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「Bang & Olufsen、「Beosound A1 3rd Gen」購入でカリモク家具製スタンドをプレゼント。7/31まで」　Bang & Olufsenは、今年5月に発売されたBluetoothスピーカー「Beosound A1 第3世代（3rd Gen）」の購入者に、カリモク家具が手掛けた専用スタンドをプレゼントするキャンペーンを、B&O公式オンラインストアおよび一部専門店にて開催する。期間は2025年6月13日（金）から7月31日（木）まで。

「Bang & Olufsen、世界限定85台のポータブルWiFiスピーカー「Beosound Level Frosted Green」」　Bang & Olufsen（バング＆オルフセン）は、ポータブルWi-Fiスピーカー「Beosound Level」の限定モデル「Beosound Level Frosted Green」を、3月27日（木）より公式オンラインストアと一部専門店（表参道、六本木、伊勢丹新宿店）にて数量限定で販売する。価格は370,000円（税込）。

¡Vuelve un clásico reinventado! El Ford Capri regresa después de 56 años, pero ahora 100% eléctrico y con un diseño que fusiona nostalgia y modernidad. Inspirado en su legado y en modelos como el Mustang Mach-E y el Explorer, este SUV coupé sorprende con su tracción trasera de 286 CV, una autonomía de hasta 600 km y un precio competitivo de 40.000 € con ayudas. Diseño y tecnología al máximo: llantas de hasta 21 pulgadas, faros redondeados y un pilar ‘C' inclinado que rinde homenaje al modelo original. En el interior, lujo y deportividad se combinan con una pantalla multimedia de 14,6”, asientos con función de masaje y un sistema de sonido Bang & Olufsen. Mecánica de última generación: basado en la plataforma MEB de Volkswagen, el Capri ofrece motores de 170 a 340 CV y baterías de hasta 79 kWh para un equilibrio entre rendimiento y eficiencia. ¿Cómo se comporta en la carretera? Lo descubrimos al volante junto a Jorge Morillo (SoyMotor.com) y con la visión de Antonio Chicote, responsable de comunicación de Ford España. Análisis a fondo de su diseño, ergonomía, autonomía y precio. Dale al play y descúbrelo todo en este episodio! ⚡ Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

2003 zeigte Audi Q7 eine Studie mit dem Namen Audi Pikes Peak quattro auf der North American International Motor Show. 2005 wurde dieses erste SUV von Audi auf der IAA (Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung) in Frankfurt unter dem Namen Q7 vorgestellt. Und heute betrachten wir die aktuelle Version dieses Beststellers – konkret den Audi Q7 55 TFSI quattro. Darum geht es diesmal!Der Pikes Peak ist ein 4301 m hoher Berg in der Front Range der Rocky Mountains. Auf 19,99 Kilometern und über 156 Kurven messen sich im Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (PPIHC), auch „Race To The Clouds“ genannt, Fahrzeuge aus aller Welt. "Pikes Peak" hieß aber auch eine Audi-SUV Studie, die erstmals auf der Detroit Motor Show 2003 gezeigt wurde und dann zum Audi Q7 wurde. Die finale Abnahmefahrt - der entscheidende Praxistest – fand natürlich auch am Pikes Peak statt.Power und Drive!    Die aktuelle Modellgeneration des Q7 gibt es als Diesel, Benziner und als Plug-in-Hybrid. Wir haben uns die Version Q7 55 TFSI quattro ohne Stecker zum Test ins Haus geholt. Um es vorweg zu sagen: Für ein Fahrzeug dieser Größe – mehr als fünf Meter Länge und mehr als zwei Tonnen Leergewicht – geht der Q7 extrem leichtfüßig zur Sache. Das ist natürlich dem Sechs-Zylinder-Motor mit 340 PS/250 kW zu verdanken, die dieser aus drei Litern Hubraum herausholt. Tritt man das Gaspedal beherzt durch, katapultiert der Motor den Q7 in nur 5,6 Sekunden auf Tempo Hundert, Schluss ist erst bei 250 km/h. Dabei ist es unerheblich, ob man mit dem Fünf- oder Siebensitzer unterwegs ist. Der kombinierte Kraftstoffverbrauch liegt zwischen 10,1 und 11 l/100km, die CO2 Emissionen zwischen 228 - 250 g/km. Geschaltet wird der mit permanentem Allradantrieb quattro sowie Mild-Hybrid-System ausgestattete Q7 mit einer 8-Stufen-tiptronic. Das Fahrwerk das Q7 passt – so könnte man es ausdrücken – zu allen Fahrbahngegebenheiten wie angegossen! Die Kosten!In der Preisliste findet sich der Audi Q7 als Diesel mit einem Startpreis von 80.900, –, beim Q7 55 TFSI quattro geht es mit 84.000, – Euro los. Fairerweise sollte man da wirklich von einem Startpreis sprechen. Es gibt zudem eine Vielfalt an Extras. Unser Testkandidat hatte für gut 30.000 Euro Extras an Bord. So fanden wir das Premium Soundsystem von Bang & Olufsen genauso angenehm für das Ohr wie das Matrix LED Licht für die gute Nachtsicht. Und das sind nur zwei von knapp 30 Zusatzausstattungen, die unser Testkandidat an Bord hatte. Alle Fotos: © Audi AG   Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

Programa que se emite en Onda Cero MS todos los viernes a las 19:20 horas. En este episodio, te contamos todo sobre el nuevo Ford Puma eléctrico, el modelo más vendido de la marca en Europa, ahora transformado para liderar la transición hacia la movilidad sostenible. Este compacto SUV está diseñado para ser accesible, funcional y atractivo, especialmente pensado para conquistar al público joven con su estilo "cool" y "sexy". Destaca por un diseño innovador con un frontal cerrado que no necesita refrigeración, faros full LED de serie y un interior moderno y cómodo con acabados bitono. Incluye un cuadro de instrumentos digital de 12,8 pulgadas, una pantalla multimedia de 12 pulgadas con el sistema operativo Sync4 y un cuidado sistema de audio que puede ser aún más premium con el equipo Bang & Olufsen. Además, ofrece detalles como cuero vegano parcial, 7 opciones de luz ambiental y una consola central más práctica que redefine su funcionalidad. La gama del Puma eléctrico incluye dos versiones: Gen-E y Premium, con precios desde 23.600 euros con ayudas. Con una batería de 43 kWh y un motor de 168 CV, este SUV compacto logra una autonomía de 376 km en uso combinado y supera los 500 km en ciudad. Su carga rápida permite pasar del 10% al 80% en solo 23 minutos. Con un maletero trasero de 574 litros y otro delantero de 43 litros, el nuevo Puma eléctrico ofrece una capacidad superior a otros modelos del segmento como el Kona o el MG4. Además, su eficiencia de consumo (13,1 kWh/100 km) lo posiciona como uno de los más competitivos en su categoría. La producción comienza en enero de 2025 en Rumanía, y las primeras unidades llegarán en abril. Descubre cómo Ford está transformando su modelo más icónico en un referente eléctrico en este episodio. ¡ Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

A bámulatos hajószörny, ami simán elvisz a hátán egy óriás óceánjárót Telex     2024-04-26 05:00:52     Tudomány Óceánjáró Vagy akár egy olajfúró tornyot is. A 275 méter hosszú BOKA Vanguard akár egy mozgó szárazdokk szerepét is el tudja látni. A NASA-mérnök fizikát meghazudtoló hajtóműve legyőzte a gravitációt Rakéta     2024-04-26 07:09:01     Tudomány Világűr NASA Habár az ilyen kijelentések mindig gyanakvásra adnak okot, Charles Buhler eredménye mögött impozáns mérnök múlt, szakemberekből álló csapat, valamint gondos kísérletek állnak. Megerősítette a Samsung Galaxy S24 FE-t egy brit szolgáltató Android Portál     2024-04-26 08:56:16     Mobiltech Telefon Samsung Nemrég hallottuk, hogy a Samsung dolgozik a Galaxy S24 FE-n, amely 2024 végén kerül piacra. Bár a Samsung részéről nincs hír a Galaxy S24 FE-ről, a telefon létezését és becenevét megerősíti, hogy a brit EE szolgáltató adatbázisában szerepel a telefon. A brit szolgáltató a Samsung Galaxy S24 FE modellmegjelölését is felfedte, amely SM-721U, azonban Windows 11 startmenü: helló, reklámok! ITBusiness     2024-04-26 06:06:30     Mobiltech Reklám Microsoft Windows A Microsoft a legújabb frissítéssel beváltotta ígéretét vagy fenyegetését: reklámokat helyez el a Windows 11 operációs rendszer jól ismert Start menüjébe. Mint az új frissítést kísérő dokumentumban olvasható, "a Start menü Ajánlott szekciójában megjelenik néhány Microsoft Store alkalmazás". A 2024-04 Cumulative Update Preview, azaz a KB5036980-as v Szerelmet ígérnek, de közben eladják az adataidat a randiappok PCW     2024-04-26 07:04:14     Infotech Párkapcsolat Adatvédelem A Mozilla friss kutatása alapján adatvédelmi szempontból szinte az összes társkereső alkalmazás egy katasztrófa. Országos előadássorozatot indít az SZTFH Mínuszos     2024-04-26 05:33:46     Infotech Kiberbiztonság A vállalati kiberbiztonság erősítése érdekében a Szabályozott Tevékenységek Felügyeleti Hatósága (SZTFH) 2024 áprilisában ismét egy többállomásos országos rendezvénysorozatot indít. A roadshow célja, hogy felhívja a figyelmet a vállalatokat érintő kiberbiztonsági fenyegetésekre, valamint – a cselekvő állam részeként – elősegítse a nemzeti digitális Új megoldást találhattak a függőségek kezelésére 24.hu     2024-04-26 12:16:24     Tudomány Az állatkísérletek bizakodásra adnak okot, az emberi tesztek viszont eddig nem meggyőzőek. Porosodó CD-lejátszókból csináltak luxuskütyüt First Class     2024-04-26 13:05:47     Infotech Luxus Kütyü A Bang & Olufsen legújabb csúcsterméke igazából nem is új, alapját egy közel 30 éves CD-lejátszó adja. Régi kütyüjükből limitált luxusterméket készítettek, az emberek pedig várhatóan rá is kattannak majd. Jól halad az Atlassian a felhős átállással Bitport     2024-04-26 12:06:00     Infotech A termékek Server változatának kivezetésével kevesebb ügyfelet veszítettek, mint amennyivel a menedzsment eredetileg számolt. Mit adott nekünk a GSM? HWSW     2024-04-26 10:20:00     Infotech Hazánkban harminc éve indultak az első GSM-hálózatok, ennek elő- és utóéletéről csevegünk kicsit ebben az adásban. Ha az Oumuamuához hasonló csillagközi látogató érkezik a Naprendszerbe, az emberiség már felkészülten várja Rakéta     2024-04-26 07:09:01     Tudomány Világűr A Comet Interceptor program keretében 2028-ban a második Lagrange-pontra küldenek egy három tagú szondacsoportot, amelyek feladata az lesz, hogy az L2 körül keringve várják a megfelelő üstököst vagy csillagközi objektumot és az ideális alany felbukkanása esetén egyből elinduljanak hozzá, hogy megfigyeléseket végezzenek rajta. Az "anyahajó", vagyis Animgif a Hold felszínén? Hamarosan! ITBusiness     2024-04-26 05:15:08     Mobiltech Világűr NASA Mars Nokia Legalábbis ha a NASA és a Nokia közös elképzelése valóra vágyik. Az együttműködést eredménye egy igazi, égi mobilhálózat lenne: elsőként a Holdon, de a távlati tervek között már a Mars is felbukkan. Bárhol telepszik le az emberiség, a cicás gif-ek vele mennek Pókfészeknek tűnő helyet fotóztak a Mars felszínén Noizz     2024-04-26 13:30:00     Tudomány Világűr Mars Pók Pókokat észlelt a vörös bolygó déli sarkvidékén az Európai Űrügynökség Mars Express űrszondája. A póknak tűnő valamik természetesen nem állatok, mivel körülbelül pár tíz métertől több száz méter szélességig terjednek, és élőlények egyébként sem képesek megélni a vörös bolygón. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

A bámulatos hajószörny, ami simán elvisz a hátán egy óriás óceánjárót Telex     2024-04-26 05:00:52     Tudomány Óceánjáró Vagy akár egy olajfúró tornyot is. A 275 méter hosszú BOKA Vanguard akár egy mozgó szárazdokk szerepét is el tudja látni. A NASA-mérnök fizikát meghazudtoló hajtóműve legyőzte a gravitációt Rakéta     2024-04-26 07:09:01     Tudomány Világűr NASA Habár az ilyen kijelentések mindig gyanakvásra adnak okot, Charles Buhler eredménye mögött impozáns mérnök múlt, szakemberekből álló csapat, valamint gondos kísérletek állnak. Megerősítette a Samsung Galaxy S24 FE-t egy brit szolgáltató Android Portál     2024-04-26 08:56:16     Mobiltech Telefon Samsung Nemrég hallottuk, hogy a Samsung dolgozik a Galaxy S24 FE-n, amely 2024 végén kerül piacra. Bár a Samsung részéről nincs hír a Galaxy S24 FE-ről, a telefon létezését és becenevét megerősíti, hogy a brit EE szolgáltató adatbázisában szerepel a telefon. A brit szolgáltató a Samsung Galaxy S24 FE modellmegjelölését is felfedte, amely SM-721U, azonban Windows 11 startmenü: helló, reklámok! ITBusiness     2024-04-26 06:06:30     Mobiltech Reklám Microsoft Windows A Microsoft a legújabb frissítéssel beváltotta ígéretét vagy fenyegetését: reklámokat helyez el a Windows 11 operációs rendszer jól ismert Start menüjébe. Mint az új frissítést kísérő dokumentumban olvasható, "a Start menü Ajánlott szekciójában megjelenik néhány Microsoft Store alkalmazás". A 2024-04 Cumulative Update Preview, azaz a KB5036980-as v Szerelmet ígérnek, de közben eladják az adataidat a randiappok PCW     2024-04-26 07:04:14     Infotech Párkapcsolat Adatvédelem A Mozilla friss kutatása alapján adatvédelmi szempontból szinte az összes társkereső alkalmazás egy katasztrófa. Országos előadássorozatot indít az SZTFH Mínuszos     2024-04-26 05:33:46     Infotech Kiberbiztonság A vállalati kiberbiztonság erősítése érdekében a Szabályozott Tevékenységek Felügyeleti Hatósága (SZTFH) 2024 áprilisában ismét egy többállomásos országos rendezvénysorozatot indít. A roadshow célja, hogy felhívja a figyelmet a vállalatokat érintő kiberbiztonsági fenyegetésekre, valamint – a cselekvő állam részeként – elősegítse a nemzeti digitális Új megoldást találhattak a függőségek kezelésére 24.hu     2024-04-26 12:16:24     Tudomány Az állatkísérletek bizakodásra adnak okot, az emberi tesztek viszont eddig nem meggyőzőek. Porosodó CD-lejátszókból csináltak luxuskütyüt First Class     2024-04-26 13:05:47     Infotech Luxus Kütyü A Bang & Olufsen legújabb csúcsterméke igazából nem is új, alapját egy közel 30 éves CD-lejátszó adja. Régi kütyüjükből limitált luxusterméket készítettek, az emberek pedig várhatóan rá is kattannak majd. Jól halad az Atlassian a felhős átállással Bitport     2024-04-26 12:06:00     Infotech A termékek Server változatának kivezetésével kevesebb ügyfelet veszítettek, mint amennyivel a menedzsment eredetileg számolt. Mit adott nekünk a GSM? HWSW     2024-04-26 10:20:00     Infotech Hazánkban harminc éve indultak az első GSM-hálózatok, ennek elő- és utóéletéről csevegünk kicsit ebben az adásban. Ha az Oumuamuához hasonló csillagközi látogató érkezik a Naprendszerbe, az emberiség már felkészülten várja Rakéta     2024-04-26 07:09:01     Tudomány Világűr A Comet Interceptor program keretében 2028-ban a második Lagrange-pontra küldenek egy három tagú szondacsoportot, amelyek feladata az lesz, hogy az L2 körül keringve várják a megfelelő üstököst vagy csillagközi objektumot és az ideális alany felbukkanása esetén egyből elinduljanak hozzá, hogy megfigyeléseket végezzenek rajta. Az "anyahajó", vagyis Animgif a Hold felszínén? Hamarosan! ITBusiness     2024-04-26 05:15:08     Mobiltech Világűr NASA Mars Nokia Legalábbis ha a NASA és a Nokia közös elképzelése valóra vágyik. Az együttműködést eredménye egy igazi, égi mobilhálózat lenne: elsőként a Holdon, de a távlati tervek között már a Mars is felbukkan. Bárhol telepszik le az emberiség, a cicás gif-ek vele mennek Pókfészeknek tűnő helyet fotóztak a Mars felszínén Noizz     2024-04-26 13:30:00     Tudomány Világűr Mars Pók Pókokat észlelt a vörös bolygó déli sarkvidékén az Európai Űrügynökség Mars Express űrszondája. A póknak tűnő valamik természetesen nem állatok, mivel körülbelül pár tíz métertől több száz méter szélességig terjednek, és élőlények egyébként sem képesek megélni a vörös bolygón. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Over his 25 years as CEO of the Danish textile company Kvadrat, Anders Byriel has turned what was once a small, fairly dusty family design business into a global giant. Perhaps just as notably, he's taken a radical, and even artistic, approach to building and cultivating the brand's culture, partnering with designers such as Raf Simons, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, and Peter Saville; arts institutions like the New Museum in New York, the Tate Modern in London, and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebaek, Denmark; and brands including Adidas Originals, Bang & Olufsen, and Jaguar Land Rover. On this week's episode of Time Sensitive, Byriel talks about why the best design has an artistic edge, the importance of making space for emotion within a corporate environment, and his deep and lifelong passions of poetry and photography.Special thanks to our Season 7 sponsor, L'ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:Anders Byriel [01:04]Annie Ernaux [04:25]“Vermeer” at the Rijksmuseum [06:04]Kvadrat [06:56]Raf Simons [12:05]Peter Saville [13:24]David Adjaye [14:05]Thomas Demand [14:14]Louisiana Museum of Modern Art [14:17]Rosemarie Troeckel [14:20]Olafur Eliasson [14:27]Jean Nouvel [14:40]Massimiliano Gioni [18:06]Pipilotti Rist [18:39]Wu Tsang [19:07]“The Triple Folly” [19:33]Danh Vo [24:20]Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec [27:09]Giulio Ridolfo [30:41]“Materializing Color” [30:43]Adidas Originals x Kvadrat Stan Smith [39:03]Konstantin Grcic [43:06]Verner Panton [49:29]“Pop Art Design” exhibition at Vitra Design Museum [50:20]Robert Adams [01:03:08]Henrik Nordbrandt [01:03:52]Nan Goldin [01:10:39]Ocean Vuong [01:04:54]Ocean Vuong's “Time Is a Mother” book of poems [01:05:01]“Your Brain on Art” book [01:05:09]Hiroshi Sugimoto [01:11:37]“Ai Weiwei In the Elevator When Taken Into Custody by the Police” (2009) [01:12:00]Ansel Adams [01:12:44]Robert Adams's “Around the House” book [01:13:01]Robert Adams's "A Road Through Shore Pine" book [01:13:30]

Innovation in Sound and Art: The Bang & Olufsen NFT Journey With luxury brands entering the NFT and web3 market at rapid speeds, Bang & Olufsen is not only planning to create an immersive metaverse experience with their high end audio equipment, but also provide digital and physical assets to enhance the experience.  In this episode, Ian Andrews (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis) chats with Christoffer Østergaard Poulsen (Senior Vice President, Business Development & Brand Partnering at Bang & Olufsen) to explain how they are combining nostalgic audio equipment with bleeding edge web3 technology and NFTs. Christoffer shares a behind the scenes look at B & O's collaboration with musicians and artists and how onboarding their traditional customers into web3 could enhance their experience. He also shares their thoughts around sustainability and how being environmentally conscious led them to mint on Ethereum.  It is noted that Bang & Olufsen is a Chainalysis Partner Minute-by-minute episode breakdown (2:35) – Bringing back 1970s turntable nostalgia with a century old luxury audio brand  (5:35) – How a history of collaborating with artist and musicians easily transitioned Bang & Olufsen into web3 and NFTs (12:35) – Combining physical assets and in-person experiences with digital assets and the metaverse (15:50) – How the metaverse may change the way consumers experience a concert or engage with musical artists (20:01) – The experience of launching their first NFT and deciding on Ethereum as a more environmentally conscious blockchain  (23:30) – Collaborating with Super Rare and what is on the web3 horizon for Bang & Olufsen  Related resources Check out more resources provided by Chainalysis that perfectly complement this episode of the Public Key. Report: The Chainalysis 2023 Crypto Crime Report Conference: Chainalysis Links Conference 2023 in New York City Website: Bang & Olufsen: DNA NFT Collection Press Release: A9: The Next Generation of Powerful Home Speakers Tweet: B & O's New Partnership with SuperRare Chainalysis Blog: The Current State of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in 2023 Twitter: Chainalysis Twitter: Building trust in blockchains TikTok: Newly launched Chainalysis Tik Tok page YouTube: Chainalysis YouTube page is completely revamped Website: Chainalysis: We are paving the way for a global economy built on blockchains. Speakers on today's episode Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)  Christoffer Østergaard Poulsen (Senior Vice President, Business Development & Brand Partnering, Bang & Olufsen) It is noted that Bang & Olufsen is a Chainalysis Partner This website may contain links to third-party sites that are not under the control of Chainalysis, Inc. or its affiliates (collectively “Chainalysis”). Access to such information does not imply association with, endorsement of, approval of, or recommendation by Chainalysis of the site or its operators, and Chainalysis is not responsible for the products, services, or other content hosted therein. Our podcasts are for informational purposes only, and are not intended to provide legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. Listeners should consult their own advisors before making these types of decisions. Chainalysis has no responsibility or liability for any decision made or any other acts or omissions in connection with your use of this material. Chainalysis does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, suitability or validity of the information in any particular podcast and will not be responsible for any claim attributable to errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies of any part of such material.  Unless stated otherwise, reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Chainalysis. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by Chainalysis employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the views of the company. 

Jamie Shalson-Marshall is the head of growth and agency relationships for Sonhaus Homes. Sonhaus is Europe's largest tech-led luxury real estate company with more than 120 spectacular homes with a listed value of more than €500m. Sonhaus offers buyers the opportunity to own a multi-million Euro luxury home at a fraction of the price. A fractional ownership style of purchasing luxury homes in exclusive areas of Europe. We has a great talk about what it takes to start a company during a worldwide pandemic and what he sees for the future of home ownership. They have some great partners including Gaggenau, Hertz, Bang & Olufsen and Technogym helping them make ownership as luxurious and easy as possible.Jamie was my first interview in England and I appreciate his perspective on business, home market and his “new to me” idea of fractional home ownership. He is traveling to multiple European countries scouting new homes for purchasing as well as traveling to the States to expand the Sonhaus reach.SUBSCRIBEYou can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensWebsite Design by Stack Host#jamieshalsonmarshall #sonhaus #fractionalownership

Morten Serup, Brand Protection Officer at Bang & Olufsen is our Heroe of Brand Protection for the day. When Morten was a kid he wanted to become the next Michael Jordan. Once he realized there's only a few Michael Jordan, Marten decided to go to business school. Our guest has had different journey's throughout his career, all with a commercial background. While Morten's career path is unique, it is proof that Brand Protection thought leaders come from many different backgrounds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the IoT For All Podcast, Henrik Aagard and Anders Buchmann of Onomondo join us to talk about cellular IoT, some of the challenges of implementing and scaling cellular IoT globally, considerations for companies interested in applying these technologies to their business, and what they see as the potential future of the cellular IoT space. Henrik discusses some of the challenges bringing Onomondo to market, and Anders shares his experience taking the product from market entry to scale.Henrik Aagaard is CTO and Co-founder of Onomondo, a global cellular operator for the Internet of Things. Onomondo has received funding from organizations such as Denmark-based Maersk and inQvation since launching in 2011. His dream is to make a lasting and positive impact in the world. In doing so, he has gathered extensive entrepreneurial experience in the technology and telecoms space since founding his first business in 2002.Anders Buchmann has a keen ability to grow businesses and people. His joint focus is on Sales & Marketing (combined, of course) plus Digital and Cultural Transformation puts him in good stead for an increasingly digital world. He's currently the CCO of Onomondo, where he heads up Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success. Previous experiences include Bang & Olufsen, agency roles, and adventures in entrepreneurship.Interested in connecting with Henrik or Anders?About Onomondo: Onomondo is a global cellular operator for the Internet of Things. Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, Onomondo is available in more than 180 countries with full integration to over 700 local operators. Onomondo empowers its network users through its innovative connectivity software, such as real-time monitoring and debugging, cloud connectors, APIs, webhooks, and an easy-to-use management platform. The entire Onomondo team is committed to changing the IoT connectivity landscape for the better. One world. One network. Key Questions and Topics from this Episode:(00:55) Introduction to Henrik and Anders(02:19) Introduction to Onomondo(07:29) What use cases has Onomondo been involved with?(09:14) What have been some of the biggest challenges of bringing Onomondo's offerings to market?(13:57) How do you tailor your approach for different companies, applications, and use cases?(16:51) How do customers find you/how does that relationship start?(19:08) What does the current cellular IoT landscape look like?(25:53) What do you think about the lack of transparency in the industry?

Bang & Olufsen presenta sus credenciales para hacerse un hueco entre los auriculares completamente inalámbricos (TWS) más completos del mercado. Los B&O Beoplay EQ son los primeros de este estilo que cuentan con cancelación de ruido activa dentro de la firma danesa y llegan con la promesa de igualar el excelente y refinado sonido que suele ofrecer la compañía. Como también es habitual en la marca, los nuevos B&O Beoplay EQ no son precisamente económicos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/estacion-online2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/estacion-online2/support

In der neuen Episode unseres HealthTech Podcast spricht Patrick Pfeffer mit Dominik Burziwoda. Der CEO und Founder der Perfood GmbH gibt dir einen umfassenden Einblick in sein Business. Sein Startup kombiniert auf eine spannende Art und Weise die Themen Healthcare und Nutrition. Mit diesen beiden Schwerpunkten möchte Perfood Menschen dabei helfen, ihr Körpergewicht zu optimieren und gezielt Krankheiten zu therapieren. Wie Dominik das umsetzt, erklärt er dir in diesem Podcast. Du erfährst... • …wie Perfood mit personalisierten Ernährungsempfehlungen den Menschen helfen will • …wie Perfood mittels Software verschiedenste Erkrankungen heilen will • …warum Ernährung ein entscheidender Faktor ist um Krankheiten vorzubeugen • …wie Perfood auf dem umkämpften Markt rund um Ernährung und Gesundheit besteht

Bang & Olufsen global compliance officer, Nicolai Ellehuus, joins Nick Gallo in today's episode of The Ethics Experts to discuss the compliance wave in Europe, humanizing compliance remotely, the process of implementing new compliance programs, and so much more!

Tom talks with innovation leader and brand builder Gavin Ivester. Gavin is the former Vice President of Design for Bang & Olufsen, the beloved maker of artful audio equipment and televisions. Gavin talks about creating a principle driven design strategy that delivered double-digit growth in a painfully competitive market, how he started at Apple where he was employee number 2,454, and how he made the change from forklift driver to designer of the original PowerBook. Gavin also speaks about the breakthrough design decision of the PowerBook that's impacted every laptop since, the implications of design principles, how "honesty in materials" promotes sustainability and superior customer experience, how great design and great craftsmanship together create longevity and explain why it can be worth paying $20k for a TV. Gavin also discusses what he learned at Puma where his career shifted from design to product as head of the footwear division, and why licensing can be a sinkhole for your brand equity. Tom ends with a discussion of "the shadow" and how it's reflected in industrial design and managing your life as a product, and Gavin takes us home by talking about the implications of having a successful career on raising children, and what products he loves.

Die Idee zu seiner Plattform „Amboss“ kam Dr. Sievert Weiss während seines Medizinstudiums. Da fiel ihm auf, dass es für ihn keine befriedigenden Vorbereitungsmethoden auf das abschließende Staatsexamen gab. Also erfand er „Amboss“ und entwickelte die Plattform inzwischen so weiter, dass man sie vom Beginn des Studiums bis zum Facharzt nutzen kann – auf Deutsch und Englisch. Du erfährst... • …etwas über die Erfolgsgeschichte von Amboss • …wie Amboss sowohl im Studium, als auch im späteren Arztleben hilft • …warum sich Ärzte ständig fortbilden müssen • …welche E-Learning-Möglichkeiten es für Ärzte gibt

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss Direct Download iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodHubUK Feedback: Jeremy Harpham on Avram Pilch's Article at Tom's Hardware 15 Technologies I Thought My Son Would Never Use (stated 9 years ago) Hardline on the hardware: Sony announces the Xperia 1 III and Xperia 5 III with variable telephoto lenses Nexdock 360 This Mini Modular Computer Helps You Build Gadgets From Scratch Roku unveils a new streaming stick, soundbar, voice remote, and Roku OS 10 with expanded AirPlay support Bang & Olufsen's latest speaker was designed to look like a book Keyed up: the upcoming first-gen 5G BlackBerry's looks are predicted in new renders TCL unveils the Fold 'n Roll concept device: the first phone that's both foldable and rollable phone Drone Designs That Are Paving And Innovating The Future Of The Robotics World! PowerEgg X is a Weatherproof Drone, Camcorder, and Webcam All-In-One Eyecam wants webcams to be more human in the creepiest way possible This Is the Worst Smartwatch I've Ever Used Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: contact@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - PixelSwim - Gavin's Gadgets - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee

„Nichts verändert sich permanenter, als das Geschäft einer Krankenversicherung“, sagt Ilka Dekan. Sie ist seit über 20 Jahren bei der AOK beschäftigt und damit ein echtes Eigengewächs. Seit vier Jahren ist Ilka CFO für Finanzencontrolling. Außerdem ist sie für die Einführung von künstlicher Intelligenz bei der AOK verantwortlich und hat in den letzten Jahren als Head of Digital Transformation die digitale Transformation der AOK Plus mit vorangetrieben. Welche Möglichkeiten die fortschreitende Digitalisierung mit sich bringt, damit jeder von uns in der Zukunft sein persönliches Gesundheitslevel positiv beeinflussen kann, erzählt sie in diesem Podcast. Du erfährst... 1)…was der Begriff Disease Interception bedeutet 2)…wie künstliche Intelligenz die Zukunft der AOK mitbestimmt 3)…warum Vernetzung von Gesundheitsdaten wichtig für unsere Gesundheit ist 4)…wie man mit der Spende seiner persönlichen Daten Gutes tun kann

Aufreger der Woche: Sven ist nicht willkommen in der Nachbarschaft von Nebenan.de +++ Rätsel: Wo sind die Dateien von Svens Schreibtisch? +++ Neues aus Cupertino: Aus Apples Nachbarschaft: Google testet Dark-Mode bei der Suche +++ Immer mehr Apple-VR-Gerüchte Hörerfeedback: Grüße an Caro +++ Daniel empfiehlt Homebrew: Software installieren per Terminal +++ Steffen fragt, wo die temporären Daten von dem Backup-Tool Backblaze wohl liegen: In den Einstellungen kann festgelegt werden, auf welcher Platte temporäre Backblaze-Dateien landen sollen. Ansonsten kannst du den Backblaze-Ordner in deiner Home-Library unter „Application Support“ vom Time-Machine-Back-up ausschließen. Abschweifungen: Apple-Sounds als A-Capella-Version +++ Hardware: Stefan hat sich das iPhone Leder Wallet gekauft … und hat die AirPods Max mit Alternativen von Bang & Olufsen, Beats, Bose, Bowers & Wilkins, Sennheiser, Shure, Sony verglichen Apps: Spannende Werkzeugsammlung: Parallels Toolbox +++ Apps effizient löschen mit AppCleaner +++ Corona-Warn-App jetzt auf älteren iPhones +++ Waze jetzt mit Audible-Support +++ Hörbücher mit Eary AM (Beta-Test) (Alternative auch für iOS: Spooks) +++ Kitty Letter Wortspiel von Oatmeal (den Machern von Explodier Kittens und Bears vs. Babies) Streaming & Gaming: Stefan hat bei Ghost of Tsushima endlich Platin! +++ Neu bei Netflix Red Dot, Space Sweepers und Capitani +++ Neuer Channel bei Apple TV: ARD Plus

In unserem neuen Deep Dive HealthTech Podcast spricht Patrick Pfeffer mit Helmut Schuehsler. Helmut hat langjährige Erfahrungen im Bereich Venture Capital für Health Care. Die beiden sprechen vor allem über die Zukunft der Medizin und erläutern dabei verschiedene Szenarien. Erfahre eine ausführliche Analyse und Spekulationen von unseren Experten rund um das Thema VCs im Bereich Health Care. Du erfährst... 1) …spannende Theorien über die Entwicklung der globalen medizinischen Versorgung 2) …langjährige Erfahrungswerte unserer VC - Experten aus dem Bereich Health Care 3) …eine ausführliche Beleuchtung auch der internationalen Märkte 4) …interessante Spekulationen über die Entwicklung des medizinischen Sektors

You have gift questions, and we have gift answers! Welcome to part one of our second-annual gift guide, where you’ll find so much cool stuff from small businesses (many run by women and BIPOC!), no Amazon links (but you do you), and thoughts on orgs to donate to, too. Part two is coming next week, and last year’s still-relevant installments are here and here. Now, hope you’re prepared for an outrageously long episode recap...   PARENTS! My mom has requested “a new hobby” for Christmas which has sent me spinning. Any ideas? She’s very artsy and already gardens and writes fiction. Knitting hasn’t worked for her due to her arthritis, and she’s a lifelong hater of kitchen activities, most of the cute gifty hobby kits I’ve seen fall into those categories. Stumped!  Joone Creative air-dry ceramics tiles kit Rose Pearlman punch needle hoop kit The Crafter’s Box arm-knitting workshop Melanie Abrantes Japanese bowl-carving kit   Fic & non-fic books that will nudge my parents to the left without them realizing it. What Unites Us by Dan Rather Evicted by Matthew Desmond Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi Good Talk by Mira Jacob   I need gift ideas for my almost 60-year-old, tech-y, suburban dad. Hasn’t finished reading the books he got for Father’s Day but he loves history. Does a lot of biking on his indoor trainer. He has an Apple Watch but we aren’t allowed to get him AirPods because my mom thinks he’ll accidentally put them through the laundry. He likes food/eating/cooking but had a heart attack 3 years ago so we’re not allowed to do fun things (unless they’re low sodium/cholesterol). Usually I try to find an activity (movie, bike, ride to brewery, etc.) but covid makes that hard. So many restrictions!! Claire puts her airpods through the laundry all the time and they still work! (Mostly.) But for an alt: Rapha x Bang & Olufsen earphones (made for indoor training—bigger than Airpods). Subscription to the Peloton app to use with his bike (you don’t need the Peloton bike!) Smart/wake-up clock: Philips SmartSleep, Loftie Beer-plus-history book: Pilsner: How the Beer of Kings Changed the World MasterClass: Doris Kearns Goodwin teaches "U.S. Presidential History and Leadership"   Mom and her husband who just bought a new cottage and are DIY fixing it up. The kitchen and garden are especially yucky!  Online landscaping-design apps like Yardzen or Tilly Design Gardening stuff: Floral Society, Floret, and Father Rabbit Tools: MoMA Design Store Rainbow Multi-tool set, FIXR tool, and Bosch Blaze laser measurer Birdhouse: Andreu Carulla's Bird and Breakfast, Amish cottage Coffee-table books: The Gardens of Bunny Mellon and More than Just a House by Alex Eagle Donation to Habitat for Humanity My Jewish parents who are IMPOSSIBLE to shop for and trying to stop eating sugar.  Popcorn seasoning set: The Spice House or Oaktown Spice Shop Engraved Masala Dabba from Diaspora Co. Cookbook: Sweet Laurel or Ottolenghi Flavor Miznon Israeli falafel or lamb kebab kits Chefanie Oy Vey cocktail napkins Russ & Daughters tote, tee, hat...in R&D wrapping paper! My crunchy fire-fighting dog lady MIL. Bon Temps tea Simpli quinoa Soapwalla tasting menu gift set Sashiko mending kit Ace & Jig x Project Thrive scrap coaster set Recreation Center dog bowl Donation to BARC Shelter in Brooklyn or her local animal shelter (many have wish lists where you can send dog food, etc!)   Stepmom: hates being cold. She’s always cold. But is entertaining outside now in CA. Hot water bottle: Amara sheepskin and Chickpea knit Something for cooking warm entertaining food/drink outside: Boska mini raclette cheese melter and grill, Royal Rose hot toddy mixers, or FLÎKR Fire personal concrete fireplace Flamingo Estate candles—scents like Roma heirloom tomato   SISTERS-IN-LAW!   My sister-in-law is a chic New Yorker and I live in Missoula, Montana. I am a needs-based gifter and she is very much a wants-based gifter. I love to cook, she dabbles in cooking (she’s dairy free) and I think she finds me kind of quaint for my homey ways. She is (and strongly identifies) as an Aries. She is a platinum-rewards-level business traveler and boss babe entrepreneur in the music industry. We get along great, but we literally could not be more different and I am ALWAYS stuck on gifts for her. This year I already gave her a gorgeous coffee table book of NYC night photography that I feel pretty good about, but I need a lifetime stockpile of ideas. Budget is $50- $100 Hermès lipstick A pretty colored glass thing with utility: a couple Estelle wine glasses, Maison Balzac glasses, carafe, or pitcher, and Laurence Brabant A La Pointe Candle Holder Anything from Casa Shop—some is new, some is vintage, and it’s all very good. Beklina cashmere petite scarves Esker Beauty plantable candle   My very chic sister-in-law who lives in a shoebox in Paris and will need to clear TSA Alex Prager playing cards Glass oil/vinegar decanter: Gary Bodker or Stover Glass Me Issey Miyake Trunk Pleats Bag Gilded marble body brush (there’s a mini too!), Kate McLeod body stone Antipast gloves Fancy fashion socks: Darner, Comme Si, and Hansel from Basel   Sister in law who loves to cook. $50 and under Iris Hantverk dough scraper Visual measuring cups Bamboo steamer + chopsticks + Wing on Wo spoons and chopstick rests (or Pearl River Market) Trivets: Hawkins cork and Il Buco salvaged antique tile Home Cooking podcast sweatshirt Short Stack editions Colorful pasta from Pastificio del Colle Fog Linen oven mitt Donation to Soul Fire Farm or The Okra Project     HUSBANDS, BOYFRIENDS, AND OTHER UNDEFINED MEN!   A dude who I’ve been seeing since early October. We’re exclusive but not serious….helllp Slippers: Vince suede and shearling, Yoko Wool Cool lighter (and possibly candle—Norden??): Tetra slide lighter or Tsubota Pearl tortoise lighter Nice bottle o’ booze—the one a shelf or two above what he buys himself A game for two that you can learn to play together: dominos from Printworks, Wolfum, or Fredricks & Mae; 2-in-1 chess/checkers Set from Ridley’s or MoMA  D.S. & Durga auto fragrance set   Fiance! Together 8 years, postponed wedding. Xmas AND his bday SAME WEEK! A piece of art—maybe decide to pick it out together for Xmas (and then you only have to shop for his bday): Picture Room or Absolut Art You could even reach out to an artist you like on IG and ask about commissions! Custom neon sign with something you two say or your initials : Yellowpop or Brite Lite Something sentimental framed via The Heirloomist   A 35-year-old man who loves sports, his dog, his Jeep, the Cubs and classic music.  Yeti cooler Vintage Cubs something—glasses, mug, etc. Vintage Jeep sign from eBay Dog bed: Dusen Dusen or Found My Animal Studio Proba x Slash Objects pet mat NES Classic Edition   A 37-year-old suburban dad who misses dance parties and loves the Book Review Pop-Up Magazine membership Books Are Magic subscription MasterClass on dance music with EDM DJ Armin van Buren Turntable and mixer     FRIENDS!   My long-distance bestie and I turned 30 this year and we’d originally planned on going on a trip together and getting welded gold bracelets as some grown-up version of friendship bracelets. However, THESE TIMES(™). So now she’s moving from Toronto (same country) to New Zealand (different hemisphere! Different continent!). We thought we’d do some sort of big co-gift! Pertinent details for your brainstorming pleasure: She’s a Capricorn (reluctantly) and I’m an extremely Pisces Pisces (love 2 cry). Budget is up to $200ish. Needs to be mildly packable considering she has to get it to NZ somehow along with the rest of her earthly possessions. Needs to ship to Canada. LOVE YOU! Fancy pair of stud earrings—you each take one. Or singles of White/Space birthstone studs. Catbird smallest love letter charm or tiniest key charm that you can get engraved Some sort of art/print: Tappan and Uprise Art    Group text friends A little food thing: Rice & Miso Everyday soup ball things (if in Brooklyn!); Copper Cow Coffee Vietnamese-style pour-over, Kusmi Tea set with 12 diff flavors, or Sakara popcorn trio  A mask or mask chain that’s a little more *special*: Lizzie Fortunato, Diarrablu, Injuri, Baggu  Porcelain fortune cookies that you can slip a fortune/wish for them for 2021 into An ornament related to an inside joke Three Potato Four key tags, specifically the "thank you for being a friend" one Rattan pop socket Sage bundle Verloop pom ribbed slippers      GRAB BAG!!!   My great-grandma who lives across the country and has never met my baby, because COVID Calendar with pics of your baby: Artifact Uprising brass easel and Parabo Press classic desk cal Locket with pic of your baby: Catbird (can be engraved!)   People whose hobbies are “going for walks in the neighborhood.”  Fanny pack: Tory Sport color-block, Baggu, or Beklina ribbed leather Hiking/all-weather boots: Bernardo Winnie  Puffer scarf: Echo, Eileen Fisher, or Patagonia NanoPuff Scarf Audio subscriptions: Libro.fm or Audm   Someone who hates things/prefers experiences, but with Covid it’s hard to experience! Online cooking class: Sonoko Sakai, Goldbelly Live! Cook-Alongs, League of Kitchens, Momofuku, and Ole & Obrigado. Things to enjoy the experience of winter: Yaktrax, Crescent Moon eva foam snowshoes, or cross-country ski lessons  Dipsea subscription Bokksu Japanese snack subscription Merch from favorite restaurant/hotel/place they’ve traveled to Games: Ridley’s Card Games, Actually Curious, Lacorsa Grand Prix Board Game, Maharam Memory Game, or Helvetiq Matchmaster or SixStix     You know what else makes a great gift—a digital stocking stuffer, if you will? A sub to Secret Menu.   Do you have other ideas and just thoughts in general to share? Hit us up at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, and/or @athingortwohq.    On 12/21, we’re going to be talking about the romance novel Reckless by Selena Montgomery (aka Stacey Abrams). Join us for a read-along!    Look no further than Sakara for some hearty, healthy deliciousness. 20% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. Explore b.serene’s handmade crystal jewelry, and get 15% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

”Samfundskontrakten” in Danish or the ”Social contract” in English is a new book by the former CEO of Bang & Olufsen in Denmark and before that Triumph Motorcycles in UK, Tue Mantoni. Tue is now Chairman Of The Board at Vækstfonden (Danish Growth Fund) and active investor and board member in several Danish high growth companies in different industries. We talked about with Tue about his book, why the social contract is even more important now than pre COVID-19? If the pandemic is a litmus test for stakeholder capitalism (quote from Klaus Schwab, WEF), what is it for the social contract then? What Tue sees as the major challenges for Denmark and the Nordics in the near future? AND what should companies and leaders do in the current environment? Finally we – of course – talk about why fintech matters?

’Design kan drive strategier’ er et specialafsnit, hvor Kristina May Pries har besøg af Head of Design Research hos Bang & Olufsen, Michael König, for at afdække virksomhedens designstrategier. Der bliver blandt andet talt om, hvordan man arbejder med design-thinking og branding – ikke blot ved hjælp af konsulenter – men hvordan det integreres i virksomheden.

Programa 198 de Pecados Veniales: - En la nueva apertura de Casa Decor hemos visitado el proyecto de Ele Room 62, de la mano de sus creadoras Inmaculada Recio y Silvia Trigueros. Hemos disfrutado del salón de casa, con un color cálido, un estilo con influencias japonesas y destacando las tendencias que incorporan en sus proyectos. Cuidar mucho la iluminación directa e indirecta en tonos cálidos. Sus grandes zócalos y sobre todo incorporando la última tecnología de Bang & Olufsen. Su televisor Beovisión Harmony, de 65", o sus nuevos sistemas de sonido independiente. Para las paredes han elegido una pintura a la cal, combinada con diferentes papeles, con un aspecto de tela y relieve. Para terminar, una barra de bar, inspirada en el culto al té. Hasta el 5 de julio podréis descubrir todos los secretos de Ele Room 62 en Casa Decor. - Big Bang Integral de 42 mm, en titanio. Hemos entrevistado en la boutique de Hublot, en Madrid, en la calle Serrano, a Paula Romero, responsable de Marketing y comunicación de Hublot España, junto a Alberto Brooking, director de la Boutique. ¿Por que integral? Por que han creado el primer brazalete metálico, en titanio que se ha unido a la caja. La esfera esqueletado, de gran legibilidad, permite ver el nuevo calibre con cada detalle. Es un cronógrafo flyback que permite poner a cero, el crono, de manera inmediata. Descubre también la primera feria de lujo que han hecho en Dubai, a primeros de año. Muchas gracias Paula y Alberto. -Pecados Veniales entrevista a Margarita Álvarez Pérez de Zabalza, fue considerada por la revista Forbes como una de las cincuenta mujeres más poderosas de España. Margarita es constancia, creatividad, preocupación por ayudar a los demás. Entre sus proyectos destacaremos el Instituto de la felicidad, en Coca cola, donde investigaron todos los parámetros que pueden hacer feliz a una persona. También muy importante fue Fundadora del Observatorio de Innovación en el Empleo y la Educación, donde su objetivo era mejorar la situación actual del mercado laboral. Margarita nos presenta su libro, Deconstruyendo la felicidad, donde nos cuenta todos los secretos para crear tu menú personal para ser feliz. En la actualidad es consejera de la Asociación de Marketing, y nos descubre algunas de las novedades que tendrán los premios de la asociación en su XII edición. “Para terminar, descubre el consejo que ofrece a las jóvenes”. Agradecimos a la marca de relojes PANERAI, que nos hayan dejado realizar la entrevista en su Boutique de Madrid. Para terminar el programa, - Oris Hölstein Edition 2020. Hemos entrevistado a Rafael Picazo, director de Oris para España y ha Carlos Gonzalez, propietario de la joyería Aragoneses, en Madrid. Junto a ellos hemos tenido la oportunidad, de conocer cada uno de los detalles que han llevado a la marca Oris, a lanzar esta nueva pieza, cuya caja, brazalete están realizadas, por primera vez, totalmente en bronce. Hemos conocido un poco más el perfil de cliente que compra Oris y por qué esta marca es tan especial, dentro del mundo de los aficionados a la relojería. Escucha el programa y disfruta con nosotros. Programa dirigido por Ramon Biosca, Alfonso Escámez y Vicente Alonso.

En la nueva apertura de Casa Decor hemos visitado el proyecto de Ele Room 62, de la mano de sus creadoras Inmaculada Recio y Silvia Trigueros. Han creado el salón de casa, con un color cálido, un estilo con influencias japonesas y destacando las tendencias que incorporan en sus proyectos. Cuidar mucho la iluminación directa e indirecta en tonos cálidos. Sus grandes zócalos y sobre todo incorporando la ultima tecnología de Bang & Olufsen. Su televisor Beovisión Harmony, de 65", o sus nuevos sistemas de sonido independiente. Para las paredes han elegido una pintura a la cal, combinadas con diferentes papeles, con aspecto de tela y relieve. Para terminar, una barra de bar, inspirada en el culto al té. Hasta el 5 de julio podréis descubrir todos los secretos de Ele Room 62 en Casa Decor.

In this episode of TFL Talkin' Trucks, Andre talks with Johnathan Pierce, Harman's Global Experiential R&D manager, on exactly what goes into creating the best automotive audio experience for your car or truck among brands like Harman Kardon, JBL, Mark Levinson, Bang & Olufsen and more.

This week, Bill features a client case study! Chin Beckman is the owner of DSP Concepts, an audio platform powering over 40 million of the world’s best devices and the leading supplier to top tier brands in automotive and consumer products like Tesla, GoPro, and Bang & Olufsen, among others. They recently closed a round of Series B funding last month, which saw investments from leaders in the industry like BMW, Porsche, MediaTek Ventures, and more.   Chin Beckman and her husband, Paul, both work on the business together. Chin credits herself with helping Paul get into MIT because Paul used to copy her math homework in high school. Paul studied signal processing under two prestigious professors in the industry, Professor Oppenheim and Dr. Bose. This early start set them up to understand the mathematics and wave formats of how audio systems work.   Chin has taken on the role of CEO and has helped with the fundraising as well as the business development side of DSP Concepts. Paul has taken on the technology development and engineering role in the company. Chin says she is a reluctant CEO, but she knew she needed help and that’s why she reached out to Bill shortly after they raised the needed funding.   Chin shares why GoPro originally approached them. Since a lot of their customer base is jumping out of planes and doing extreme sports, the audio quality is critical. No one wants to hear themselves in a wind tunnel, so DSP worked with them on developing wind noise reduction technology. They needed a sound system that could handle 100 miles per hour.   Interview Links: dspconcepts.com   Resources: Scaling Up Workshop: Interested in attending one of our workshops? We have a few $100 discounts for our loyal podcast listeners!Scaling Up for Business Growth Workshop: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Scaling Up Summits (Select Bill Gallagher as your coach during registration for a discount.) Bill on YouTube  

(00:47) A.P. Møller-Mærsk kom i denne uge med nyt regnskab, og det slog analytikernes forventninger. For trods coronavirus og en begyndende økonomisk krise, så klarede Mærsk sig faktisk bedre end ventet gennem årets første tre måneder. Men hvordan kan det være, at verdens største shippingselskab klarer sig godt i krisen, og hvorfor er topchef Søren Skou blevet en smule mere politisk åbenmundet?(15:29) Tirsdag kom det frem, at det nu står så skidt til i Bang & Olufsen, at selv ledelsen og bestyrelsen samlet nu smider et tocifret millionbeløb ind for at forsøge at redde selskabet. Ikke overraskende har coronakrisen kun forværret den i forvejen afgrundsdybe krise, som B&O er i – og nu må der flere penge til. Men kan friske millioner redde selskabet, og hvorfor støtter aktionærerne op om B&O – der måske i virkeligheden burde sættes til salg?(23:34) »Vi trænger allesammen til ferie efter lang tids indelukning.« Sådan sagde den franske EU-kommissær for det indre marked onsdag, da EU-Kommissionen fremlagde en række anbefalinger, der skal skubbe gang i turismen i Europa igen. Men hvorfor denne iver efter at åbne grænserne – og er vi egentlig klar til, at turisterne strømmer til Vesterhavet eller Nyhavn efter en fadøl?I studiet - og med på telefon: Kommunikationsrådgiver Anders Heide Mortensen, virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding og nyhedsredaktør Maria Kehlet.

Bang & Olufsen skal hente 400 mio. kr. ved at udstede nye aktier - og andre vil lave samme manøvre for at klare krisen. Detailkæder kommer med stort opråb til regeringen. Prisfald på alle boligtyper i april måned. Og så kommer USA's førende virus-ekspert med en klar advarsel. Vært: Lasse Ladefoged

(00:46) Fire nedjusteringer på kun ét år. Bang & Olufsen er i massive problemer, og investorerne har sendt aktien i frit fald. Efter kun 70 dage på direktørposten i B&O har Kristian Teär måttet erkende, at selskabet er i kommerciel krise, men strategien vil han ikke pille ved. Men er det nu også klogt, og hvordan skal selskabet vriste sig fri fra krisens kløer?(11:35) 2020 står for døren, og panelet giver sit bud på, hvad årets største emner bliver. Anders Heide Mortensen peger på, det han kalder ”den nye ordentligt”. For man kan ikke længere slippe af sted med ting, der var helt legitimt for 5-10 år siden. Særligt for den finansielle sektor kan der komme nogle aha-oplevelser i det nye år, lyder det.(19:21) Går den grønne omstilling hen og bliver et grønt fatamorgana i 2020? Det vil virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding holde et vågent øje med. For der er uden tvivl stor opbakning til, alt hvad der er grønt og bæredygtigt – så stor, at det bliver mistænkeligt. For hvem er egentlig klar til at betale, når regningen kommer?I studiet: Virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding, kommunikationsrådgiver Anders Heide Mortensen og nyhedsredaktør Maria Kehlet.

3D printing and Additive Manufacturing is reaching maturityIn this episode I talk with Tue Mantoni, chairman of the danish AM hub about the many value-adding possibilities of 3D printing. But we also touch on some of the other companies Tue has been involved in like Triumph, Bang & Olufsen and Soundboks. The conversation is in Danish.

Alejandro Hernández. Un conferenciante TOP Alejandro Hernandez es Speaker experto en negociación, ventas y gestión de equipos desde 1993. Imparte formación para empresas. Es autor de 5 libros, de los cuales, Negociar es fácil si se sabe cómo, se ha convertido en uno de los más vendidos en su categoría. Va por la edición número 13. La verdad es que es de las personas que en cuanto me puse en contacto con él para invitarle al podcast me dijo sí a los 2 minutos. Un tipo cercano, agradable y así se muestra tal y como vas a descubrirlo en la entrevista. Un emprendedor incansable Desde que dejó la dirección general de Bang & Olufsen ha montado varias empresas: - Estudia USA. Cursos de formación en el extranjero - Hiperfairs. Mayorista de viajes - Nichi Seijo. Venta de zapatos. - Training Providers Preguntas para el podcast: La verdad es que la entrevista está llena de perlas que Alejandro Hernández nos deja en forma de consejos. Sus grandes temas son las ventas, la persuasión y las negociaciones. Pero no sólo de eso hablamos en la entrevista: - Nos habló de la importancia de las estrategias de ventas - Su libro nuevo: “Busca la chispa”. Donde cuenta su experiencia - de cientos de cursos de persuasión que ha impartido. - De cómo aprende en cada formación de sus propios alumnos. - Su libro más leído: “Negociar es fácil si se sabe cómo” - Cómo hay que vender primero y negociar después - La importancia de la escucha en los procesos de venta - Aprender de los niños para la negociación - Cómo han influido los libros en su marca personal - Qué aporta su libro favorito (de los que ha escrito) “El pequeño libro de la negociación” - Qué es Hiperfairs y cómo llevan a los chavales a estudiar en el extranjero en función de sus aptitudes. - Su visión de la industria de turística - Sus formaciones en abierto - Uno de los libros que más le han marcado: “Gracias, sólo estoy mirando” - Qué son las “preguntas perezosas” - Las “preguntas irracionales” que más funcionan - El destino favorito de Alejandro Hernández - Sé que no lo vas a hacer, pero me veo en la obligación de darte la brasa: si te ha gustado dale al “me gusta” en tu plataforma de podcasting favorita. Déjame un comentario, aunque sea para decirme que no te ha gustado. Que pases un gran día

Alejandro Hernández. Un conferenciante TOP Alejandro Hernandez es Speaker experto en negociación, ventas y gestión de equipos desde 1993. Imparte formación para empresas. Es autor de 5 libros, de los cuales, Negociar es fácil si se sabe cómo, se ha convertido en uno de los más vendidos en su categoría. Va por la edición número 13. La verdad es que es de las personas que en cuanto me puse en contacto con él para invitarle al podcast me dijo sí a los 2 minutos. Un tipo cercano, agradable y así se muestra tal y como vas a descubrirlo en la entrevista. Un emprendedor incansable Desde que dejó la dirección general de Bang & Olufsen ha montado varias empresas: - Estudia USA. Cursos de formación en el extranjero - Hiperfairs. Mayorista de viajes - Nichi Seijo. Venta de zapatos. - Training Providers Preguntas para el podcast: La verdad es que la entrevista está llena de perlas que Alejandro Hernández nos deja en forma de consejos. Sus grandes temas son las ventas, la persuasión y las negociaciones. Pero no sólo de eso hablamos en la entrevista: - Nos habló de la importancia de las estrategias de ventas - Su libro nuevo: “Busca la chispa”. Donde cuenta su experiencia - de cientos de cursos de persuasión que ha impartido. - De cómo aprende en cada formación de sus propios alumnos. - Su libro más leído: “Negociar es fácil si se sabe cómo” - Cómo hay que vender primero y negociar después - La importancia de la escucha en los procesos de venta - Aprender de los niños para la negociación - Cómo han influido los libros en su marca personal - Qué aporta su libro favorito (de los que ha escrito) “El pequeño libro de la negociación” - Qué es Hiperfairs y cómo llevan a los chavales a estudiar en el extranjero en función de sus aptitudes. - Su visión de la industria de turística - Sus formaciones en abierto - Uno de los libros que más le han marcado: “Gracias, sólo estoy mirando” - Qué son las “preguntas perezosas” - Las “preguntas irracionales” que más funcionan - El destino favorito de Alejandro Hernández - Sé que no lo vas a hacer, pero me veo en la obligación de darte la brasa: si te ha gustado dale al “me gusta” en tu plataforma de podcasting favorita. Déjame un comentario, aunque sea para decirme que no te ha gustado. Que pases un gran día

Alejandro Hernández ha estado en más de una ocasión con nosotros en el podcast, para hablar de negociación, ventas , persuasión, liderazgo y te recomiendo mucho que escuches las anteriores entrevistas. Te dejo enlaces al final del post. Alejandro Hernández es licenciado en Derecho, empresario, formador y conferenciante. Lleva más de 20 años impartiendo conferencias y seminarios sobre habilidades directivas por todo el mundo. Es propietario de varias empresas como Nichi Seijo y Estudia USA. También ha sido responsable para España y Portugal de la prestigiosa marca comercial Bang & Olufsen. Es un verdadero placer tener de nuevo en el podcast a Alejandro para hablar de persuasión, negociación, liderazgo y ventas. Como siempre sus enseñanzas nos van a servir tanto para los negocios como para la vida misma. Alejandro es autor de los libros: Busca la Chispa: Descubre el modelo científico para persuadir Vender es fácil, si sabe cómo Negociación para Dummies Negociar es fácil, si sabe cómo: ¿Cuánto dinero pierde por desconocer las técnicas de negociación? Cómo Liderar Hoy: con 4 conversaciones El pequeño libro de la negociación Suscríbete al podcast y escúchalo  en:   El método científico para persuadir ¿Quieres persuadir a un cliente para que compre tu producto? ¿A tu hijo para que haga su cama? ¿A tu pareja para que fume menos?... 1.- Estamos equivocados si pensamos que podemos convencer. No se puede convencer con lógica y razón. Solo se puede convencer uno mismo, la motivación surge de dentro. La amenaza y coacción no funcionan. Qué tus argumentos sean persuasivos para ti no quiere decir que lo sean para los demás. Hay que convencer con los argumentos de nuestro adversario. 2.- Igual que las abuelas hablan maravillas de sus nietos, los vendedores hacen lo mismo de sus productos y lo buena que es la empresa , pero eso no vende. 3.- Para vender nuestros productos y servicios no hay nada mejor que dejar al cliente que descubra los beneficios por sí mismo. 4.- La mejor manera de empezar una conversación de venta es haciendo una pregunta. Si solo habla el vendedor es que vamos mal. Por qué no podemos mostrar beneficios que el cliente no nos a preguntado. La mayoría de las objeciones son por culpa del vendedor. Las buenas preguntas previenen objeciones y los beneficios las crean. Dejar pasar lo negativo y preguntar sobre lo positivo. 5.- Descubre cuál es el termómetro ese que podemos usar al final del proceso de ventas para comprobar si uno esta lejos o cerca de que se produzca la venta. 6.- Que tu cliente, hijo, pareja esté de acuerdo contigo no significa que le estemos persuadiendo. 7.- Pones un ejemplo en el libro sobre la venta de zapatos. Cuando el cliente pregunta al vendedor o vendedora que modelo de zapato le queda mejor elige lo contrario. Si le dices a un fumador que deje de fumar lo llevas claro, fumara más todavía. 8.- El "por qué" siempre se ha dicho que es ineficaz, pero bien utilizado es muy potente. Malas preguntas: por qué no me ayudas, por qué no te callas. 9.- Cuáles son esas dos preguntas persuasivas de la escala de valoración . 10.- El test de la persona fallecida nos permite comprobar si el objetivo es problable que cambie el comportamiento. 11.- Los negociadores del FBI repiten las 3 últimas palabras siempre, ¿por qué? 12.- Cuando llegamos al final del proceso de ventas hay que resumir mostrando todas las razones que nos ha dado el cliente para que tome acción y se produzca la venta.

(00:48) En ny politisk sæson er skudt i gang med Folketingets åbning tirsdag, og samtidig har regeringen præsenteret sit første finanslovsudspil, der har fået dele af erhvervslivet helt op i det røde felt. Årsagen er planer om igen at hæve arveafgiften til 15 pct. En politisk plan, der samtidig puster til en betændt debat om foretrukne ejerformer: For er familieeje eller fondseje mon bedst til sikre danske fyrtårne i fremtiden?(11:03) Bang & Olufsen er i problemer igen, igen, igen. Igen. Det er deja-vu for Struer-koncernen, der i dag har præsenteret et førstekvartalsregnskab, der afslører et samlet fald i salget på over 30 pct. og et trecifret milliontab i første halvår. En lokal støtte – Færchfonden - er for nylig trådt til som ny storaktionær, men det er alligevel mere end svært at finde et eneste lyspunkt i  B&O, der er under et konstant pres, lyder vurderingen.(20:20) De grønne giganter – vindmølleproducenterne Siemens Gamesa og Vestas - meddelte begge i sidste uge, at de nu hver skal fyre omkring 600 medarbejdere. De grønne teknologier har længe været økonomisk hjulpet på vej af støttekroner, men tiderne ændrer sig, og selskaberne skal i højere grad til at balancere uden statens støtteben. Men er fyringerne mon også et forvarsel om, hvad der venter i andre brancher?I studiet: Virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding, kommunikationsrådgiver Anders Heide Mortensen og nyhedsredaktør Maria Kehlet.

Pia Betton links design thinking to business. Originally from Denmark, Pia’s 20 year career spans brand development, corporate design, design research, innovation and communication. Her international client portfolio covers private companies from many different industries like Lego, Bosch, Bang & Olufsen, and Carlsberg. In this episode of First Things First, we talk about the challenge of growth, the challenge of change, and the challenge of Design Thinking. First Things First is produced as part of Frontier Media. Learn more at www.frontier.is Host: Paddy Harrington Producer and Editor: Max Cotter   Frontier’s sponsor music is an edited version of “sketch (rum-portrait)” by Jahzzar from the album “Sketches.” The original can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Sketches/sketch_rum-portrait_1585 This episode features an edited version of “Tweedlebugs” by Podington Bear from the album “Daydream.” The original can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Daydream/Tweedlebugs_1497 This episode features an edited version of “Sidewalk Chalk” by Broke For Free from the album “Leaf.” The original can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Leaf/Broke_For_Free_-_Leaf_-_07_Sidewalk_Chalk This episode features an edited version of “Shift of Currents” by Blue Dot Sessions from the album “Aeronaut.” The original can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/Aeronaut/Shift_of_Currents

(00:40) Bang & Olufsen synker dybere ned i mudderet. Designselskabet fra Struer gik mandag ud med sin tredje nedjusteringer siden december, efter at salget i særligt Europa svigtede i det seneste kvartal. Aktien er nede næsten 50 procent siden nytår. Det ligner en »eksistentiel« krise, lyder vurderingen.(10:10) Liberal Alliance fik en vælgerlussing. LA har i årevis været iværksætternes parti, men ved valget onsdag blev man knust og endte på blot 2,3 procent af stemmerne. Formand Anders Samuelsen blev slet ikke genvalgt og har netop trukket sig som formand. Er der nogle lyspunkter for dansk erhvervsliv? Og hvem er erhvervslivets talerør i blå blok nu?(18:50) Valgets helt store taber var erhvervslivet. Sektorens lobbyister fik ikke sat ét eneste afgørende fingeraftryk på valgkampens temaer. Milliardløft til investeringer i klima? Skattelettelser? Iværksætteri? Glem det. Vi diskuterer de konkrete årsager, og hvordan erhvervslivet bedre kommer igennem med deres mærkesager ved næste valg.I studiet: Kommunikationsrådgiver Anders Heide Mortensen, virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding og debatredaktør Magnus Barsøe.

Så blev det sørme tid til endnu en episode af "Mænd med Slips", og denne gang løber mundvandet. Det skyldes blandt andet, at grillsæsonen blev skudt i gang med en omgang ribbensteg (øf!), som havde fået en kærlig behandling forinden. Der er også blevet skålet i snaps og rosévin både her og der. Der er også masser af tekniksnak - Huawei og Bang & Olufsen har netop præsenteret to nye produkter, som vi taler om. Og ser på endda. Make-up til mænd? Åha - den er svær. Men Rolf og Nicolai er heldigvis enige (flot kindrødt, Rolf!). Ure? Det kan du tro - vi kigger på gamle ure med helt nye visere. Nicolais svigerfar har køb en jolle, Rolf har flået sin plæne op, og så skal vi omkring Emma Gad. Alt er godt. Velkommen til en alle tiders lytter!

(00:37) Bang & Olufsen falder dybere ned i mørket. Designklenodiet fra Struer nedjusterer for anden gang i løbet af få måneder og skrotter sin stort anlagte strategiplan. Virksomheden står i en "tillidskrise", siger analytikere, mens aktien styrtbløder, og spørgsmålene rejser sig om formand Ole Andersen.(13:19) Den svenske storbank Swedbank laver en Danske Bank. Den danske topchef Birgitte Bonnessen blev torsdag morgen fyret på gråt papir, efter at Swedbank er sunket dybere og dybere ned i gigantisk hvidvaskskandale. Mistænkelige transaktioner for op imod 1.400 milliarder svenske kroner er skyllet igennem Swedbanks estiske afdeling i årene 2008 til 2018, viser en intern rapport, som svenske medier har fået fingrene i.(21:40) Dansk erhvervsliv kan blive folketingsvalget helt store taber. Regeringen har netop færdiggjort sit sundhedsudspil med Dansk Folkeparti, og hele valgprogrammet er nu strikket færdigt. Det er trist læsning for dansk erhvervsliv: Det ligner et valg fuldstændig blottet for erhvervslivets to store dagsordener, mangel på arbejdskraft og lavere skat.I studiet: Virksomhedsredaktør Søren Linding, kommunikationsrådgiver Anders Heide Mortensen og debatredaktør Magnus Barsøe.

The buzzing as the fly desperately tries to escape the maze of my mother-in-law’s house sounds like a man leaning on a jackhammer in downtown LA.Of course, I’ve heard the sound thousands of times, only today, as someone that doesn’t drink alcohol, I listen to it, I find empathy with it, and I pose the question, “ Why does it make me want to stand in the middle of a busy Fairway?”In ‘Nature’, Ralph Waldo Emerson’s first treatise, he says: “Good thoughts are no better than good dreams unless they are executed!” But the thought does come first, and when I was drinking, my thoughts did need executing, but not in the form of affirmative action, but at the end of a rope. “Thoughts! You are to be hanged until you are dead, dead, dead!”Today, I am switched on. I am like a locomotive, when before I was a man eaten alive by irrational motive. I am a set of Bose cans screwed into a Bang & Olufsen sound system, when before I was those foam things plugged into a Sony Walkman, spouting nonsense that belonged in a toilet cistern.Back then it was about me.Today, it’s about you.And you.You.You.And You.Back to my old buddy Ralph, and he was on to something. Thoughts turn into feelings that turn into actions - and for that sequence to knit together like DNA you need awarenesses of self and the surrounding world, acceptance of your ailments, and the bravery and courage to commit to change. And you get that by making a choice.One choice.To stop drinking alcohol.Look, man, I know that it feels strange; that you think all of your friends will think you’re deranged, and you are the white outline hanging at the end of the shooting range.But it's time you changed. What changes when you become someone that doesn’t drink alcohol?Everything.Everything man.Striver Glynis asks, “I read somewhere that a good question to ask yourself is: “what does my life look like before alcohol, and what does my life look like after alcohol?” I can’t get my head around the question… What do you make of it? Is it simply an answer like “Before I have my first drink I am feeling ‘xyz’… and after I drink a bottle of wine I say hurtful things, and my head hurts,” or do you think it goes deeper? The whole picture of life with or without alcohol? I really like the question and am pondering over the answer in relation to my ‘whole life’ before and after…And that’s what we talk about in today’s podcast. The Truth About AlcoholWe Are Not Alcoholics, And we Refuse to be AnonymousJoin Us & Our CommunityTTAA Taster: http://www.thetruthaboutalcohol.co.uk/p/TTAA%20TasterTTAA Intensive: https://www.thetruthaboutalcohol.co.uk/p/TTAAIntensiveStrive Community: https://strive.thetruthaboutalcohol.co.uk/

Hoy tenemos de nuevo con nosotros a Alejandro Hernández, licenciado en Derecho, empresario, formador y conferenciante. Alejandro lleva mas de 20 años impartiendo conferencias y seminarios sobre habilidades directivas por todo el mundo. Es propietario de varias empresas como Nichi Seijo y Estudia USA. También ha sido responsable para España y Portugal de Bang & Olufsen. Alejandro estuvo con nosotros en dos episodios anteriores del podcast que te recomiendo mucho que escuches: Negociar es fácil - Técnicas y estrategias Vender es fácil, si sabe cómo Cómo liderar hoy 1.- Hay una gran diferencia entre ser el típico jefe y ser un jefe que verdaderamente lidere a su equipo. Para liderar hay que implicar al equipo o persona haciéndoles participes y no simplemente communicar lo que queremos, sin importar que es lo que piensa el colaborador, y lo que propone. Comunica el objetivo y seguidamente preguntar ¿Qué propones tú? No tiene sentido contratar personas inteligentes para decirles cómo tienen que hacer las cosas. Los colaboradores que se sienten importantes producen mayores resultados. 2.- Ha veces el jefe se llena de tareas que no le corresponden y se van cargando de trabajo y problemas, digamos que el empleado o colaborador se cuelga un poco en su jefe y el jefe se siente imprescindible. No puedes tener un sueldo de jefe y hacer tareas que no te corresponden. Cuando alguien viene con problemas también tiene que venir con propuestas para solucionar el problema, sino se convierte en parte del problema. 3.- La siperosis y la esquerosis. Todo líder debe de intentar evitar en su equipo este tipo de comportamientos. Cómo lidiar con la siperosis y esquerosis. 4.- Lo que no podemos delegar como jefes es el control. Controlar no es buscar solo los fallos también hay que preguntar por los éxitos. Primero hablamos del éxito de nuestro colaborador y luego hablamos de fracasos. Éxitos ¿Por qué? y fracasos igual que antes ¿Qué propones tú? 5.- Ser jefe conlleva también tener que comunicar cosas que no gustan, despedir a alguien, dar alguna noticia etc. No debemos andar justificando ni dando vueltas. Evitar la contraargumentación y dar explicaciones. 6.- Qué pasa cuando un empleado o colaborador no cumple con la faena, llega tarde y esta actitud se va repitiendo. Lo normal es que le caiga una buena bronca. Hacemos lo mismo, tú que propones para solucionar esto. Cuando tu emoción sube tu inteligencia baja. https://josemiguelgarcia.net

Isabel knows how to bring a project to life. In New York City she worked with Dot Dash Lighting Design on the Award winning project Manus X Machina for the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art and collaborated with OMA - http://oma.eu/projects/manus-x-machina-fashion-in-an-age-of-technology. Also BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group was a client she worked close together with. Isa recently moved back to Spain and is again working with very interesting clients to create visionary projects and perform on excellence in Lighting Design and Architecture. Her latest project is about to open she collaborated with Bang & Olufsen. I am very excited to speak with her about her journey! Also check out http://a-pdi.org/ if you are in Spain looking for a place to connect with the local Lighting Design industry. Please find out or get in touch with Isa at http://www.mibanqueta.com/ Regarding the senior lighting designer positions available and connection help, please get in touch on instagram: thomas_mnich The Light Lounge is produced by Thomas Mnich www.thomasmnich.com

Music from 2000-2005 - mainly stuff I used to play on my newly acquired iPod and Bang & Olufsen headphones..Jay Z, Pharrell, Rosario Dawson, Beyonce, Outkast, Black Eyed Peas and more....

Bienvenidos a Aparatos y Doctores con LuisGyG, el podcast de GSK pensado en los profesionales de la salud. En esta primera edición, Luis nos platica sobre una pulsera para el Apple Watch, el nuevo reloj Fitbit Versa y, para los amantes de la música, nos recomienda un nuevo altavoz de Bang & Olufsen. También conversamos con Heidi Padilla sobre el portal Salud GSK Pro y entrevistamos a Carlos Fernández de Lara, editor general de la revista TecReview.

The calm before the MWC storm... Abbas recounts his travels to the Samsung MENA Forum in Rome. Daanesh isn't convinced by the pricing on the Lenovo Yoga 920. Mike gushes (as usual) about Bang & Olufsen's newest headphones. Other topics of interest: OSN & Netflix joining forces Is Nest officially launched in the UAE? Apple HomePod grey market prices aren't too crazy

We are told these days that athletes are “brands”. Digital and social media has given them unprecedented tools of direct communication. So does that mean you can just find your audience, tell your story, engage your followers and then sponsorship dollars will roll in? Ehsen Shah, MD of B Engaged, guiding some major footballers through this particular opportunity/problem. What they have to do, how they have to act, who they have to listen to and how they react to ‘haters’ or tough times on the pitch? Topic breakdown:  1.48 Ehsen Shah introduces himself 2.07 The principles he applies to building a player’s brand 2.45 Handling different personalities like Mesut Ozil v Hector Bellerin 3.30 The background to B Engaged 4.34 How important is a player’s social media game? 5.30 Why even Cristiano Ronaldo needs social media skills 6.01 Coping with non-believers in sports social media 8.30 How the conversations with agents have changed 9.40 How Gareth Bale got ahead of the game 11.08 What analytics are sought by brands 13.02 The org chart of B Engaged 14.45 Why a commission approach leads to bad deals 16.02 How you contact a brand about sponsoring a player 17.37 Fitting a player with a brand. Taking the conversation beyond an email 18.52 The best players partnership he has done - Bang & Olufsen  21.19 The timescale for the deal 22.20 The ROI. Driving from social media to the purchase point 23.19 Helping players cope with hater on social media 25.01 Posting for players v players posting themselves 28.04 Why Instagram is taking over in players’ minds. And why they ignore Twitter 30.45 The Andre Santos example 31.15 How the posting by players has changed because “no-one cares about the truth”. Threats to their family 33.10 Fans, the media and the changing nature of the sporting narrative 34.26 Coping with “focusing on football” and not going out 36:16 Filtering out the signal from the noise. Breaking down the sentiment analysis 37.32 Whether players will become competitive to brands and so should they share content? 40.20 Dealing with a club’s communications staff. What those conversations entail. 43.17 The future for player’s social media and marketing. What content will be produced? Netflix, Amazon etc 46.15 The platforms. Their strength and the problems of fitting in Snapchat 48.41 Where B Engaged might go and the countries they will develop into. Offline v Online opportunities.

In this episode we talk to Brad Paton, Head of Digital at AFL club Richmond. We catch Brad in the middle of one of Richmond’s most successful seasons for many years. He talks to us about the impact the team’s on-field success has on his ability to connect with and grow the club’s fan base. Brad has a team of 7 people who focus on content production, social media and web production. The team has two key areas of focus: driving membership sales through digital and supporting commercial partnerships. Brad talks about the example of the commercial partnership they have with Bang & Olufsen, for whom they developed an integrated marketing campaign called Jungle Beats that allowed players to curate their own playlists and share with fans. Brad talks about the balance between running an internal digital marketing agency as well as an always-on, internal news agency. He talks about his career, whether he is really an Essendon or a Richmond supporter, the Telstra online rights deal, the role of Facebook in connecting with fans and how virtual reality could be the next big thing for sport.

Get all links mentioned in the episode:https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/033-the-semiregular-show-self-improving-with-michael-jayaranjan Skip through the episode:Catch up from last episode {07:00}Moving away from the corporate world {07:48}Bang & Olufsen; brand and good design {11:57}Travel plans and work/life balance {19:57}B2B vs B2C {25:57}Going to a Tony Robbins event to ‘crew’ {30:35}Sri Lanka, B&O customers and travel plans {44:29}Reading more books {53:40}Life-changing docos {57:45}Podcasts we’re listening to {01:05:14}Melbourne chatter {01:07:40}What’s good on Youtube {01:15:45}

Esta semana tenemos de nuevo con nosotros en el podcast Emprendedores Digitales a Alejandro Hernández, empresario, conferenciante y autor de los libros “Negociar es fácil, si sabe cómo”, “Vender es fácil, si sabe cómo” y “Negociación para Dummies”. Lleva 20 años impartiendo conferencias y seminarios sobre habilidades directivas. Alejandro es licenciado en Derecho, profesor asociado del Instituto de Empresa de la Escuela de Empresarios de Valencia (EDEM) y también de la Fundación para el Desarrollo Empresarial (FUNDESEM). Es propietario de varias empresas como Nichi Seijo y Campamentos USA. También es el responsable para España y Portugal de Bang & Olufsen. Esta semana tenemos sorteo, y Alejandro nos regala 1 hora de consultoría para el ganador de esta semana. Puedes hablar directamente con Alejandro de las dudas que tengas sobre ventas, negociación y liderazgo. http://josemiguelgarcia.net

Hela gänget är tillbaka för att spekulera gällande de kommande PlayStation-konsolerna och att tråna över den snyggaste konsolen någonsin? Nämligen Xbox One S med sin hutlöst snygga Bang Olufsen-design. Markus Sjöland – Twitter @MrPaNtsONhEaD Markus Blomstrand – Twitter @pointnpraise Roger Nilsson – Twitter @Gamerpappan Ladda ner som MP3-fil

CEDIA 2015 Each year CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association) holds an event where the industry gathers to show off their wares. Kinda like a mini-CES, but also like a best of CES, we've been to a few of these and actually enjoy the show more than CES. It takes the parts of CES that we are interested in and compresses it down to a more manageable show. We didn't go this year but that won't stop us from talking about some of the products we think are interesting. This year the show was from October 14-17 in Dallas, TX. Sony Electronics Announces 4K Home Theater Projectors at CEDIA 2015 Sony Electronics is expanding its home theater line-up by announcing new projectors at CEDIA 2015. The new projectors include the VPL-VW665ES and VPL-VW365ES, which deliver native 4K resolution and a new long-lasting lamp gives both up to 6,000 hours of performance, with high brightness and high contrast for even more vibrant images.   The VPL-VW665ES is compatible with HDMI input of HDR (High Dynamic Range) content with a 300,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Sony is developing HDR support across its portfolio and the VPL-VW665ES gives home cinema enthusiasts the opportunity to experience total immersion in whatever they are watching. The new VPL-VW665ES and VPL-VW365ES use advanced SXRD™ panels for a native 4K picture, with no artificial manipulation of pixels.   Both new models allow users to enjoy up-to-date 4K content services through the latest connectivity options using the latest HDMI standard and HDCP 2.2. The new projectors will be available in October 2015 at a suggested retail price of $3,999 for the VPL-HW65ES, $9,999 for the VPL-VW365ES and $14,999 for the VPL-VW665ES. SunBriteTV Unveils 84-, 55-Inch Outdoor 4K TVs SunBriteTV has announced its entry into 4K UHD with two new outdoor televisions, including an 84-inch Pro Series model (SB-8418UHD), its largest screen size to date, and a 55-inch Signature Series unit (SB-5574UHD). Designed for permanent outdoor installation, both the SB-8418UHD and the SB-5574UHD feature weatherproofing technology that protects internal components from rain, snow, dust, salt corrosion, insects, and humidity. Specialized high-brightness anti-glare screens differ from those of indoor televisions for a 3840 x 2160p 4K UHD viewing experience. Both units come with a 20W detachable weatherproof speaker bar.   Shipping dates and pricing for both units will be released later this year. The SB-8418UHD, part of SunBriteTV's Pro Series, also features a glass shield to provide extra protection for the LED panel. The unit has an (800 NIT) LED screen and Direct Sunlight-Readable capability with a built-in heating and cooling systems that keep it operating in temperatures from -40° to 122°F. The SB-5574UHD has a 3.5-inch depth and is fully functional in temperatures from -24° to 122°F. Epson Unveils New Line of Premium Ultra-Bright Pro Cinema Projectors Epson unveiled an expanded line of Full HD 1080p Ultra-Bright Pro Cinema Projectors, the Epson®  Pro Cinema G6970WU, Pro Cinema G6570WU, Pro Cinema 4855WU, and wireless Pro Cinema 1985. Featuring up to 6,000 lumens of color brightness and 6,000 lumens of white brightness. Epson's latest projectors provide custom installers, sports and AV enthusiasts versatile solutions specifically designed to provide exceptional image quality and wireless connectivity in large, open ambient light environments that compete directly with traditional flat panels.   The Pro Cinema 1985 wireless projector shines bright and supports the latest in connectivity – transforming the projector into a versatile home entertainment hub. Users can stream media from a smartphone, tablet, or laptop using wireless projection with Miracast® and Intel® WiDi. For brilliant entertainment right out of the box, the projector features built-in sound and two HDMI® ports to connect cable and satellite boxes, gaming consoles and more. In addition, the Pro Cinema 1985 supports MHL-enabled devices, including Chromecast, Roku®4 and Amazon® Fire TV Stick.   Pro Cinema G6970WU: $6,999 MSRP, 6,000 lumens Pro Cinema G6570WU: $5,499 MSRP, 5,200 lumens Pro Cinema 4855WU: $3,099 MSRP, 4,000 lumens Pro Cinema 1985: $2,499 MSRP, 4,800 lumens   The Pro Cinema G6970WU, G6570WU and 1985 will be available in November through CEDIA and specialty dealers. The Pro Cinema 4855WU is shipping now. Control4 Delivers Enhanced Smart Home Security and Entertainment Experiences Control4 released OS 2.8, the latest version of its smart home operating system. With OS 2.8, Control4 rolls out a reimagined smart home security experience that easily integrates with today's leading security systems, smart locks and cameras; offers native streaming of music services from Pandora, Deezer, and TIDAL; and updates other capabilities to make it easy for Control4 homeowners to search, browse, listen and watch their favorite media. Additionally, OS 2.8 delivers a number of enhanced dealer tools, most notably the ability to back up Control4 projects to the cloud and all-new “experience” drivers that simplify the creation of personalized smart home experiences.   Specifically, Control4 OS 2.8 brings several key new home security enhancements, including: A new user interface for families to arm or disarm their systems – or get emergency help – with a single tap directly on their touch screens, TV remotes, smart tablets, and mobile phones. A new iOS and Android mobile interface to manage smart locks, for family members to easily lock or unlock a door, add or delete users, and grant temporary home access. All security zones are now available in a single interface and simplifies the management of all the security zones in the smart home, including the ability to close a gate or a garage door with a single tap. A new searchable event-history agent that records security incidents throughout the home to provide a sequenced and contextual understanding of activity, which in turn can be used to inform homeowners via mobile alerts and push-notifications that are timely and relevant.   Control4 has also announced new “experience” drivers that help simplify programming for highly-personal experiences inside of a Control4 Smart Home. The all-new MockupancyTM capability remembers the every-day routines and actions of the household within the home, allowing a Control4 homeowner to play back those routines and actions while they are away – simulating the organic feel of an occupied residence. Specifically, Mockupancy can coordinate lighting, shades, and even TV entertainment and music streaming to mimic normal household occupancy. The all-new Snapshot driver simplifies the capture of the current state of connected devices throughout the home, including lighting, entertainment and comfort control. A dealer can then program the system to recall the scene with a single tap or button press. The driver database has expanded to integrate over 9,500 compatible devices; Control4 has released free drivers for over 700 devices since the acquisition of Extra Vegetables in September of 2014, including popular smart devices from Amazon, Sony, Samsung, TiVo, Hunter Douglass, Bang & Olufsen, and Bowers & Wilkins among many others. IC720 full 360 x 360 DIY home security camera The security manufacturer IC Realtime has been innovating in the camera category for a long time. At the 2015 CEDIA Expo, dealers can see the company's new IC720 camera. Utilizing IC Realtime's 360-degree by 360-degree virtual reality technologies, users can see 360-degrees horizontally and 360-degrees vertically in HD in real time. The IC720 is a pro-level product with a 24-megapixel dual-sensor 4K virtual PTZ product that works with IC Realtime's app. The ALLie is a $599 product for DIY'ers. ALLie incorporates Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and 8GBs of memory. LP Smart Products Collaborates With Elite Home Theater Seating To Design Smart Seating Of The Future Leggett & Platt Smart Products announced a collaboration with Elite Home Theater Seating Inc. at CEDIA EXPO to create technology-enabled, high-end theater chairs that can detect human occupancy. The seating combines LP Smart Products' LPSense® and LPConnect® technology in its launch of LPConnect Package with Elite's luxury handmade theater seating. The LPConnect Package can be implemented into any piece of home furniture and includes several customizable features including auto stop safety control, easy integration with existing automation systems, memory presets, and control over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth low energy, and Zigbee.   When implemented into Elite's theater chairs, individual preferences can be stored into memory presets using LPSense and LPConnect. Its LPSense technology uses capacitive sensing to detect human presence and trigger actions based on activity, such as playing or pausing a movie when the user gets in or out of the theater chair. The chair and other connected furniture can also be programmed to adjust room settings with its LPConnect technology. Fibaro gesture control and first Wi-Fi-enabled doorbell/intercom/security camera To enable gesture control of devices connected to Fibaro's Home Center 2 Z-Wave hub, the company developed a battery-operated panel that can be placed behind picture frames, behind walls or under countertops to sense the capacitance of a moving hand. The panel recognizes six gestures: up, down, left, right, circle left, and circle right. It also recognizes combinations of gestures. Consumers would program in the devices or scenes that a gesture would control. The panel, called the Swipe, will be available the end of November at a targeted $149.   The company's first intercom/doorbell with integrated camera features Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Power over Ethernet. The device, called the Fibaro Intercom, gets power from an existing doorbell system. It uses motion and sound sensing to launch 4K video recording, sends doorbell video over Wi-Fi for in-house or remote viewing on a mobile device, and incorporates Bluetooth. With Bluetooth, the Intercom senses when an authorized user's phone is within a set range, then automatically sends a 12-volt signal to unlock a connected electronic lock. Also to unlock a connected electronic lock, users rotate the device's bezel to enter a numeric security code. It will be available in December at around $500. Kaleidescape Unveils Strato 4K HDR Movie Player, New Alto Players, Terra Server The award-winning Kaleidescape Strato is the world's first and only 4K Ultra HD high-dynamic-range movie player. Strato plays movies in true 4K Ultra HD at up to 60 frames per second, without startup delays, buffering messages, or quality drops that are so common with streaming services. Strato supports lossless multichannel audio including Dolby Atmos, and bit-stream pass-through of Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. The Strato onscreen user interface is also displayed in 4K Ultra HD, at 60 frames per second, resulting in fluid animation and a stunning visual impact.   Strato can be purchased with or without an internal 6 TB hard drive that can store up to 100 4K Ultra HD movies, 150 Blu-ray quality movies, or 900 DVD quality movies. Strato equipped with internal movie storage can be used standalone or in a system with other Encore components. Strato without internal storage plays movies from any movie server or disc server in its Encore system.   Kaleidescape Terra stores movies on hard drives and serves them to movie players in the home network. Terra also provides computing and caching services that enhance the performance of Strato and Alto players. A single Terra can simultaneously serve up to seven 4K movies, or up to 15 Blu-ray quality movies. Sonos Over in the whole-house audio category, wireless category leader Sonos is not resting on its past accomplishments. A few weeks ago the company introduced its new Play:5 active loudspeaker that incorporates new drivers, amplification, crossover networks and a new industrial design. Headlining its software tweaks, the company has added its TruePlay auto room equalization technology.   Demonstrating the technology, Sonos asks dealers to watch a quick video that shows how simple the EQ is. Taking approximately 55 seconds, TruePlay uses the microphone in users' iOS devices to measure room interactions. Once completed, TruePlay cleans up common sound issues such as muddy bass and smeared top end. Summing up the technology, Sonos states it underscores its pursuit of “pure musical truth.” The tenets of its musical truth include full-frequency clarity, stereo imaging and well defined bass performance.  

Minter Dialogue Episode #120 — This interview is with Steve Grout, CEO of Tangent Snowball, a digital agency, specialized in connecting data, technology and creativity with strategy. In this interview, Steve and I discuss a wide range of topics around digital marketing for brands, with a particular focus on digital marketing for luxury brands, where Steve has experience working with luxury brands including Bentley, Jaguar, Dunhill and Bang & Olufsen. Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on themyndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on @mdial. And, if you liked the podcast, please take a moment of your precious time to go over to iTunes to rate the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

Aufgrund diverser Umständlichkeiten ist das Experiment, jeden Tag nach dem IFA-Besuch aus dem Hotel zu podcasten gleich an Tag 2 gescheitert. Dafür dann jetzt eine Doppel-Folge für den IFA-Freitag und Samstag. Ich war unter anderem bei Creative, Sennheiser und Bang & Olufsen. Außerdem habe ich mich mit Timo Hetzel getroffen und war abends auf der 20-Jahr-Feier meiner Firma.

In a private room on the top floor of Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge, hordes of glamorous and mainly very young Chinese women (and the odd man) are packed around a Steinway piano on a stage in the middle of the room. Blow-dried, designer-clad with shopping bags at their feet, they’re drinking champagne and nibbling canapés, excitedly anticipating the evening's star attraction. ... Classical musicians have long been considered dusty, dry figures, but in China, 31-year-old Yundi and his more internationally known rival Lang Lang are treated as rock stars. They've inspired what's being called “piano fever; an estimated 50 million young Chinese now learn the instrument that until recently was banned as “decadent”. Hordes of fans follow Yundi (born Li Yundi) wherever he goes. In last year's Chinese classical music charts, he had 11 albums in the top 15, while his latest recording of Beethoven's sonatas went platinum – two feats unprecedented not just in the classical world, but in the entire Chinese music market. A one-billion-strong audience watched his televised performance at the Chinese Spring Festival Gala, with 10,000 in the auditorium. On Weibo (China’s Twitter) he has 14.5 million followers, who react in fury to anyone who dares even mildly criticise their hero, and is one of the top 10 Chinese celebrities discussed on the service. When he announced his idol was Chopin, the dead composer's biography began racing up the Chinese book charts. He advertises Rolex and Bang & Olufsen and is the “image ambassador” to Super Boys – China's answer to Pop Idol. Last year his Dream Tour – the largest classical tour in Chinese history – took in 33 cities, with tickets selling out in only 12 minutes. “Nobody had ever done anything like this before,” says Yundi, sitting in a hotel bar, the morning after the Harvey Nichols showcase. In China, Yundi leads a superstar lifestyle, even though he lists his hobbies as “drinking tea and listening to jazz. Based in Beijing, he hangs out with actors, models and singers (the Chinese media has long speculated about his alleged gay relationship with a Taiwanese pop star, though I'm reliably informed he has a girlfriend). ... Everything changed in 2000 when he beat 93 contestants to the Chopin prize. “Suddenly I was a national hero, meeting our prime minister and president, everyone’s attention is on me, it was all engagements, interviews, invitations.” He signed with Deutsche Grammophon, but refused the expected route of non-stop touring and recording, instead moving to Hanover for five years’ more study. “I wanted to slowly develop, to focus without disturbance.” DG was frustrated by his reluctance to cash in. Yundi smiles. “Practising for six hours a day, so much time alone with yourself, just with music. It makes me very strong.” While most classical musicians are pushed into playing any and every genre in an attempt to woo the masses, Yundi refuses to dilute his repertoire. “I don't do crossover, I don't change my style,” he says firmly. “I share what I do with young people; if they want different music they can find it in a different area.” It's hard not to read such comments as digs at Lang Lang, Yundi's long-standing rival and exact contemporary. Rumour has it that Lang Lang's father reportedly told one symphony orchestra manager that his son would not play with them if a future concert was booked with Yundi and in 2009 the boy from Beijing had Yundi dropped by Universal (Deutsche's parent label), saying the label only had room for one Chinese pianist. The following year, however, Lang Lang defected to Sony. In a counter-strike, Yundi returned to Universal for $3 million, the exact figure that tempted Lang Lang to defect. Lang Lang's “team” is said to be responsible for scurrilous rumours about Yundi's personal life. Now the Chinese media gleefully pits the pair against each other, like the Beatles versus the Stones. While flashy Lang Lang is the Party's and international favourite, the shyer – also seen as more poetic – Yundi is the Chinese people's favourite. As arts critic Norman ­Lebrecht summarises: “Lang Lang is a global brand, Yundi a national dish.” The mention of Lang Lang's name is the only time Yundi becomes mildly agitated. “I don't know him, we've been at the same event but we've never met, I've never seen him play,” he says. “Talent comes through the work. There's a lot of good talent out there and we support everybody.” He then adds, meaningfully, that his favourite pianists are Israeli. As I see it, Lang Lang relishes the spotlight – and the rivalry. Yundi, on the other hand, has become increasingly adept at playing the marketing game, but would be ­happier without it. “Only music can define me,” he ­says passionately. This may be so, but the flailing classical world is hyping him as a potential saviour, with all its focus being directed towards the Chinese market. Last year, 10 per cent of China's music sales were classical, and the figure is rising, compared with three per cent in the United States. “I'm very happy that so many children are learning the piano because of me,” Yundi says. “Music is magical and it shouldn't be something kept far away in a museum. It's like black and white in fashion, some people see it as boring, but it will never go out of style.”