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In the time it takes to receive a Starbucks coffee, Lancer Kind covers how to consistently release software with zero defects, and how to guide teams and organizations through  changes necessary to do Continuous Delivery. The Mandarin edition is at (中文版):
http://agilenoir.biz/feed/podcast/敏捷理念

Management

Self-Improvement

You can contact Arvind Rathore on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arvindrathore Articles authored by Arvind: Pulse Agile Work from Anywhere: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/agile-work-from-anywhere-environment-arvind-rathore-/?trackingId=nZIb7v2HR4KL6xlW4f7%2Btg%3D%3D CIO Tech Outlook Team Organization Models for 21st Century Companies: https://www.ciotechoutlook.com/magazine/Team-Organization-Models-for-21st-Century-Companies-WZRW842286006.html Unicorns and Dinosaurs: https://yourstory.com/2018/08/unicorns-vs-dinosaurs Impact of organizational debt in building: https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/impact-of-organizational-debt-in-building/id1511786719?i=1000539223120 https://special.siliconindia.com/viewpoint/cxoinsights/bimodal-or-2-speed-it-is-it-flawed-model-nwid-7275.html
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268 Agile in the CSuite—Discipline is a key ingredient in Agile

You can contact Arvind Rathore on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arvindrathore Articles authored by Arvind: Pulse Agile Work from Anywhere: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/agile-work-from-anywhere-environment-arvind-rathore-/?trackingId=nZIb7v2HR4KL6xlW4f7%2Btg%3D%3D CIO Tech Outlook Team Organization Models for 21st Century Companies: https://www.ciotechoutlook.com/magazine/Team-Organization-Models-for-21st-Century-Companies-WZRW842286006.html Unicorns and Dinosaurs: https://yourstory.com/2018/08/unicorns-vs-dinosaurs Impact of organizational debt in building: https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/impact-of-organizational-debt-in-building/id1511786719?i=1000539223120 https://special.siliconindia.com/viewpoint/cxoinsights/bimodal-or-2-speed-it-is-it-flawed-model-nwid-7275.html
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267 Agile in the CSuite—A Model of Agile Leadership from a CXO

 Discussion points: Arvind, assuming you weren’t born a CXO or SVP or genetically predisposed to being a CXO, what formed your approach to leadership? Was it predominantly life experience, training, or mentors? Was there a time you can identify when you became aware that there was an Agile way versus a non-Agile way? How long have …
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266 Being Agile as a CXO—Arvind Rathore

About Adam: Adam Tornhill is a programmer who combines degrees in engineering and psychology. He’s the CTO and founder of CodeScene, where he develops tools for software engineering intelligence. Adam is also the author of multiple technical books, including Lisp for the Web, Software Design X-Rays, Patterns in C, and the best-selling Your Code as a Crime …
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265 CodeScene connects Bad Code to People Problems

About Adam: Adam Tornhill is a programmer who combines degrees in engineering and psychology. He’s the CTO and founder of CodeScene, where he develops tools for software engineering intelligence. Adam is also the author of multiple technical books, including Lisp for the Web, Software Design X-Rays, Patterns in C, and the best-selling Your Code as a Crime …
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264 Fixing Badly Designed Code helps hit Deadlines

Agile Thoughts

Featuring candid conversations with the leaders, innovators, 
and changemakers driving our climate positive future. Hosted by Chad Reed, Gil Jenkins, and Hilary Langer.

News

Just as not every battery is created equal, neither is every renewable energy credit (REC). Even though RECs today are commodified financial products companies purchase to reduce their carbon footprint, the actual avoided emissions impact of an individual REC can vary dramatically based on the time and place it is generated. As our carbon accounting frameworks seek to become more precise and impact-driven and as transmission constraints proliferate, it is increasingly important that the markets for RECs and other net zero procurement products become more sophisticated.    In this episode, Chad Reed sits down with Casey Martinez – the Founder and CEO of Clean Incentive, an emerging new platform focused on changing the way companies think about and execute on their net zero procurement targets. In addition to the getting into the weeds on Clean Incentive’s new Power Emissions Certificates (PECs), they discuss the imperative of data granularity, the challenging role of additionality and how to channel investment capital to the most impactful projects.  Links: https://www.cleanincentive.com/ https://www.pec-alliance.org/ Thank Again by Adam Grant   Episode recorded May 31, 2024
Email your feedback to Chad, Gil, and Hilary at climatepositive@hasi.com or tweet them to @ClimatePosiPod. 

Casey Martinez | Enabling global emissions matching with data-enhanced RECs

In this episode, Hilary Langer met with Dr. Antonius Gagern, the Executive Director of the Carbon to Sea Initiative, for a lively conservation about a hot topic: the promises and sensitivities of tinkering with the ocean’s chemistry to enable it to store more carbon dioxide. Initial research on ocean alkalinity enhancement supports its potential as a significant means of capturing carbon. Carbon to Sea is a $50M non-profit effort that brings together leading funders and researchers to explore ocean alkalinity enhancement.  The area is gaining increasing attention and traction, as evidenced by the White House’s launch of a “Fast-Track Action Committee” on Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal. Within the past year, the U.S. federal government has put out about $100 million in grants to accelerate research in the area, including $23.4M from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Researchers and funders are balancing the urgency of action with the need to ensure that any intervention is a clear win for the oceans they seek to protect. Links: Home - Carbon to Sea InitiativeMeta's former CTO has a new $50 million project: ocean-based carbon removal | MIT Technology ReviewClimate crisis sparks effort to coax oceans to suck up carbon dioxide | Science | AAASSupercharging Nature to Suck Carbon From the Air - WSJEpisode recorded May 15, 2024
Email your feedback to Chad, Gil, and Hilary at climatepositive@hasi.com or tweet them to @ClimatePosiPod. 

Dr. Antonius Gagern | Executive Director of the Carbon to Sea Initiative

In this episode, Gil Jenkins sits down with Bill Weir, Chief Climate Correspondent at CNN, for a rich, engaging, and meaningful conversation about his new book, “Life As We Know It (Can Be): Stories of People, Climate, and Hope in a Changing World.” While reporting from every state and every continent, Bill Weir has spent decades telling the stories of unique people, places, cultures, and creatures on the brink of change. As the first Chief Climate Correspondent in network news, he's immersed in the latest science and breakthroughs on the topic, while often on the frontlines of disasters, natural and manmade. In 2020, Bill began distilling these experiences into a series of Earth Day letters for his then-newborn son to read in 2050, to help him better understand the world he will have grown up in and be better prepared to embrace the future. Bill's work and his letters were the inspiration for “Life As We Know It (Can Be),” which confronts the worry and wonder of climate change with messages and examples of hope for all of us on how a better future can still be written.  Highlighting groundbreaking innovation in fields of clean energy, food and water sources, housing and building materials, and more, and touching on how happiness, resilience, and health and wellness factor into the topic of climate change, Bill's stories take readers on a global journey, from one community in Florida that took on a hurricane and never lost power, to the Antarctic Peninsula where one species of penguin is showing us the key to survival, to the nuclear fusion labs where scientists are trying to build a star in a box.   Through a tapestry of stories—tales of resilience, community, and the indomitable human spirit— ‘Life As We Know It (Can Be)’ celebrates our planet’s marvels, contemplates our collective desires, and calls us all to unite with nature and each other. It’s about preparing and planning for the future, together.  Links: Book: “LIFE AS WE KNOW IT (CAN BE): Stories of People, Climate, and Hope in a Changing World”Bill Weir’s fourth letter on Earth Day to his young son (CNN, April 22, 2024)Bill Weir BioBill Weir on XBill Weir on LinkedInEpisode recorded April 19, 2024
Email your feedback to Chad, Gil, and Hilary at climatepositive@hasi.com or tweet them to @ClimatePosiPod. 

Bill Weir | CNN's Chief Climate Correspondent on ‘Life As We Know It (Can Be)’

Steel is the world’s most used metal, and enables the construction of everything from buildings to wind turbines. Unfortunately, steel manufacturing is incredibly carbon intensive, contributing to approximately 8% of global green house gas emissions. As CEO of InventWood, Josh Cable envisions a future where the demand for steel can be satisfied with a renewable resouce: fast growing woods like Poplar. By densifying wood, Josh Cable’s team produces a fire-resistant product that is stronger, lighter and cheaper than steel. The final product, MettleWood is actually carbon negative.  In this episode, Hilary Langer and Josh Cable discuss InventWood’s foundational technology, its early partnership with the University of Maryland, and its new 89,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Frederick, Maryland.  Links: Josh Cable on LinkedIn DOE Award to InventWood Liangbing Hu makes wood stronger than steel (acs.org) Fast Company profile of InventWood innovations  Episode recorded April 10, 2024
Email your feedback to Chad, Gil, and Hilary at climatepositive@hasi.com or tweet them to @ClimatePosiPod. 

Josh Cable | Wood that’s stronger, lighter, and cheaper than steel

Disclosure. Disclosure. Disclosure. In early March, the SEC issued final climate-related disclosure rules for U.S. public companies. Designed to enhance standardization and in response to increasing investor demand, the new rules mandate companies disclose material climate risks they face and greenhouse gas emissions they generate as well as other material climate-related information. While not as comprehensive as existing mandatory climate disclosure regimes in the European Union or California, the rules represent a groundbreaking step forward in climate disclosure across the United States.  In this episode, Chad Reed discusses the new rules, their implications and their detractors with Steven Rothstein, managing director at the Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets. Steven and his colleagues at Ceres over two decades have been instrumental in building a large and powerful investor coalition in support of greater climate disclosure and provide crucial insights on this complex and significant public policy issue.  Links: SEC Adopts Rules to Enhance and Standardize Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors Letter from Jeffrey W. Eckel (then CEO and now Executive Chair of HASI) to U.S. SEC (June 15, 2021) Ceres: Get ready for standardized climate disclosure Episode recorded March 29, 2024
Email your feedback to Chad, Gil, and Hilary at climatepositive@hasi.com or tweet them to @ClimatePosiPod. 

Steven Rothstein | Navigating new climate disclosure rules

Climate Positive

Husch Blackwell’s privacy law podcast features interviews with state lawmakers who spearheaded CCPA-like privacy legislation.

In this episode of Data Privacy Unlocked, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss discusses consumer data privacy with Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione. Representative Capriglione is the primary author of the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (House Bill 4). Among other topics, Representative Capriglione discusses the background of drafting the bill and the bill’s provisions. Tune in today!

Legislating Data Privacy Series: A Conversation with Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione

In this episode of Data Privacy Unlocked, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss discusses children’s privacy with California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks. Assemblymember Wicks is the primary author of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act, a first-in-the-nation law based on the United Kingdom’s Age-Appropriate Design Code. Among other topics, Assemblymember Wicks discusses the background of drafting and negotiating the bill and the bill’s provisions.

Legislating Data Privacy Series: A Conversation with California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks

In this episode of Data Privacy Unlocked, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss discusses consumer data privacy with Michigan Senator Rosemary Bayer. Senator Bayer is the primary author of the Michigan Personal Data Privacy Act. Among other topics, Senator Bayer discusses the background of drafting the bill, her thoughts on Michigan’s new Democrat trifecta and its impact on the bill, and how the bill is different from existing state privacy laws. Tune in today!

Legislating Data Privacy Series: A Conversation with Michigan Senator Rosemary Bayer

In this episode of Data Privacy Unlocked, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss discusses consumer data privacy with the IAPP’s Joseph Duball. In what has become a yearly conversation, Dave and Joe discuss what happened with proposed privacy legislation during the 2022 session and look forward to what might happen in 2023. In 2022, no one followed proposed state privacy legislation more than Joseph Duball. In his work contributing to the IAPP’s daily news alerts, Joe published articles on every major state privacy law development in 2022. Tune in today!

Legislating Data Privacy Series, A Second Conversation with Joseph Duball of the IAPP

In this episode of Data Privacy Unlocked, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss discusses the Connecticut Data Privacy Act with the law’s primary author, Connecticut Senator James Maroney. In this conversation, Senator Maroney provides extensive background on the drafting and negotiation of the Connecticut law. If you want a “behind the scenes” look at the nation’s fifth consumer privacy bill, do not miss this episode. Tune in today!

Legislating Data Privacy Series, A Second Conversation with State Senator James Maroney of Connecticut

Data Privacy Unlocked

Sample space is a podcast about tools, thoughts and techniques from machine learning practitioners. We talk to toolmakers and practitioners about interesting problems in the real world.

Leland McInnes is known for a lot of packages. There's UMAP, but also PyNNDescent and HDBScan. Recently he's also been working on tools to help visualise clusters of data and he's also cooking up something new that's related to nearest neighbor algorithms. This interview touches all of these topics.  If you're interested in learning more about the MoMA exhibition, it was by Refik Anadol: https://refikanadol.com/ and this was the work at MoMA: https://refikanadol.com/works/unsupervised/. The other artist was Kyle McDonald: https://kylemcdonald.net/ and the piece we mentioned was this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04DqdT0-NtI.

Moving Towards KDearestNeighbors with Leland McInnes - creator of UMAP

Ibis is a Python library that offers a single data-frame API, from Python, which can run your queries on many different backends. These include databases like Postgres, but also commercial vendors like BigQuery and Snowflake. This ability to control multiple backends from a single API has a lot of use-cases, as well as maintainer challenges, all of which are discussed in this episode.  To learn more about Ibis, check out the docs here: https://ibis-project.org/  If you're attending PyCon US this year, you may be interested in Philip's talk: https://us.pycon.org/2024/schedule/presentation/55/  During the podcast, Philip also mentioned a blogpost about DuckDB, here: https://ibis-project.org/posts/why-duckdb/  There was also a dogfooding blogpost, which is this one: https://ibis-project.org/posts/ci-analysis/

Talk like a DataFrame, run like SQL with Phillip Cloud - core-committer on Ibis

In this (first!) episode of Sample Space we talk to Trevor Mantz, the creator of anywidget. It's a (neat!) tool to help you build more interactive notebooks by giving you tools to apply just enough Javascript to get directional communication working in your favorite notebook environment. That means that Python can talk to widgets, but also that widgets can talk to Python. There's a lot to like about these widgets and we're doing a proper deep dive in this first episode. To learn more about anywidget, check out the docs. In particular you may want to glance at the gallery first, it has loads of nice examples. You can also find the project on Github and if you're eager to talk to folks involved with the project, consider joining the discord here.

Enhancing Jupyter with Widgets with Trevor Manz - creator of anywidget.

Introducing Sample Space

Sample Space

Pastor Terry presents an overview of the Bible and teaches basic Bible study skills. Whether you're just beginning your life in Christ, or looking to sharpen your focus, this study will help strengthen your foundations.

Foundations: Part Four

Foundations: Part Three

Foundations: Part Two

Foundations: Part One

Foundations: A Cornerstone Bible Intensive

We live online. We share our Twitter handles, not our phone numbers; people know you from your posts, not your physical presence; terabytes of data are created, posted and stored online every day, and every minute scrolling Instagram consumes 1.5 megabytes of it. But how many of those minutes do you...

It’s hard enough to sell major corporations on the importance of protecting their users’ data, or convince the government that privacy is, in fact, a human right. Is there any hope for teaching each and every smartphone user out there to think before they tweet?

I’m pretty sure that today’s guest would argue that there is. Joining us is none other than the Data Diva herself, Debbie Reynolds. She is a technologist, thought leader and consultant navigating the intersection of “Data Privacy, Technology, and Law,” advising everyone from the Department of Commerce to the New York State Bar Association. Most importantly, she hosts “Data Diva Talks Privacy,” regularly among the top data security and privacy podcasts online.

This show is created by Storm, a podcast production studio, and Anon, a creative anonymous conscious social network. Check it out at https://anonym.network  and download the app to explore the bright side of anonymity.

If you want to dive deep into the world of anonymity & data privacy, subscribe to “Who’s That?” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. More episodes are already on their way! 

Be more savvy about what you use, why you use it and do it with intention | Debbie Reynolds

Is it realistic to protect any of the data we share on the internet? Can any company or state promise us privacy? And how can we work to help each other share and consume all of that data conscientiously?

Today we’re joined by Brett Gaylor, a Canadian interactive filmmaker producing documentaries about data, privacy and their real human impact. Brett is already a major figure in the documentary community: he received the International Documentary Association Award for best series, The Prix Gemeaux for Best Interactive Series, three Webby Awards and a Peabody Award. And yet he’s quick to call himself an imposter!

We spoke with Brett about identity, from the impression of being an imposter to the power of the pandemic to change our perception life, both online and offline. We discussed opinionated producers, informed consent and much more, as always… We even had a special guest appearance from Google’s voice assistant!

This show is created by Storm, a podcast production studio, and Anon, a creative anonymous conscious social network. Check it out at https://anonym.network  and download the app to explore the bright side of anonymity.

If you want to dive deep into the world of anonymity & data privacy, subscribe to “Who’s That?” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. More episodes are already on their way! 

You balance between being didactic and letting your audience come to its own conclusions | Brett Gaylor

How will the future look like with the technological boost we experience today? Will we be still able to control our identification data or will it be taken by tech giants and intermediaries? What is the difference between Web2 and Web3, and why is it crucial to be aware about these concepts?

Our today’s guest is Jonathan Victor, the Ecosystem Lead of NFTs & Gaming at Protocol Labs, an open-source R&D lab building protocols, tools, and services to radically improve the internet and help us navigate the digital future.Together with Jonathan we spoke about the connection between design applications and data leaks, tackled the possible conflict between data identification and Web3, discussed what is in common between a movie ticket buyer and visitor of any website and if we have brain chips in the nearest future…And, of course, that’s only a tip of the iceberg!

This show is created by Storm, a podcast production studio, and Anon, a creative anonymous conscious social network.

If you want to dive deep into the world of anonymity & data privacy, subscribe to “Who is that?” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. More episodes are already on their way! 

There is a huge difference between “can’t do evil” and “won’t be evil” | Jonathan Victor

We share all kinds of information about ourselves without anyone asking us to: posting photos on social media, arguing on Twitter, and even by buying tickets to travel internationally.

How do scientists study this data? What are the psychological and anthropological ramifications of our love for “sharing”? And how do tech giants treat their own internal “scientists” and “scholars”?

Our today’s guest is Emily Martin, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at New York University. Emily is also a groundbreaking author, most recent of  “Experiments of the Mind”, a book that offers an inside view of the experimental practices of cognitive psychology and how they can explain the allure of social media. 

We spoke with Emily about the addictive nature of social media, the ethics of scientific research, our self-presentation online versus offline, and much, much more.

This show is created by Storm, a podcast production studio, and Anon, a creative anonymous conscious social network. Check it out at https://anonym.network  and download the app to explore the bright side of anonymity.



If you want to dive deep into the world of anonymity & data privacy, subscribe to “Who’s That?” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. More episodes are already on their way! 

If you are powerful, you don’t want to be studied | Emily Martin

How does your age affect your access to information? What about where you were born? Your family? Your first language? Does the internet give us the tools to go beyond those circumstances, or does it reinforce them instead? After all, the platforms we use every day were created by a handful of geniuses in Silicon Valley, but the majority of their billions-strong user bases don’t live anywhere near there — or anything like those select few developers. 

Our today’s guest is Ellen Helsper, Professor of Digital Inequalities in the Department of Media and Communications at LSE. Her scientific work focuses on understanding the relationships between digital and social inequalities, and researching the links between general vulnerability and online marginalization amongst younger and older generations.

We talked to Ellen about “digital natives,” inclusivity in the online and offline worlds, the economics and politics behind public-private partnerships in the digital sphere, and far too much more to list here. 

If you want to dive deep into the world of anonymity & data privacy, subscribe to “Who’s That?” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. More episodes are already on their way! 

Think before you click | Ellen Helsper

Who is that?

Jakým způsobem mohou nejnovější digitální technologie, umělá inteligence, webové aplikace, automatizace nebo virtuální a rozšířená realita proměnit způsob života i fungování celé společnosti? Jak mohou inovativní myšlenky a přístupy obohatit život každého z nás a přinést novou inspiraci do IT, byzny...

Marketing

Když zakryjete logo libovolné známé značky, co všechno na vás bude působit? Jinými slovy co všechno tvoří brand? V čem se liší branding fyzických a technologických produktů A proč si ho nemůžeme nechat vygenerovat umělou inteligencí? Hostem dnešní epizody je brandová a marketingová manažerka Margarita Fries se zkušenostmi z brandingu podniků a projektů různých velikostí i oblastí. Dozvíte se mimo jiné, na jaké otázky se zákazníků ptá, když jim pomáhá tvořit značku nebo jak nenaletět trendům a místo toho postavit brand, který vydrží klidně celé století.

Logo není všechno. Jak vytvořit značku, která přetrvá?

Že ChatGPT není jen generátor textu, o tom v Updatu mluvíme celkem často. Tentokrát naše pozvání už podruhé přijal jeden z citovanějších světových vědců v oblasti AI, Tomáš Mikolov a mimo jiné autor algoritmu word2vec. Tomáš se teď zabvývá sentimentální analýzou velkých objemů textu z internetu. A my si dnes vysvětlíme, jak vlastně stroj chápe jazyk, jaké to má využití v marketingu, překladu a pravděpodobně v každodenní práci většiny z vás.

Vyrábějme to, po čem je opravdu poptávka. Tomáš Mikolov radí, jak využívat analýzu sentimentu pomocí AI.

To, že digitalizovat a šetřit si robotickou práci obecně mívá pro většinu firem smysl je jedna věc. Kdy je ale na to firma reálně připravená? Jak konkrétně postupovat a neutopit zbytečné náklady na tom, že jako zadavatel nevím, co přesně vlastně chci? A jak si rozumně nastavit očekávání toho, co vlastně digitalizovat můžu?

 Nás dnešní host Honza Slavík se podílel na řešení protipandemických opatření za covidu. Sám ale není člověk, který by byl pracovně zrovna odchovanec státního sektoru, přišel uplatnit svoje zkušenosti z businessu. Dlouhodobě vlastními aktivitami i mentorsky pomáhá digitalizovat firmy, rozjíždět startupy a právě adoptovat různé technologie. A s nejasnými zadáními typu "vývoj pro vývoj“ má velkou zkušenost. Mimo jiné se podílí na startu Mobilis Institute na rozvoj adaptability v organizacích. Dneska se tak můžete těšit na pohled technického člověka a manažera zároveň. Užijte si rozhovor!



Chcete digitalizovat vaši firmu? Hledejte řešení problémů, ne hezké funkce

Jdou inovace a potřeba bezpečnosti proti sobě? Jak se inovuje startupistovi ve státním podniku zajišťujícím bezpečnost? A jak se v takové firmě zavádí používání AI? S Lukášem se na témata inovací a kyberbezpečnosti v tomhle díle Updatu ptáme Davida Miklase. David je šéf IT Správy železnic, kde pod něj spadají i inovace a kyberbezpečnost. Je to ale hlavně inovátor a původně startupista s nejenom skvělými projekty a nápady, ale i schopností je realizovat na velké škále. V covidu například vytvořil desetitisíce ochranných masek pro zdravotníky z potápěčských masek z Decathlonu z celé Evropy. Jak může člověk s podobnou náturou pomoct obřímu státnímu podniku? Jak se liší zajišťování kyberbezpečnosti ve státní sféře a v soukromé firmě? A na které inovace se na železnici můžeme těšit? Tyhle i další otázky odpoví David Miklas.

Kyberbezpečnost versus inovace? Jde to, ale musíte vědět proč, říká David Miklas ze Správy železnic

Už jste si zkusili, jestli náhodou nemůžete umělou inteligenci využít ve vaší práci? Trochu bychom se vsadili, že můžete. V nové epizodě podcastu BlueGhost Update budeme bavit o tom, kdy se z hračky k prozkoumání stala každodenní nezbytnost a jak být díky AI o krok před konkurencí. Tyhle a spoustu dalších praktických otázek ohledně AI rozebereme s Vláďou Zikmundem a s Honzou Sudou z marketingové a kreativní agentury McCann.  


Ovládněte trh, jako kdysi banány Chiquita! Jak využít AI v marketingu?

BlueGhost Update

A podcast for B2B marketing people who want to get on and stay ahead in the toughest profession in business.

Insight and inspiration from B2B marketers on a key current topic, advice from experienced CMOs on how to climb the career ladder, and top networking tips.

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Marketer Dave Stevens speaks to Simon Hayhurst, Director of Hayhurst Consultancy

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211: Emerging Advertising Opportunities

Marketer Dave Stevens speaks to CMO of Applaud Rachel James

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Business marketer Dave Stevens speaks to best-selling author of Boring2Brave Mark Choueke

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Welcome to Wheelchairs Nerds – a podcast to connect and inform people who utilize, prescribe, and provide seating and wheeled mobility equipment. Have a question, suggestion, or comment? Email us at wheelchairnerds@permobil.com. The information in the podcast is for educational purposes only and is ...

Join us as we chat with Matt Abisamra OTR/L, CDRS, the Driving Program Supervisor at Shepherd Center in Atlanta, Georgia, as we delve into the world of driving with a disability. From eligibility criteria to exploring a range of equipment options, understanding the evaluation process, tips on finding the right instructor, and navigating funding sources, we cover a lot in this insightful discussion.

Episode 35: Navigating the road: Learning to drive with a disability

Tune in to the latest episode of Wheelchair Nerds as we explore the advancements in air travel advocacy with special guests Alex Bennewith and Kent Keyser from the United Spinal Association. Delve into the rich history and mission of the United Spinal Association, along with resources like local chapters and support groups. Our discussion goes into two crucial developments in advocacy and travel: the Department of Transportation's proposed rules to enhance the rights of individuals with disabilities under the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), and H.R. 3935, the “FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024,” which extends the Federal Aviation Administration's authority and revenue sources until September 30, 2028. 

Episode 34: Soaring Ahead: United Spinal’s Alex Bennewith and Kent Keyser on Air Travel Advocacy

In this episode of Wheelchair Nerds, we have the pleasure of welcoming speech language pathologist and assistive technology professional, Debbie Perry, MSR, CCC-SLP, ATP to delve into the vital role that speech therapists play in the pediatric evaluation process for mobility products. Our discussion covers topics such as the vital role communication plays in the evaluation process, timely mobility solutions, fostering collaboration within the interdisciplinary team, and much more.

Episode 33: Speech Therapists: Enhancing Wheelchair Evaluations

Join us for this special Mother's Day episode of Wheelchair Nerds as we sit down with Juliet Justice, a self-proclaimed wheelchair girl and devoted mom to two energetic boys. Juliet shares her insights on the universal challenges and joys of parenting, offering practical recommendations for baby equipment and sharing her own experiences of navigating motherhood from a wheelchair. Tune in to hear Juliet's story and gain valuable advice for all parents.

Episode 32: Wheelchair mom tips with Juliet Justice

Delving into the world of disability representation in the arts, we have the pleasure of speaking with the incredibly talented Joci Scott on this exciting episode of Wheelchair Nerds. Joci, renowned for her captivating performances in short films and her dynamic presence in the Rollettes dance team, offers her unique perspective as an actor, singer, and dancer in the industry.

Episode 31: Exploring disability representation in acting and beyond

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Welcome to the official page of Anonymous Squadcast. The community driven show where we get a squad of gamers together to talk about Battlefield 3, Video Games, Technology, Gadgets, Pop Culture and other random things. We also post related articles and small snippets of our discussions during the po...

In this episode NOVAxDRAGON, ZitterZap and iRageX talk about Black Ops 2, WiiU, ZombieU, GTA IV, Battlefield 3, Medal of Honor Warfighter, Halo 4, Pokemon Black 2, Lego Lord of the Rings and Towns. Visit iRageX's Channel

Episode 9 - Rage of Duty

In this episode ZitterZap and NOVAxDRAGON talk about EA flagging YouTube Content, Battlefield 3 Aftermath details, Crossbow, Scavenger Mode, Payday: the Heist, Far Cry 3, Medal of Honor Warfighters Expectations, The Chromebook and Primal Carnage – Dino Mode.

Episode 8 - Back To Business

In this episode NOVAxDRAGON and Ertsi talk about WiiU, Black Ops 2 Zombie campaign mode, PS Vita, BF3 Premium Refund for Aussies, iPhone5, Madden 13, Borderlands 2, Torchlight 2 and Video Game Prices. Follow Ertsi on http://twitter.com/ertsi86 and visit his YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/ernokoivistoinen

Episode 7 - The Baby

In this anger and laughter filled episode ZitterZap, NOVAxDRAGON and teal_c1966 discuss the Bin Laden DLC, Armored Kill, Vita being the next Dreamcast, Last of Us, angry vocal frustrated gamers and Dino Mode in BF3. Visit teal_c1966's channel http://www.youtube.com/user/tealc1966 Music courtesy of lazerlord. Twitter at https://twitter.com/lazerlord and YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/theCDGeffect check out for more music and mixes.

Episode 6 - Visiting the Anger Management School

In this SpecialCast ZitterZap, NOVAxDRAGON, SkullznSpadz and WillGuitarGuy discuss/analyze why we feel defenders are defenseless on the Armored Kill rush game mode especially on consoles. We discuss strategies that can be used to counter the AC-130 and the attacking enemy armor. We look at this imbalance from a console perspective but also analyze whether similar imbalance would translate to PC. We discuss small changes that DICE can implement to make this mode more balanced and try to predict the what changes will be part of the next patch. We end on a positive note talking about what we loved about the Armored Kill maps. Check out our participants channels for more Armored Kill Gameplay/Commentary NOVAxDRAGON - http://www.youtube.com/user/NOVAxDRAGONgaming SkullznSpadz - http://www.youtube.com/user/SkullznSpadz WillGuitarGuy - http://www.youtube.com/user/wgggaming

SpecialCast - Battlefield 3 Armored Kill Rush, Are defenders defenseless?

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Blackpoint Cyber does the fighting for you, but ever wish you could get closer to the action? Hear all the details firsthand at our podcast, The Unfair Fight. 
Listen to monthly episodes where Founder & CEO, Jon Murchison and VP of Threat Operations, Xavier Salinas, get real and talk all things cybe...

Summary:    George Piro is best known for being the lone interrogator of Saddam Hussein who succeeded in getting the dictator to spill his secrets. But there is much more to Piro's extraordinary life and career. From escaping war-torn Lebanon to becoming a decorated FBI special agent and professional jiu-jitsu fighter, George's journey is one of courage, dedication, and purpose. Listen as Jon Murchison uncovers George’s experiences assimilating as an immigrant through martial arts, embracing a career in law enforcement, and joining the FBI, where his native Arabic skills led him to pivotal roles in counterterrorism and on the FBI Fly Team during the Iraq War. Gain insights into his passion for physical fitness and mental strength and hear the life lessons that informed how he approached his role as special agent in charge of the FBI Miami Field Office. Hear in his words the trait that sets true champions apart—and be inspired by George Piro's story of perseverance, gratitude and serving a cause bigger than oneself.       About the Unfair Fight Podcast    Welcome to The Unfair Fight, a podcast by Jon Murchison, the founder and CEO of  Blackpoint Cyber. Previously an NSA computer operations expert and IT professional, Jon spent more than a decade executing high-priority national security missions. Now, he welcomes experts onto his podcast. Together, they participate in compelling conversations surrounding geopolitics, high-level performance in diverse fields, entrepreneurship, and the current cybersecurity landscape.    Tune in now or check out a previous episode! 

024: George Piro’s Path of Purpose to Fighting and the FBI

Few can say they've jumped out of an airplane with a nuclear device strapped to their body, or can claim to be one of the first Americans on the ground in Afghanistan after 9/11. For Phil Reilly, former CIA senior operations officer, elite missions have been the story of his career. Phil joins Jon to discuss his remarkable 29-year run with the CIA and the Army Special Forces training that led to it. From intense Green Beret military training to covert assignments in the paramilitary wing of the CIA, Phil discusses his experiences around the world and how 9/11 changed the course of his career, leading to high-level roles as Chief of Station and Chief of Operations of the CIA Counterterrorist Center. Looking ahead, he discusses the shifting focus of the US to the looming threat of China. Drawing from his elite training, he shares lessons that apply to the private sector business world—like building teams from scratch and handling the stress of high-performance roles. About the Unfair Fight Podcast Welcome to The Unfair Fight, a podcast by Jon Murchison, the founder and CEO of Blackpoint Cyber. Previously an NSA computer operations expert and IT professional, Jon spent more than a decade executing high-priority national security missions. Now, he welcomes experts onto his podcast. Together, they participate in compelling conversations surrounding geopolitics, high-level performance in diverse fields, entrepreneurship, and the current cybersecurity landscape.

023: A CIA Officer’s Journey Through Covert Operations and Counterterrorism with Phil Reilly

In this concluding segment of a two-part episode, professional BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot Jeb Corliss delves deeper into his remarkable journey of finding purpose through extreme jumping. In Part Two, Jeb describes miraculously surviving a fatal accident and how it transformed his entire outlook on life, imparting invaluable lessons during the desperate seconds when death seemed imminent. Jeb's evolution from a despondent teenager to a lover of life serves as an inspiration to anyone who has confronted adversity and fear. Join Jon Murchison as he and Jeb wrap up a fascinating episode that explores survival, resilience, and getting a second chance at life. 

022: Part 2| Defying Death and Flying Through Fear with Jeb Corliss

 For this first half of two episodes, Jon welcomes professional skydiver and BASE jumper Jeb Corliss to The Unfair Fight.  During their conversation, Jeb recounts some of his most harrowing and death-defying jumps, how he manages and conquers his fears, and what it means to truly live life on the edge.  Jon and Jeb also discuss memorable passages from Jeb’s book, Memoirs From the Edge, in which Jeb narrates his life story and details how he came to discover his interest in jumping, and how he ultimately was able to turn a passion into a career despite the odds he faced.  With over 2,000 jumps to-date, Corliss is inarguably one of the most skilled and experienced BASE jumpers in the world with jumps from the Eiffel Tower, Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil, Golden Gate Bridge, and into a half-mile deep cave in China.  This is one episode that you won’t want to miss.  Stay tuned for Episode 22:  Part 2 with real-life adventurer Jeb Corliss. 

021: Part 1 | Defying Death and Flying Through Fear with Jeb Corliss

 For this episode of The Unfair Fight, Jon welcomes Bill Priestap, Former Assistant Director, of the FBI Counterintelligence Division.  Bill discusses his love of sports, his experience as a coach, as director of football operations at the University of Michigan, and then later how he used his experience in athletics to end up at the Bureau.  They discuss staying power, the will to succeed, and how success is defined not only by wins, but also by failures and the lessons learned; and they share stories of humanity and the nuanced complexities of the criminals they have crossed paths with in their previous work for the government.  Jon and Bill go on to talk about current global issues with respect to China’s adversarial threats, the recent airborne spy balloon over U.S. airspace which was intercepted by the American government, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.     At The Unfair Fight, we take a closer look at what it means to succeed against all odds. Listen to regular episodes where founder & CEO, Jon Murchison, is joined by high achievers in the governmental, entrepreneurial, and cybersecurity spaces to discuss current events, geopolitical matters, and lessons learned. 

020:  The Unfair Fight:  Football and the FBI:  The Universal Skills to Succeed - Bill Priestap

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The Product Journey documents the path of Noah and Ben as they build software products and try turning them into profitable businesses.

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Noah shares was has been going on the last 9 months since the last Product Journey podcast! He then shared what he has been doing with it and what's next. Hope you enjoy it! Poolfish Calculator: https://poolfish.xyz/calculators/uniswap
Noah On Farcaster: https://warpcast.com/nbragg
Noah: https://twitter.com/noahwbragg
Portfolio: https://noahbragg.com
Product Journey: https://productjourney.fm

What I have been doing the last 9 months

Noah shares the behind the scenes story of how he came to acquire uniswap.fish. He shares why he bought it and why he thought it was a great opportunity. He then shared what he has been doing with it and what's next. Hope you enjoy it! Poolfish Calculator: https://poolfish.xyz/calculators/uniswap
Noah: https://twitter.com/noahwbragg
Portfolio: https://noahbragg.com
Product Journey: https://productjourney.fm

Why I Acquired a Website

Ben is a guest back on the pod! Noah and Ben talk about the new businesses they've started recently. Ben just announced Supaboard, an admin dashboard for supabase users to handle their business. Noah just bought a website to start a new business Uniswap.fish. They talk about some of the tech stacks they are using now and how things have been going. They also chat about how this whole bootstrapper dream has been going. Enjoy! Ben: https://twitter.com/digitaltrouble
Supaboard: https://supaboard.co/
Chatterdocs: https://chatterdocs.ai
Poolfish: https://poolfish.xyz
Noah: https://twitter.com/noahwbragg
Portfolio: https://noahbragg.com
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