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Angela Luger is an experienced and well respected FTSE 250 CEO and non-executive director but nothing could have prepared her for what happened in 2022. She'd been enjoying a dream catamaran holiday in the British Virgin Islands with her American husband Michael and two other couples when tragedy struck. The couple had been snorkelling when Michael suffered a heart attack and died despite frantic efforts to save his life. Angela described it as the ‘worst hour of my life' and a police investigation was launched as it was initially treated as an unexplained death at sea. However, she told The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast, that the tragedy made her realise she owes it to Michael and her family to continue living her best life. · Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

APRIL HUTCHINSON is a doyen of the travel industry. She's the editor and publisher of TTG Luxury and has been a journalist for 30 years. However her devotion to travel has been at tremendous personal sacrifice. She was in a trip to Antarctica when she discovered her mother had died and she couldn't get back in time to attend the funeral. Then, in 2008, on a short break to Amsterdam her husband told her he didn't love her anymore and the pair got divorced. During Covid, April's beloved cat Clio died and then she herself was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer.However April has never been defined by her personal setbacks, preferring to find her salvation in travel. In the latest episode of The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast, April recalls listening to bears in Western Canada; driving on the back of a moped through the Cambodian jungle with an anti-poaching unit; meeting the last two Northern White Rhinos in Kenya; and a (brief) trip into North Korea. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What Media Studio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

Serial entrepreneur PETER HOPTON may have been successful in business but he admits his people skills left a lot to be desired. As the keen skier stood at the top of the mountain in Lake Tahoe, California, in 2019, his focus was getting to the bottom as quickly as possible. An app recorded his descent at 49mph – but then disaster struck. Peter didn't see a fast-approaching cliff and skied off the side of the mountain. He fell from the equivalent of a two-storey building and suffered horrendous injuries as he crash-landed. At one point Peter thought he was going to die – but then something amazing happened. After his brush with death Peter vowed to grab his second chance at life with both hands and become a better person and use his unique skillset to help budding entrepreneurs. Peter recalls his life-changing fall on The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What Media Studio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

RORY O'HARE is today a high-flying partner with Primas Law but looks back on a £28 silent retreat in North Wales as the holiday that changed his life. At the time Rory was living in London and routinely punching out 13-hour days but admits he'd never felt more alone. Then he saw an advert for a £28 silent retreat in North Wales and found the answers to the questions that would change the direction of his life forever. Instead of burning the midnight oil at work he slept solidly for 36 hours and woke up with a different view of the world. Rory describes the experience on The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast as the life-changing ‘reset' that he desperately needed. It not only provided him with the clarity he needed in his career but it helped him find the love of his life · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

Keen skier Philip Walsh couldn't wait to celebrate his 30th birthday by going skiing in the Canadian Rockies with some friends. However ecstasy turned to tragedy as he waited to be picked up by a helicopter in one of the most beautiful places in the world after completing his ski. His instructor suddenly pointed to an avalanche in the distance after hearing a ‘woof' sound and within seconds the group was hit by a wall of snow. “It was like being hit by a wave the size of a Ford Transit doing 70mph,” he recalled. “I was tumbled over and over like a pebble being rolled by a wave against the seashore.” He was only rescued because his hand was sticking out of the snow but two of the party were trapped under the snow and tragically died. In ‘The Holiday That Changed My Life' podcast, Philip reflects on his brush with death and why he was determined not to pass on his fears to his children when they started skiing. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

Mariam Aslam-Digger thought she could find happiness chasing the corporate dream but found peace closer to home. The youngest of five Muslim daughters Mariam always knew she was different. In her first trip back to her parents' homeland of Pakistan she admits she acted like a spoilt teenager and the disastrous holiday ended with her being bitten by a scorpion. As she grew older, she threw herself into her career but despite enjoying the trappings of success she wasn't happy and was close to burn-out. In desperation she went back on holiday to Pakistan for a second time and found some of the answers to the questions she'd spent much of her life looking for. The slower pace of life gave her time to reflect and appreciate that her parents were a lot happier in a less materialistic world than she was in her Manchester flat. When she got back to the UK she made a series of life changes – quitting her job and setting up a new business. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media‘The Holiday That Changed My Life' podcast is a What Media production and is recorded at the Ministry of Work, in Swinton, Manchester.

Emma Squire had been planning a relaxing beach walk in Sri Lanka with her family to celebrate her 20th birthday. However her excitement was rapidly replaced by blind terror as the island was hit by the devastating Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami on Boxing Day 2004 that killed 230,000 people. The waves separated her from her family and carried on her on a terrifying journey that brought her face-to-face with death. Amazingly, Emma survived and was found by her dad but she faced an agonising wait to see if her siblings and her mum had survived. In ‘The Holiday That Changed My Life' podcast, Emma reflects on how a Christmas holiday to Sri Lanka changed her approach to like forever. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hostsJen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media

Sophie Brown could have been forgiven for having a few nerves when she flew to Saint Lucia on her honeymoon with her new husband, Jonathan Wileman. That's because the stars of the hit show ‘Married At First Sight' had just met each other and their every move was being followed by a TV crew. Sophie tells The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast how she appeared on the show looking for love but found herself at the centre of a bizarre experiment watched by a TV audience of millions. However, the scrutiny didn't end when the camera crews stopped filming as she found herself being targeted by cruel social media trolls over her weight. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk · We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why. · Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCML Our hosts: Jen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen. Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast. Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What Media Studio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media The Holiday That Changed My Life podcast is a What Media production and is recorded at the Ministry of Work, in Swinton, Manchester.

When Derry Green was trapped at home with his kids in 2020 during the Covid lockdown he made a decision that would change his life. Unable to fly to Florida for their planned holiday to Disney he told his kids to pack their bags as they were going on an alternative holiday - in their bag garden in Skelmersdale! With Derry's European transport business facing an uncertain future he built a glamping pod in his garden and posted photos on Facebook – and immediately became a viral media sensation. He decided to post images of his glamping pod on Airbnb and was deluged with so many bookings he decided to turn it into a business. In ‘The holiday that changed my life' podcast, Derry reveals how he now has 12 glamping pods, a £3m business, millions of followers on social media, he appeared on Dragons' Den and has a new partner. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCMLOur hosts:Jen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen.Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast.Sponsor: Travel Seen Producer: Ellice Street, What MediaStudio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media‘The holiday that changed my life' podcast is a What Media production and is recorded at the Ministry of Work, in Swinton, Manchester.

Series 1, Episode 1 – DOMINIC McGREGOR on how surviving the 2015 Paris terror attack forced him to confront his own demons. ‘The holiday that changed my life' podcast with Jen Atkinson and Chris Maguire Friday November 13th, 2015 could have been the last day of Dominic McGregor's life – but it turned out to be the start of a new one. In the space of a few hours the entrepreneur went from the euphoria of closing a £1m investment deal with his business partner Steven Bartlett to finding himself at the centre of a terrorist attack that left 130 people dead. In ‘The holiday that changed my life' podcast, Dominic chats about the ‘work hard, play hard' culture at Social Chain, his relationship with alcohol and his fateful decision to fly to Paris to watch a football match between France and Germany at the Stade de France. However surviving the suicide bombers and gunmen wielding semi-automatic rifles on that dramatic night in Paris wasn't the end of his ordeal as the night forced him to face up to his problems of alcohol. Amazingly Dominic returned to Paris to propose to his now wife and remarkably can look back on Friday November 13th as the day that changed his life. · We'd love to hear about the holiday that changed your life. Email jen@travelseen.co.uk· We'd also like to send one lucky listener on a life-changing holiday of their own. You can nominate yourself or nominate someone deserving of a lucky break. Just email nominate@travelseen.co.uk with the reasons why.· Follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X @THTCML Our hosts Jen Atkinson is a veteran of the travel industry. The former CEO of £90m turnover company ITC Travel Group, she's now the co-founder and executive chair of Travel Seen. Chris Maguire is an award-winning editor and events host. A journalist for more than 30 years he's the executive editor of BusinessCloud and TechBlast. Producer: Ellice Street, What Media Studio engineers: James McDonald, Charlie Battson & Olivia Barrens, What Media ‘The holiday that changed my life' podcast is a What Media production and is recorded at the Ministry of Work, in Swinton, Manchester.

What is the secret to leading transformation? Sope Agbelusi is an executive coach, international speaker, husband, father of two, and the founder of MindsetShift, a leadership development company focused on developing authentic leaders. Corporately, he is sought after for his ability to help shift perspectives and install new mindsets that create lasting transformations. He has worked with respected global brands such as Google, Spotify, Morgan Stanley, Philips, KPMG, Yale University, HSBC, and more. As an innovative leader himself, Sope contributed to generating $800M+ with several teams in the automotive and engineering industry. His valuable insights have been featured on BBC World News, BBC Radio 5 Live, talkSPORT, BusinessCloud, and SOCIAlight among others. He is also the host of the Everyday Leadership Podcast, where he explores the leadership experiences of real people and how they lead from the inside out, not just the outside in. Today we discuss the biggest mindset shift needed right now, transforming the stories we tell ourselves, knowing your value and boundaries, why work-life balance doesn't exist, and how to truly lead from the inside out and create lasting transformation in your organization. What We Discuss in This Episode with Sope Agbelusi  The biggest mindset shift needed right now How COVID impacted our mindset Self-awareness and leading from the inside out Moving from Nigeria to the UK as a teenager Stepping into the fullness of who you are Having the courage to make the necessary changes in your life What does it mean to be an authentic leader Knowing your values and boundaries The key to building your self-confidence Demonstrating leadership at home Dealing with conflicting values in the workplace Embracing new career possibilities Why work-life balance doesn't exist How to create psychologically safe environments using harmony Episode Show Notes: https://leadersoftransformation.com/podcast/leadership/446-leading-from-the-inside-out-sope-agbelusi 

In this special episode of Without Borders in collaboration with the csuite podcast we talk about influence and technology trends in Europe with a panel of experts including  three key European influencers identified in our Tyto Tech 500 Power List: Sophie Proust (CTO of Atos), Dr. Andreas K. Maier (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg), and Jonathan Symcox (Editor of BusinessCloud).   What does it take to have influence in today's world? What trends will continue to shape the European tech landscape? What can we conclude about the representation of women in tech from this report? These and other questions are answered in this episode in which we look at the point of view from these three highly influential individuals featured in the Tyto Tech 500, our annual report on the tech sector, from our 3 focus countries: the UK, Germany and France.   Sophie Proust, our France business leader representative, has been the Chief Technology Officer of Atos since early 2019. Dr. Andreas Maier, our academic representative from the German Influencer list, is a researcher, professor and Head of the Pattern Recognition lab at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Jonathan Symcox is a journalist and our UK list representative. As an editor, he leads tech publications BusinessCloud and TechBlast UK.  Sophie, Andreas and Jonathan are joined by our own Zoë Clark, Head of Media and Influence at Tyto.  As well as presenting their point of view with these relevant questions, our selected country experts share how COVID has changed their outlook on tech or has impacted their work, from a business, journalist or academic perspective. Sophie, Andreas and Jonathan also share their predictions on future technology that will change the tech landscape in France, Germany and the UK respectively.   The interview was hosted by Graham Barreth of the csuite podcast.  Interested in the 2021 edition of the Tech 500? Here you can see the top 50 influencers in each country and download the full report: https://tytopr.com/tyto-tech-500-power-list-2021/   

Produced in partnership with the European PR Agency Tyto, we discuss their latest edition of the Tyto Tech 500 Power List, a publication that identifies the most influential figures in technology in the UK, France and Germany. Host Graham Barrett was joined by three of the influencers on this year's list: Sophie Proust, Chief Technology officer at ATOS, Andreas Maier, Professor, Friedrich-Alexander University, Erlangen-Nuremberg, and Jonathan Symcox, Editor at TechBlast and BusinessCloud, plus Zoe Clark, Senior Partner and Head of Media Influence at Tyto.

Join Karan in part 2 of his talk with Kylie Ying, MIT Graduate Student on how she's applying machine learning to particle physics and improving the dynamical model of a self-driving race car.

Join Karan as he speaks with Kylie Ying, MIT Graduate Student on how she is applying machine learning to particle physics and improving the dynamical model of a self-driving race car.

Join Karan Batta as he hosts Vinay Kumar, Oracle SVP Cloud Engineering as they talk about Oracle Cloud Lift Services.

Join Karan as he talks with an original OG member of #OCI​, Quais Taraki, VP of Compute.

Join Karan as he speaks with Bob Goldberg, Co-Founder and CEO of Prosper Digital Therapeutics. Prosperdtx is a digital therapeutic that combines patient data interoperability with causal machine learning technology in the delivery of healthcare.

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and executive editor Chris Maguire. We're talking about: The pros and cons of new HealthTech designed to free up hospital beds and stop the spread of Coronavirus Will Hurst of Monevo explains open banking, and what we can expect from FinTech in future – including the introduction of ‘open finance’. Finally, we demo some of the latest, lifelike AI speech synthesis from UK firm Sonatic, which plans to work with leading video game developers.

In this week's show, we're talking folding phones, smarter cities, and dating tech in honour of St. Valentine. Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. This year's Mobile World Conference has been cancelled, so we chat about what would have been this year's hot topic: folding phones. Dawn Embry from Mobica joins us after our SmartTech conference to talk Smart Cities. And as its Valentine's Day, we test our knowledge of dating tech. How many 'matches' has Tinder created since it began? Find out in the show. ____ Dr Fertility: Raising £1 million Seed Funding https://audioboom.com/posts/7422021-047-dr-fertility-raising-1-million-seed-funding The FastFoward podcast: https://audioboom.com/channels/5011031

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. We're talking about: We speak with Peak, one of the UK’s leading AI firms, about how their technology works to help clients dig into their existing data Jonathan returns from the tech incubator at Abbey Road Studios, which is investing in UK start-ups hoping to reinvent the music industry And with a new £20 note to be launched with added safety tech this month, we ask if it’s too little too late in a society going cashless _____ Find and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud Music Credit: Lee Rosevere - Making A Change

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud executive editor Chris Maguire and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. In this week’s show: - Is ‘shower tech’ a solution in search of a problem, or the next big thing? - Alistair speaks to gaming industry veteran and AI entrepreneur Dr. Michael Capps about the concept of ‘digital twinning’ and his new firm Diveplane. - Finally, we discuss the ICO’s new 15 point ‘kids code’, to weigh up tighter internet regulation against smooth online experiences.

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. In this week’s show: - Quibi is a new app offering TV show and movies of no more than 10 minutes. With the likes of Steven Spielberg on board, could this new trend be a success? - Alistair visits Slanted Theory to try out a VR experience which turns complex data and bar charts into an immersive experience - Finally, we look back at UK tech in 2019 and the new unicorns created. How many we can name – with points deducted for incorrect answers? _______ If you enjoy the show, you can find us and subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud.

In the first show of 2020, host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Trish Keating to talk all thing AI. We hear from author, Forbes contributor and chairman of IoT connectivity firm Pod Group Charles Towers-Clark. He explains his outlook for AI in the coming year. We also try our hand at a more creative use of the technology, by going on a fantasy adventure in a game powered by AI, AI Dungeon 2(https://www.aidungeon.io/)

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and guest Ross Menghini, co-founder of podcast firm Hear and Tell. In this week’s show: We demystifying the ‘digital nomad’ lifestyle with Ross, who spent a year travelling the world while working from a laptop. Amazon has unveiled a new AI which can write backing tracks for people’s music, but is any good? Finally, we discuss the value of the ‘dumbphone’ trend in getting us away from our devices this Christmas holiday. Links: Hear and Tell https://www.hearandtell.co.uk/ How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation (Buzzfeed) https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/annehelenpetersen/millennials-burnout-generation-debt-work

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud’s editor Jonathan Symcox and special guest, Roland Bryan CEO of Britain’s second-largest eCommerce platform, Wowcher. In this week's show we talk all things eCommerce tech: - The preparations needed to run a smooth peak season across Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Singles Day, Christmas shopping, January sales - How Wowcher’s platform inverts the typical shopper journey by serving those who don’t know what they want to buy - The decisions that the firm made which have kept it afloat where others have failed - Bryan’s predictions for the biggest eCommerce tech in 2020

Recently been named on BusinessCloud’s Top 101 HealthTech Innovators of 2019 list, Top 100 disruptive companies 2019 by DisruptionHub and was awarded the 2019 Horizon Prize for Improved Mobility by the EU Research and Innovation Program. Lise founded Walk With Path in 2014, based on her developments during Innovation Design Engineering, and her personal experience with Parkinson’s suffered by her father. The company launched it's first product in 2017; Path Finder, a visual cueing shoe attachment to help those with Parkinson's. The second product, a haptic feedback insole to improve balance; Path Feel, is in development. We caught up with Lise Pape, who provided a fascinating insight into a “founders life” and how the challenges she overcame shaped an idea and business that has always kept the user at the forefront of their mind. 

Demystifying Tech: Should every business create a tech accelerator? Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonthan Symcox and Tech Manchester's Patricia Keating In this week's show: - Following the release of BusinessCloud's Midlands Tech 50, we talk about the area's often under-served tech scene - Now that tech incubators are popping up inside beauty brands and recording studios, we ask if every company could benefit from starting their own - A new study says the average person uses over 40 emojis a day, but should any of those be used during work hours?

Demystifying tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud executive editor Chris Maguire and special guest Lorna Davidson, CEO of temporary recruitment platform RedWigWam. In this week's show it’s a tech recruitment special: With half of workers predicted to spend some of their hours remotely by 2020, we ask is the future of work remote? We discover the way Red Wigwam uses AI and big data to find and sort its database of workers We ask if new innovations like AI recruiter HireVue, which analyses video interviews, is powerful enough to make the right hires without human intervention. _______ Daily tech news: https://www.businesscloud.co.uk Subscribe to our newsletter: bhttps://www.businesscloud.co.uk/newsletter

Demystifying tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester's Trish Keating. In this week’s show: As private, facial recognition CCTV in King’s Cross causes outcry, we discuss the implications and responsibility of installing the new tech. We chat with Simon Swan, co-founder and CEO of recruitment agency marketplace Hiring Hub when is the right time to find a CTO and bring all that skill in the house? And finally, we play food critics as we try the world’s first pie created with artificial intelligence.

Demystifying Tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud executive editor Chris Maguire and Tech Manchester's Trish Keating. In this week’s show: As Facebook and Elon Musk reveal their research into mind-based computer interfaces, we ask if this new technology is something to start worrying about today. We talk about what it takes to be a tech entrepreneur, and if anything connects the most successful in their field. And finally, as tech businesses continue to describe themselves 'the Uber of...', we see just how effective those descriptions are with a new quiz. ____________ Tech Manchester's FastForward podcast: @fastfwdtm Latest tech news: www.businesscloud.co.uk

Demystifying tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester's Trish Keating. In this week’s show: As Instagram trials a social network without 'likes' we ask if the move will benefit its young user base. Uber has announced an 'all-in-one' membership for its services, but does market domination by a tech giant really make our lives better? And finally, are we smarter than the world's best computer vision AI? We put it to the test with images that have so far baffled the world's best tech. ________ Tech Manchester's FastForward podcast: https://soundcloud.com/fastfwdtm Latest tech news: www.businesscloud.co.uk

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Chris Maguire and a special guest Trish Keating, Executive Director of Tech Manchester to discuss: • Andy Burnham's plans for Manchester's tech sector • A new brain implant which can turn thoughts into speech • The choppy waters of tech investment gone wrong • The 'Demystifying Tech' ringtone quiz for national telephone day FastForward from Tech Manchester: https://soundcloud.com/fastfwdtm https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/fastforward/id1438089653 Mind Your Own Business from Lawrence Jones: https://soundcloud.com/lawrencejonesmbe https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/mind-your-own-business/id1259294180 Subscribe to the BusinessCloud newsletter: https://www.businesscloud.co.uk/newsletter

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Chris Maguire and tech journalists Hayley Sewell to discuss: • 'Q', the voice assistant without a gender • The MySpace mistake which cost 50 million songs • A new app which limits you to real friends

Hello and welcome to Demystifying Tech, a weekly podcast from BusinessCloud answering the tech questions you’re too afraid to ask. In today’s show, we’ll find out: • Are social media influencers breaking the law? • Can you do all your business banking through one app? • Has an international ‘cyber-war’ started under our noses?

Welcome to Demystifying Tech, a weekly podcast from BusinessCloud answering the tech questions you’re too afraid to ask. In today’s show, we’ll find out: - Can you earn money from browsing the internet? - What is the industry most excited for in 2019? with Paul Lee DTTL TMT Head of Research - Why does an egg have the most likes ever on Instagram?

In Demystifying Tech, BusinessCloud's weekly podcast, we ask the tech questions you’re too afraid to ask. In today’s show, you'll find out: • Are ‘challenger banks’ the new norm? • Can technology save the NHS? • Does any of the weird new tech from 2019’s CES have a future?

Episode 14 of the Sheffield Digital Podcast is ready for you. It’s a good one, as we interviewed two of the candidates in the upcoming Sheffield City Region mayoral election: Hannah Kitching of the Liberal Democrats and Rob Murphy from The Green Party. We asked them about their plans for the region and, in particular, what they saw for the digital sector in the future. I think you’ll find it an interesting listen and thank you to those of you who sent us questions beforehand. I hope we covered most of your suggestions. It’s worth mentioning that we did ask all four candidates from the major parties. Conservative, Ian Walker, couldn’t make the show, but did record a short response to one of our key questions separately. That follows the conversation with Hannah and Rob. And Labour’s Dan Jarvis declines to come on the podcast, but did take part in a roundtable earlier in the week. Both Chris and Mel were at that meeting and offer their thoughts on what he said in this episode too. After all that, we go through the usual new and events from around Sheffield’s digital community. In particular, Chris offers more detail on the Urban Connected Communities 5G bid following the interview I did with Mark Gannon. I hope you enjoy this rather unique episode and, as always, do get in touch to let us know what you think. Now with chapters! Our episodes are typically split into at least two sections, which include an interview and then the latest news updates. You can now easily skip between these sections if you use an app that supports chapters! Notes and links Every episode comes with a list of links to all of the various people, companies and topics that we reference. Here is that list for episode 13. Hannah Kitching (@HannahK_LD) on Twitter (https://twitter.com/hannahk_ld?lang=en-gb) Councillor Rob Murphy | Sheffield Green Party (https://sheffieldgreenparty.org.uk/about-us/councillors/rob-murphy/) Ian Walker | for Sheffield Hallam (https://www.iangwalker.co.uk/) Dan Jarvis MP (https://www.danjarvis.org/dan_jarvis_for_mayor?splash=1) Coadec | The Policy Voice of Startups (http://www.coadec.com/?COLLCC=990311107) Episode 13: Mark Gannon on dotSHF progress and Sheffield’s Urban 5G Test Bed bid – Sheffield Digital (https://sheffield.digital/posts/mark-gannon-dotshf-5g/) Building a Digital Coalition for Sheffield – Mark Gannon – Medium (https://medium.com/@markgannon/building-a-digital-coalition-for-sheffield-65997ed2a3e7) dotSHF - Sheffield's Digital Coalition - DL100 (https://www.digileaders100.com/nominee/dotshf-sheffields-digital-coalition/) Government seeks major city to lead large-scale urban 5G test project | PublicTechnology.net (https://www.publictechnology.net/articles/news/government-seeks-major-city-lead-large-scale-urban-5g-test-project) CTX is a Sheffield startup with a tool for searching multiple services – Sheffield Digital (https://sheffield.digital/posts/ctx-sheffield-startup-search/) BusinessCloud homepage (http://www.businesscloud.co.uk/) Digital Business Drop-in event in Sheffield on 10th May – Sheffield Digital (https://sheffield.digital/posts/digital-business-drop-in-event-sheffield/) Home - UTC Sheffield (http://www.utcsheffield.org.uk/) Chris Dymond on Twitter: "How many secondary schools have a fully specced Cybersecurity Operations Centre?!” (https://twitter.com/chrisdymond/status/989178443647672325) Meet our members | Sheffield Digital (https://sheffield.digital/membership/meet-our-members/) Become a member of Sheffield Digital (http://sheffield.digital/membership) Did I miss something you’re looking for? Just get in touch and let me know (http://sheffield.digital/contact) . Join the conversation We’re really keen to get your feedback on the podcast. You can Sheffield Digital Slack community (https://sheffield.digital/slack) . Thank you for the music Thanks again to Alex

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