Podcasts about connected technology

In this episode of the Pumps & Systems Podcast, we're speaking with Graham McIvor and Jordan Boone from Industrial Flow Solutions, who are going to tell us about connected technology and its role in the pumping industry. Thank you to Industrial Flow Solutions for sponsoring this episode! Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/U1kceOzofA0?si=qyXS60dMPuWB4ffc Learn more about Industrial Flow Solutions: http://www.flowsolutions.com/ Tune in the first Wednesday of every month for new episodes of the podcast! Pumps & Systems Podcast homepage: https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/podcast/ Pumps & Systems Magazine: http://www.pumpsandsystems.com Opening music: Know Myself - Patrick Patrikios Closing music: Freeling - Lauren Duski

Christin Cifaldi, Director of Product Development & Analytics, joins us on today's podcast to discuss the concept of the internet of things (IoT) in technology. What is the IoT, and what are its benefits and risks? Listen in to learn more.

In this episode of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted and co-host, Russell Sturm, speak with Jesse Moore, CEO and Co-Founder at M-KOPA, the world leader of affordable "pay-as-you-go" financial services for low-income customers based in Africa. Since commercial launch in 2012, M-KOPA has connected, provided, and served over 3 million customers to affordable off-grid distributed solar systems and connectivity solutions, including lighting, charging, radio, TVs, fridges, and smartphones. Russell starts with his introduction, exploring and explaining the impressive evolution of the off-grid solar industry over the past fifteen years, which has emerged for the first time to provide power to 2 billion people who do not have access to reliable and modern energy. He then introduces Jesse to the conversation, and describes M-KOPA as a sustainable and profitable company which continues to innovate for the financially excluded.Ted and Jesse then dive into his works, first discussing his background, originally from Toronto, Canada. He holds an MBA from Oxford University (Skoll Scholar) and a BA from the University of North Carolina (Morehead Scholar). Early in his career, with a desire to drive social impact, Jesse worked with the international development charity CARE. His work then transitioned from a strictly humanitarian focus to enterprise solutions, spurred specifically by an interest in advancing cellular connectivity in Africa via M-PESA, a virtual payment service launched by Vodafone and Safaricom in 2007. M-PESA offered a playbook for what would become M-KOPA, which was founded in 2010 with an idea of combining the power of digital micropayments with GSM connectivity to make life-enhancing assets more accessible. Jesse has since overseen the company's growth from startup to over 2,000 employees and 20,000 sales agents. M-KOPA currently has offices in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Ghana, UK and Hong Kong. The company has received numerous awards for its innovation, impact and scale: including winning the prestigious Zayed Future Energy Prize, making the coveted MIT Technology Review 50 Smartest Companies list, and being listed by Fortune Magazine as one of the Top 50 Companies Changing the World. Investors in M-KOPA include Generation Investment Management, CDC Group and Standard Bank, as well as esteemed entrepreneurs such as Virgin Founder Sir Richard Branson and AOL founder Steve Case.As a leader in empowering homes and small businesses through connected technology, Jesse is representative of an industry of entrepreneurs that sees the only way to address these fundamental problems within commercial markets at scale is with companies that are responsive to customer needs instead of donor biases, and are able to innovate, drive prices down, and continuously provide products that people need.

This week, in a TTLP first, we have a second guest from a company that's already made waves on our podcast, KPMG. There's no better guest to return to represent this powerhouse consultancy than Paul Henninger, UK Head of Connected Technology and Global of Digital Lighthouse.  Paul joins Gareth to discuss his journey (and return) to leadership within KPMG, as well as the key milestones that he reached along the way. From working on the groundbreaking development of machine learning for cancer diagnoses 15 years ago, Paul's passion for automation has marked his career and driven him to be a leader in the space. This episode delves into the intricacies of AI adoption and what that means for big organisations like KPMG, as well as the wider labour market. If you're interested in hearing about Paul's journey to the top, be sure to tune in to hear his incredible AI insights! Time stamps What does good leadership mean to Paul? (01:37) Paul's early involvement in machine learning and cancer detection (06:05) The big move from New York to London (08:20) Keeping with KPMG (14:40) AI and job displacement (18:25) Regional differences in AI adoption (27:43) What Paul fears most about AI (33:45) Paul's advice to his 21-year-old self (39:25) How Paul stays productive (41:13) 

Hello and welcome back to another week here at the Stress Mystery Podcast. I am your host David the Super Millennial. This week on the stress mastery podcast our topic is Connection Purposes. And on today's episode of Monday's with the Super Millennial we're going discuss using technology as a tool to become connected. _______________________________________________________ Join The Stress Mastery Community today for FREE! Click here to register HERE! Love the show? Tweet me a shoutout at: @Billcortright Want to sponsor episodes of The Stress Mastery Podcast?  Email Bill at : Bill@livingrightwithbillcortright.com  Mentioned in this show: Join the private Facebook Group: The Stress Mastery Podcast Subscription/SocialLinks: Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to the The Stress Mastery Mailing List Watch on Youtube www.livingrightwithbillcortright.com Instagram: @livingrightwithbillcortright Facebook at Bill Cortright STAY INSPIRED!

If you're into the nuts and bolts of today's residential tech, then you've got to listen to this episode of Pro AV Today. Host Ben Thomas teams up with Mariusz Malkowski from Trident IoT and Mitch Klein from the Z-Wave Alliance to dig into everything from accessibility, standardization, product development and more. They also dive into protocols like Bluetooth, WiFi, and Z-Wave and why these aren't just tech buzzwords—they're the building blocks of the smart homes we're all becoming familiar with.But here's the real kicker: it's not just about knowing your Z-Wave from your Bluetooth. It's about making sure all these technologies can actually work together. Mariusz and Mitch lay down some serious knowledge about why standardization is the name of the game. It's what ensures your smart doorbell, your automated thermostat, and your intelligent lighting system can all sing in harmony. In other words, standardization is the unsung hero making sure all your devices can play nice.They also get into the challenges the industry is facing. Whether it's security concerns or compatibility issues, they dig into what's holding us back and what we need to do to move forward. And since we're all a little curious about what the future holds, they even share some thoughts on what's next in the world of residential tech.Whether you're in the Pro AV industry or just a tech aficionado, this episode is a must-listen. So plug in and check it out.

794: Vishal Gupta, SVP of Connected Technology and Chief Information & Technology Officer of Lexmark, joins the broadcast to explain the elements behind his broad purview in corporate and IT strategy. Vishal explains the structure of his relatively new team and how he trains the talent he hires through Lexmark's Cohort Training Program. Vishal talks about overseeing the company's overarching corporate strategy, the innovation he is driving, and the security implications that come with what he and his team are developing. Of the innovation discussed, Vishal specifically dives deep into his perspective on the potential of AI and Generative AI within the firm. Finally, he reflects on the keys to his success and looks ahead at the trends in technology that excite him.

794: Vishal Gupta, SVP of Connected Technology and Chief Information & Technology Officer of Lexmark, joins the broadcast to explain the elements behind his broad purview in corporate and IT strategy. Vishal explains the structure of his relatively new team and how he trains the talent he hires through Lexmark's Cohort Training Program. Vishal talks about overseeing the company's overarching corporate strategy, the innovation he is driving, and the security implications that come with what he and his team are developing. Of the innovation discussed, Vishal specifically dives deep into his perspective on the potential of AI and Generative AI within the firm. Finally, he reflects on the keys to his success and looks ahead at the trends in technology that excite him.

How do you double a company's growth while the world is in the throes of an economy-breaking pandemic? Well, you could answer this with yet another question: Have you ever had a HydraFacial?BeautyHealth President and CEO Andrew Stanleick has. And while it would be presumptive to say that receiving a HydraFacial for the first time was enough to convince him to take the helm of a multi-national company, well for starters, the product IS that good.But when discussing a company that is rapidly becoming the leading name in skin and scalp treatments, it was easy for Andrew to see the potential for exponential growth. He set to work remaking BeautyHealth in the space of a year by bringing in top talent, the very movers and shakers of the beauty business themselves — including previous Technology of Beauty guests Jwala Karnik and Brad Hauser. And the growth was further fueled by partnering with a wide array of channel partners in order to meet the consumer where he or she wants to experience next-gen beauty treatments.Now, with the rollout of BeautyHealth's new HydraFacial Syndeo Device, providers can personalize treatments to a client's skin needs and preferences, drawing on cloud-based software with the capability to store real-time knowledge of client preferences, treatment history, and skin concerns across locations and providers.Combine all that with an appetite for acquisitions — such as the SkinStylus microneedling device — and BeautyHealth is primed for an expansive future.Find out all the details of how BeautyHealth is bridging the gap between traditional beauty and medical aesthetics on the latest episode of The Technology of Beauty.Show Notes:0:00 Intro0:23 Background5:28 How a HydraFacial brought Andrew to BeautyHealth7:00 Bringing in top talent9:04 Becoming a leading source of skin and scalp data10:07 Launching the Hydrafacial Syndeo device13:59 Discussing the Hydrafacial Keravive scalp treatment15:38 Acquisition of the SkinStylus microneedling device18:51 What's on the horizon?21:10 Growth outside the United States22:54 Partnering with luxury brands — hotels, spas, gyms, cruise ships24:57 Crystal ball» Apple Podcasts | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/technology-of-beauty/id1510898426» Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/0hEIiwccpZUUHuMhlyCOAm» Recent episodes | https://www.influxmarketing.com/technology-of-beauty/» Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/thetechnologyofbeauty/» LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-technology-of-beauty/The Technology of Beauty is produced by Influx Marketing, The Digital Agency for Aesthetic Practices. https://www.influxmarketing.com/Want more aesthetic insights? Subscribe to Next Level Practices, the show where we discuss the ever-changing world of digital marketing and patient acquisition and bring you the latest ideas, strategies, and tactics to help you take your practice to the next level. https://www.influxmarketing.com/next-level-practices/

Vishal Gupta is Senior Vice President, CIO and CTO for Lexmark International. He leads global information technology, software development, data science at Lexmark Ventures, and corporate strategy in a unified Connected Technology and Venturesteam. Prior to joining Lexmark, Gupta was global chief technology officer and SVP for Unisys Corporation, where he led a team of more than 1,500 engineers and drove innovation through emerging technologies including cloud and AI and played a pivotal role in its turnaround. he has also held executive leadership roles with Symantec Corporation and Cisco Systems.Vishal is a member of the Forbes Technology council, Wall Street Journal CIO council, and founding board member of WashingtonExec CTO council. He was recognized as Top100 CIO/CTOs by the National diversity council in 2021 and 2022.

Michael Cihra, a connected technology business leader who has spent the last 20 years focusing on the emerging edge of connected business. Michael's understanding of, and enthusiasm for, enterprise wireless data applications is unparalleled.

Vishal Gupta is the Global CIO and CTO, and SVP of Connected Technology at Lexmark, a brand you've likely encountered through their printing products. Our conversation opened my eyes to the wide range of applications for the technologies Lexmark has developed: IOT, predictive data analytics, gaming, and curling irons. Vishal's leadership in the innovation, development, and commercialization of those technologies has no doubt been key to their success. He shared stories and great advice as we recorded remotely in January 2022. Thanks once again to Vishal and the Lexmark team members who helped coordinate our discussion. Vishal is a prolific member of the Forbes Technology Council and the Wall Street Journal CIO Council, so be sure to follow his work there and on LinkedIn. For more from Build Better Tech including episode news and behind the scenes content, follow on Twitter, LinkedIn, and our fledgling Instagram account @buildbettertech. I'd also love a five star review on your favorite podcast platform! 

Arguably, two of the most iconic examples of digital transformation are Kodak and Amazon. Kodak failed to keep with the times, leading to the demise of a once dominant commercial empire. Amazon, however, had the foresight to not just “stay in its lane,” but step out and shape the world's digital infrastructure with AWS. Now, Lexmark, is taking note of Kodak's failure and Amazon's success and piloting into its own. Moving beyond printers, supplies and accessories — which is how Lexmark first made a name for itself — the company's current motto seems to be “Print, secure and manage your information.” In 2022, Lexmark lists Print and Capture as just two of its solutions, which also include Cloud, Security and IoT. The Lexmark Optra IoT Platform, unveiled September, is featured prominently on the company's site. Today, the company is unveiling Optra Edge, the latest addition to its Optra IoT solutions portfolio. Vishal Gupta, Lexmark's senior VP of connected technology, CTO and CIO, says the company's new tools and move into IoT are just the beginning. Article published on VentureBeat

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How does 'connectedness' play a role in developing personalisation and a single view of the customer? We explore the final two key areas of 'connectedness' in "Connected Organisation" and "Connected Technology". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/credera/message

In this episode of The Cyber Society, Sean Martin is joined by Arthur Hicken, the information security professional affectionately known throughout the infosec community as the "Code Curmudgeon". Arthur manages a site called the IoT Hall-of-Shame where he captures stories of devices and other 'things' — everything from light bulbs to cars — that have, at some point, hit the news for being identified as vulnerable and/or hacked. If it's a smart thing connected to the Internet, it’s probably on Arthur’s list. ____________ Learn more about this column's sponsors: BlackCloak: https://itspm.ag/itspbcweb To see and hear more The Cyber Society content on ITSPmagazine, visit https://www.itspmagazine.com/the-cyber-society To learn more about our column sponsorship options, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/podcast-series-sponsorships

April 23rd is World Book Day 2020 so I thought we'd have a bit of fun this week as I tell you about the 3 books that have impacted me the most in my life. Books have the power to excite us, inspire us and teach us. I'm an avid reader - my house is full of books - so to celebrate World Book Day I wanted to share my 3 faves with you and offer you a discount for the next 14 days on my books Unscramble Your Numbers and Connected Technology. Head to https://www.amandafisher.com.au/amanda-fisher-author and use the code READABOOK for the next 14 days to grab your discount.

By Michael Tetreault & Jenna Anderson, CEO of AccessElite Today we sit down with Jenna Anderson, CEO of AccessElite, a Concierge Key Health Company. We discuss a wide variety of topics from where "connected health" technology is today and where it is going to her work and diverse background in healthcare startups. AccessElite Health is the first-of-its kind comprehensive healthcare membership program designed to make engaging in your health easy and enjoyable. For a low monthly cost, AccessElite members can experience same-day appointments, one-click booking via mobile application, direct communication with their physician, a personalized care coordination team, limited waiting upon arrival, and so much more all with a specialty network of more than 25 physicians. "The health and wellness sector has always been a passion of mine for most of my career, and as a result, I've had the great privilege to sit on all sides of the business," said Anderson. "Having the opportunity to lead this organization at such a pivotal moment is a true honor as I can think of no greater way to impact the world of health and wellness than by creating a means to improve access and a streamlined experience. I have long held the notion that the healthcare industry is ripe for a transformation that brings focus back to the patient-physician connection, and one that truly delivers a personalized experience. I believe we are the company to make that happen." With more than 12 years of senior leadership experience in Health Science, Bio-Pharmaceutical and Technology markets, Jenna has extensive experience leading world-class companies like ALPHAEON, Allergan, Ogilvy and Sermo, and most recently helped launch ShoutMD, rapidly establishing it as a social media platform with approximately 20,000 members worldwide. A seasoned executive, Jenna brings a depth of marketing and commercial expertise particularly at the consumer level. She has an exceptional track record of developing and implementing innovative brand strategies, deploying new business models, expanding channels, formulating effective go-to-market strategies, driving market awareness, and working with R&D teams to develop efficient technology solutions with attention to budget, time frames, quality and product specification. If you would like more information on Jenna, check her out on Linkedin here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifermons/ Resources & Sites Mentioned Today www.accesselitenow.com www.ConciergeMedicineToday.com www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com www.DocPreneurPress.com

Sarah McMillian believes historical buildings hold vast amounts of valuable cultural currency. They tell a story not only of the people that built the building but also of the community in which they lived and what they valued. And so preserving historical buildings, in her view, is valuable to our culture and our community. Additionally, and equally important, preserving buildings is more sustainable than building new and has a positive environmental impact. New construction requires quite a bit of fossil fuel energy and releases a great amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. In this conversation, Sarah and Blake discuss: The importance of interoperability not only in historical buildings but also in new buildings. Practical and economic ways Real Estate Professionals can connect their historical buildings and create interoperability. Why Real Estate Developers should preserve old buildings instead of building new. As Business Development Lead at Temboo (https://temboo.com), an industrial Internet of Things (IoT) software startup based in New York City, Sarah helps real estate developers and other businesses make their products, processes, and facilities smart. Sarah has helped a diverse group of companies across the globe find customers for their innovative products and services. Her first job out of MIT was Marketing & Sales Lead for an India-based startup where she launched the country's first biodegradable sanitary pad brand. She later joined the eCommerce unicorn, Jet.com, where she grew sales of a multi-million dollar business unit. Sarah has written for TechCrunch and other publications about how to build a more sustainable, equitable future, and lives by the motto "leave a place better than you found it." The best place to find Sarah McMillian online is on her LinkedIn page. Learn more about Temboo at https://temboo.com. Follow Temboo on Twitter, @temboo, on Instagram, @temboo_iot, and on Facebook. Temboo's YouTube page holds a wealth of how-to and explainer videos to help you modernize your historical buildings, check them out at https://www.youtube.com/temboo. Finally, follow the Temboo LinkedIn page for additional IoT information and practical how-tos. Find more of The Future of Living Podcast online at https://futureoflivingpodcast.com. Connect with us on Twitter and Instagram, @FutureLivingPod. The Future of Living Podcast is produced by Media Club. Learn more at MediaClub.co.

Sarah McMillian believes historical buildings hold vast amounts of valuable cultural currency. They tell a story not only of the people that built the building but also of the community in which they lived and what they valued. And so preserving historical buildings, in her view, is valuable to our culture and our community. Additionally, and equally important, preserving buildings is more sustainable than building new and has a positive environmental impact. New construction requires quite a bit of fossil fuel energy and releases a great amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. As Business Development Lead at Temboo, an industrial Internet of Things (IoT) software startup based in New York City, Sarah helps real estate developers and other businesses make their products, processes, and facilities smart. Sarah has helped a diverse group of companies across the globe find customers for their innovative products and services. Her first job out of MIT was Marketing & Sales Lead for an India-based startup where she launched the country's first biodegradable sanitary pad brand. She later joined the eCommerce unicorn, Jet.com, where she grew sales of a multi-million dollar business unit. Sarah has written for TechCrunch and other publications about how to build a more sustainable, equitable future, and lives by the motto "leave a place better than you found it." In this conversation, Sarah and Blake discuss: The importance of interoperability not only in historical buildings but also in new buildings. Practical and economic ways Real Estate Professionals can connect their historical buildings and create interoperability. Why Real Estate Developers should preserve old buildings instead of building new. The best place to find Sarah McMillian online is on her LinkedIn page. Learn more about Temboo at https://temboo.com. Follow Temboo on Twitter, @temboo, on Instagram, @temboo_iot, and on Facebook. Temboo's YouTube page holds a wealth of how-to and explainer videos to help you modernize your historical buildings, check them out at https://www.youtube.com/temboo. Finally, follow the Temboo LinkedIn page additional IoT information and practical how-tos. Find more of The Future of Living Podcast online at https://futureoflivingpodcast.com. Connect with us on Twitter and Instagram, @FutureLivingPod. The Future of Living Podcast is produced by Media Club. Learn more at https://mediaclub.co.

In this special five-part podcast series, hosted by Gan Integrity, we consider the evolution of compliance, from disconnected to connected. Over the next five episodes we will explore why compliance is disconnected and what can be done to connect it, how to build a connected compliance program and technology can help in this endeavor and finally what is the human side of compliance in the context of connected compliance. The series is a fascinating exploration of where compliance is in 2019 and where it is headed down the road. In this fourth episode, I visit Martin Albertsen, the Chief Technology Officer at GAN Integrity to the role of technology in a connected compliance program.  Join us tomorrow when we conclude our exploration of why compliance is disconnected and how companies can work to connect it by looking at the human side of compliance.   For more information on how connected compliance, visit our sponsor Gan Integrity Solutions, Inc. at www.ganintegrity.com.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wherever there is connected technology, there are armies of people who dedicate their lives to breaking-in, and stealing that data. In this episode of Consumer Tech Update, Kim looks at how birth control can impact your privacy.

Wherever there is connected technology, there are armies of people who dedicate their lives to breaking-in, and stealing that data. In this episode of Consumer Tech Update, Kim looks at how birth control can impact your privacy.

Episode # 4 of the Seeing Through the Numbers Podcast is all about bookkeeping and how cloud systems like Xero have simplified this process.I started using Xero back in 2012 when it was still an unknown in Australia. At the time, I was regularly getting enquiries from new start-up businesses and I set them all up on Xero, gave them an hour or two of training on how to use it and they were up and running. It's that simple to use. After six months of doing that, I converted my own office accounts from MYOB to Xero and immediately saved myself 4 hours a month in data processing time. From that time onwards, I've been shouting from the rooftops and telling everyone I see how awesome Xero is. I even wrote a book about it - Connected Technology - How to Transform Your Business with Cloud Accounting. Fast forward to now and whilst all the benefits that were espoused in 2012 are still valid, like the time savings, the automation of data entry, the ability for your advisors to see your numbers, real-time up-to-date numbers, the greatest benefit is in having those numbers readily available to help you to make decisions and to see what's happening in the business. I'll be talking to Nick Urry from Dexterous Accounting next week about how bookkeeping can be simplified.

Mobilized An Insider’s Guide to the Business and Future of Connected Technology by SC Moatti SC Moatti, a Silicon Valley veteran who was an executive with Facebook, Trulia, and Nokia, gives businesses and professionals simple ways to thrive in this modern day “gold rush.” More than a book on technology, this is a book about…

Segment 1:SC Moatti is a mobile veteran from Silicon Valley and a pioneer in the areas of mobile, innovation and leadership. While serving as an executive at companies like Facebook, Trulia and Nokia, SC launched and monetized mobile products that are now used by billions of people. She is the author of the bestselling book mobilized: An Insider's Guide to the Business and Future of Connected Technology. Segment 2: Tish Squillaro is the founder of CANDOR Consulting, a management consulting firm that advises executives. She helps drive success through leveraging human capital. Tish has written for Wired Magazine and co-authored HeadTrash and HeadTrash2.Segment 3: Noory Bechor is the CEO and Founder of LawGeex, which brings legal contract reviews to millions of people online.Segment 4: Mike Michalowicz is the author of the business books Surge (May 2016), Profit First (July 2014), The Pumpkin Plan (July 2012) and The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur and is a former small business columnist for The Wall Street Journal. Segment 5: Aditi Agarwal is a fashion expert with an extensive experience in Fashion Technology. She is the co-founder of DEZZIO LLC. Sponsored by Nextiva and Sage Summit. 

SC Moatti is the Founder & CEO of Products That Count and a best selling author of Mobilized: An Insider's Guide to the Business and Future of Connected Technology. She is a mobile expert with tons of insights to share from her first hand experience gained over the past 15 years of working in mobile. While visiting Silicon Valley from Paris, France at that time, SC felt like she was on another planet and knew that’s where she had to be. From her time with EA building mobile games, to moving to Nokia, to launching a precursor to Tinder and being acquired by Facebook to help their mobile efforts and running several teams there, to launching her new #1 best selling book Mobilized, SC delivers a ton of invaluable insights for anyone working on products or who’s interested in the mobile space. SC joins us to share her story, how she got into mobile, how to approach building mobile products, what simple frameworks to keep in mind, what skills product managers should focus on, what emerging connected technologies could mean for business, and much more!

  Discover how to create more ease with their financial systems! Author of “Connected Technology – How to Transform Your Business with Cloud Accounting” Amanda Fisher joins host Shannon Bush for today’s episode focusing on the evolution of accounting technology. Many business owners are not aware of systems which are currently available which automate many of the basic bookkeeping functions … Read more about this episode...

2009/05/09. 2009 Pacific Northwest Microfinance Conference. Executive Vice-President, Grameen Foundation.

2009/05/09. 2009 Pacific Northwest Microfinance Conference. Executive Vice-President, Grameen Foundation.