Podcasts about communications systems

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In Episode 84, Patrick speaks with Ryan Lafler, President and CTO of Quantum Corridor. They discuss communications systems, Quantum key distribution, and high transmission networks.Ryan Lafler co-founded Quantum Corridor, LLC, in early 2022 and serves as the President and Chief Technology Officer of the company. Ryan has more than 20 years of experience developing telecommunications solutions and has had considerable success constructing data and voice networks at scale. He previously co-founded Coeo Solutions, LLC, a managed service provider that has established fiber networks across 39 of 50 states in the U.S. He also founded FIT Telco, a telecommunications consulting firm supplying expertise in critical bandwidth for more than 30 international providers across the country. As President and CTO of Quantum Corridor, Ryan is responsible for day-to-day pathway and asset management, as well as the design, implementation and management of Quantum Corridor's network. He possesses extensive experience and a comprehensive technical understanding of telecommunications and fiber networks, which will facilitate the advancement of capabilities and efficiencies in Quantum Corridor while providing innovative solutions with new technologies. Originally from Arizona, Ryan is a Tool fan, an auto fanatic and lives in the west suburbs of Chicago. 

How do we communicate with clarity? It is about using the right words at the right time to the right people. As a communicator, I am very aware of the power of my words. There have been times when I have used the wrong words and got into trouble.  Our interview is about the power of communication, and our guest on the show today is a master. It has become his mission to help leaders across the globe find the right words and make a bigger impact. Dr Michael Gerharz was born in Near Koln in Germany. His first passion was music. The guitar became his instrument of choice, and as he progressed through education, he enjoyed jazz and studied classical music. There came a decision point: music or follow his second love, computer science. It was the 90s, a time of unlimited opportunity in this new, exciting field. After his degree, he became a researcher and programmer and got his Ph.D. in Communications Systems. He had arrived in the computer industry just as the internet became a thing and was there at the birth of mobile phones and networks. The inability to communicate with clarity Throughout his work in research, he became aware of how many brilliant ideas or projects failed because of the inability to communicate and use words well. That realisation has led to a whole new career as an author and a communications coach. Our conversation is about his journey through music and computers. It is about the common thread that unites them.   Michael started his exploration of communication with a daily blog, now with over 800 posts. He is the author of the book “ Leaders Light the Path” and hosts the  “Irresistible Communication“ podcast.       Further details about this podcast, along with my Guest's website and social links, are all available at:       Life Passion & Business is dedicated to exploring what it takes to be Extraordinary, to face challenges and rejoice in the opportunities they bring, and to expand our vision into new ways of thinking and living. There is a lot to gain from listening to other people's stories, however, the real work begins by taking action in your own life. For full details of Events, Resources and Services visit: www.lifepassionandbusiness.com     Support For Podcasters: Running a podcast is fun, but it takes time and dedication. Whenever you enjoy a podcast please share your appreciation with comments, likes, shares and reviews. It helps other listeners find good content and supports the content creators and their guests. Another way you can support the Life Passion & Business podcast is with small donations: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lifeandpassion

Pearl Technology's Dave Johnson on how the Chinese Spy Balloon affected the United States' communications systems with Guam. Johnson notes that the cyber-organization Volt Typhoon, who is sponsored by the Chinese Government, had effectively attacked the United States' communications systems while the balloon flew over the US. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of The New CISO, Steve is joined by Jason Hamilton, CISO at Mutual of Omaha, to discuss how having a military background leads to security success. After twenty-two years in the U.S. Marine Corps, Jason was able to take his skillset and move into the cyber security industry. Today, he shares what he learned over the years that prepared him for the career he has today. Listen to the episode to learn more about Jason's military experience, tips for officers entering the civilian workforce, and the importance of corporate mentorship. Listen to Steve and Jason discuss ways for veterans to transition into the corporate world: Meet Jason (1:45) Host Steve Moore introduces our guest today, Jason Hamilton. Jason shares his first mission as a Communications Systems and Information Officer. Jason also divulges what a higher-ranking officer should do, such as refining leadership skills and managing efficiently.  Essential Lessons (8:30) Steve presses Jason on what else he learned from his early days as an officer. Jason explains that there's no such thing as a perfect leader, and everyone makes mistakes. The key is to learn from your mistakes when you're young, which applies to both the military and corporate world. Civilian Training (10:01) When Jason first joined the Marine Corps, information technology was separate from his role.  To move up, Jason had to learn to work with data on the battlefield and eventually took on an instructor position. To get smart fast, he took civilian classes to ensure he could adequately train other officers on information and data. Part Of The Job (14:56) As Jason rose through the ranks, working with data remained. Jason learned about Cyber, formerly known as Information Assurance, and how it became a priority of the Marine Corps. As Cyber became part of the military, it became more and more a part of Jason's career.  The Last Ten Years (19:22) Jason reflects on his last ten years in the corps. Like anyone who has long served, he had to broaden his horizons to reach a different level, often through education. Jason had a strictly cyber role by the end of his military career and focused on leadership. Ultimately, Jason credits everything he did in the Marine Corps for preparing him for the corporate world. General Feeback (22:55) Steve presses Jason for advice he can give other officers looking to transition into civilian work.  Jason reminds officers to humble themselves when entering the corporate sector because co-workers may not care about their military past. Also, he urges officers to work on resume writing and seek mentorship when looking for a job.  Lessons On Corporate Culture (32:10) When veterans come into an interview, there is a natural culture shock, primarily because workers are not as likely to be Type A outside the military. Other differences are incorporating empathy and listening into your leadership style.  While it is up to you to quickly solve a problem in the military, in the corporate world, there is much more emphasis on nurturing your team to fix workplace issues. The Mentor Relationship (35:31) Jason used to meet his corporate mentor once a month and learned after his first meeting that he would need to drive the conversation. Jason then would send his mentor his agenda two weeks ahead of time to ensure that he would make the most out of every encounter. Ultimately, veterans need to show initiative when transitioning into civilian work. The End Of The Mentorship (37:37) Steven asks Jason what officers should gain from a corporate mentorship program. Besides resume writing, Jason urges veterans to learn how to negotiate salaries and familiarize themselves with corporate culture. Finally, A CISO (41:58) Now a CISO, Jason shares his goals when starting his cyber security career. His first goal was to give himself two years in the corporate world to see how he fared. His next goal was to learn how to...

Diversity, equity and inclusion goals a growing priority for Army, Navy Charles Barber, Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Programs for the Navy, and Anselm Beach, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Diversity and Inclusion in the Army, discuss new DEI initiatives for military services   NASA looking at commercial solutions for space communications systems Eli Naffah, Communications Services Program (CSP) Formulation Manager at NASA Glenn Research Center, discusses how NASA's CSP will enhance satellite communications to work toward the agency's overall mission

Vanessa Kuroda is an electrical systems engineer for a well known commercial space company, working on a heavy lift orbital rocket. She was previously the Staff Telemetry and (RF) Communications Engineer for Stratolaunch Systems, which builds hypersonic aircraft from the ground up. Vanessa is an experienced aerospace communication systems engineer, with wide experience across the aerospace industry, including NASA Ames Research Center, Airbus's Silicon Valley center A^3, JPL, and more. She earned her B.S. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California with an emphasis on Communications Systems. After internships at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems, and Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, she became the primary Spacecraft Communications Engineer in NASA's Ames Research Center Engineering Systems Division, where she performed integration, test, and operations for LADEE, the Lunar Atmosphere Dust Environment Explorer, which orbited the moon, performed science experiments, and demonstrated the fastest laser communications link in space at the time. She was also selected as one of 40 across all of NASA to participate in their FIRST leadership development program and during her tenure at NASA, was chosen by Silicon Valley's Business Journal as one of their 40 Under 40 Rising Stars. At Airbus, she was their Wireless and Comms Architect on UAS Traffic Management (UTM), and helped to create the wireless communications ecosystem needed to safely integrate unmanned aerial systems (UAS) into airspace systems globally. In addition to her engineering work, she stays active in engineering organizations, the CLUB Incubator, and participates in STEM activities as much as she can. She is also a hip-hop dancer with a talent agency in San Francisco where she got to perform with Bebe Rexha and previously at USC, where she performed as a backup dancer for the Black Eyed Peas at the Kids' Choice Awards. She also loves to spend time with her husband Theo and their new puppy Apollo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

Glen Tindall is the chief executive of EOS, which develops global satellite communication products, systems and services. Formed in 1982 here in Australia, EOS has made international headlines for its pioneering technology in the space domain, including the SpaceLink communications satellites. In this episode of the Space Connect Podcast, Tindall talks through the tech with hosts Liam Garman and Adam Thorn. Plus, they discuss what's next for Australia's local industry in the light of more state and federal government investment.

Episode 27 – Disaster Communications Systems In this episode, we speak Tony Bardo, Assistant Vice President for Government Solutions at Hughes Network Systems. We talk about the role of communications systems in disasters, and the intersection with government, industry, responders and survivors. Website: Hughes Network Systems - https://www.hughes.com/ Theme Music is Chicky & Chacky by KieLoBot (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/KieLoBot/Chicky__Chacky/Chicky_Chacky_KMT_01). Transition music is Hippie Bulle Mushroom Funghi (KM+ T 04) by KieLoBot (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/KieLoBot/Chicky__Chacky/Hippie_Bulle_Mushroom_Funghi_KM_T_04).

In this episode we speak with Bert Monna and Alexandra Sokolowski of Hyperion Technologies.Hyperion is a space company based in the Netherlands in Delft and specializes in high-performance bus components such as laser communications systems, on-board computers (OBCs), attitude control systems, and propulsion modules. It is also a satsearch member company and is part of AAC Clyde Space. In this episode we discuss: How satellite optical communications work and what benefits it can bring compared to RF, as well as the trade-offs required How optical system manufacturers are dealing with the need to enable more accurate pointing What changes and innovations are occurring in the ground segment in order to meet the growing demand for laser up/down-linking The potential extrapolation of Low Earth Orbit (EO) optical capabilities to higher orbits and deep space missions To find out more about today's guests please view the Hyperion Technologies supplier hub on satsearch.com, and to stay up to date with all of our work, please join the satsearch mailing list to receive our weekly newsletter.[Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/when-we-get-there License code: Y4KZEAESHXDHNYRA]

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Why narrow laser linewidth, which implies low phase noise, is a critical parameter for lasers used in coherent systems.  Winston Way, PhD and Chief Technical Officer at NeoPhotonics is interviewed by John Houghton.

As the market continues to boom, more and more MSP players are entering the scene, causing MSPs to look for innovative new ways to overcome common obstacles to growth and profitability. During this hangout, MSP experts Communications Systems and Pensar discuss three distinct ways they've successfully overcome these challenges to outperform the competition. Listen to find out how.

Devon and Rich, from Sea-Tech Systems, share their story and tips about systems and business aboard! Links: Sea-Tech Systems: www.sea-tech.com Email Devon or Rich: sales@sea-tech.com Email Nica: nica@fit2sail.com Email Carolyn: carolyn@theboatgalley.com Sponsor: SeaTech Systems (https://sea-tech.com/), offering cruiser-tested solutions for weather, navigation, and communications. Sea-Tech's solutions include satellite internet, wifi, cellular, and SSB. What's more, Sea-Tech offers DIY electronics consulting with custom wiring diagrams and professional advice for your electronics DIY installation and integration projects. As a bonus, The Boat Galley Podcast listeners get free shipping from Sea-Tech with the code GALLEY2019 at checkout. Music: “Slow Down” by Yvette Craig

Devon and Rich, from Sea-Tech Systems, share their story and tips about systems and business aboard! Links: Sea-Tech Systems: www.sea-tech.com Email Devon or Rich: sales@sea-tech.com Email Nica: nica@fit2sail.com Email Carolyn: carolyn@theboatgalley.com Sponsor: SeaTech Systems (https://sea-tech.com/), offering cruiser-tested solutions for weather, navigation, and communications. Sea-Tech's solutions include satellite internet, wifi, cellular, and SSB. What's more, Sea-Tech offers DIY electronics consulting with custom wiring diagrams and professional advice for your electronics DIY installation and integration projects. As a bonus, The Boat Galley Podcast listeners get free shipping from Sea-Tech with the code GALLEY2019 at checkout. Music: “Slow Down” by Yvette Craig

SHOW NOTES Min Wang is Vice President of Digital Marketing for Brocade globally, where she leads the teams responsible for the company’s digital and customer experience transformation, marketing operations, online marketing, Web, Search, demand generation and pipeline, marketing technology, data, and analytics. Min has 20 years of high-tech industry experience spanning software, hardware and cloud services. As a transformative, passionate and result-driven marketing executive, Min has a track record of successfully leading customer experience and digital transformation across global IT and marketing organizations. She is obsessed with data and technology, and use them to grow revenue and improve marketing efficiency. She is also proficient in building and leading highly-motivated multi-disciplinary global teams. Listen and Learn: How to bridge the communication gap between sales and marketing Why B2B brands need digital marketing How the customer journey can improve a brand's marketing efforts Why integrated marketing is so powerful TO FIND, MIN ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

Dave Murphy discusses compelling reasons why businesses should monitor Avaya's unified communications systems. To see Avaya UC's monitoring in action click on: http://www.ir.com/demo

Tom Sutcliffe discusses invention and reinvention in science. He is joined in the studio by Danielle George of the University of Manchester, where she is Professor in the Microwave and Communications Systems research group; by John Barrow, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge; by Professor Armand Marie Leroi of Imperial College London; and by Misbah Arif from UCL Institute of Education. Prof George is giving this year's Christmas Lectures at the Royal Institution, Prof Barrow's been looking at the link between maths and creativity; Prof Leroi has been reassessing Aristotle's role as inventor of science; and Misbah Arif's been inspiring children in the science classroom. Producer: Simon Tillotson.

This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: how a specially-designed twin turboprop research plane is helping scientists in a huge range of subjects from archaeology to ecology, and why a violent space storm could spell trouble for communications systems across the world. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: how a specially-designed twin turboprop research plane is helping scientists in a huge range of subjects from archaeology to ecology, and why a violent space storm could spell trouble for communications systems across the world. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This week in the Planet Earth Podcast: how a specially-designed twin turboprop research plane is helping scientists in a huge range of subjects from archaeology to ecology, and why a violent space storm could spell trouble for communications systems across the world.