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In dieser Folge des Data Culture Podcasts spricht Carsten Bange mit Philipp Ziemer, einem Technologieexperten für Data und Analytics. Sie diskutieren über die neuesten Technologie-Trends und die Bedeutung der Auswahl der richtigen Tools für Datenprojekte.

L'apertura di giornata con notizie e voci dei protagonisti, tutto in meno di 30 minuti. Oggi in conduzione Giulia Crivelli.Consiglio Europeo Straordinario a Bruxelles: Ucraina, difesa e sicurezza i punti principali. Parliamo di questo importante incontro con Matteo Villa, direttore del Data Lab dell'ISPI.

Brahim Abdesslam est un expert de la data et de l'IA, il travaille dans le domaine depuis plus de 10 ans et est Vice-Président chez Keyrus, le cabinet de conseil spécialisé sur la Data et l'IA.On aborde :

Caro energia, Pichetto: “Massima attenzione del governo”. Nucleare, ecco il ddl. Sentiamo Celestina Dominelli de Il Sole 24 Ore. Caso Almasri: dietro la liberazione un cavillo e gli accordi con la Libia? Con noi Matteo Villa, direttore del Data Lab di ISPI, esperto di politiche di immigrazione. Con il progetto Stargate, Trump raduna gli “Avengers” dell'intelligenza artificiale. Ne parliamo con Vincenzo Cosenza, divulgatore, esperto di intelligenza artificiale e innovazione. Il suo blog è Vincos.it.

Charly Cadet est Group Head of Financial Performance chez Klépierre, le leader européen des centres commerciaux. Charly a initié un programme de transformation du département Finance et un peu plus largement de Klépierre via l'usage de la data. Il explique la genèse du projet, le détail du programme et leurs initiatives data.

Il nuovo Codice della strada è legge. Ne parliamo con Luigi Altamura, comandante polizia locale di Verona e componente del Tavolo di Coordinamento sulla sicurezza stradale ed urbana presso l'ANCI e collaboratore dell'Asaps.A Trapani arrestati 11 agenti penitenziari, accusati di tortura. Ci racconta tutto Antonello Piraneo, direttore de La Sicilia.Nel pomeriggio si è trovato l'accordo sulle nomine per la Commissione europea. Commentiamo tutto con Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab dell’ISPI.

Ultimo giorno di esami per i futuri commissari europei. Dal 4 novembre ad oggi, i 26 sono stati infatti esaminati in Parlamento per - dice la presidente del Parlamento europeo Roberta Metsila - "Una valutazione delle competenze individuali". E mentre, in Europa si scelgono i nuovi membri della Commissione, negli Stati Uniti, Trump procede alla nomina dei suoi collaboratori di fiducia. Ne parliamo con Sergio Nava, giornalista di Radio24, Marco Valsania, corrispondente de Il Sole 24Ore a New York, e con Matteo Villa, ricercatore e responsabile del Data Lab dell'ISPI.

Nel pomeriggio il Presidente uscente Joe Biden ha tenuto un discorso alla nazione, rassicurando su una transizione pacifica del potere. Ci facciamo raccontare tutto da Luca Veronese, inviato de Il Sole 24 Ore a New York.Nel frattempo, il ritorno di Donald Trump alla Casa Bianca agita l’Europa. Oggi il vertice a Budapest della Comunità Politica Europea. Con noi Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab dell’ISPI. Dopo quattordici anni si potrebbe arrivare alla verità sull’omicidio del sindaco di Pollica Angelo Vassallo. Sentiamo Laura Viggiano. Infine, tutti gli aggiornamenti dalle partite di Europa e Conference League dal nostro Dario Ricci.

Donald Trump si riprende la Casa Bianca: battuta la candidata repubblicana Kamala Harris vincendo negli Stati in bilico. La cronaca dagli Stati Uniti con Marco Valsania, corrispondente de Il Sole 24 Ore in collegamento da Philadelphia, e Luca Veronese, inviato del Sole 24 Ore a New York. Le ragioni della vittoria del tycoon con Gianluca Di Tommaso, analista di politica americana e fondatore di NightReview, e quelle della sconfitta di Kamala Harris con Raffaella Baritono, professoressa ordinaria di Storia e politica degli Stati Uniti presso il Dipartimento di Scienze politiche e sociali dell'Università di Bologna. Le ripercussioni sullo scacchiere internazionale e in particolare sui conflitti in Ucraina e Medio Oriente con Riccardo Alcaro, coordinatore delle ricerche e responsabile del programma "Attori globali" dell'Istituto Affari Internazionali. Le reazioni e le conseguenze nei rapporti con gli Stati Uniti in Europa con Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab dell’ISPI, e in Italia con Barbara Fiammeri, commentatrice politica de Il Sole 24 Ore.

Unifil, Meloni: “Atteggiamento di Israele ingiustificabile”. Facciamo un punto sulla missione di pace ONU con Edoardo Greppi, professore di diritto internazionale all’Università di Torino. Migranti: prima nave verso i centri in Albania. Con noi Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab dell’ISPI. Rapporto ACI-Istat 2023: in valore assoluto i decessi per incidenti stradali sono diminuiti maggiormente a Padova. Sentiamo l’assessore alla mobilità Andrea Ragona. Presentato oggi a Roma il 6° Rapporto sulla Produzione Audiovisiva in Italia: un mercato in crescita, come ci racconta la nostra Marta Cagnola.

As we hit this 100th episode milestone, we want to take a moment to thank all of our listeners for your support. Whether you've been with us from the beginning or joined us along the way, we appreciate you being part of this journey!  In this 100th episode of the STR Data Lab, Jamie celebrates the milestone by sitting down with AirDNA co-founders Scott Shatford and Tom Caton to reflect on the company's journey and what lies ahead. They recount the early days, starting with Scott's 2014 project—a book and website analyzing short-term rentals in Santa Monica. Despite regulatory hurdles, this effort quickly evolved into a key resource for understanding Airbnb listings, laying the groundwork for AirDNA. Tom joined Scott in 2015, forming a business partnership during a sailing trip. From there, they pushed forward to build AirDNA into a powerful data platform, with the development of MarketMinder being a critical turning point. They also discuss the transition from delivering insights via simple PDF reports to creating a comprehensive SaaS platform that continues to shape the short-term rental industry. Throughout the episode, they highlight their decision to bootstrap the company, staying independent of external funding. The episode explores the technical and business challenges they faced, including the complexities of data scraping, adapting to changes in Airbnb's algorithm, and the massive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Beyond the business, Scott and Tom share how they managed stress, balanced luck with hard work, and navigated key decisions that led to AirDNA's success and eventual sale. Post-sale, Tom has turned his attention to new projects, including developing a murder mystery board game and investigating business fraud. Scott, meanwhile, enjoys traveling and personal hobbies like golf and ping pong, though both hint at possible new ventures in the future. This episode offers a detailed look at how AirDNA grew from a niche idea into an industry-leading platform. You don't want to miss it!  ~~~~ Signup for AirDNA for FREE

One of the most common questions people ask about climate is: what can I do? Since time is one of our most valuable resources — and we spend so much of our time at work — changing jobs may be the most effective individual climate action a person can take. Those changes could be big or small: Leaving the oil and gas industry for geothermal, or helping to bring down the emissions where you already work. The truth is, almost any job can be a climate job. But how do people actually make the transition from dirty jobs to clean? What do climate positive job transitions really entail?  Guests: Caroline Dennett, Director, CLOUT Ltd Arvind Ravikumar, Co-Director, Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab, University of Texas, Austin Jennifer Anderson, Carbon Removal Geologist, Charm Industrial Emma McConville, Development Geoscience Lead at Fervo Energy Nathanael Johnson, Electrician

One of the most common questions people ask about climate is: what can I do? Since time is one of our most valuable resources — and we spend so much of our time at work — changing jobs may be the most effective individual climate action a person can take. Those changes could be big or small: Leaving the oil and gas industry for geothermal, or helping to bring down the emissions where you already work. The truth is, almost any job can be a climate job. But how do people actually make the transition from dirty jobs to clean? What do climate positive job transitions really entail?  Guests: Caroline Dennett, Director, CLOUT Ltd Arvind Ravikumar, Co-Director, Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab, University of Texas, Austin Jennifer Anderson, Carbon Removal Geologist, Charm Industrial Emma McConville, Development Geoscience Lead at Fervo Energy Nathanael Johnson, Electrician

Règles, normes, paperasse... face à l'ankylose, l'intelligence artificielle est appelée à la rescousse. Sans jamais parler de miracle, mes quatre invités sont tous engagés dans la transformation numérique de services publics :- Ulrich TAN, chef du Datalab, directeur adjoint du département Etalab de la direction interministérielle du numérique (Dinum), - Mathieu WEILL, directeur de la transformation numérique, secrétaire général adjoint en charge du numérique du ministère de l'Intérieur et des Outre-mer,- Carole LECLERC, directrice de l'innovation et du digital à l'Urssaf,- Bernard GIRY, directeur général adjoint chargé de la transformation numérique à la Région Ile-de-France."Une des difficultés de la simplification est qu'il faut revoir le process, l'organisation, les textes... tout peut paraître un peu long, mais je pense qu'avec l'IA générative on peut enclencher une mécanique assez rapidement" , résume Bernard Giry. Il explique que l'objectif qu'il se fixe avec l'IA le numérique c'est de simplifier la vie des agents et celle des citoyens : "On essaie de tenir les deux piliers". Et apparemment, les agents publics jouent le jeu : "avec la hype autour des IA génératives, cela a ré-engagé les gens sur ce sujet".Pour Mathieu Weill, l'intelligence artificielle ne peut rien sans un engagement des métiers, des juristes : "ce n'est pas qu'une affaire de techniciens". Au ministère de l'Intérieur plus d'une centaine de projets IA ont été déployés. Exemple en cours : la retranscription automatique de la parole des mineurs dans les procès verbaux d'audition : "Actuellement, cela prend 3 à 4 jours, car la retranscription mot-à-mot est obligatoire" (dans le cas des violences intrafamiliales). Demain, avec l'IA, le gain de temps sera considérable : "On simplifie la tâche aux agents" -ils sont 300 000 agents au ministère de l'Intérieur !Ulrich Tan, créateur avec son équipe du chatbot Albert, qui a donné ses premiers résultats (+70% des usagers considèrent que les réponses "facilitées" par l'IA sont satisfaisantes), vante les mérites de la coproduction avec les agents publics et un mode de déploiement itératif : "On a identifié quelques cas d'usages où l'on voit des résultats positifs. Mais ça peut fonctionner dans certains cas, et pas d'autres... Il ne faut pas avoir peur de ça". Carole Leclerc révèle qu'à l'Urssaf plus de 4 millions d'usagers ont utilisé ses chatbots en 2023, 40% des appels ont été complètement pris en charge par les IA là où les bots ont été déployés, avec une note de satisfaction de 3.6/5. Une des grandes préoccupations : la transparence. "On est convaincu que le bot doit rester à sa place. On a changé nos messages pour être plus explicites sur le fait que les personnes étaient en ligne avec un bot, pour qu'il n'y ait pas d'ambiguïté" Et "Nos voicebots ne raccrochent jamais sans l'autorisation de l'usager. C'est l'usager qui met fin à la conversation, pas le bot. On permet toujours de transférer sur un humain". La simplification administrative, avec l'IA, reste un processus lent, "itératif", de "transformation"... fasse à un ras-le-bol accumulé durant des dizaines d'années, et qui coûte cher à la France, comme le rappelle en introduction Heidi Miller, journaliste économique qui m'a aidée à préparer cette émission.Bonne écoute à tous,Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter pour ne manquer aucun épisode : https://podcast.ausha.co/politiques-numeriquesVous pouvez aussi suivre Politiques Numériques (POL/N) sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée :)©Politiques Numériques (alias POL/N) est une émission originale de la journaliste productrice Delphine Sabattier.Musique du générique : "Road to Kaoca", de Joseph Camiglieri Sabattier Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Tæknivarpið fékk góða gesti til að ræða hagnýtingu gervigreindar - eða þá nánar tiltekið spunagreindar. Gunnar Reykjalín frá Origo og Binna Borgar frá Datalab. Stjórnandi er Atli Stefán. Þessi þáttur er í boði Origo

Financial Planning and Analytics, kurz Fiplana, ist eine cloudbasierte Plattformlösung von INFORM DataLab aus Aachen. Ziel der Plattform ist es, Unternehmen bei der integrierten Finanzplanung und -analyse zu unterstützen. Im Gespräch mit Peter Bluhm stellt Product Manager Thomas Gorr die Plattform vor. Hier gelangen Sie zur fiplana-Website: fiplana.com/de/

Welcome to today's episode of Tag Lab, where innovation meets practical application in the realms of AI and big data. Joining us are two of our favourite minds in the world Brian Hills and Alex Velinov. Brian, with his extensive background as CEO at The Data Lab, Head of Business Intelligence Skyscanner and now has a new venture as a founder coming soon. Brian has propelled data-driven innovations across Scotland, making significant strides in big data accessibility and application. Alex, as the CTO of Tag Digital, has transformed digital marketing through the integration of AI, simplifying complex technologies to enhance business operations and strategy. In this episode, we'll dive into their journeys within the tech landscape, discussing how they've democratised AI and big data for broader use, the impact of their work on various industries, and the future trends they anticipate.  Both leaders not only champion technological advancement but also emphasise community engagement and inclusivity within their fields. Prepare for a thought-provoking discussion full of insights that bridge the gap between technology and everyday business needs.

"I primi voli partiranno entro 10-12 settimane". Il premier britannico Rishi Sunak è più che mai determinato a mettere in pratica il suo piano per l'immigrazione, dopo il gioco politico tra Camera dei Comuni e House of Lords che ne ha bloccato l'entrata in vigore per mesi. Ne parliamo con Giorgia Scaturro, nostra collaboratrice a Londra, Matteo Villa del Datalab di Ispi, e con Cecilia Siccardi, ricercatrice in Diritto costituzionale all'Università degli Studi di Milano.

In this episode of the STR Data Lab podcast, Jamie Lane and Scott Sage discuss various short-term rental (STR) data trends, starting with the notable surge in demand during March, attributed largely to the Easter holiday. This uptick in demand led to increased occupancy rates and revenue per available room (RevPAR), signaling a positive trend for the industry. However, they caution against viewing this as a definitive sign of recovery, pointing out ongoing challenges such as rising interest rates and international travel restrictions.  They delve into the complexities of supply growth, noting a moderate increase in available listings but refraining from labeling it as a reacceleration. The discussion extends to different location types, with leisure destinations experiencing more pronounced growth compared to urban areas. Looking ahead to Memorial Day, Lane and Sage anticipate strong demand, particularly in coastal and mountainous regions. They emphasize the importance of contextualizing data to individual markets, offering insights into optimizing bookings for STR operators.  Throughout the conversation, they stress the significance of understanding macroeconomic factors and leveraging data insights for strategic decision-making in the STR industry. They highlight the need for operators to stay informed about market trends and adapt their strategies accordingly, provide practical tips for operators to navigate the evolving landscape, including analyzing booking patterns and adjusting pricing strategies, and underscore the role of data-driven decision-making in ensuring the success and sustainability of STR businesses.  Ultimately, Jamie and Scott advocate for a proactive approach to managing STR properties, grounded in a deep understanding of market dynamics and trends. They encourage operators to stay agile and responsive to changing market conditions, while remaining focused on delivering value to guests. You don't want to miss this episode! ~~~~ Jamie's Viral Tweet: https://twitter.com/Jamie_Lane/status/1775281707358335296 ~~~~ Signup for AirDNA for FREE

About Philip Erdoes and Bear Cognition: Philip Erdoes is the Co-Founder & CEO of Bear Cognition and Founder & CEO of Bear Ventures, where he has over two decades of experience creating and financing new enterprises. Philip is also Founder & CEO of The New Traditionalists and ducduc, US-based manufacturers of furniture and décor. Mr. Erdoes is also a Director at Alef Mobitech, an edge computing mobility company. Philip's particular expertise lies in product design, sales, branding and identity, entrepreneurship and strategic planning. Previously, he was the Founder & Managing Member of Bear Franchising, one of the largest private third-party logistics providers in the country. Philip is a Member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a national Board Member for TEDx, and was recently a Member of the National Advisory Board of the American Film Institute, as well as being engaged in a number of charitable activities and foundations. Additionally, Philip is a Member of the Dean's Advisory Council at Harvard Business School. In 2021, Philip was inducted into Oklahoma State University's College of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame in recognition of his accomplishments as a business leader and innovator in a wide range of industries.Philip received a BS in Bio-medicine and Biology from Oklahoma State University. He continued his education to earn a JD from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Bear Cognition is a performance analytics company for mission-critical organizations that want to use the power of data to gain an unfair advantage. ​Our leadership team understands the ability of data to transform business performance: the company's founders come from the ultra-demanding transportation & logistics industry. Today, Bear Cognition's unique Software With a Service (SwaS™) model links proprietary tools with the company's own Data Lab experts, helping our partners use data to improve performance faster and more efficiently than they ever thought possible. Our unique approach is grounded in understanding that a tool is only as valuable as the team using it. At Bear Cognition, we offer more than data management solutions; we deliver unwavering support and business development strategies from a proven team of scientists, analysts, engineers, and business leaders. ​Our commitment goes beyond technology; it's about empowering you with expertise and guidance to maximize your data and business potential. Athlete, shipper or marketer – when success is on the line, you need your data to perform.

The US Department of Energy in late January hit “pause” on its work issuing key LNG export permits. About 30 million mt/year of probable export capacity additions in the US and Mexico are at risk because of the permitting hold. Climate activists have celebrated the White House decision as a massive win, while industry groups have warned that it could endanger future LNG projects and undermine the role of the US as an LNG exporter. But Arvind Ravikumar, co-director of the Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab and a professor within the University of Texas at Austin's Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering, believes this is the wrong debate to be having. S&P Global Commodity Insights Americas LNG reporter Corey Paul caught up with Ravikumar for the podcast. And Ravikumar shared his perspective on the way we should be thinking about the future of US LNG exports. Stick around for Jeff Mower with the Market Minute, a look at near-term oil market drivers.   Related content: We are having the wrong debate about Biden's decision on liquefied natural gas: Arvind Ravikumar White House declares pause on key US LNG export permits, policy review US producers tout LNG growth outlook despite regulatory uncertainty US Senate weighs long-term impact of Biden's LNG permitting pause (subscriber content)

Janet Ranganathan is the Managing Director and Executive Vice President for Strategy, Learning and Results at World Resources Institute (WRI), a global research organization that addresses the urgent sustainability challenges related to food, forests, water, climate, energy, cities and the ocean. She leads the development and execution of WRI's five-year strategy and oversees WRI's Research Integrity, Managing for Results, and Data Lab teams. Janet Ranganathan: “One of the most important lessons I've learned is you can't do anything on your own. You have to do everything together through partnerships and collaborations. You know, if you wanna go far, take many people with you, but don't expect to get there too fast. If you wanna go fast, go alone, but don't expect to get very far. So true.”00:25 Intro to Janet01:21 30 years of changemaking02:02 WRI's method for impact: Count it. Change it. Scale it. 03:48 Feeding people, addressing climate, protecting land05:54 Produce, protect, reduce, restore07:03 A production and consumption problem07:52 Education to enable change09:44 Empowering food companies 12:06 Overview of the Shift Wheel 15:32 How the Cool Food Pledge put the Shift Wheel into practice 17:50 From outputs to outcomes to impact20:40 How WRI connects food and climate change21:44 Establishing collaborative partnerships for long term success23:12 Design and act for impact25:02 Learning from the past to inform the future27:15 Urgency as a motivator28:22 Takeaways for changemakers LinksWRI Report: Creating a Sustainable Food FutureWRI Shift Wheel FrameworkCool Food PledgeWRI Greenhouse Gas ProtocolWRI Strategic Plan 2023-27Keep in TouchSubscribe, rate, review the show at foodlabtalk.comFollow Food Lab talk on YouTube and LinkedIn*The views expressed by the guests in this podcast don't necessarily represent the host's views, nor those of his employer.

En entrevista con Óscar Palacios, en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, la doctora Eunice Rendón, coordinadora de agenda migrante, habló del avance de la caravana migrante y la crisis migratoria. En entrevista con Óscar Palacios en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Daniela Guazo, coordinadora del Datalab del Border Center explicó lo difícil que es encontrar datos sobre desaparecidos en México. En entrevista con Óscar Palacios en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Luis Eduardo González Cepeda, presidente de la Unión Mexicana de Fabricantes y Formuladores de Agroquímicos advierten crisis en el campo por sequía. En entrevista con Óscar Palacios, en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, en la sección, Oasis, Emilio Saldaña “Pizu”, periodista y analista de tecnologías para la información, compartió un análisis de lo que nos trajo el 2023 y lo relevante que viene en 2024.En entrevista con Óscar Palacios en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Manuel Ureste, periodista de Animal Político, habló sobre su premio “Save The Children” por la investigación “Niñez Migrante: Promesas de Papel”.En entrevista con Óscar Palacios, en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Fausto Pretelin, internacionalista y colaborador de MVS, proporcionó un balance de sucesos internacionales en 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En entrevista con Óscar Palacios en ausencia de Pamela Cerdeira, para MVS Noticias, Daniela Guazo, coordinadora del Datalab del Border Center explicó lo difícil que es encontrar datos sobre desaparecidos en México.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode offers a comprehensive exploration of how AI is revolutionizing leadership and management practices. It focuses on the professional application of AI for enhancing time management, decision-making, and team productivity in a business context. Listen about: 1. What Team Leaders Should Care About (00:10) 2. Why Executives Care About Problem Solving First (04:39) 3. Improving Your Time Management with AI (07:20) 4. How Managers Can Save Time With AI (09:39) 5. Considering AI to Increase Yours Team Productivity (11:14)

One of the most common questions people ask about climate is: what can I do? Since time is one of our most valuable resources – and we spend so much of our time at work – changing jobs may be the most effective individual climate action a person can take. Those changes could be big or small: Leaving the oil and gas industry for geothermal, or helping to bring down the emissions where you already work. The truth is, almost any job can be a climate job. But how do people actually make the transition from dirty jobs to clean? What do climate positive job transitions really entail?  Guests:  Caroline Dennett, Director, CLOUT Ltd Arvind Ravikumar, Co-Director, Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab, University of Texas, Austin Jennifer Anderson, Carbon Removal Geologist, Charm Industrial Emma McConville, Development Geoscience Lead at Fervo Energy Nathanael Johnson, Electrician For show notes and related links, visit our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the most common questions people ask about climate is: what can I do? Since time is one of our most valuable resources – and we spend so much of our time at work – changing jobs may be the most effective individual climate action a person can take. Those changes could be big or small: Leaving the oil and gas industry for geothermal, or helping to bring down the emissions where you already work. The truth is, almost any job can be a climate job. But how do people actually make the transition from dirty jobs to clean? What do climate positive job transitions really entail?  Guests:  Caroline Dennett, Director, CLOUT Ltd Arvind Ravikumar, Co-Director, Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab, University of Texas, Austin Jennifer Anderson, Carbon Removal Geologist, Charm Industrial Emma McConville, Development Geoscience Lead at Fervo Energy Nathanael Johnson, Electrician For show notes and related links, visit our website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Step into the realm of artificial intelligence - kick off with the bedrock principles of AI, then journey through its varied types and practical applications in today's business world. Perfect for managers aiming to harness AI's potential or the inquisitive mind eager to understand its real-world impact. Tune in and demystify the world of AI with me. In todays episode: Leveraging AI -- Three Tips for Managers (00:10) Where AI is Mostly Adapted? (2:53) Why you should use AI? (5:56) Narrow Artificial Intelligence - Use cases (7:39) Artificial Intelligence & Digital Marketing (9:32) Implementing Artificial Intelligence: Use Cases (12:40)

In this milestone episode, Jamie Lane sits down with co-host Paralee Walls, VP of Marketing at AirDNA, to celebrate the first anniversary of STR Data Lab. To celebrate, we've curated a special journey through the top 12 key industry topics that have captivated our audience over the past year. We kick off by revisiting the origins of the podcast, before debunking the widely circulated "Airbnbust" narrative. We also unpack the looming recession talk, and spotlight AirDNA's innovative new products along with the game-changing acquisition of Arrivalist. Our discussion then shifts to landmark events shaping our sector—from the introduction of NYC regulations and changes in cleaning fees due to customer feedback, to the noticeable decrease in investments driven by rising interest rates. Jamie caps off this special episode by laying out his predictions for what the landscape could look like in the year ahead. This isn't just another episode—it's a celebration of a year of insights, dialogue, and transformation in the short-term rental space. Trust us, you won't want to miss it! ~~~~ Signup for AirDNA for FREE

In this enlightening video, we'll unveil the dynamic fusion of human expertise and Artificial Intelligence (AI) that can propel you into the realm of a trusted advisor. Gain invaluable insights into crafting enduring client relationships, consistently delivering exceptional value, and exceeding client expectations. Discover the transformative potential of AI in enhancing your professional credibility. ❗Get your free eBook: https://arekskuza.com/how-to-transform-your-business-with-ai/ My key links

In todays podcast i will talk about how AI is revolutionize banking. Together let's xplore the profound impact ofAI on the banking sector. From risk management to revenue generation, AI has become an integral part of financial services, with a majority of firms leveraging its potential. Discover how AI is reshaping banking and uncover its transformative capabilities across various banking operations. ❗Get your free eBook: https://arekskuza.com/how-to-transform-your-business-with-ai/ My key links

Welcome in my new podcast series, where in details I will dive into AI and Data Analytics topic. Join me in this exciting journey! How is Artificial Intelligence transforming the Product Management landscape? Why should Data Monetization be a priority for every product team? Let's discuss the importance of these topics in today's world, where running a business with AI and Data is crucial!

Welcome in my new podcast series, where in details I will dive into AI and Data Analytics topic. Join me in this exciting journey! Learn valuable insights on how to ethically capitalize on data while upholding privacy standards. Discover effective strategies and best practices for legally monetizing data in a privacy-conscious manner, ensuring a win-win scenario for businesses and individuals alike.

Welcome in my new podcast series, where in details I will dive into AI and Data Analytics topic. Join me in this exciting journey! In today's podcast, I would like to focus on the importance of data quality in achieving ROI, specifically in AI projects. Join me as we explore the key factors that contribute to successful data-driven initiatives and learn strategies to enhance the quality of your data for optimal outcomes.

Welcome in my new podcast series, where in details I will dive into AI and Data Analytics topic. Join me in this exciting journey! Today let's dive into trends in data monetization & data analytics.

Sur demande des auditeurs et des auditrices, le "Climat en Questions" commence une série d'épisodes sur les solutions pour décarboner et réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre en France. Pour ce premier épisode, on s'intéresse aux enjeux de court et de long terme dans le secteur de l'énergie avec Sophie Mourlon, Directrice de l'énergie à la Direction Générale de l'Energie et du Climat (DGEC) au Ministère de la Transition énergétique.Où en est-on aujourd'hui des tensions sur le système électrique en France ? Va-t-on pouvoir "passer l'hiver" ? et le prochain ? Comment en est-on arrivés là ? A plus long terme, comment transformer le secteur de l'énergie en France pour atteindre l'objectif national de neutralité carbone d'ici 2050 ? A quoi va ressembler notre futur mix énergétique ? Comment la population est-elle consultée ? Comment mettre en œuvre cette transition et assurer une coordination efficace avec l'ensemble des acteurs ?Références pour cet épisode : les chiffres cles energie/climat: https://www.i4ce.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Datalab-chiffres-cles-du-climat-2022-France-Europe-et-monde_au240123.pdf @ecologiEnergie @I4CE_ La concertation sur le mix énergétique: https://concertation-strategie-energie-climat.gouv.fr/Les offres d'emploi à la DGEC: https://place-emploi-public.gouv.fr/nos-offres/filtres/mot-cles/dgec/ @ecologiEnergie

Sur demande des auditeurs et des auditrices, le "Climat en Questions" commence une série d'épisodes sur les solutions pour décarboner et réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre en France. Pour ce premier épisode, on s'intéresse aux enjeux de court et de long terme dans le secteur de l'énergie avec Sophie Mourlon, Directrice de l'énergie à la Direction Générale de l'Energie et du Climat (DGEC) au Ministère de la Transition énergétique.Où en est-on aujourd'hui des tensions sur le système électrique en France ? Va-t-on pouvoir "passer l'hiver" ? et le prochain ? Comment en est-on arrivés là ? A plus long terme, comment transformer le secteur de l'énergie en France pour atteindre l'objectif national de neutralité carbone d'ici 2050 ? A quoi va ressembler notre futur mix énergétique ? Comment la population est-elle consultée ? Comment mettre en œuvre cette transition et assurer une coordination efficace avec l'ensemble des acteurs ?Références pour cet épisode : les chiffres cles energie/climat: https://www.i4ce.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Datalab-chiffres-cles-du-climat-2022-France-Europe-et-monde_au240123.pdf @ecologiEnergie @I4CE_ La concertation sur le mix énergétique: https://concertation-strategie-energie-climat.gouv.fr/Les offres d'emploi à la DGEC: https://place-emploi-public.gouv.fr/nos-offres/filtres/mot-cles/dgec/ @ecologiEnergie

Silvia Boccardi e Francesco Rocchetti parlano con Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab di ISPI, dell'ultimo pacchetto di sanzioni alla Russia.Ascolta gli altri podcast di Will

AWS Data Lab helps customers shave months off of their development timelines by providing an engagement that pairs their teams of builders with dedicated AWS technical resources - helping them make architectural decisions faster, remove technical roadblocks, build with confidence, and build fast! In this episode, Angie Gould (Manager of Product Management) and Hunter Carlisle (Manager of Solutions Architecture) join Simon to talk about how the AWS Data Lab is helping customers across the globe build solutions on AWS. They dive into common projects that customers work on in the lab, how customers are using machine learning in industries like sports and finance, what to expect, and how to get started. Learn more about AWS Data Lab: https://go.aws/3HTavQM

Silvia Boccardi e Francesco Rocchetti parlano con Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab di ISPI, per capire cosa sta succedendo con la crisi energetica e cosa ci aspetta questo inverno.

Ce vendredi 2 décembre, les mesures de l'engagement RSE d'Iceberg Data Lab et sa méthode de calcul pour se différencier sur le marché ont été abordées par Cyrielle Hariel et Matthieu Maurin, cofondateur de Iceberg Data Lab, dans la chronique La pépite RSE, dans l'émission Good Morning Business, présentée par Laure Closier et Christophe Jakubyszyn, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Welcome to the STR Data Lab by AirDNA! Whether you're on your first property or your 100th, you need the right market data to start and scale your short-term rental business. Enter travel economist and data gangster Jamie Lane and his sidekick Mariah Kamei. Tune in to get the real story and trusted insights behind the numbers driving this multi-billion dollar industry. 

Silvia Boccardi e Francesco Rocchetti analizzano la situazione problematica del gas russo e cercano di capire cosa ci aspetta questo inverno con Matteo Villa, responsabile del Data Lab di ISPI. Segui Will su Telegram per ricevere ogni sera tre notizie del giorno: https://shor.by/PRu5

Unilever in Australia e Nuova Zelanda è diventata una B Corp. Ma come funziona e quanto è attuale il sistema di certificazione delle B Corp?Inoltre, insieme a Matteo Villa, ricercatore e capo del DataLab dell'ISPI, parliamo delle conseguenze che potrebbe avere l'aumento del prezzo del gas in EuropaAscolta Italic, il nuovo podcast di Will: https://shor.by/F2KG

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La chance sourit aux audacieux paraît-il. Je ne saurai pas dire si Jérémie a eu de la chance ou pas. Ce qui est sûr en revanche, c'est qu'il n'a pas manqué d'audace ! Propulsé à la tête du pôle data après le départ de ses N+1 et N+2, à peine quelques mois après avoir rejoint la BNP... et se saisir de l'opportunité pour créer un DataLab qui va révolutionner l'usage de la data métier, il fallait en avoir. La trentaine, reprendre les études et rendre sa thèse à3h du mat, la veille de son mariage. Voilà qui en dit long sur le personnage. Comme dirait l'autre, "la chance, ça se provoque".   En bossant sa thèse sur les modèles de traitement du langage, il trouve un modèle sur un blog au fin fond du web. L'auteur du modèle est un ingénieur de chez Google. Le genre de mec inaccessible. C'est presque une bouteille à la mer que lui a lancé Jérémie en lui demandant de l'aide pour avancer sur le modèle de sa thèse. Surprise, le gars répond 2 jours plus trad.   Découverte de l'open source, d'un mindset nouveau fait d'ouverture, de partage et de confiance. Piqûre.   C'est avec ce même mindset qu'il rejoint la BNP. Quand il lance le DataLab, il repart d'une plateforme embryonnaire, le projet d'une plateforme à destination des Data Scientist du groupe. Quelques mois plus tard, cette plateforme devient une véritable boîte à outil pour plus de 400 Data Scientist, dans une vingtaine de pays.   Changement de paradigme. Avant l'existence de cette plateforme par exemple, pour enregistrer une donnée quelque part, il fallait se déplacer, physiquement, parfois loin, avec un disque dur crypté, ouvrir un ticket, etc. Ce qui pouvait parfois prendre des semaines. Avec cette plateforme, tout est intégré, chacun est autonome. La première pierre était posée.   La deuxième pierre est peut être plus ambitieuse encore : former les collaborateurs qui le souhaitent aux métiers de demain. C'est ainsi que, profitant du programme Upskilling déjà en place, des gens sont formés au métier de data engineer.   Évidemment, c'est très difficile pour eux de rattraper les années, d'être sur des technologies de pointe. Techniquement, ce retard est parfois irratrapable. En revanche, ce qui est sûr, c'est que les années d'expérience métier de ces collaborateurs valent de l'or. Et c'est tout l'enjeu !   Casser les silos, ou plutôt, outrepasser les silos, les ignorer si intensément qu'on ne se souvient même plus qu'ils existent, voilà l'enjeu. Ces collaborateurs formés permettent d'ouvrir de nouvelles portes, d'arriver jusqu'à des CODIR jusqu'alors inatteignables, le fruit de plusieurs années de labeurs et de projets en tous genre.    L'art de favoriser des échanges intergénérationnels pour briser les silos.

Circa il 4,5% della popolazione ucraina ha lasciato il suo Paese, principalmente attraverso il confine polacco da cui, al momento, stanno passando circa 100.000 persone al giorno. Francesco Rocchetti e Silvia Boccardi, che si trova vicino al confine tra Polonia e Ucraina, parlano della situazione migratoria con Matteo Villa, co-responsabile del nuovo DataLab di ISPI.Ascolta gli altri podcast di Will: https://shor.by/KD3R

Da metà 2021 le forniture di gas russe verso l'Europa sono più basse rispetto alle attese e i prezzi del gas naturale sono quasi quintuplicati. Cosa succederebbe se la Russia Invadesse l'Ucraina? Silvia Boccardi e Francesco Rocchetti ne parlano con Matteo Villa, co-responsabile del nuovo DataLab di ISPI.Ascolta gli altri podcast di Will: https://shor.by/KD3RSegui il canale YouTube di Will: https://shor.by/7e27Iscriviti a Loop, gli approfondimenti di Will: https://shor.by/6J8h

In this conversation with Heidi Solchenberger, Senior Manager of Affiliate Marketing and Partnerships at Foot Locker, she talks about partnerships and marketing. Hear about the top-of-mind thoughts around partnerships, Foot Locker's promotion strategies, some of the interesting industry dynamics, and The Data Lab.For more great insights, check out The Partnership Economy book, by David A. Yovanno. The book is available at thepartnershipbook.com and at all major retailers.Episode Outline[00:45] About Heidi and Foot Locker[02:41] Internal affiliate roles[03:53] Partnerships[06:07] What keeps Heidi up at night?[07:10] Targeting[09:20] Promo strategies[12:10] Interesting industry dynamics[14:33] New B2B partnerships[15:57] The Data Lab[18:09] Heidi's mentorsHeidi's MentorsJennifer GoodwinConnect with HeidiLinkedInWebsiteConnect with impact.comWebsiteLinkedIn (Impact)LinkedIn (Dave Yovanno)LinkedIn (Todd Crawford)