Keeping Technology Simple

Keeping Technology Simple

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Keeping Technology Simple episodes

  • How real estate agents use the Internet
    Today's guest is Debbie Baum, a Senior Vice President at the Corcoran Group, a leading Real Estate company.   A member each year of The Corcoran Group’s Multi-Million Dollar Club, Debbie has also been ranked among the “Top 10” Manhattan Sales Agents at Corcoran.  The Internet has radically changed how the Real Estate Industry functions.  Join Jim and Debbie in a discussion about how the new technology has impacted the industry and helped her guide her clients through both the buying and selling processes.
    29 min
  • Should you be part of the world of Social Media?
    Are you a social media junkie?  Why are Baby Boomers and Seniors spending so much time on Facebook?  How much time do you spend on Facebook, Twitter and all the other social sites a day?  Whether your activities are strictly personal or for professional purposes, chances are that some part of your day is spent on at least one of the sites.  Today, Jim Blue will discuss why people have made social networking part of their daily routine whether at home, in the office, and on the road.
    19 min
  • Understanding your cellphone bill
    Concerned about your rising cell phone bill?  Do you know the difference between your calling and data plans?  Do you understand the costs involved in using your mobile devices out of the United States.  We are now living in a mobile world and keeping in communication with family, friends, and business associates has never been easier.  Today, Jim Blue will discuss what you need to know about mobile communications and some tips on how to control your communication costs.
    24 min
  • Are you able to compete in new Age of Technology?
    This century will clearly be remembered as The Age of Technology.  Wireless technology permits us to communicate with friends, family and business associates instantaneously regardless of location.  Information is no more than a key stroke away, whether from your computer or mobile device. Skills acquired in the past century alone puts you on the wrong side of the Great Digital Divide.  Today’s younger generation, having grown up in the digital world, is well positioned to push baby boomers and seniors aside as they enter the job market. Join Jim Blue in a discussion of the tools you will need to compete in The Age of Technology.
    23 min
  • What you need to know about the new Mobile World
    2012 will be the year of mobile technology.  Are you able to determine what technology you should have to support your needs both personally and for your business?  Sales of mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad, and Android phones have soared.  Every manufacturer is focusing on the tabloid market as sales of personal computers weaken.  This week, Jim will discuss what you need to know about the new mobile world and offer some tips that will help you make intelligent purchasing decisions.
    28 min
  • What you need to know about iPhones, iPhones and the Cloud
    Received a new iPhone or iPad for the holidays?  What is iCloud?  So many new products and features to learn!!  Tired of charging your iPhone several times a day?  Today's guest is Joseph Feliciano the CEO of IT Squared, an IT management company which he co-founded in 2006.  Join Jim and Joe in a discussion about how the mobile world has become an important part of our lives and the importance of products such as iCloud.
    31 min
  • Technology needs for your new career
    Planning a career change in 2012? Is 2012 the year you will finally act and follow your gut? Whether you are stuck in an unrewarding job or just burned out, you are not alone. Do you need to brush up on your basic computer skills, require help choosing the right computer or any other technology issues? Join Jim Blue in a discussion about how to prepare for your "second act."
    23 min
  • The importance of Linkedin
    Today's guest is Peggy Dau, the founder and managing partner for MAD Perspectives LLC, a consultancy providing management consulting and social media empowerment services to technology sector companies, andLinkedIn Consulting Services to individuals.  She brings unique insight to her clients in developing communications strategies aligned with business goals.  Peggy enjoyed 24 years working in various customer facing roles, locally and globally, for Hewlett-Packard Company.
    Join Jim and Peggy in a discussion about the importance of Linkedin, why it is referred to as the professional social network, and some valuable tips on how it should be used,

    30 min
  • Is your Social Media strategy working for you?
    Is your Social Media Strategy working for you?  Today's guest is Tamar Russell, who has her own graphic and web design studio in New York and relies heavily on Social Media to promote her business.  In addition to providing her clients with a host of creative services, Tamar has developed Social Media programs for many companies in a wide range of industries.
    Join Jim and Tamar in a discussion about the differences between the major Social Media tools, how to determine whether a program should be part of your overall marketing strategy and how to get started.
    30 min
  • Public Relations firms and the New Technolgy
    Today's guest is Bennett Kleinberg, a Vice President at Goodman Media International, a leading public relations firm based in New York City, specializing in media relations and large-scale media initiatives for major corporations and not-for-profit organizations. Bennett has more than 20 years experience in the entertainment, publishing, technology, and new media business.
    Join Bennett and Jim in a discussion on how technology, and specifically social media, has changed the role of Public Relations in recent years.
    30 min

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The Program that takes the mystery out of Tech. A former corporate executive, Jim Blue makes sure your technology matches your personal and business needs.