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What kind of world do you want for your kids?
Environmental degradation. Food and water shortage. Climate change and an unwanted cast of future doom and gloom tied to a fractured economic model?
Our way of life is no longer sustainable!
“Waste lots want more” is an outdated linear economic model. The way forward for humanity would be an adoption of a circular economy which is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems.
Our champions for sustainability in Western Australia, Holonic Co-Founders Dylan Lamb and Andrew Thomson passionately explains to Alex and John from Ninja Software the compelling reasons for this economic shift that needs to happen. It also involves changing consumer habits.
COVID have driven home the message to all of us the importance of building a collaborative community to accelerate real changes. From the perspective of community impact, the Holonic team referenced RideFair* as the epitome of keeping the flow of income within the community.
*RideFair, an open-sourced rideshare cooperative is possibly the first circular tech in the world. From the point of sustainability and giving back to the community, RideFair is the future of rideshare.
◎More Information◎
▸Holonic, https://www.holonic.com.au/
▸Tech Society 40 - The 6th Wave of Innovation, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/40-the-6th-wave-of-innovation
▸Tech Society 039 - Where the Exponential Are We? https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/39-where-the-exponential-are-we
▸Beardyman - Live in the Underbelly: The Full show, https://youtu.be/qciVXUHTN10
▸RideFair, https://ridefair.io/
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In times of turbulence, you need to be the voice that can be trusted. An experienced media account manager can provide a clear blueprint to deepen the message.
Today we have Bernadine White, Corporate Account Manager from Business News.
Deeply impressed with her passion and tenacity in helping Ninja Software build brand awareness in a highly disrupted marketplace, Ninja CEO Alexander Dunmow and CTO John Nguyen were compelled to interview Bernadine.
What is the formula for being an exceptional account manager?
“Purpose, Process, Payoff”, is her simple answer. As a commercially minded, result-driven sales and marketing leader across a diverse range of relationship management and business development roles spanning three decades, Bernie passionately shares the critical role of emotional intelligence, people culture and the impeccable type of leadership that can bring out the best in their organisation.
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§ Business News
§ Tech Society 019 - Storytelling – Not Selling Selling Technique, with Mike Adams
§ Tech Society 013 - The Role of Modern Leaders, with Sarab Singh
§ Tech Society 031 - So Let's Talk About Heels, with Michelle Redfern
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COVID has paved the way for the next industrial revolution.
Necessity breeds innovation, so when we can no longer afford the financial and environmental cost of fossil fuels, it's time to look to the innovative future of renewable energies.
Following on from our recent episode with renowned futurist Rocky Scopelliti (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWYhr...) , Alex and John from Ninja Software speak with Peter Newman, a Perth based environmental scientist, author and educator.
Wind, Solar, Hydrogen, Lithium;
Peter speaks passionately about Australia's opportunity to lead the world with renewable energy, and what we can expect to change in the decade ahead of us.
◎Sources◎
▸Peter Newman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_N...)
▸COVID and the Next Industrial Revolution: https://youtu.be/STfCGlxy-AA
▸Silicon Valley Doomsday Preppers: https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/3...
▸Where the Exponential Are We?:
https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/3...
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Where the bloody hell are we?
This question fits almost any scenario this year and is fittingly the sub-title of Rocky Scopelliti's latest book 'Australia 2030'.
Alex and John from Ninja Software have a casual conversation with renowned Futurist Rocky Scopelliti about the new norm we are all living, touching on topics from the pandemic stricken workforce to the shift in the public's trust in technology.
Amongst the doom and gloom surrounding us; Rocky shines some hope on the future and speaks on the potential of Millenial leadership, our newly exercised adaptional survival skills and the breakthroughs on the way such as cancer cures and space exploration.
It's a gripping discussion you don't want to miss.
Sources:
Youthquake 4.0: A whole generation and the new industrial revolution - https://www.amazon.com/Youthquake-4-0-generation-industrial-revolution/dp/9814828610
Australia 2030!: Where The Bloody Hell Are We? - https://www.amazon.com.au/Australia-2030-Where-Bloody-Hell-ebook/dp/B08B4XNYJ2
The World AI Will Make - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/the-world-ai-will-make
Year13: The Critical Gap Year - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/34-year-13-the-critical-gap-year
The Role of Modern Leaders - https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/the-role-of-modern-leaders
Rocky Scopelliti: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rocky-scopelliti-b995a723/?originalSubdomain=au
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Following on our previous Tech Society episode with Michelle Redfern on gender equality in the tech world, we uncover an emerging profession where there is still very little female representation, Cyber Security.
Alex and John from Ninja Software explored this with a special guest, who came highly recommended to us as an authority on cyber security professionals in Australia, Tracey Hughes. Also addressed here is the skills shortage in Cyber Security.
Having understood the bigger picture with the implication of our reliant on technology since the 80s, Tracey Hughes founded the Q1 Group.
The Q1 Group specialise in providing the best Risk and Security Professionals to Corporate Enterprises.
More information:
Q1 Group, https://q1group.com.au/
Gender Equality in Tech Space, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/31-so-lets-talk-about-heels
Michelle Redfern – Advancing Women in Business & Sport, https://michelleredfern.com/
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Alex and John from Ninja Software sit down for a captivating Tech Society TV episode with the well know Perth identity shaping our entrepreneurial landscape, Greg Riebe - Company Director, Business Adviser, Tech Entrepreneur and Angel Investor.
With a track record in successful commercialisation strategies for SMEs and mid-tiered businesses, Greg is the authority in bridging the investment gap between the private community with emerging technology.
Among nuggets of invaluable insight on funding routes which usually start with families, friend and fools, there is reassurance that there is a lot of money in Perth for tech startups.
To be the recipient to this post-COVID, what new business models or agile platforms could we offer to solve a problem?
To be investor ready, think like the buyer.
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No amount of gala nights, charity dinners and quiz nights will raise enough to solve global issues.
Real changes in our time are orchestrated through galvanising the community towards action with the tools at our fingertips – tech and culture.
From a humble beginning of tapping into technology and popular culture through gamification activism to
leading successful international advocacy campaigns (universal sanitation, climate mitigation and adaptation efforts, access to education, food security, gender equality and disease elimination and prevention), Michael Sheldrick, Co-Founder and Chief Policy and Government Relations Officer at Global Citizen, provides a useful blueprint for Alexander Dunmow and John Nguyen from Ninja Software to start a journey of thousand miles when it comes to igniting a global movement.
References:
Global Citizen, https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/
RideFair, https://ridefair.io/
Tech Cooperatives, Gig Economy & RideFair, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/tech-cooperatives-gig-economy-RideFair
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Alex and John from Ninja Software get in the groove with Jeremy Wolf, an entrepreneurial accountant who understands the craft of (re)structuring businesses and R&D claims in Australia to help startups along their journey.
WARNING: Strong languages used in a candid conversation about our combined experience working with startup projects and other side hustles. Listen to these words of wisdom from he who has been through his fair share of startup highs and lows.
References:
JBC Corporate, https://www.jbccorp.com.au/
Advice for Startups, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/startups-lessons-learnt
Impactful Networking, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/leading-leaders-the-corporate-playbook
Ninja Software, https://www.ninjasoftware.com.au/entrepreneurs
Website: https://www.techsociety.fm/
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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0STaLU0ATmS9dEyey4Fwjv
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Tech Society 035 - Entrepreneurial Accounting: Essential Funding Strategies for Startups
Alex and John from Ninja Software get in the groove with Jeremy Wolf, an entrepreneurial accountant who understands the craft of (re)structuring businesses and R&D claims in Australia to help startups along their journey.
WARNING: Strong languages used in a candid conversation about our combined experience working with startup projects and other side hustles. Listen to these words of wisdom from he who has been through his fair share of startup highs and lows.
References:
JBC Corporate, https://www.jbccorp.com.au/
Essential Advice for Startups, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/startups-lessons-learnt
Pitching to Raise Funds, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/going-with-your-gut
Impactful Networking, https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/leading-leaders-the-corporate-playbook
Ninja Software, https://www.ninjasoftware.com.au/entrepreneurs
Juicero, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero
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Everything and anyone can affect everything and anyone. Even Created Beings!
Says Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, cybernetic artist specialising in large-scale public installations. His creations interact with audience in an AI loop which still elicit surprising outcome for the creator and his audience.
Alex and John from Ninja Software find themselves in the wonderland of Geoffrey’s workshop where his incredible vision is tooled into life. Surrounded by robotic objects that are both delightful and enigmatic, often chiming in their existence throughout the interview, Geoffrey spoke of the social impact of technology, which forms the inspiration of his work in connecting us to our humanistic traits as we barrel deeper into the world of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Explored here is the philosophical and pragmatic consequences that could be distilled from our responses to art.
AI, Bots, Created Beings – What are they telling us about us?
References:
Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, https://www.drake-brockman.com.au/
TEDx Perth, Created Beings, https://youtu.be/-aRcu8D0nbQ
Norbert Wiener, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norbert...
RideFair, https://ridefair.io/
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