Work of Tomorrow

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Work of Tomorrow episodes

  • Insurance: Part 1
    Mark Pitchford, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer of Esurance, discusses how technological innovations play a role in improving the customer experience of buying and utilizing insurance.

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  • Hotels: Part 2
    Jeff Hurst, Chief Commercial Officer at HomeAway, explains how the service provides families with entire houses for long-term trips, and improves the customer experience through use of innovations such as virtual reality.

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  • Hotels: Part 1
    Steven Dominguez, VP of Global Brands for Hyatt Place and Hyatt House, explores the growth of smaller, select-service hotels as a sector within the hospitality industry.

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  • Journalism: Part 2
    Zohar Dayan, CEO and Co-Founder of Wibbitz, describes how the use of AI in video production streamlines creative processes for content creators.

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  • Journalism: Part 1
    Stan Wischnowski, Executive Editor and Sr. VP of Philadelphia Media Network, discusses how the company's business model has changed based on reader behavior in the digital age.

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  • Flying Cars: Part 2
    Florian Reuter, CEO of Volocopter, explains how their emission-free aircraft could be used within cities to mitigate traffic.

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  • Flying Cars: Part 1
    Jeff Knueppel, General Manager at SEPTA, talks transportation competitors in the digital age and how SEPTA will innovate based on rider needs.

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  • Robotics: Part 2
    Chris Jones, VP of Technology at iRobot, explores how the company's task-based robots, Roomba and Braava, are made accessible for home use, despite the complex mechanics involved in their design.

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  • Robotics: Part 1
    Omar Abdelwahed, Head of Studio at Softbank Robotics America, describes the benefits of the company's robot, Pepper, which can be used as a helpful concierge for businesses and homes.

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  • Cancer Care: Part 2
    Nils Lonberg, Head of Oncology Discovery Biology at Bristol-Myers Squibb, explains how his collaborative work determines the potential success of new drugs and moves them to clinical trials.

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Understanding how technology and innovation will change the way we work in the future. Airs every Monday at 5:00 p.m. on SiriusXM 132, Business Radio powered by the Wharton School.

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