Podcasts about device lab

Joschi Kuphal has been active as a web designer, developer and creative entrepreneur for over 25 years. Starting in the mid-90s, while studying interior design, he developed his first websites in HTML, and later Flash. With his diploma in his pocket, he founded the web and advertising agency tollwerk (https://tollwerk.de) in 2000, which he continues to shape to this day. He has shared leadership of tollwerk with his team in an equal, cooperative and self-organizing way since 2022. Accessibility has been the focus of his work for almost 10 years, and it keeps him increasingly busy as a consultant, auditor and lecturer.In 2013, Joschi founded the Open Device Lab Nuremberg (https://odl-nbg.de), which marked a turning point in the previously quiet work environment at tollwerk. For the first time, Joschi turned his focus towards an international community – and soon found himself leaving his mark on this young, but growing network. Connecting with and being connected to this community became his new passion (obsession?). This encouraged him to found numerous community initiatives and event series, which he continues to do to this day. These include:* the Accessibility Club (https://accessibility-club.org): a flexible, international format around web accessibility and assistive technologies (2014 – present)* the CoderDojo Nuremberg (https://coderdojo-nbg.org): an open programming school for children and young people between the ages of 5 and 17 (2016 – present)* the Material Conference Series (https://material.is) in Rekyjavík, Iceland (2017 – present).Joschi's efforts are characterized by his tireless drive to make information and knowledge as accessible as possible and to train everyone to be able to use the tools of our time sustainably and confidently. None of his initiatives are commercially oriented; rather, they all thrive on volunteerism and the unflagging efforts of passionate communities. He is convinced that things get complicated as soon as money comes into play!

“In order to grow, you have to master what you are doing today”. Career advice from Patrick Kothe. Pat has led EM Device Lab down a brilliant development path where they “productized” a current standard procedure and benefit from a simpler regulatory path and a shorter time to commercialization.  This also reduced capital requirements.  However, Pat took no shortcuts with customer discovery and validation where they got feedback on their product from around 600 emergency medicine doctors.  Join Pat and me to learn about critical characteristics of a bootstrap CEO and key strategies for success. We also talk about the lessons learned from failures.  They are less than 30 days to product launch!  We wish the EM Device Lab team best of luck as they go to market. Now Go Win Your Week! Most of you know that I am also the host of the MedTech Leaders community. You can learn more about this non-linkedin community at medtechleaders.net.  This is where leaders and those aspiring to be leaders get together to help each other with best practices, problems, solutions, ideas and successes.  If you are interested in the MedTech Leaders community…there is a 30-day free trial. Patrick Kothe’s LinkedIn Profile link EM Device Lab website link Pat’s Podcast Link – Mastering Medical Device Or find it on your favorite podcast service.  Pat’s recommended book: When Pride Still Mattered: A Life of Vince Lombardi, By David Maraniss Paperback linkKindle link Ted Newill’s LinkedIn Profile link Medical Device Success website link MedTech Leaders Community link Link to Ted’s contact page  

On today's episode of The DroidDevCast, Esper Platform Evangelist Rin Oliver is joined by Esper VP of Technical Sales Keith Szot to talk about Esper's new device lab located in our Bellevue, WA office. Later in the episode, we touch on the philosophy behind the device lab, what makes it unique, and what projects the team is working on in the device lab.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kWWLBZKe11ULearn more about Esper at: https://esper.io/  

Our first guest is Joseph Davis, the Chief Security Advisor at Microsoft for US Health & Life Sciences, where he advises payors, providers, pharmaceuticals, lab sciences, medical devices and various research organizations https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/.Prior to Microsoft, Joseph lead North America Security Advisory for Avanade/Accenture.He spent over a decade at Covidien (now Medtronic) building their information and security practices including traditional IT Security (SOC, Incident Response & Forensics), Security Architecture, Identity and Access Management, Enterprise IT Risk, IT Compliance and Data Privacy. As if that was NOT enough, he also built a world-class Global Security Operations Center.Our next guest is Nina Alli. For the past five years, Nina has served as the Executive Director of the Biohacking Village overseeing the phenomenal growth of the Device Lab, Speaker Track, and Hands On Lab. Nina hosts White Hats and Lab Coats: The Biohacking Village podcast: https://whitehatslabcoats.org.Prior to that, Nina spent 16 years in healthcare, building/breaking/securing Electronic Medical Records, connected medical IoT devices, and working in the Citizen Science area on microfluidics.We'll discuss why the healthcare sector is the MOST vulnerable?How are cyber criminals leveraging Covid-19 to deploy ransomware and other cybercrimes?What about the issues regarding legacy systems?Are medical devices safe from hackers?What can you do to protect your Personal Health Information (PHI).All of that and much more on today's show.I hope this helps...Gary Berman   

Lara Callender Hogan is an engineering leader, coach, and consultant at Wherewithall. She is also the author of Designing for Performance (O’Reilly, 2014), Building a Device Lab (Five Simple Steps, 2015), and Demystifying Public Speaking (A Book Apart, 2016). Lara champions engineering management as a practice, having built and led engineering organizations as an Engineering Director at Etsy and VP of Engineering at Kickstarter. In her world tour to advocate performance to designers and developers alike, Lara has keynoted the Velocity Conference, presented at Google I/O, and given talks at companies like The New York Times to help shift them toward a culture of performance. While at Etsy, Lara co-created the initial physical device labs, and co-authored a tutorial and bookfor companies interested in building their own lab. To connect her passion for performance with her activism, Lara donates all of the proceeds from Designing for Performance to charities focused on supporting underrepresented people in tech. Lara also believes it’s important to celebrate career achievements with donuts. On today's episode we discuss proper expectation setting, mindful communication, Lara's new company and a surprise management challenge! Listen on to find out what it is!   Contact Info: Title: Co-Founder Company: Wherewithall Twitter: @lara_hogan Site: http://larahogan.me/ Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/lara  Show Notes: The Lead Developer Austin 2018 Workshop   Desk moves   Paloma Medina   Tuckman's Stages of Group Development   Etsy's Charter of Mindful Communication   The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change

Lara Hogan is an engineering director at Etsy and the author of Designing for Performance and the coauthor of Building a Device Lab. Her latest book, Demystifying Public Speaking, tackles every step involved in taking the podium and delivering the killer presentation.

Lara Hogan is an engineering director at Etsy and the author of *Designing for Performance* and the coauthor of *Building a Device Lab*. Her latest book, *Demystifying Public Speaking*, tackles every step involved in taking the podium and delivering the killer presentation.

Lara Hogan is an engineering director at Etsy and the author of Designing for Performance and the coauthor of Building a Device Lab. Her latest book, Demystifying Public Speaking, tackles every step involved in taking the podium and delivering the killer presentation.

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This week we're joined by front end developer and one of the brains behind Ghost Lab and Device Lab, Mr Andi Dysart. We talk about Andi's entry into web design from Industrial Design and the lessons that were brought across before looking into the testing products he and the team at Vanamco have developed.

Illustrator Josh Cleland is back on Unfinished Business this week to talk about his work on the new Stuff and Nonsense go, go, go, rillas header, the difficulties of designing our own branding and how we can make visits to our sites more memorable by improving the design of pages we often forget. Nominate Unfinished Business for the Net Awards 2014 One way you can say thanks for the time we take making our podcast every week is to nominate Unfinished Business for Podcast Of The Year at the Net Awards 2014. We’d love, love, love you if you did that. This episode is sponsored by the Device Lab from Vanamco.

This week on Unfinished Business, I’m joined by CSS hero Harry Roberts to talk about being typecast (literally,) going Keynote commando and Harry’s first week on the dole. We talk about how people can improve the way they think about sending and dealing with email and why we’re both obsessed with the backends of vans. This episode is sponsored by the new Device Lab from Vanamco and by Smashing Magazine’s workshops including my CSS3 For Responsive Web Design workshop and Harry Roberts’ Planning And Building A Big Front-End. They’re happening in Zurich, Switzerland on December 10th, 2013.

Pour ce 20 ème épisode, on commencera comme d’habitude avec les Quick News (CGN et Google Alertes), on continuera avec les Quick Links (Remote preview, Eyedrop, Skeuomorphism.it et Generatewp.com) ensuite on passera à notre dossier de la semaine (Workflow: quelles sont nos outils de travail ? ) et on finira comme d’habitude avec notre MVP Dribbble. En espérant que cette épisode vous plaira. Bonne écoute. Ecouter l'épisode >>