In this episode, Noz Urbina sits down with content expert Larry Swanson. Together, they explore the intricate world of content modelling, the rise of headless CMS, and the importance of understanding user needs. Larry shares his journey from the early days of the internet to the current challenges of orchestrating decoupled, multi-channel content. Whether you're a seasoned content strategist or just starting out, this conversation offers invaluable insights into the ever-evolving content industry.

What you will learn:

• The history and evolution of content modelling and its relevance today

In this episode, Noz Urbina and Are Halland explore the application of content models in the digital landscape, focusing on practical strategies for flexible, personalized, and omnichannel content solutions.

What you will learn:

• The value and challenges of adopting AI for the pharmaceutical industry

In this episode, we hear from Alissa Briggs, Design Leader at Autodesk.

Alissa takes us on a journey from her startup experience at PlanGrid to joining Autodesk, sharing how collaborative design thinking transformed their approach to product development and customer value.

What you will learn:

• Align marketing and product messaging for a seamless customer experience.

In this episode, we hear from Audrey Hamoy and Jael Schultz from American Express. 

Noz engages in an in-depth discussion with Audrey and Jael, content strategy professionals navigating the complex terrain of cross-channel consistency. They unpack the challenges and share the strategies they have employed to create a seamless communication experience across various channels. 

They discuss the importance of consistency in communication, documenting processes, collaborative efforts, and how to kickstart your journey to better omnichannel communication.

What you will learn:

• How to master the art of cross-channel communication consistency

In this episode, we hear from Rahel Anne Bailie, Executive Consultant at ICP.

In this podcast, Noz and Rahel delve into the critical role of digital professionals in the quest for carbon neutrality.

Greenwashing is out. Net zero is in. Brands are being called upon to show their carbon footprint reduction and report their progress to investors, clients, and the public. With technology usage generating a heavier carbon footprint than the airline industry, brands can no longer claim that "going digital" is helping to save the planet.

As professionals in the digital space, the time has come to contribute to the organisational strategies that include sustainability for content assets. From how we create, produce, and deliver content and how we store and search that content, to how we design the user experiences, can make a contribution to those initiatives.  Presenter Rahel Bailie runs through a baker’s dozen ways to look at in the quest to become carbon neutral – for the good of the company as well as the good of the planet.

What you will learn:

• How to find carbon reduction areas in the content lifecycle

In this episode, we hear from Thomas Molenaar, Head of Marketing at Dechra Pharmaceuticals. 

Noz and Thomas discuss Dechra’s initial steps to implement and build the necessary infrastructure, processes, and platforms to support their omnichannel aspirations.

Join us as we delve into topics such as data integration, process integration, channel strategy, and the human side of this complex operation.

This episode serves as a roadmap for those at the beginning stages of their own omnichannel journey, providing a firsthand account of the hurdles and steps involved. 

Our experience is the sum total of all the bits. It’s made up of our interactions and touchpoints, but also our 

• expectations, 

These things might sound kinda squishy and abstract.

But, as Dana will explain, it’s these squishy-sounding bits that are key to designing the ‘right’ experience for your customers. And it’s these bits which we can easily forget, particularly when we are focused on delivering within our specialist areas. 

In this two-part episode, we will explore four experience design principles, informed by scientific research, which you can use to rethink your approach and connect the bits together.

In part one, we covered two principles:

• Make it make sense

In this session, part 2, you'll hear the next two principles:

• Make it memorable (or intentionally forgettable)

In this episode, we hear from Dana Rock, Director of Experience at Pickle Jar Communications. 

Our experience is the sum total of all the bits. It’s made up of our interactions and touchpoints, but also our 

• expectations, 

These things might sound kinda squishy and abstract.

But, as Dana will explain, it’s these squishy-sounding bits that are key to designing the ‘right’ experience for your customers. And it’s these bits which we can easily forget, particularly when we are focused on delivering within our specialist areas. 

In this episode, we hear from Yanko Ivanov, Enterprise Solution Architect at Enterprise Knowledge. 

He and Noz Urbina define and then differentiate between the often and easily confused areas of domain models, content models, ontologies, and knowledge graphs. By zooming out and covering all these terms together, they illuminate how each contributes to different business scenarios by addressing different aspects of structured content and data