Podcasts about api application programming interface

EXPERTENGESPRÄCH | DeepSeek - bedrohlich oder genial? Joel Kaczmarek und KI-Experte Hamid Hosseini schauen sich DeepSeek an, das neue KI-Modell aus China, das die Tech-Welt in Aufruhr versetzt. Hamid, der mit seiner Firma EcoDynamics KI-Beratung anbietet und eng mit der Branche vernetzt ist, gibt spannende Einblicke in die Technologie hinter DeepSeek und analysiert die Auswirkungen auf den Markt. Von innovativen Trainingsmethoden bis hin zu geopolitischen Implikationen - diese Episode liefert einen umfassenden Überblick über die neuesten Entwicklungen in der KI-Welt. Du erfährst... ... wie DeepSeek mit innovativen Methoden wie Destillation und Chain of Thought-Ansätzen arbeitet ... wie sich DeepSeek von OpenAI unterscheidet ... warum die angeblichen Trainingskosten von 5-6 Mio Dollar wahrscheinlich zu niedrig angesetzt sind ... welche Auswirkungen DeepSeek auf den Technologie-Markt und Aktien wie Microsoft und Nvidia hat ... wie OpenAIs neue Entwicklungen wie der Operator und Sora funktionieren ... Details zum 500-Mrd-Dollar-Projekt Stargate der US-Regierung ... warum Europa dringend eine ähnliche Initiative wie die USA braucht ... wie sich die Konkurrenz zwischen den großen KI-Playern entwickelt Du verstehst nur Bahnhof? Zu viel Fachchinesisch? Unser Lexikon hilft dir dabei, die wichtigsten Fachbegriffe zu verstehen:KI - Künstliche Intelligenz, ein Bereich der Informatik, der sich mit der Schaffung von intelligenten Maschinen befasst, die wie Menschen arbeiten und reagieren.DeepSeek - Ein KI-Modell aus Asien, das die KI-Welt laut den Sprechern durcheinanderwirbelt.Reasoning-Modell - Ein KI-Modell, das in der Lage ist, logische Schlussfolgerungen und Denkprozesse nachzubilden.Prompt-Engineering - Die Kunst, KI-Modelle durch spezifische Eingaben zu steuern und abzurufen.OpenAI - Ein führendes Unternehmen im Bereich der künstlichen Intelligenz, bekannt für die Entwicklung fortschrittlicher KI-Modelle wie GPT-4.API - Application Programming Interface; eine Schnittstelle, die es verschiedenen Softwaresystemen ermöglicht, miteinander zu kommunizieren. Diese Episode dreht sich schwerpunktmäßig um Künstliche Intelligenz: Nachdem wir anfangs Erik Pfannmöller von Solvemate regelmäßig vor dem Mikro hatten, um dich zum Profi für Künstliche Intelligenz zu machen, diskutierten wir mit Rasmus Rothe (Merantix) und Jasper Masemann (HV Ventures) über dieses innovative Thema. Mittlerweile haben wir wechselnde Gesprächspartner um dem spannenden Thema KI auf den Grund zu gehen.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with QEll Trust CEO Dan Coup about imminent funding cuts by the government, vacancies for the Board of Directors and the legacy of farmer and conservationist James Guild... He talks with John Wilson, founder of JPEW Advisory & Analytics, about his career in the wine industry, the outlook for the grape price and the prospects for the country's flagship Sauvignon blanc market... And he talks with Russell MacKay, Farm IQ Head of Sales & Marketing, about its new API (Application Programming Interface), how it works and the benefits for farmers' data collection process. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Cloud computing has fundamentally altered the information technology landscape, reshaping how organizations and consumers harness computational power. Within the cloud computing ecosystem, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) stands as a foundational pillar, providing a flexible and scalable solution for providing essential computing infrastructure over the Internet. As organizations strive to optimize their operations, enhance agility, and overcome the challenges of managing traditional on-premises infrastructure, IaaS presents a compelling solution. This cloud computing model gives users unprecedented control over their computing environments, allowing for dynamic customization and scaling. What is Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)? Let's understand IaaS with an example. You need a powerful computer to run your business applications, store data, and handle your network traffic, but buying and maintaining all this equipment sounds overwhelming and expensive. This is where Infrastructure as a Service, or IaaS, comes in to save the day. IaaS is like renting all the IT resources you need over the Internet instead of buying and managing them yourself. It is like a virtual toolbox filled with computing power (processing capability), storage (space for data), and networking resources (connecting your systems) you need to keep your business running smoothly. You can access and use these resources anytime and only pay for what you use. IaaS offers a scalable and flexible solution for businesses and individuals to rent computing infrastructure rather than owning and maintaining physical hardware. Users can create, configure, and manage virtual servers and other resources through a web-based dashboard or API (Application Programming Interface). This model prevents the need for initial hardware capital expenditures, lowers operational expenses, and enables quick scaling in response to fluctuating demand. View More: What is Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) in Cloud Computing?

Point-of-Care Partners (POCP) Dish on Health IT hosts, Pooja Babbrah and Jocelyn Keegan welcome special guest Laura McCrary, President and CEO (Chief Executive Officer) of KONZA National Network. KONZA was recently designated as one of the first five Qualified Health Information Networks, or QHINS (Qualified Health Information Networks), to participate in the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA)Laura McCrary speaks with hosts about: Why KONZA pursued QHIN statusInsight into the QHIN processHow KONZA's status as a Health Information network since 2010 forms their approach as a QHINKONZA's initial Membership mix, and What's new or surprising in the TEFCA Common Agreement version twoBefore digging into the meat of the episode, Jocelyn Keegan introduced herself briefly as the payer practice lead at POCP, program manager of HL7 Da Vinci Project and devotee to positive change building and getting stuff done in healthcare IT. She added that her focus at POCP is on interoperability, prior authorization and the convergence of where technology, strategy, product development and standards come together.Jocelyn ended her introduction by saying that she has had the honor of seeing Laura McCrary present on several occasions and that her pragmatic approach is refreshing and that she is looking forward to hearing how KONZA will be building on their already vibrant HIE (Health Information Exchange) footprint as a QHIN. Next Laura introduced herself sharing that she has been working on interoperability strategy in Kansas and then expanding to nationwide over the last 4 decades. She started her career as a special education history teacher. Early in her career she realized that while these children were in her care, she should have some basic information about medications or conditions so she could be informed and able to ensure everyone was well cared for. Of course, nobody shared medical records with teachers and parents didn't have access to their kid's patient records either. Making sure special education teachers or at the very least the school nurse could access necessary clinical information at the point of care became a passion of hers which led to an early success in her career which was working with the University of Kansas Medical Center setting up one of the first telemedicine programs in the public-school systems. Because of this work, since the early 2000's, elementary kids in Kansas City, KS inner-city public-school systems have had access to basic health and telemedicine services. The telemedicine project helped Laura realize that technology really could bridge access gaps if we built and employed a robust technology infrastructure.When asked about KONZA's mission and reasons for becoming a QHIN, Laura shared that the name “KONZA” is named after a Kansas prairie that is one of the most beautiful prairies in the nation. The way KONZA originated in Kansas around 2010 is a bit different than how other HIEs started. Most states at that time received federal funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to establish health information exchanges.Kansas was different in that instead of standing up a state-sponsored exchange, they actually encouraged a private-public partnership and opened the floor for any organization who wanted to do business as a health information exchange in Kansas could so as long as they meet a set of very rigorous accreditation requirements, which included some pretty innovative ideas for that time.For example, one of the things that was required was that the health information exchange needed to share all information with patients. As early as 2012, Kansas HIEs were required to have a personal health record for patients where they could access any data that was in the health information exchange. QHINS must also do this by offering “individual access services” and KONZA has already been doing this for over a decade. In addition to sharing data with patients, Kansas also required data sharing of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability) approved treatment, payment, and healthcare operations data with payers as it relates to their members.  Laura continued by sharing that today, 4 exchanges do business in Kansas, and they all work together as well as connect to other exchanges. KONZA also expanded to be able to serve patients across state lines as Kansas residents cross over into Missouri quite often to consume healthcare. Because of this history and background, Laura shared that becoming a QHIN was a natural progression and a way to support their mission to make sure all participants have access to their own or their patient's data. Pooja asked Laura about the process of becoming a QHIN. Pooja acknowledged the stringent requirements for QHINs and mentioned challenges discussed at the ONC Annual meeting in December.Laura shared KONZA's experience, saying they initially thought it would be like Kansas certification requirements. However, the application process involved demonstrating sustainability, financial viability, high trust certification for security, and proper information sharing using IHE protocols. KONZA became a candidate QHIN in February of the previous year, requiring the development of a project plan addressing technology conformance testing and demonstrating business viability.Laura emphasized the challenge of meeting high-level requirements, including safety, security, project management, and board governance. Notably, QHINs must have 51% of their Board of Directors as members, ensuring those participating in the network make decisions about the business model. KONZA reached 49% and welcomed a new member from a public health organization in January. The ongoing process involves meeting the remaining requirements to become a fully certified QHIN.Laura said the process of becoming a QHIN is a continuous work in progress. While they successfully crossed the finish line and are in production, she emphasized the need for ongoing changes to advance interoperability and data sharing. Laura highlighted the importance of QHINs working together as colleagues and federal leadership setting expectations for the national network. After four decades of working on the project, she expressed great satisfaction with the current state of progress.Pooja inquired about the impact of the diverse functional areas of the first group of QHIN designees on their operations. She expressed curiosity on behalf of Point of Care Partners, highlighting KONZA's background as a health information exchange in Kansas and seeking insights into how this background influenced KONZA's role as a QHIN.Laura responded by emphasizing the significance of diversity among QHINs as a valuable asset. She expressed excitement about the potential for innovative solutions to emerge from the diverse backgrounds of QHINs, enabling a departure from a one-size-fits-all approach. Laura expected the development of exciting and innovative solutions unique to each QHIN's diverse background.Pooja then invited Jocelyn to share her thoughts. Jocelyn expressed appreciation for Laura's insights, noting that knowing more about Laura's background made sense. She highlighted the importance of Laura's background in approaching long-term transformation. Jocelyn commended the incremental progress and permanent change advocated in the industry, aligning with Laura's pragmatic approach.Jocelyn acknowledged the mix of QHINs as fascinating and emphasized the importance of meeting people where they are. She recognized the relay race nature of the journey, with December marking the start of a new phase. Jocelyn predicted the challenge of creating compelling business cases and exploring the evolving business model for QHINs. She expressed interest in seeing the progress reports as end users transition from the HIE world to the TEFCA world.Laura emphasized the importance of KONZA serving as the QHIN for Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) and growing out of the HIE space. She expressed the belief that onboarding HIEs to their QHIN is crucial for expanding access to a broader set of data, benefiting patient care. Laura highlighted the critical role HIEs play in meeting the healthcare needs of communities, states, and regions.To ease this onboarding process, KONZA actively reached out to HIEs. Laura shared her personal commitment by mentioning that she had personally spoken with every HIE in the last six months. Additionally, KONZA planned to initiate HIE office hours to engage with HIEs and discuss the onboarding process to the QHIN. Laura conveyed a strong sense of responsibility, stating that if HIEs were not successfully onboarded to QHINs, she would personally feel like they had failed. She recognized the significant value and commitment HIEs have provided to their communities and stressed the importance of building upon their established connections and capabilities.Jocelyn initiated a discussion on expanding endpoints and the role of payers in TEFCA. She acknowledged Laura's insight into the base requirement in Kansas that involved having payers at the table, filling gaps in understanding about payer participation in national programs. Jocelyn expressed interest in understanding the implications of active payer participation, especially with recent rules requiring payers to provide data to providers.Laura provided a comprehensive response, highlighting the common inclusion of payers in HIE networks and the evolving landscape outlined in TEFCA requirements. She emphasized that recent rules, including prior authorization, point towards increased payer participation in the QHIN model. Laura praised ONC's efforts and leadership, acknowledging the challenge of absorbing the vast amount of information released.Laura discussed the significance of two specific SOPs (Standard Operating Procedure) dropped on Friday related to delegation of authority and healthcare operations. She encouraged stakeholders to focus on these documents, emphasizing the critical role they play in bringing clinical and claims data together. Laura outlined the historical challenge of integrating clinical and claims data, noting that TEFCA offers an opportunity to bridge this gap.Notably, Laura highlighted the requirement for payers participating in the QHIN model to provide adjudicated claims. She acknowledged that while this transformation may take time, conversations with payers indicated openness to sharing crucial data that providers might not have. Laura expressed excitement about the groundwork laid in the SOPs, anticipating an amazing transformation in healthcare. She encouraged innovative companies to explore the delegation of authority, foreseeing its profound impact on healthcare transformation.Pooja highlighted the collaboration between CMS and ONC in recent rule drops and mentioned the inclusion of FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource) in the latest regulations. Jocelyn asked for comments on this, pointing out varying levels of maturity in QHINs' FHIR programs. She emphasized the shift towards API (Application Programming Interface) and codified data over documents, aiming for automation and reducing human involvement. Jocelyn expressed interest in Laura's perspective, considering the existing collaborations and partnerships.Laura explained the importance of EHRs (Electronic Health Records) being FHIR-enabled for effective data sharing with QHINs. She clarified that while QHINs can be FHIR-enabled, the critical factor is whether EHR vendors support FHIR. Laura highlighted the necessity for EHR systems to have FHIR endpoints and publish them in the RCE (Recognized Coordinating Entity) directory for effective data retrieval. She stressed that both FHIR endpoints and resources are crucial for successful data exchange. Regarding facilitated FHIR, Laura expressed excitement about its implementation by the end of Q1. She mentioned the role of facilitated FHIR in responding to payers and highlighted the importance of the healthcare operations SOP. Laura also discussed the bulk FHIR initiative by NCQA, expressing enthusiasm for participation. She emphasized the significance of FHIR in sharing minimum necessary data, addressing the challenges posed by lengthy patient care documents. Laura underscored FHIR's role in providing relevant information to physicians and caregivers based on their specific needs.Pooja, the host, moves to the closing segment, asking cohost Jocelyn and guest Laura for final messages or calls to action. Jocelyn commends Laura on FHIR progress and highlights the importance of maturity and bulk FHIR for automation. She mentions an upcoming Da Vinci Community Roundtable discussion on the clinical data exchange FHIR guide and encourages engagement with Laura for early participation in payer use cases.Laura emphasized the profound opportunities with QHINs, including potential in public health and COVID response. Laura invites those interested in discussing the future of healthcare data and transforming patient care to reach out via LinkedIn, email, or to call her. Pooja expressed gratitude to guest, Laura McCrary for joining The Dish on Health IT and to listeners for tuning in. 

Zero North Data has an optimized data container that lets its users easily upload, manage, and distribute sensitive information with complete control using a secure API (Application Programming Interface). Powered by the CHIF (Cybersecurity Hybrid Immutable Format) file, we offer a secure platform for the distribution of large amounts of data through structured, secure APIs and/or an easy-to-use online interface. . Whether you're an established company or a growing small business, Caddo Offices Reimagined has  flexible office rentals and coworking spaces designed to reach your business dreams. With three types of memberships and eight locations, you're sure to find a working solution that fits your small business needs.  

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Todays' guest is from Insurtech royalty. He's part of a select club of executives running youthful insurance businesses with valuations exceeding a billion dollars.  Bolttech and its Group CEO Rob Schimek have been in a hurry, building technology and a licensed ecosystem that is connecting large companies and their customers, brokers and other intermediaries, carriers and thousands of their insurance products in 30 markets across three continents. It's done this from a standing start in only 2020 and today billions of dollars of premiums are quoted through the fluid connections that the business facilitates. I've been around insurance and technology long enough to know that getting this kind of traction this quickly is something special and that is why I wanted to get Rob on the show. In the last two decades insurance investment graveyards have been filled with big bold ideas like this and I wanted to get to the heart of what Bolttech is trying to do differently. It turns out that far from disruption the firm's approach is to bring collaboration and flexibility to everything it does. It is also incredibly focused on the hard and unglamorous technical yards of Insurance that many more naïve insurtechs make the mistake of overlooking. Dealing seamlessly with the complex regulatory aspect of distributing thousands of products in different markets, perhaps through unlicensed entities, is an enormous challenge that this business takes just as seriously as the tech side of things. With a very senior insurance career already under his belt Rob really is one of us. So listen on for an idea of what the future of general insurance distribution is going to look like. And if you were ever dying to learn what all the fuss surrounding embedded insurance is really all about, then you have absolutely come to the right place! NOTES A couple of abbreviations smuggled themselves in: OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer - eg. Samsung for mobile phones. API = Application Programming Interface – ie a way of connecting up different computer systems LINKS We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com/ And our advertiser Bolton Associates: https://www.bolton-associates.co.uk/

Eine API (Application Programming Interface, zu Deutsch: Anwendungsprogrammierschnittstelle) ist eine Schnittstelle, die es ermöglicht, dass verschiedene Anwendungen miteinander kommunizieren und Daten austauschen können. Sie stellt somit eine Verbindung zwischen verschiedenen Systemen her.

Understanding how your buyer personas buy, think, and engage in critical research for any marketer on a mission to serve their customers and grow the business. Demand Generation Manager at Railz, Mohammad Reza Nabizadeh dives into his efforts to support 2 different buyer personas and the importance of understanding what they want. Railz is building the largest financial data network to support the future of finance with their API (Application Programming Interface). Supporting both financial institutions and the FinTech industry Mohammed reminds our listeners of the importance of messaging, appropriate CTAs, and buying journey analysis.

The market is flooded with financial data. Firms are sitting on goldmines of information, yet most are not deriving maximum value from it. To unlock this value, data integration is key. It enables different systems, including those used by advisors and their clients, to communicate with each other. By having all of the data centralized in one place and accessible by all relevant systems, firms are able to gain a holistic view of their clients and their portfolios. Only then can they deliver truly excellent customer experiences. In this episode, Tommy talks with Kyle Van Pelt, CEO at Milemarker, an Integration as a Service (IaaS) company that delivers a fully-managed data integration platform for financial services companies. Prior to joining Milemarker, Kyle held leadership positions with several advisor tech companies, including wealth management platform Skience and risk management software Riskalyze.  Kyle talks with Tommy about how technology integration is a challenge for advisory businesses and how Milemarker can help solve it, new developments taking place in the wealth management industry, and why data integration is key to delivering excellent client and advisor experiences. Key Takeaways [01:57] - How Kyle began his professional career. [03:58] - Kyle's journey into the fintech and wealth tech industries. [05:39] - What cold calling is and how it works. [09:28] - How Kyle developed his expertise in wealth technology. [12:50] - How technology integration is a challenge for advisory businesses. [14:37] - How Milemarker solves data integration problems among financial services companies. [15:46] - An example of how an API (Application Programming Interface) works. [19:04] - What developments have been taking place in the wealth management industry. [23:05] - The power of data in delivering excellent advisor and client experiences. [26:29] - What Kyle learned from college sports setbacks. Quotes [13:48] - "Every financial advisor at the end of the day, their business is how well they serve their clients. So, when your technology is not talking to itself the way that you need it to, these firms cannot accurately represent themselves the way that they want to to clients and to prospective clients ultimately because they are not in control of their own data journey." - Kyle Van Pelt [22:27] - "We like to say at Milemarker, it's your data, your rules. If you have all of that at your control, you can write the rules about what type of client experience you want to build, what type of advisor experience you want to build, and what type of executive experience you want to build." - Kyle Van Pelt [25:02] - "You shouldn't be driving around with a foggy windshield in your business. You shouldn't be driving around without being able to answer the strategic questions. Your data, your rules." - Kyle Van Pelt Links  Kyle Van Pelt on LinkedIn Milemarker Pelicans Liberty University Riskalyze Mammoth.vc Black Diamond Planners Skience Jud Mackrill Kim Mackrill Orion Advisor Technology Uber Twilio Amazon Redshift Envestnet Vestia Personal Wealth Advisors Hightower Advisors Connect with our hosts Mammoth Tommy on LinkedIn Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Learn more about Mammoth Scientific's Health & Tech Fund 1 When you move beyond the point of making sure your retirement goals are on track, your investment opportunities are wider than just publicly traded funds. Step into the world of investing in venture capital by learning more about Mammoth Scientific's Health & Tech Fund 1. Curated by some of the leading medical and fintech experts, Mammoth's Fund 1 is paving the way for health science and tech innovation. If you're interested in helping patient care, provider insight, and instrumentation go beyond possibility and into reality, check it out today at Mammoth.vc. Visit Mammoth.vc today!

How much of your business data would be exposed if you were hacked? Would you even know if you were hacked? Jaco Voigt chats to Craigh Stuart from Endemik about API (Application Programming Interface). Do you have human intervention controlling your APIs? Access control when all staff were office-based was easier, but there is now a change of landscape due to workforce distribution - which escalates security vulnerabilities. You cannot protect what you cannot see... listen here to ensure that your APIs are securely managed! Catalytic

How much of your business data would be exposed if you were hacked? Would you even know if you were hacked? Jaco Voigt chats to Craigh Stuart from Endemik about API (Application Programming Interface). Do you have human intervention controlling your APIs? Access control when all staff were office-based was easier, but there is now a change of landscape due to workforce distribution - which escalates security vulnerabilities. You cannot protect what you cannot see... listen here to ensure that your APIs are securely managed! Catalytic

Was ist eine API? Mit Beispiel

Neo4j, a provider of graph database platform for organizations, has announced its raise of $325 million in a Series F round led by Eurazeo, at a valuation of $2 billion. According to the company, this transaction represents the largest investment in any private database firm. KeepTruckin, a unicorn company helping trucking companies in fleet management to increase their productivity, safety, and efficiency, has netted $190M in Series E funding. This round raises its valuation from a previously achieved billion to $2.3B. The proceeds will be used to scale its engineering team.Bulgarian-based Vitosha Venture Partners has launched its €26 million ($30 million) fund to invest in about 100 early to growth-stage companies based in or related to Bulgaria, as reports. The amount would range from low to up to a million.Nylas, a communications API (Application Programming Interface) platform, has raised $120M in a Series C funding round led by Tiger Global Management. The new funds will be used to continue extending the types of APIs it offers, emphasizing AI and associated technologies to bring more automation into workflows rather than merely productivity apps.Beamery, a digital recruitment service, has raised $138 million in a Series C funding round led by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board's Teachers' Innovation Platform (TIP). Other participants include strategic investors who are also users of Beamery: M12, Workday Ventures, Accenture Ventures, EQT Ventures, and Index Ventures.Claroty, an industrial cybersecurity startup, has raised $140M in a Series D funding round co-led by Bessemer and 40 North. The company plans to expand into new areas such as transportation and government-owned businesses and hire more people globally. According to its CEO, the company is planning to go public.Video chat startup Twine has announced its raise of $3.3M in venture funding from Moment Ventures. This takes its total seed funding raised to $4.7M. Other investors- Coelius Capital, AltaIR Capital, AltaClub, Mentors Fund, Rosecliff Ventures, and Bloom Venture Partners- had participated in the funding round.Unit raises $52 million in a Series B funding round led by Accel. Unit is a platform developer that lets third-party companies incorporate financial services into their operations. With this round, its total funding raised since its inception goes up to nearly $70 million.Internxt, a decentralized cloud storage service, has raised $1 million in a seed round funding co-led by Angels Capital, a European VC fund, and Miami-based The Venture City. A token sale has previously raised about half a million dollars to help fund early development. The funds will go into the company's next phase of expansion, its month-to-month growth rate is 30%, and it says it's certain it can at least maintain that, which will include hiring a large number of people to speed up product development.Akur8, a SaaS insurtech platform, has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by an undisclosed investor. This makes the total amount of money raised to $42 million.  Actuaries and pricing teams use Akur8 to make faster insurance pricing decisions.Eqtble, a platform that provides HR teams with detailed analytics, has raised $2.7 million in its seed round funding from Initialized Capital. SB Opportunity Fund, RS Ventures, and other venture capital firms and angel investors, participated in the funding round.Transform, a centralized metrics store helping data analysts deliver accurate, timely, confident, and fast insights has announced its raise of $24.5M, which includes a $20M in Series A and $4.5M in seed funding. Both fundings were led by Index Ventures and Redpoint Ventures, with participation from Fathom Capital and Work-Life Ventures participated in the round.

Après un parcours en LBO, fonds d’investissement, puis dans différentes FinTech comme Fidor, Rocket Internet ou Bankable, Sophie rejoint OpenPayd pour dérouler la stratégie de la FinTech qui offre du "crossborder payment" et des comptes bancaires un peu partout dans le monde. Vous découvrirez dans cet épisode le parcours de son fondateur Ozan Ozerk et le détail des services bancaires et de paiement qu’offre OpenPayd à des PME en Europe, Turquie, US, Canada, Asie. Marketplaces, FX providers, néobanques, plateformes crypto. Au travers d’un use case d’une MarketPlace, vous comprendrez les rouages et la stratégie de cet acteur international. Le Bank as a Service n’aura plus aucun secret pour vous. On repart avec une étude à lire d'11:FS (franchement, je l'ai lue, elle est top !) Insights Banking as a Service Le “Banking as a Service”, c'est la fourniture de services bancaires complets, tels que les prêts, les paiements ou les comptes de dépôt, en utilisant l'infrastructure sécurisée et réglementée d'un établissement financier agréé existant disposant de plateformes modernes basées sur des API (Application Programming Interface). Bon... Et franchement, écoutez le podcast 11:FS... C'est UN MUST. Pour contacter OpenPayd, le plus simple, c'est via le site ou sur LinkedIn. Le contact de Sophie Guibaud, plutôt via LinkedIn. Pour soutenir Finscale : - S'abonner au podcast pour écouter le prochain épisode - Mettre 5 étoiles sur Apple podcast pour aider d'autres personnes à découvrir ce podcast Belle écoute et à la semaine prochaine !

主播丨丁教 嘉宾丨杜晨 后期丨Luke 随着复工复产被提上日程，各国都在积极开发 “密切接触者” 的追踪应用。硅谷也不例外。 苹果和谷歌在 4 月 28 日提前发布了他们联合开发 API（应用程序编程接口），这是一种接触者追踪技术（Contact Tracing）。 该技术通过 “去中心化” 的设计原则，在最大程度保障用户隐私的情况下来追踪疫情感染者的密切接触人群。但是这样的技术在欧洲和美国是否得到政府支持，各国会针对该项技术有什么改动要求，而使用者又是否愿意接受？ 今天我们就来聊聊这一技术的本身。 本期主播 丁教，声动活泼联合创始人 本期嘉宾 杜晨，科技媒体PingWest品玩/硅星人主笔，驻硅谷的记者 提到的问题: 苹果和谷歌联合开发的 API 技术原理 使用这种 API 的政府或机构是否有更改部分设计的权限 英国和法国拒绝使用 “去中心化” 的追踪技术 在疫情严重国家和地区，推进使用这项技术有什么难点 疫情结束后，将如何处理用户数据 名词解释: API： Application Programming Interface，应用程序编程接口。是一些预先定义的函数，或指软件系统不同组成部分衔接的约定。 目的是提供应用程序与开发人员基于某软件或硬件得以访问一组例程的能力，而又无需访问原码，或理解内部工作机制的细节。 苹果官网给出的关于此API的通告： Exposure Notification iOS Framework Documentation（API）Preliminary — Subject to Modification and Extension (https://covid19-static.cdn-apple.com/applications/covid19/current/static/contact-tracing/pdf/ExposureNotification-FrameworkDocumentationv1.2.pdf) Mesh Network：也称为“多跳网络”，Mesh网络也称为“多跳网络”，它是一个动态的可以不断扩展的网络架构，并能有效地在无线设备之间传输。在传统的无线局域网中，用户如果要进行相互通讯的话，那么首先会访问一个固定的接入点（AP），这种访问的方式被称为单跳网络。而在多跳网络中，任何无线设备节点都可以同时作为AP和路由器。这样的好处是：如果最近的节点由于流量大而拥塞的话，那么数据可以重新选择一个小流量路径进行传输。数据包根据网络的情况，从一个节点依次传送到多个节点，最终到达目的地。这样的访问方式就是多跳访问。 Gdpr:《通用数据保护条例》（General Data Protection Regulation (https://gdpr-info.eu/)，简称GDPR）为欧洲联盟的条例，前身是欧盟在1995年制定的《计算机数据保护法》。 DP3T：The Decentralised Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing (https://github.com/DP-3T/) (DP-3T) 分散式隐私保护邻近跟踪（DP-3T）项目是使用移动设备上的Bluetooth Low Energy(低功耗蓝牙)功能,追踪COVID-19的临近接触的开放协议，可确保个人数据和计算完全保留在个人电话中。 Beacon (https://beacon.schneidercorp.com/)：基于C (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_%28programming_language%29)/C++ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B)/Java (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(programming_language)) 语言开发， 助力用户对服务器运行资源及其系统中关键 Tuxedo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuxedo_(software))/WebLogic (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_WebLogic_Server) 应用服务运行资源进行监控和数据分析。具有实时监控、历史数据分析以及多样的即时报警（声音、手机短信、电子邮件等方式）功能。是企业进行 Tuxedo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuxedo_(software))/WebLogic (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_WebLogic_Server)等应用服务器监控的最佳平台和工具。 BGM Counting the Days-Cody High If I Only -Pär Hagström、So Vea 关于我们 网站：guiguzaozhidao.fireside.fm 邮件：ting@sheng.fm 公众号 / 微博 / LinkedIn：声动活泼 声小音微信：shengfm1 (https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/4/4931937e-0184-4c61-a658-6b03c254754d/2ELw5say.jpg) Special Guest: 杜晨.

Qui la versione video DCS 2020 Development Roadmap Cosa si prepara nel panorama di DCS per l'Anno 2020 Vediamo oggi cosa è cambiato dall'ultimo aggiornamento che ha dato non pochi problemi la scorsa settimana. Iniziamo a vedere i cambiamenti già in atto e già visibili oggi sul nostro simulatore di volo preferito: - Wather Transparency - maggiore percezione delle profondità marine - Effetti di luce ambientale migliorati - non solo all'interno ed all'esterno del nostro velivolo ma anche e soprattutto quando sorvoliamo le città, effetti di luce sulle strade e riflessi spettacolari anche quando utilizziamo la funzione HDR presente in DCS - Aggiornati ed implementati molti aerei- F-16 F-18 M2000 AV-8B ecc.. hanno sono stati implementati e migliorati - Sostituita la nuova API Application Programming Interface - sostituito OpenGL con la più nuova tecnologia Vulkan questo gioverà ai nuovi processori presenti nei nostri computer ma anche alle schede grafiche che potranno sempre più utilizzare i VR in maniera ottimale - DCS Supercarrier presto sui nostri computer - DCS Mariana Island quale mappa free da utilizzare e sfruttare sopratutto con la supercarrier. - Razban sta sviluppando poi DCS Folkland - Agri Media sta sviluppando altra mappa per DCS Syria Per i progetti a lungo termine: - Dynamic Weather, un meteo dinamico con la formazione di nuvole sempre più accurate e che cambiano in modo dinamico - Voice Chat - vere e proprie stanze presenti in dcs per effetti audio migliorati - Virtual ATC che sfruttano la AI per simulare tower ground e aproach - Nuovi effetti grafici sulle esplosioni che sembra siano sempre più realistici e fiscamente accurati Come sempre ti ricordo di mettere un "mi piace", se poi il video ti è piaciuto, fatti un giro anche nel canale e scopri i miei contenuti, se sono di tuo gradimento iscriviti al canale. RIcorda che io pubblico un nuovo video ogni settimana, generalmente al sabato verso le 8.00 - 8.30 e tratto sia di DCS che di X-Plane. Sei anche libero di mettere un "non mi piace" ma almeno dimmi perchè in modo che io possa migliorare sempre e creare contenuti che ti piacciono sempre di più. SEI LIBERO DI CONDIVIDERE IL VIDEO SU TUTTI I SOCIAL NETWORK CHE CONOSCI E CHE USI ABITUALMENTE, mi farebbe molto piacere e anche questo permetterebbe al canale di crescere ancora. Anche per oggi è tutto, Buona visione e Happy Landings I-LAIR --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loreair/support

The Head of Octopart®, Chris Calvi is with us today to talk about sourcing components, which has never been more challenging than it is today. Chris will also share his vision of the future where sourcing components will be easy, accurate and fully transparent. Trade In Your Outdated PCB Design Tool & Unlock 45% OFF Altium Designer today! Watch the video, click here. Show Highlights: Chris attended Georgia Tech and after graduation he moved to LA, where he worked at Shopzilla, a consumer product search engine. He has 13 years’ experience in vertical search engines both in Business Development and General Management roles. He’s been with Octopart in New York for eight years, of which he’s served as GM for the last three years. Octopart was started in 2007 by three Physicists in Grad School. Due to problems with manually finding electronic parts in thick catalogs; the idea of a search engine was born. All three dropped out of school and thanks to Y Combinator program, Octopart got off the ground. Today there are between 800 and 900,000 users on the site monthly.Octopart works with over 200 distributors who make it possible for the user to access the database for free. The database gives access not only to the parts but also availability, validating, finding CAD models, symbols, footprints, 3D and exploration of technical details of each component. Part shortages is currently a huge problem especially with ceramic capacitors and LCCs. Octopart has a similar parts feature on the part detail page. The search criteria are very smart which is very helpful for everyday decisions. Availability and approved vendors lists as well as backup distributors are also available. Feedback is very positive regarding signals of risk and particularly lifecycle status.End of life is a huge problem in applications such as aerospace and even on the repair side. Octopart offers authorized channels or sources where the manufacturer has formal relationships with distributors. Octopart will have the authorized components come up first in your search. Compliance documentation and government regulations: there are restrictions on hazardous substances or chemicals - all part of the ‘problem set’ of selecting parts which Octopart strives to address. Vision and strategy for Octopart: First aim is a user-friendly solution. Second aim is for Octopart to be the go-to source for any relevant data on electronic components. Another aspiration is transparent structured data (information on where parts come from, last update, etc.) is essential for the future of electronic design and manufacturing. Machine learning and automated part selection applications means much more opportunity in the future. Obstacles now: Unstructured data, no data standards. CAD Tools and API: Application Programming Interface means you can tap into the database irrespective of what design tool you're using. This interface is another goal of Octopart and one that is receiving attention. For programmatic access to our electronic part search capabilities and part database, go to: Octopart API How are Altium and Octopart connected? Octopart serves as the parts enterprise unit for Altium. As Altium brings digital continuity; Octopart strives to bridge the gap as a structured data piece. Octopart is for everyone, not only Altium Designer® users, but also the makers, students, professional engineers, sources and procurement folks etc. Links and Resources:OctopartOctopart API Search parts by technical specFree ECAD modelsSimilar Parts (alternate parts)Advertise with Octopart Join the Octopart newsletterCareers at Octopart   Trade In Your Outdated PCB Design Tool & Unlock 45% OFF Altium Designer today!

Any modern software or application that we build must have a backend API (Application Programming Interface) whether design in C++ IMPL Interfaces Or HTTP REST Architecture, and a Front End User Experience to consume this API which could range from a mobile app to a voice device. This is an open discussion, when you as a software engineer want to design a new application, what do you start first? Front-End User Experience? Or the Back-end API? We discuss the pros and cons of both. I enjoyed making this episode! Enjoy guys Hussein Nasser --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hnasr/message

La rinomata compagnia di crociere aggiorna i sistemi “core business” (booking, terra e bordo) per offrire alla propria clientela servizi sempre più completi ed efficienti. Consoft Sistemi ha individuato la piattaforma CA API Gateway per venire incontro alle esigenze di integrazione con il mondo esterno che permette a MSC Crociere di controllare le proprie business operations. MSC Crociere può ora soddisfare diverse esigenze, a partire dalla messa in sicurezza e dalla profilazione dinamica delle API (Application Programming Interface) per le prenotazioni provenienti dalle migliaia di agenzie sul territorio. Parallelamente, la piattaforma è stata utilizzata anche per implementare l’integrazione verso sistemi esterni, necessari per il completamento del nuovo processo di booking in fase di riprogettazione.

SPEXcast sits down with Dexter Jagula from Skywatch. Skywatch is an API(Application Programming Interface) for easily accessing datasets from Earth sensing satellites. Their goal is to make scientific data easily accessible to developers to fuel scientific and commercial research. Check out our new website at spex.rit.edu. Our intro music is provided by Nelson Scott https://thenelsonscott.com

SPEXcast sits down with Dexter Jagula from Skywatch. Skywatch is an API(Application Programming Interface) for easily accessing datasets from Earth sensing satellites. Their goal is to make scientific data easily accessible to developers to fuel scientific and commercial research. Check out our new website at spex.rit.edu. Our intro music is provided by Nelson Scott http://thenelsonscott.com

In this episode we're going to help you improve your marketing vocabulary Audio feedback from Maria Jose from Cordoba Sign up to our email list and we'll tell you when you can join our free conversation practice. http://www.inglespodcast.com/  Más podcasts para mejorar tu ingles en: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  More podcasts to improve your English at: http://www.inglespodcast.com/  Listener Feedback: Maite Hi Craig! First of all I have to say that your English podcasts are by far the best. I've never seen such magnificent podcasts. Well, I'd like you to teach me vocabulary about marketing issues because I'm doing a degree in marketing and market research and I want to get more vocabulary skills. That's all folks! Thanks in advance for being as you are. Maite "Marketing is the study and management of exchange relationships." - wikipedia Does marketing have good or bad connotations? Marketing is activities of a company associated with buying and selling a product or service. People who work in marketing try to get the attention of target audiences by using slogans, packaging design, celebrity endorsements and general media exposure. Marketing is everything a company does to acquire customers and maintain a relationship with them. Is this necessarily a bad thing? Even the small tasks like writing thank-you letters, returning phone calls and emails promptly and meeting with a past client for coffee can be thought of as marketing. The ultimate goal of marketing is to match a company's products and services to the people who need and want them, thereby ensuring profitability. Vocabulary brand / make / label consumer distribution - delivering the product to the customer end-user - the person, customer who is the ultimate (and so real) user of a product launch - lanzar E-commerce – buying and selling of products or services over the Internet. E-marketing – Promotion of products and services over the Internet market research Market niche – Small but profitable segment (segmento) of a market in which a company is a specialist market share Inbound Marketing - marketing activities that draw visitors in, rather than marketers having to go out to get prospects' attention. packaging Engagement Rate - A popular social media metric used to describe the amount of interaction (likes, shares, comments etc.) a piece of content receives. Interactions like these tell you that your messages are resonating with your fans and followers. keywords - the topics that webpages get indexed for in search results by engines like Google Product range/line – products of a particular type manufactured and/or sold by a company Product positioning – consumer perception of a product as compared to it’s competition. Product placement – a form of advertisement, when a company pays for a product to be seen in films and TV programs. Corporate image – The way society views a company. trademark - special symbol, design, word etc used to represent a product or firm sponsor Lead - A person or company who's shown interest in a product or service in some way, shape, or form. Perhaps they filled out a form, subscribed to a blog, or shared their contact information in exchange for something. Landing Page - A landing page is a website page containing a form that is used for lead generation. Conversion Rate - The percentage of people who completed a desired action on a single web page, such as filling out a form. Pages with high conversion rates are performing well, while pages with low conversion rates are performing poorly. Bounce Rate - The percentage of people who land on a page on your website and then leave without clicking on anything else or navigating to any other pages on your site. (to bounce = rebotar) Marketing Acronyms ROI - Return on Investment - The formula for ROI is: Gain from Investment minus Cost of Investment SEO - Search Engine Optimization - The practice of enhancing where a webpage appears in search results. LTV - Lifetime Value - A prediction of the net profit attributed to the entire future relationship with a customer. CAC - Customer Acquisition Cost - Your total Sales and Marketing cost. CTR - Clickthrough Rate - The percentage of your audience that advances (or clicks through) from one part of your website to the next step of your marketing campaign. CTA - Call-to-Action - a text link, button, image, or some type of web link that encourages a website visitor to visit a landing page and become of lead. Some examples of CTAs are “Subscribe Now” or “Download this PDF document Today.” B2C (Business-to-Consumer) - sells to consumers (Amazon, Apple) B2B (Business-to-Business) - sells to other businesses (google) API - Application Programming Interface - a series of rules in computer programming, which allow an application to extract information from a service and use that information either in their own application or in data analyses. It's kind of like a phone for applications to have conversations. Example: The inglespodcast app in itunes and Android. Questions What's the most annoying thing that marketers do in order to sell you stuff? Which, if any, of these advertising methods would you take notice of: website banners email spam phone calls - telemarketing street advertising TV/radio commercials fliers on you car, in your postbox newspaper/magazine ads word of mouth pre-roll ads on YouTube podcast ads Why do you think marketing has become so much more important in recent years? Reza strongly objects to any public money being spent by councils or government on advertisements merely reminding you how good they (supposedly) are. What are your feelings on this? Is sponsorship of major events really necessary, or just purely self-interested marketing for the sponsor? Rory Sutherland: Life lessons from an ad man: https://www.ted.com/talks/rory_sutherland_life_lessons_from_an_ad_man  Joan Boluda - Marketing online https://boluda.com/  Jason Van Orden and Jeremy Frandsen http://www.internetbusinessmastery.com/  Online Marketing Made Easy - Amy Porterfield http://www.amyporterfield.com/category/podcast/  Pat Flynn - Smart Passive Income http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/  ...and now it's your turn to practise your English. Do you have a question for us or an idea for a future episode? What annoys you most about marketing? 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Please send us your ghost stories and any supernatural experiences you've had (Jose’s Vampire story Episode 96 http://www.inglespodcast.com/2016/03/28/nature-and-the-environment-airc96/    The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'