), believes that companies digital transformation is currently too focussed on aesthetics.

He thinks that it should be focused on what consumers appreciate in a real, everyday sense. John also feels that the industry needs to take a step back and inject more pragmatism into the digital transformation process to drive measurable sales-focussed results. This includes using an analytics-first approach, hard metrics and testing. Ronan talks to John Mitchell CEO of All human (formerly Strata3) about this and more.

John talks to Ronan about what All Human (formerly Strata3) does, why search is a big problem, developing Discover Ireland, and working with well known Irish brands. John also talks about what is online and offline, brands ceding brand equity to a third party, cookies and privacy, advocates of a different way of thinking, and the generational shift.

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All human are one of Dublin’s leading digital transformation consultancies and have recently gone through a rebranding process. They are behind the digital experience of many of Ireland’s biggest brands including An Post, Discover Ireland, Irish Life, LetsGetChecked, Energia, Irish Rail as well as Bank of Ireland. John and the team believe that the web industry is on the precipice of major transformation away from “fluff” towards a much more pragmatic experience that consumers actually value.

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Welltel, Europe’s leading dedicated business communications and managed IT solutions provider, announces that it has delivered robust connectivity to Insomnia, Ireland’s leading independent coffee shop chain and the 15th largest in Europe. Insomnia has invested almost a quarter of a million euros to enable connectivity to its 76 coffee shops, more than 500 employees, and customers across Ireland and Great Britain.

Following extensive site assessments, Welltel designed a bespoke solution which has almost entirely eradicated connectivity issues for Insomnia, with any remaining issues easily mitigated. The system can withstand any fixed-line interruptions and provides automated backup in case of an outage or failure, meaning minimal downtime for the business.

The solution has improved customer experience in-store with high-speed WiFi for customers and more reliable card payments and loyalty transactions. The next phase of the project will see the introduction of more connected services to Insomnia, including telemetry and digital displays.

Welltel installed Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL) and new routers in each location to ensure the fastest available broadband connection and better employee access to Insomnia’s cloud-based services including till systems, card payments, loyalty platforms and head office resources. High-speed mobile connectivity has also been rolled out across all stores ensuring risks of downtime are significantly reduced.

Welltel and Insomnia

Conor Ward, Head of IT, Insomnia: “Great coffee must be matched with great internet. Today, connectivity is absolutely core to our ability to give customers what they want. We needed a secure, stable and high-quality connection that would not only ensure our business could continue uninterrupted, but underpin growth and business success.

“With Welltel’s solution, connectivity issues are becoming a thing of the past. Even when issues flare up, these are easily remedied with minimal downtime. We had been seeing a heightened demand for quality connectivity based on both customer expectation and increases in the number of connected services. Customers can now enjoy an improved experience in our stores, with fast, seamless payments and reliable Wi-Fi, while staff also benefit from improved access to the company’s cloud resources.

“We are confident this system will meet our business needs as they continue to evolve. It will support our exciting plans for the next chapter in our increasingly digital business.”

Dan Croke, Account Director and Solutions Principle, Welltel: “We were thrilled to be chosen to work with Insomnia on this exciting project. Things are becoming increasingly connected and reliable networks have never been more important, especially for a customer-facing business such as Insomnia. This project was undertaken and carried out with the needs of customers and employees at the core.

“The scalable solution will grow in line with the company’s requirements, and with the very latest connectivity technology, Welltel has futureproofed Insomnia’s systems and is enabling success in a cloud-based world.

“We’re looking forward to working with Insomnia on the next phase of the project and continuing to build on our valuable relationship.”

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FindCenter, the world’s largest, most diverse, and usable repository of wisdom, announces the launch of a new section of its site for those who identify as neurodivergent or neurodiverse.

“Our goal is to make the best content easily available, for free, to anyone who is facing challenging life situations,” says longtime tech entrepreneur and FindCenter CEO Neal Goldman. Caroline Pincus, FindCenter’s Director of Content, adds, “People who don’t fit into the narrow box marked ‘normal’ often struggle with connecting with others–as friends, employers, dating or life partners–and can have a hard time finding jobs and getting good services and proper support.

Rates of loneliness and anxiety/depression are especially high among those who are neurodivergent and their self-confidence can really suffer. That’s why FindCenter created this new space: to provide access to the best online resources specifically addressing the emotional and social well-being of the millions of folks on the autism spectrum or who otherwise break the mould. And the site is 100% free to use.”

FindCenter New Section

In this new section of the site, visitors will find links to a 100% human-curated collection of podcasts, articles, videos, books, and more on subjects like sex and intimacy, interpersonal communication, learning styles, parenting, self-acceptance, belonging and community, social presence, body image, confidence, and dozens more–all through the lens of neurodiversity.

No more searching for hours and days and weeks to find what you’re looking for. We have done the work and organized the content to make it findable, accessible, and easy to filter by type (podcasts, videos, etc.).

We have curated similar resources for other core life identities, including athlete, mother, creative, LGBTQIA, living with cancer, caregiver, entrepreneur, veteran, college student, and person of colour, with many more planned.

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National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the company rolling out the new high-speed fibre broadband network under the Government’s National Broadband Plan (NBP), issued a progress update that is showing strong momentum across all 26 counties.

By year-end 2022, NBI is on track to deliver premises under construction to grow by 43%, to 221,000 homes (40% of the 7-year target); premises available to order set to increase by 266% to 128,000 homes and premises passed to grow by 219% to 102,000 homes.

Specifically, on take-up, NBI reports take-up rates of over 30% already in Deployment Areas that have been live for 6 months or more.

National Broadband Ireland

David McCourt, Chairman of National Broadband Ireland said: “The leading indicators give us confidence that this ambitious project can and will be delivered on time and on budget. During 2022, 221,000 premises or 40% of the entire Intervention Area will be under construction, up from 28% last year.

At the same time, we anticipate that 128,000 premises will be available to order on the NBI Network. Our ability to move premises from the construction phases to the order phase is seriously ramping up which means users can reap the benefits of the transformational network sooner.”

NBI Chief Executive Peter Hendrick said: “Early take-up of services on the NBI network are already exceeding 30% in many of the initial deployment areas and it’s growing all the time, something we see as a really strong indicator of future demand. By comparison with any national or international comparison, this is indicative of very high uptake levels, substantially ahead of initial expectations.

Ultimately, we are confident of an overall take-up of approximately 85% and already have some 50 broadband providers signed up to sell services on the NBI network. This platform competition is expected to bring significant benefits directly to consumers by ensuring that bundled voice, broadband and TV packages offer real choice at competitive prices.”

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RWE, a global leader in renewable energy with a clear ambition to be carbon neutral by 2040, is committed to investing €50 billion gross through to 2030 to expand its powerful and green generation capacity to 50 gigawatts, with up to €1.5 billion gross already earmarked for Ireland through current projects being developed.

The company has a clear goal and know-how and wants to be a long-term energy partner supporting the Irish Government’s plans to transition to 80% renewable electricity generation by 2030. However, in order to deliver this ambitious target, faster planning decisions and a clear policy framework is required.

RWE Investments

RWE is undertaking long-term investments in onshore wind, offshore wind and battery storage projects across Ireland with an objective to grow a renewables business across a portfolio of technologies.

Speaking during the Wind Energy Ireland conference in Dublin, at which RWE is the main sponsor Cathal Hennessy, RWE Ireland Country Chair, explained what needs to happen to deliver large scale renewable technologies in the country.

He said: “Renewable energy can help Ireland meet its greenhouse gas reduction targets and will also play a key role in delivering energy security for the Irish economy. But this will only happen if the correct policy frameworks are in place and adequate resources are available within key areas such as planning and energy provision.”

RWE’s largest development project in Ireland is currently the Dublin Array offshore wind project, which it is developing in partnership with Saorgus Energy. The Dublin Array project will have between 45 and 61 wind turbines located on the Kish and Bray banks about 10 km from the coast of south Dublin and north Wicklow. Once fully operational, it will be capable of generating between 600 megawatts (MW) to 900MW of clean electricity.

RWE has an onshore windfarm at Dromadda Beg, near Listowel in Co Kerry, and an 8.5MW battery storage facility at Balbriggan, in Co Dublin, which was the company’s first such project in Europe. The company has also developed a 60MW battery at Lisdrumdoagh in Co Monaghan, which can store enough electricity to power about 125,000 homes.

Innovation in renewable technologies will be key to unlocking new markets, the company is developing airborne wind energy at Bangor Erris, in Co Mayo in partnership with Dutch company Ampyx Power. The technology will use a small, unmanned lightweight glider tethered to a generator on the ground.

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Carla Rosenkranz, founder and CEO of Barterchain, riffs with Pete Townsend about how the Barterchain idea is rooted in her own experience of exchanging English lessons for yoga classes, the core of her conviction to start building Barterchain, the network effects from connecting local communities and virtual communities, how to keep pushing back against the blockchain and crypto naysayers..and her psychic storytelling superpowers!

We’ve also got a short segment at the end recorded with the two youngest contributors to the Launchpool Web3 Techstars Accelerator program that Pete Townsend is leading.

This episode of MoneyNeverSleeps is sponsored by Philip Lee, one of Ireland’s fastest-growing corporate law firms and expert advisors at the heart of the Dublin and London start-up, fintech and crypto communities.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Carla Rosenkranz on how the Barterchain idea started with emailing a yoga teacher:

“I sent an email explaining that I was an English teacher looking to exchange English classes for yoga, i.e., ‘I miss yoga but I can’t afford it, is there any chance anyone in your studio would be interested?’ And then I sent it to all the studios in a one-kilometer radius they all got back to me with multiple emails from each of them.

“I was buzzing about the idea, and I was walking into these studios with no money, couldn’t afford it, but I was getting my pick of the lot. I was going to their classes to choose who I wanted to do yoga with, and it felt like an absolute privilege. Ironically, through barter, I was getting this taste of privilege and then I rinsed and repeated the same email with ‘insert service here’.

“I did that for absolutely everything that I wanted for two years, and I got to try so many wacky things that I wouldn’t have tried otherwise. It was just incredible.”

Carla Rosenkranz on the how the Barterchain idea is core to her values:

“I realized that the intrinsic values that were really natural to me were inclusion, equality, diversity and integration. I realized the importance of human connection and how we’re almost nothing without it. You can go to a very good school, you can be very bright, you can go to a wonderful country, but if you’re not speaking with people and if you’re not connecting, it’s nothing.

“I think the whole Barterchain idea was built around that. That’s probably where it started without me knowing.”

Carla Rosenkranz on the initial focus of Barterchain:

“We’re bridging the oldest form of value exchange into the crypto future. I think everybody understands barter; we all learned about it in history class. Even if we haven’t done it, people do understand barter.

“There just seems to be a connection and relationship between people offering business skills and people offering lifestyle-enhancing services. Business people were looking to integrate more balance in their lives post-COVID. And then the people who could offer these kinds of services, these life-enhancing services, wellness, health, all of that, they needed more business acumen in their life.

“These are the two categories that we’re going to focus on first. They both really resonate with me, which I think is important for the kinds of micro-business and freelancers that I really want to support.”

Carla Rosenkranz on the go-to-market strategy for Barterchain:

“As an early-stage startup, we’re going against the status quo. With this project, people are not used to bartering in 2022, or they just do it very casually, so we need to get this social proof.

“The best way to do that is in a network, in a community. Also, I want to honor all the people that got me here, who are the yoga teachers, the masseuses, the people who did Reiki, absolutely everything. I want to help those people grow their businesses.

“We’re doing a behind-the-scenes barter trial with micro-business owners and freelancers, and the people that we did the trial with were flocking [towards us]. And I really want to honor those people who were motivated immediately [t...

According to reports by Tradingplatforms.com, Ukraine’s crypto donations total over $100 million, not counting the amount the country raised from its NFT sales. Since the first attack on 24th February, Ukraine has been receiving digital token donations from all across the world.

“Although it is quite unfortunate that it has to be under these circumstances, it’s amazing that we can now see how crucial digital currencies are. Ukraine can easily receive donations from all around the world and the amount amassed? just goes to show how powerful these virtual assets are.” Edith Reads from TradingPlatforms.com gave their opinion on the matter.

Digital Assets Play a Crucial Role in the War

Two days after the first attack, the Ukrainian government posted on Twitter that it was accepting crypto donations and provided two addresses for the funds. Our reports show that the government collected $10.2 million in crypto assets within four days of the announcement.

Ukraine further passed the Virtual Assets Law about a month later. Thanks to this law, crypto operations by both domestic and foreign exchanges are now legal in Ukraine.

The move by Ukraine comes at a critical time when many countries are considering their stance on regulating digital assets. On the one hand, there are parties like El Salvador that are intent on creating a crypto hub within their borders. On the other are countries like China, which have long since wiped out crypto trading and mining.

It remains unclear what effect Ukraine’s moves have on the global crypto market, although there’s no denying that it is a major plus for the crypto global mass adoption movement.

Ukraine’s Crypto Donations Marred with Scams

We cannot also ignore the alarmingly increasing rate of scam projects. Further analysis of the data we collected at TradingPlatforms.com shows that a huge chunk of the donations sent to Ukraine were scam projects.

The surge in global crypto attention stemming from Ukraine’s recent crypto activity has also attracted a sizable number of malicious developers. Several humanitarian campaigns designed to raise donations for Ukraine turned out to be scams, with the people behind them making away with anything between hundreds and thousands of dollars, before being pulled down.

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Terry Blackburn, an award-winning entrepreneur and author of Be A Lion, gives productivity tips to help people.

You’re never going to get anywhere unless you try. You’re always going to be stuck in the same place. So, sometimes you have to take a leap of faith. You have to jump in at the deep end. You have to just go for it even though it might feel daunting.

If you are happy with where you are right now, that’s fine, of course.

But ask yourself: would you want to get to the last day of my life and think, I wish I left that job. I wish I did something I enjoyed. I wish I had set up that business. I wish I made a go of it.

Business might not be for you. But you won’t know unless you give it your best shot. It’s definitely not for you if you don’t try! And you’ll never find out.

So, you have literally two options: you either do it or you don’t.

If you don’t, you’ve got to resign yourself to being in the same place you’ve always been.

If you do it, then you’ve got a fantastic opportunity to achieve your dreams. However, you’ve got to really go for it and put your heart and soul into it.

Three key productivity tips to help you get more done

1. Prioritise

If you look at the concept of “work”, it’s about directing your energies to what is most useful to you in achieving your goals (whether that’s money, relationships, health or something else). However, it’s easy to get caught up doing admin or social media posts or other activities that take you away from your goals. Often, people get distracted and do the wrong things first.

Sometimes on your to-do list you’ll have something that is pretty pointless or which you could give to somebody else, but you end up doing it anyway because it seems easier to do it yourself. People typically do the easy things first. But whether something is hard or easy, you should do the most important things that help you achieve your goals first. That’s how I prioritise what I do every day.

I work solely on one task until it’s done, so I won’t get distracted. It’s just about planning every single day and prioritising what I’m doing. I then aim to have tunnel vision on one task until it’s done. That can’t happen if you’re getting emails pinging mid-task or if you get distracted and end up doing something else. It’s about staying focused on that one task until it’s done before then moving on to the next task.

2. To do lists

To-do lists are massively important and you’re definitely more productive by having a list. But equally important is splitting that list into priorities and working on one separate task at a time until it’s done. This will make you ultra-productive compared to someone who just goes with the flow and has so much to do that they end up missing or forgetting things.

In life, especially when you’re running a business, nobody gives you instructions. If you’re employed and have a job role, you get told what to do by your boss. But if you don’t have a boss, there’s nobody to prompt or guide you. So, it can be easy to end up doing the wrong things or faffing about doing things that don’t get you any closer to your goals.

You have to design your own to-do list every day so that it gives you clear instructions and keeps you on track.

3. Eat that frog

A useful tip that Brian Tracy gives is in his book, Eat that Frog!

The ‘frog’ he’s referring here is the task you don’t want to do each day. There’s an old saying that if the first thing you do each morning is eat a live frog, then you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing it’s the worst thing you’ll have to do all day.

Your ‘frog’ is your most challenging task and the thing you’re most likely to avoid and procrastinate on. But if you get it out of the way, you’ll get everything else done a lot faster.

So, rather than having an unwanted ‘frog’ hanging around you, causing negative energy, he recommends that you tackle it straight away. If you do it early on, you’ll find it so much easier to nail the rest of your to-do list each day.

We look at this book which tackles some serious and challenging problems. See more about Restarting the Future: How to Fix the Intangible Economy by Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake see more on the Princeton website here.

Restarting the Future: How to Fix the Intangible Economy, reviewed

It is probably fair to say that the belief in the only upward trajectory of humanity, that things will only get better, has been deeply shaken. Terrible, lowest common denominator populist movements in many, previously fairer and more open countries, the UK, Brazil, India, the US, how bad do you have to be to no longer be the leading opposition candidate in the next US presidential elections.

Similarly with global warming and climate change, things are deteriorating, most certainly not improving (unless you are a carbon producing company lobbyist). Then you have two years and counting of a global pandemic, thankfully a cure has been discovered, but people are still dying from it. Then you throw in the pointless, lopsided and deeply deluded actions being inflicted upon Ukraine, in the name of de-Nazification, conducted by people who already due a date in The Hague for war crimes committed.

In this context Haskel and Westlake have tackled a timely, but also deeply complex series of questions. This is a book well worth having been written, the question might be is how on earth can these issues be tackled. Especially when we still see people like Orban being re-elected. If we accept the perspective that if issues can at least be named and articulated, then it is at least slightly more possible to formulate potentially workable solutions. Hopefully.

The book is thought provoking, and does help as a primer to have a sense of what needs to be tackled. You could argue that at least with many of the current issues you can at least point out when truth diverges from reality, and in real time, false assertions can be pointed out. The question will still then arise about what happens when Russian spokespeople and or Trump-like characters seem to still be able to hold any credibility with their assertions. As the authors of this book stress, we do need to restart the future. Lets hope this can be kick started as soon as possible.

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The past two decades have witnessed sluggish economic growth, mounting inequality, dysfunctional competition, and a host of other ills that have left people wondering what has happened to the future they were promised. Restarting the Future reveals how these problems arise from a failure to develop the institutions demanded by an economy now reliant on intangible capital such as ideas, relationships, brands, and knowledge.

In this groundbreaking and provocative book, Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake argue that the great economic disappointment of the century is the result of an incomplete transition from an economy based on physical capital, and show how the vital institutions that underpin our economy remain geared to an outmoded way of doing business. The growth of intangible investment has slowed significantly in recent years, making the world poorer, less fair, and more vulnerable to existential threats. Haskel and Westlake present exciting new ideas to help us catch up with the intangible revolution, offering a road map for how to finance businesses, improve our cities, fund more science and research, reform monetary policy, and reshape intellectual property rules for the better.

Drawing on Haskel and Westlake’s experience at the forefront of finance and economic policymaking, Restarting the Future sets out a host of radical but practical solutions that can lead us into the future.

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In this podcast, Shane is joined by Ken Stern, best selling author and host of the Century Lives Podcast from the Stanford Centre of Longevity. Ken discusses the future of work in light of longer life, which is how we rethink work to accommodate careers that will likely last 50/60 years.

Ken also discusses how technology is helping to increase longevity and how it will continue to do so in the future, how well employers and policy makers are doing in addressing longer lives and what the retirement age might be in the future.

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Ken Stern is the Founder and Chair of the Longevity Project, which he founded in collaboration with the Stanford Center on Longevity. The Longevity Project fosters public conversation and research on the impact on longer lives on civil society. Stern is the host of multiple podcasts, including Century Lives and When I’m 64, from the Stanford Center on Longevity. He is also the chair of ASCEND, an organization dedicated to building a new leadership culture for American business.

Stern is the author of national bestseller, Republican Like Me (HarperCollins 2017) and With Charities For All: Why Charities Are Failing and A Better Way to Give (Doubleday 2013). He is also a regular correspondent on political and business issues for Vanity Fair and has also been a frequent contributor to publications such as The Atlantic, Slate, The Daily Beast, The Washington Post and the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Stern also leads the creative and business teams at Palisades Media Ventures, focusing on creating new and innovative programming for digital platforms. Prior to launching Palisades, Stern was the CEO of National Public Radio. During his tenure, NPR’s radio audience more than doubled, to more than 26 million weekly listeners.

Stern also launched NPR’s world class digital efforts which included satellite channels, mobile and podcast services, and NPR Music and oversaw the successful expansion of NPR.org. During a period of significant retrenchment at major news outlets, Stern led the dramatic expansion of NPR News, both domestically and abroad, and its evolution as a key daily news source to tens of millions of people.

Prior to joining NPR, Stern was a senior executive in American International Broadcasting. Earlier in his career, he held positions in Democratic politics. He began his media career with Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty in Munich. Stern, a lawyer by training, holds degrees from Haverford College and Yale Law School. He lives in Washington, DC with his wife Beth Cooper and their son Nate.

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Shane is currently interning with Irish Tech News. He is in his third year of studying Journalism at NUI Galway where he also studies IT and is studying programming and web development.

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