Podcast appearances and mentions of brian dennett

Today's HeadlinesNetwork of believers in Myanmar already in place to bring earthquake aidRocket fire and Israeli strikes test ceasefireHave you written a blank check to God?

Today's HeadlinesCourt cases and assassination over Quran burnings show Europe is under pressureChurch planter takes Indonesia's Aceh province as his mission fieldThree “quiet crises” among Christian leaders

I was unable to get Josh Greenbaum and Brian Dennett together for an on-the-ground podcast at ASUG Tech Connect in November, but the show provoked important talks on RISE, clean core, and why SAP projects need enterprise architects. Those topics aren't going away, so we got together virtually to make sense of what we learned - and what's next. With looming ERP deadlines on the one hand, and modernization/AI on the other, it's a crucial year for SAP. The role of the S/4HANA public cloud edition is in the middle of this also. That's plenty for this discussion, which starts out on a humorous note as the cities and shows blurred together for your host. Note: there are more podcasts from this show, including an ASUG collaboration on Enterprise Architects coming soon - and my on the ground taping with Jelena Perfiljeva of the Boring Enterprise Nerds on SAP developer issues, clean core debates and more: https://jonerp.podbean.com/e/asug-tech-connect-review-jelena-perfiljeva-of-boring-enterprise-nerds/

I was unable to get Josh Greenbaum and Brian Dennett together for an on-the-ground podcast at ASUG Tech Connect in November, but the show provoked important talks on RISE, clean core, and why SAP projects need enterprise architects. Those topics aren't going away, so we got together virtually to make sense of what we learned - and what's next. With looming ERP deadlines on the one hand, and modernization/AI on the other, it's a crucial year for SAP. The role of the S/4HANA public cloud edition is in the middle of this also. That's plenty for this discussion, which starts out on a humorous note as the cities and shows blurred together for your host. Note: there are more podcasts from this show, including an ASUG collaboration on Enterprise Architects coming soon - and my on the ground taping with Jelena Perfiljeva of the Boring Enterprise Nerds on SAP developer issues, clean core debates and more: https://jonerp.podbean.com/e/asug-tech-connect-review-jelena-perfiljeva-of-boring-enterprise-nerds/

Today's HeadlinesU.S. flights to Haiti suspended after Monday shooting, aid deliveries limitedBethlehem Bible College empowers next generation of Christian leaders in war zoneOnce in fear, a girl in Lebanon shares God's love

Today's HeadlinesSabotage of Hezbollah pagers leaves “a sense that war is at the gates”“Resources are very scarce” after severe flooding in IndiaOvercoming misconceptions for church planting among the Deaf

Today's HeadlinesAMG provides struggling Haitians with hope and healthcareChristian soldiers are a light for Christ in Israel's militaryMultiplying ministry impact in the MENA

Today's HeadlinesAMG helps Filipino families overcome Gaemi destructionWorst flooding in Kerala state in 6 years; 158 people killedWhy the 1980s were “the Reformation” in the Deaf world

Today's HeadlinesWorld Refugee Day highlights growing crisisWhy does Pakistan's blasphemy law lead to mob violence?On Eagles Wings Prepares and Encourages Young Native Leaders

On the final afternoon of SAP Sapphire, Jon sat down with Brian Dennett for a sleep deprivation show review. Brian's SAP adventures have landed him with a partner that is expert on RISE and BTP, so it was the perfect time to dig into the pros and cons of RISE, where the value lies, and whether "clean core" is a crucial concept for SAP customers - or a marketing/commercial catch phrase. Also: what is the "BTP economy," and why should customers cast a wide net when it comes to their implementation partner moving forward? Jon also shares some of his customer feedback and surprises: including customer advocacy of the S/4HANA public cloud edition. We wrap with a brief chat about cynicism versus open-minded curiosity in the role of market analysis.

On the final afternoon of SAP Sapphire, Jon sat down with Brian Dennett for a sleep deprivation show review. Brian's SAP adventures have landed him with a partner that is expert on RISE and BTP, so it was the perfect time to dig into the pros and cons of RISE, where the value lies, and whether "clean core" is a crucial concept for SAP customers - or a marketing/commercial catch phrase. Also: what is the "BTP economy," and why should customers cast a wide net when it comes to their implementation partner moving forward? Jon also shares some of his customer feedback and surprises: including customer advocacy of the S/4HANA public cloud edition. We wrap with a brief chat about cynicism versus open-minded curiosity in the role of market analysis.

Today's HeadlinesModi, BJP win troublesome for India's religious minoritiesHelp church planters bring the Gospel where it's never been beforeOn Eagles' Wings: becoming fit for Kingdom service

Today's HeadlinesHope of a brighter future is a distant memory for Sudanese ChristiansAMG expanding work in PakistanTrailblazing faith: MAF's first Haitian pilot/mechanic inspires hope

Today's HeadlinesUSCIRF releases annual report; recommends Nigeria be on CPC listChristians face re-arrests, attacks in MyanmarOne man counts the cost, yet “Jesus is worth it all”

Today's HeadlinesMyanmar mandates draft; young people fleeNigerian extremists repay Christian hospitality with murderFrom overlooked to chosen: Deaf leaders attend 24:14 conference

Today's HeadlinesMyanmar military church bombing kills 11 believersBible translation continues despite Sudan warWhen someone hears Scripture in their language for the first time

Today's HeadlinesAMG International provides help, hope to suffering in MyanmarChina's economic downturn is good news for the Great CommissionGet emergency food to the starving in Africa

Today's HeadlinesRebel alliance threatens Myanmar military governmentPersecution leads to pioneering in Chinese churchesHow The Jesus Film is reaching northern Ghana

Today's HeadlinesIranians are collateral damage of Iran-Hamas partnershipGospel truth taking more ground amid hostilityChristians need help taking Gospel to dangerous places

Today's HeadlinesCalls for freedom persist in IranAMG International offers long-term hope to quake survivors in TürkiyeSyrian refugee meets Jesus on the Mediterranean

Today's HeadlinesIndia extends FCRA expiration, giving some ministries breathing roomAMG helps persecuted Christians rebuild in PakistanGo Christmas shopping for a child in the former Soviet Union!

Today's HeadlinesConflict in Myanmar surges following new EU sanctionsPolitical opponents call for more protests in KenyaNew Bible study developed for oral cultures

Today's HeadlinesQuestions and caution surround Nigeria's new presidentAid groups struggle to reach survivors two weeks after Cyclone MochaNicotine: a socially-acceptable addiction?

I haven't caught up with Brian Dennett in a few years. After honing his tech chops in AI startups, Dennett is back in SAP land as an SAP Mentor. I was pleased to learn, during our conversation, he is keeping the tradition of the outspoken/critical/a little grouchy SAP Mentor alive. Dennett has strong views on the SAP Datasphere news, SAP's cloud business model transition challenges, and the future of SAP TechEd. This on-site podcast discussion also weaves in a few of my recent interviews and digging on SAP's hot Sapphire topics.

I haven't caught up with Brian Dennett in a few years. After honing his tech chops in AI startups, Dennett is back in SAP land as an SAP Mentor. I was pleased to learn, during our conversation, he is keeping the tradition of the outspoken/critical/a little grouchy SAP Mentor alive. Dennett has strong views on the SAP Datasphere news, SAP's cloud business model transition challenges, and the future of SAP TechEd. This on-site podcast discussion also weaves in a few of my recent interviews and digging on SAP's hot Sapphire topics.

Today's HeadlinesSudan crisis: WHO issues biohazard warningStarvation cult death toll climbs in KenyaIs it wrong to evangelistically share your Christian faith?

Today's HeadlinesWithout education, refugee children are targets for extremismMyanmar military attacks civilian gathering, killing 100Messianic Jews face increasing pressure in Israel

Today's HeadlinesWhile Tinubu wins Nigeria's presidential election, Christians aren't placing their hope in politicsElection plans move forward in TürkiyeNew podcast examines Asbury revival

Today's HeadlinesHaiti loses remaining lawmakersMourners continue to pay their respects to Pope Benedict XVIChristian threatened with blasphemy over parking dispute

Today's HeadlinesPeru declares state of emergencyCry Out connects Christians from a Muslim backgroundFor prisoners, it's the loneliest time of the year

Today's HeadlinesProtestor execution marks shift in IranPresident of Peru arrestedSAT-7 reaches Christians in rural Turkey

Today's HeadlinesQatar hosts World Cup amid persecution concernsIndonesia earthquake displaces 73,000Gospel backpacks provide hope in Ukraine

Today's HeadlinesUSCIRF report highlights Nigeria's blasphemy lawsMilitary airstrike kills 80 at Myanmar concertJESUS: Most translated film in history releases 2,000th language

Today's Headlinesal-Shabab looks to replace al-QaedaMyanmar military has burned down over 28,000 homesSAT-7 show addresses loneliness among MENA Christian youth

Today's HeadlinesIn Myanmar, soldiers admit to atrocitiesKentucky floods kill at least 37Bullying not exclusive to Western hemisphere

Today's HeadlinesBangladesh sees worst flooding in a centuryColombia elects first leftist presidentShiloh Centers provide haven for Christian leaders

Today's HeadlinesAmnesty: Myanmar junta has likely committed war crimesOf jihad and Jesus: spiritual strongholds expand in AfricaIndian father goes from alcoholic to ambassador for Christ

Today's HeadlinesNigeria fails to protect next generationMyanmar military arrests pastorsBFTW sends Gospels of John to Ukraine

Today's Headlines12,000 refugees cross from Myanmar into ThailandRussia uses forced conscription in the Donbas regionThe International Day for the Unreached is June 5

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Enable.Ai's CEO Brian Dennett has parsed data for companies selling everything from toothpaste to snowboards during his career, but now he focuses on helping marketers and ad agencies unlock the "magical thinking" of data leveraging. Hear him talk "death to promoter score," the importance of risk management in tech decisions, and what bands he likes to listen to while deep inside the data. Dennett joins our host and partner Ben Reno-Weber from Microsoft's Future of Work Imitative for our final episode of Flyover Future's Innovators podcast inaugural season. Catch up all 12 episodes here.

Season 2 | Episode 24: Enable.Ai is a social media analytics solution making cutting edge machine learning and natural language approachable to business users. It provides better performance metrics by identifying real moments of engagement and delivers insights on how to build better content for your audience. Brian comes from the Enterprise software world, having led efforts at recognized brands like Johnson & Johnson, Burton Snowboards, and Colgate-Palmolive. Eric has worked in startups for over 20 years including exits at Tech Republic and Telapoint. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awesomeinc/message

In their second podcast from Sapphire Now 2018, Jon Reed and guest Brian Dennett move on from SAPpy talk to discuss Brian's startup, Enable AI, and why they are taking a practical approach to AI as augmented intelligence. Brian shares his view on why AI and ML are getting market traction, and the customer problems that Enable AI is tackling. Brian also advises on how companies should get started with "AI," and why data scientists are not necessarily required. Though this is not an SAP-focused podcast, the guys briefly touch on how customer-focused AI projects tie into a C/4HANA and Leonardo context at one point or another. 

In their second podcast from Sapphire Now 2018, Jon Reed and guest Brian Dennett move on from SAPpy talk to discuss Brian's startup, Enable AI, and why they are taking a practical approach to AI as augmented intelligence. Brian shares his view on why AI and ML are getting market traction, and the customer problems that Enable AI is tackling. Brian also advises on how companies should get started with "AI," and why data scientists are not necessarily required. Though this is not an SAP-focused podcast, the guys briefly touch on how customer-focused AI projects tie into a C/4HANA and Leonardo context at one point or another. Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes. 

In Jon's annual Sapphire Now event review, he has a new guest, Brian Dennett of Enable AI, who was also part of the SAP blogger program coverage. Jon and Brian hash out the messages of the show, including the "intelligent enterprise" messaging and whether the Leonardo aspects actually made sense this year. They discuss Brian's pick for the sleeper announcement of the show, Master Data Management as a service, and why it matters. The guys share their findings from their often-spirited blogger sessions; Brian explains why has a philosophical difference with SAP on their "AI" approach. The guys wrap by giving their letter grades for the show, and Jon airs a couple of SAP gripes. Note: this recording was made on Jon's backup recording rig due to a microphone failure. Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes. 

In Jon's annual Sapphire Now event review, he has a new guest, Brian Dennett of Enable AI, who was also part of the SAP blogger program coverage. Jon and Brian hash out the messages of the show, including the "intelligent enterprise" messaging and whether the Leonardo aspects actually made sense this year. They discuss Brian's pick for the sleeper announcement of the show, Master Data Management as a service, and why it matters. The guys share their findings from their often-spirited blogger sessions; Brian explains why has a philosophical difference with SAP on their "AI" approach. The guys wrap by giving their letter grades for the show, and Jon airs a couple of SAP gripes. Note: this recording was made on Jon's backup recording rig due to a microphone failure. 

Too often, realizing SAP career dreams is seen as a process of seniority: until you have paid your dues for many years, you won't see the payback. While hard work is never a bad thing, Brian Dennett of Colgate-Palmolive has a different story: just two years into his SAP career, he was a Demo Jam finalist at SAP TechEd Phoenix 2009 (link to full SAP DemoJam replay). This was a powerful reminder that SAP career success in today's market has as much to do with late night bursts of content creation as it does with cubicle-based dues paying. To find out more about Brian's great story and get a view into his own career path, I had the opportunity to tape a live podcast with him at SAP TechEd 2009.