Podcast appearances and mentions of derek johnston

5G is the first wireless technology designed to be energy efficient and sustainable with an industry target of 90% improvement in spectral efficiency compared to 4G. This improvement, in large part, also requires energy efficiency in the equipment. Operators and vendors have devised several features to accomplish this goal including increasing spectrum bands supported in a single radio and Massive MIMO antenna capacity, beamforming, and an increasing the use of high-band frequencies.Samsung works to ensure our product experience at every step contributes to a sustainable world with eco-conscious technology and innovation. Samsung is a pioneer in vRAN, being the first to bring vRAN to market with software driven network functions to make networks more flexible and reduce processing and transmit power. Samsung is also helping to address energy efficiency with Power Amplifiers equipped with a Bias Control, dynamic download MIMO transmit paths, and with its low power, energy saving system-on-a-chip (SoC).With global mobile data traffic rates continuing to rise and applications requiring low-latency proliferating, networks will continue to densify, and the number of cell sites grow exponentially. Despite this, telecommunications industry is committed to finding ways to bring down the amount of power used and lowering our carbon footprint to run our networks.We are all excited to see the power saving techniques and features we've discussed today continue to advance around the globe.Watch and listen to this Networks Tech Talk episode to learn more about how Samsung and the telecommunications industry are investing in energy saving innovations and technologies.

Nick and Will are joined by Liberty Basketball senior Kyle Rode and Associate Head Coach Derek Johnston. They will recap the Flames continued domination of the ASUN and look at the schedule ahead. Plus your best college basketball picks of the week with Ritchie Longshots. Contents of this video: 00:00 Intro 03:10 Liberty Basketball Roundup 09:20 Kyle Rode interview 18:20 Jason Porter Real Estate 20:00 Derek Johnston interview 41:25 Ironclad Coffee 42:10 ASUN Conference and Upcoming Schedule 47:40 The Liberty Line 1:12:05 Conclusion

Are policies that link national funding to ensuring that sport is abuse-free, fun and safe resulting in a healthier sport culture for high-performance athletes and participants? In this episode, Derek Johnston, Communications strategist & facilitator for Face Value Communications, & Integral Professional Coach, joins Mike to talk about the shift from win-at-all-cost coaching to an approach that considers both the mental and physical health of athletes. Head over to www.ipsos.com for more information about Ipsos. If you have a topic that you'd like us to cover on a future podcast, please reach out to us at publicaffairs@ipsos.com. We're on most major podcast platforms as well as on Spotify. Please like and subscribe to Educated Conjecture to get episodes sent to you as soon as they are published.

Samsung Networks had lots of news before, during and after Mobile World Congress 2002. I go behind the headlines with its head of Marketing and Business Development, Derek Johnston to discuss what that means for the company and the industry at large.  Check out this article on Samsung Networks' growth tragectery - https://bit.ly/3GSI2YY   

Not too long ago, Derek Johnston made the leap into coaching full time.The belief he had in himself has been validated - he now works in four different coaching roles in and around Glasgow in Scotland.His current CV reads community outreach coach at Cumbernauld Colts, women's first- team coach at Stenhousemuir, one-to-one coach at Oliver Performance Academy and soccer academies coach at Scottish giants Rangers.We caught up with Derek to talk about making coaching his full-time profession, how, by working with adults then children, he is doing things in reverse order, and why reflection is a key focus for him this year…

Todays podcast we have Derek Johnston and what a podcast it is! He started in CNC engineering and then wanted a change to being a coach at many different avenues! He started his own football club and more! I mean it really helped me and Derek ourselves but we really hope it helps you and it helps you on your mental health and your career choices! Follow Derek at: Instagram: theglasgowfc Twitter: theglasgowfc Facebook: the Glasgow football coach Follow us at: Instagram: Inkylesconvo Twitter: Inkylesconvo Facebook: Inkylesconvo TikTok: Inkylesconvo Google podcasts: Inkylesconvo Apple podcasts: Inkylesconvo Spotify: Inkylesconvo Follow Kyle at: Instagram: mrbigkyle Twitter: mrbigkyle Youtube: mrbigkyle TikTok: mrbigkyle

Join us for a blood-soaked discussion on this classic video nasty, an American remix of two equally classic Japanese films Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance and Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx (both 1972, Kenji Misumi).Our guest this month is Dr Jonathan Wroot, an expert in Japanese cinema, and he gives us a fascinating overview of the history of this film, the original Lone Wolf series and its brother-in-arms, Zatōichi. Along the way we talk hip hop, blood pressure, Andy Warhol and killer penises. Just a regular episode of Second Features.You can contact us by email at secondfeaturespod@gmail.com or on Twitter @secondfeaturesPlease remember to leave us a review or rate the podcast on your app of choice!Reading List (generously supplied by Jonathan):A review (Jasper Sharp, 2001) of Sword of Vengeance, scenes of which appear in Shogun AssassinA feature article (Robin Gatto and Tom Mes, 2005) on Kenji Misumi, who directed the footage that appears in Shogun AssassinFrameRated review of the Lone Wolf and Cub film series by Remy Dean (2020) including the different DVD releases Derek Johnston's research paper on the transcultural impact of Lone Wolf and CubAnd so you can hear RZA talk about Wu-Tang Clan far more eloquently than Adrian can: Wu-Tang's RZA Breaks Down 10 Kung Fu Films He's Sampled See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we’re sharing the final episode in our series diving into the 2020 Finance and Operations Report. We want to give a huge thank you to our friends (GGA Partner’s Derek Johnston and RSM’s Phil Newman) for joining us over the past several weeks. Today, we’re wrapping this series up by taking a look at the Personnel section – tune in!

This week, we’re sharing the fourth episode in our series diving into the 2020 Finance and Operations Report. We are so glad to have GGA Partner’s Derek Johnston and RSM’s Phil Newman back with us today. Today we are taking a look at the Membership section – tune in!

This week, we’re sharing the third episode in our series diving into the 2020 Finance and Operations Report. We are so glad to have GGA Partner’s Derek Johnston and RSM’s Phil Newman back with us today. Today we are taking a look at the Operations section – tune in!

This week, we’re sharing the second episode in our series diving into the 2020 Finance and Operations Report. We are so glad to have GGA Partner’s Derek Johnston and RSM’s Phil Newman back with us today. Today we are taking a look at the Capital section – tune in!

CMAA’s research efforts have grown exponentially over the past several years and now, there is a wealth of information available to CMAA members and the industry. Last summer, CMAA released its updated competencies for the club management profession and data analytics was added – the numbers are more important than ever. Understanding what they mean, identifying trends, and making informed management decisions. This month, we are launching a micro-pod series to help bring the numbers to life, make them understandable, and give them context. We’ve gotten experts in to help us explore the recently released 2020 Finance and Operations Report – Phil Newman, CPA, CIA, of RSM and Derek Johnston or GGA Partners. Tune in now and over the next few weeks to learn more!

As the year is coming to an end we approach the 50th anniversary of the tragic Ibrox Disaster which occurred on the 2nd of January 1971, claiming the lives of 66 fans and causing over 200 injuries. We are joined this week by a man who was there on the pitch that day Derek Johnston, to talk about the events which are said to have led to the tragedy as well as the emotions of the immediate time. Follow the podcast on twitter and Instagram @keysandgraypod or email at keysandgraythepodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, we spotlight MBB assistant coaches Brad Soucie and Derek Johnston.

Derek Johnston, head of marketing and 5G business development for Samsung Networks, provides some color on the company's most recent 5G wins, takes a look at trends around open and virtual RAN, and catches us up on what he's reading to his kids during quarantine.

Today, we spotlight MBB assistant coaches Brad Soucie and Derek Johnston.

Virtualized RAN, or vRAN, is a highly complex topic, and there's a lot of confusion about what it means in the context of 5G.On this episode of Recalibrate, we break it all down, highlighting vRAN's use cases, benefits, and role in our collective 5G future.vRAN is a virtualized radio access network and is seen as the next step in the evolution of cellular networks and specifically advancing 5G. Essentially, it's taking previously hardware-driven functions and making them virtualized or software-based.Think about the transition that took place in IT networks. Like those shifts, many operators are looking to move toward a more software-based network to become more flexible in management, services and feature introduction.vRAN moves the controller functions of today's hardware base stations to centralized servers or closer to the edge of a network, allowing Mobile Network Operators, or MNOs, to pool and adjust radio resources to better accommodate for user traffic.vRAN can effectively support low-latency and new, highly available services, works on options other than expanding fiber connections where necessary, and brings along fewer operational and maintenance headaches than you might realize.Today's future-proof, 4G vRAN solutions are ready to deliver in the 5G world and provide the connectivity and performance users will come to expect from ever-evolving networks, and host Tyler Kern and guest Derek Johnston took this opportunity to dive into exactly how that rollout will occur.Networks TechTalk podcast was previously named Recalibrate with Samsung Networks.

Virtualized RAN, or vRAN, is a highly complex topic, and there’s a lot of confusion about what it means in the context of 5G. On this episode of Recalibrate, we break it all down, highlighting vRAN’s use cases, benefits, and role in our collective 5G future. vRAN is a virtualized radio access network and is seen as the next step in the evolution of cellular networks and specifically advancing 5G. Essentially, it’s taking previously hardware-driven functions and making them virtualized or software-based. Think about the transition that took place in IT networks. Like those shifts, many operators are looking to move toward a more software-based network to become more flexible in management, services and feature introduction. vRAN moves the controller functions of today’s hardware base stations to centralized servers or closer to the edge of a network, allowing Mobile Network Operators, or MNOs, to pool and adjust radio resources to better accommodate for user traffic. vRAN can effectively support low-latency and new, highly available services, works on options other than expanding fiber connections where necessary, and brings along fewer operational and maintenance headaches than you might realize. Today’s future-proof, 4G vRAN solutions are ready to deliver in the 5G world and provide the connectivity and performance users will come to expect from ever-evolving networks, and host Tyler Kern and guest Derek Johnston took this opportunity to dive into exactly how that rollout will occur.

Samsung focused on 5G from very early on. So it’s pioneered many innovations, especially in the millimeter wave spectrum space. And the company is focused on expanding in the U.S, which is an asset to our industry. Our guest this week is Derek Johnston, Head of Marketing at Samsung Networks. Don’t miss hearing what Derek shares about Samsung’s: 5G Innovation Zone, which explores manufacturing use cases for 5G Future augmented reality (AR) guided applications Expertise from the silicone layer through networks to devices, which helps its speed to market Humble but hungry culture that keeps an established global brand feeling like an exciting startup Commitment to bridging the gender gap, including hosting an annual Seoul Sisters event Acquisition of TeleWorld Solutions and what it means for them And much more! Listen now! And don’t forget to subscribe so you won’t miss an episode!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the 5G Talent Talk Community today:broadstaffglobal.comInstagramLinkedInTwitterFacebookYouTube

Samsung focused on 5G from very early on. So it’s pioneered many innovations, especially in the millimeter wave spectrum space. And the company is focused on expanding in the U.S, which is an asset to our industry.   Our guest this week is Derek Johnston, Head of Marketing at Samsung Networks.   Don’t miss hearing what Derek shares about Samsung’s:   5G Innovation Zone, which explores manufacturing use cases for 5G Future augmented reality (AR) guided applications Expertise from the silicone layer through networks to devices, which helps its speed to market Humble but hungry culture that keeps an established global brand feeling like an exciting startup Commitment to bridging the gender gap, including hosting an annual Seoul Sisters event Acquisition of TeleWorld Solutions and what it means for them And much more!   Listen now! And don’t forget to subscribe so you won’t miss an episode! Support the show.

On this edition of Talk Your Book, Michael and Ben sat down with Bob Mitchell and Derek Johnston of Conestoga Capital Advisors to discuss investing in small and mid cap growth stocks and why this space is often overlooked by investors. Find complete shownotes on our blogs... Ben Carlson’s A Wealth of Common Sense Michael Batnick’s The Irrelevant Investor Like us on Facebook And feel free to shoot us an email at animalspiritspod@gmail.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation.

On the latest episode of Recalibrate, host Jason Claybrook, Samsung Networks' Derek Johnston and Samsung B2B Mobile Marketing's Reid Estreicher delved into the advancement of networking with the arrival of 5G connectivity and other forward progress in the telecommunications industry. In order to better understand these trends, it’s important to differentiate between them, specifically between private and public networks. The latter relies on publicly auctioned spectrum by regulatory bodies for services provided by Mobile Network Operators. The former has traditionally relied on technologies such as Wi-Fi, LMR (LAN Mobile Radio) and DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems) to provide wireless services to private enterprises. With the emergence of On-Go™ leveraging the CBRS band in the United States over shared spectrum, new possibilities are emerging to solve for limitations of previous technologies. Coupled with the launch of 5G services, enterprises and government industries in all verticals will have flexibility in how they advance their networks to create efficiencies within their organizations.

Summary 5G technology will drive future applications however it requires effective use of spectrum to deliver 5G wireless services. On today’s episode we dive into specifics and how spectrum is being used to maximize the future of 5G. Until now, operators have only been able to leverage point-to-point communications which limits mobility. AS an OEM, Samsung has researched and developed technology to do more with spectrum. Guests Alok Shah and Derek Johnston discuss the use of technology including millimeter waves, CPRI interfaces, Open RAN, and network slicing. Guests Derek Johnston: Head of Marketing & 5G Business Development, Networks Division, Samsung Electronics America Alok Shah: Vice President, Networks Strategy, BD, & Marketing, Samsung Electronics America Don’t Miss These Discussion Topics 1:10 -- What is Spectrum for 5G or any cellular networks? 2:20 -- Where do you buy spectrum air waves? 2:57 -- What is contiguous spectrum? 3:36 -- Is spectrum still point-to-point connection on cell towers? 6:17 -- How Samsung has been researching the 5G millimeter wave spectrum. 7:47 -- What’s so cool about millimeter wave. 8:37 -- How millimeter wave is kind of like oil. 9:20 -- How does spectrum work abroad in other countries? 11:10 -- How many spectrum bands does your cell phone support? 12:47 -- How many antennas are in a phone today? 13:44 -- How many antennas will your phone need for 5G? 14:29 Opening up the ecosystem in 5G. 15:09 -- What’s going on with Open RAN? 16:04 -- What is CPRI? 17:03 -- Why CPRI has not provided operators with the full benefits of openness. 17:28 -- What is the xRAN forum and the C-RAN Alliance? 18:19 -- Why does Samsung prefer an open network? 20:35 -- Will 5G be faster with an open network? 21:40 -- Why are software providers pushing this tech. 23:03 -- How does an open deployment model benefit consumers and enterprises? 24:44 -- What is network slicing? 25:53 -- What 5G enables with network slicing? 27:32 -- Where are we at with building out this infrastructure?

On the first episode of Recalibrate with Samsung, we seek to answer one of the biggest looming questions in the telecoms space: What will be the impact of 5G? Host Jason Claybrook, Derek Johnston, and Alok Shah of Samsung Networks talk about what makes 5G networks so different, so important, and ways that consumers can utilize them that will make the existing way they’re interacting with their mobile devices so much different. “Previous generations of 2G gave us voice and texting, 3G was the introduction of data, 4G gave us a lot faster, richer internet experience and ignited the mobile economy, and now 5G is like putting fiber in your pocket, it puts all of that other stuff on steroids. It’s the evolution of mobile technology,” Johnston said. Shah agrees, and expands: “5G is more than just another generation of mobile, but you get substantially better speeds and big benefits when it comes to latency, also how long it takes from when you do something on your device to the time that the network responds. The responsiveness can be 30-40 milliseconds or more down into single digit milliseconds with the right network architecture. It enables things that could never be done before.” ‘Enable’ is the correct word, as people are now shopping differently, playing video games differently, including using cloud gaming. Virtual reality has been around for a while but now developers are continuing to play with augmented reality games such as Pokemon Go. The rollout of 5G will change things for more than just gamers though. The sports world will also feel the difference. Samsung and other companies have done a lot of work in stadiums to enhance the way that the consumer views sporting events, including using overhead cameras, drone cameras, and stitching angles for 360 degree views. This will give each usr a lot more opportunities to access different videos but is creating a new network need with much more bandwidth required.

As the world gets more connected and IoT devices become more comprehensive, the network sustaining them has to be powerful enough for thousands of interwoven devices. Luckily, 5G is on the horizon. Derek Johnston, Head of US Marketing for Networks for Samsung Electronics America, dives in to the capabilities of 5G and how each industry might find use in its powerful bandwidth. For more information on Samsung, log on to https://www.samsung.com/us/. For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Software and Electronics Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B! Twitter – twitter.com/marketscale Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale

  Vi firar jul med glögg, pepparkakor och clementiner och provar även på lite mer exotiska traditioner. Tomas uppar Finland som filmland och Lars förklarar varför det tar emot att läsa en av världens mest älskade författare. Vi pratar också om Derek Johnston, Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol, William Shakespeare, Hamlet, J.H. Ridell, A Strange Christmas Game, E.F. Benson, Between the Lights, Algernon Blackwood, The Kit Bag, Henry James, The Turn of the Screw, The Innocents, M.R. James, Whistle and I’ll Come to You, A Warning for the Curious, The Signalman, The Stalls of Barchester, The Treasure of Abbot Thomas, A View from a Hill, Susan Hill, The Woman in Black, Creepypodden, Jens Daniel Burman, Huset, Cape Fear, Black Christmas, Olivia Hussey, John Saxon, Tales from the Crypt, Peter Cushing, Silent Night Deadly Night, Gremlins, Stephen Spielberg, Jerry Goldsmith, E.T., Ensam hemma, A Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, Henry Sellick, Coraline, Dead End, Ray Wise, Twin Peaks, Horror Etc, P2, Wes Bentley, Candyman, The Gingerdead Man, Gary Busey, Charles Band, Sauna, Rare Exports, Sampo Lappelill, Zacharias Topelius, Krampus - The Christmas Devil, Demon Toys, Mysteriet på Greveholm, Liv i Luckan och den troligtvis helt riktiga föreställningen om De dödas julotta. Nostalgi, löst tyckande och akademisk analys i en salig röra.

Our first episode of 2016 is finally here! Join us as we chat with the always entertaining Derek Johnston of The Horton Grand Theatre! He's one of San Diego's biggest local film supporters and is one hell of an entertainer himself! Learn his secret, global background with us!

Jane and Derek Johnston are part-time farmers. Last year, Jane spent five days in a coma and three months in hospital after a serious accident on their farm. This is their story.

This 28th episode features several chats with some of James Walker’s friends that are performing at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. Make sure you listen to the intro. James McIntosh, Robin Grainger, Gareth Mutch, Andrew Learmonth, Derek Johnston and Adam Todd are in this episode. Twitter: twitter.com/chatsforyou. iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/chats-for-you/id751360021 For more info, visit imminentjoy.com