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Articolo completo: https://tech360.media/digitalizzare-il-lusso-senza-tradirlo-come-bartorelli-ha-integrato-ecommerce-brand-heritage-e-customer-experience-umana-digital-champions-9-con-davide-donati/E-commerce nel Lusso: tra Artigianalità e Intelligenza Artificiale.Nel mondo dell'alta gioielleria, digitalizzare non significa solo vendere online. Significa trasformare l'esperienza del cliente senza snaturare il valore del brand.In questa puntata della rubrica Digital Champions, Manuel Arlotti intervista Davide Donati, Head of Marketing del Gruppo Bartorelli Gioiellerie 1882, per scoprire come si innova nel luxury retail.Scoprirai perché Bartorelli ha scelto di sviluppare piattaforme digitali proprietarie, come gestisce la fiducia dei clienti in acquisti da migliaia di euro, e quali sono i prossimi trend tra customer care umano, iperpersonalizzazione e app di ecosistema.Capitoli e Punti di Discussione00:00 – Introduzione all'episodio e presentazione ospite01:28 – Chi è Bartorelli: 140 anni di storia nel lusso03:40 – Le origini della digitalizzazione e il ruolo di Marco Bartorelli06:20 – Perché sviluppare un eCommerce in-house nel settore lusso09:15 – Le sfide di vendere online prodotti legati a momenti di vita importanti12:03 – Lavorare in tandem tra boutique fisiche ed eCommerce14:50 – Come il digitale rafforza il trust del brand17:30 – AI: dove ha senso usarla davvero (e dove no)20:12 – Progetto App: ecosistema di servizi ad alto valore22:25 – Il futuro dell'iperpersonalizzazione nel luxury eCommerce24:10 – Un consiglio alle aziende storiche che si stanno digitalizzando25:15 – Libri consigliati da Davide DonatiRisorse citate nell'episodio- L'unica regola è che non ci sono regole – Reed Hastings, Erin Meyer- Competing in the Age of AI – Marco Iansiti, Karim R. Lakhani

La digitalizzazione nel lusso e nella moda: come superare le sfide tecnologiche

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Intervention du Dimanche 20 Avril avec Shérérazade Nineb, Gilles Babinet et Eric Geoffroy L'humanité développe depuis quelques années l'intelligence artificielle, et elle s'est imposée à notre humanité de façon fulgurante. Cette avancée représente-t-elle des dangers immédiats pour la conscience humaine, ou est-elle au contraire un atout ? Pouvons-nous trouver des éléments de réponse dans la tradition islamique et dans le soufisme ? Nos intervenants tenteront de répondre à ces questionnements, et aux vôtres également. Ils seront trois : Gilles Babinet, autodidacte passionné par les nouvelles technologies et les enjeux sociétaux, est entrepreneur depuis l'âge de 22 ans. Il a fondé de nombreuses sociétés dans des secteurs variés tels que le conseil (Absolut, Laitao), le bâtiment (Escalade Industrie), la musique mobile (Musiwave), la co-création (eYeka), les outils décisionnels (Captain Dash), … Depuis, il est devenu une figure incontournable du numérique français et européen, où il multiplie les responsabilités. Il est coprésident du Conseil national du numérique, avec lequel il a notamment lancé l'initiative Café IA. Il est également Digital Champion de la France auprès de la Commission européenne et membre du Comité IA lancé par Élisabeth Borne fin 2023, dont le rapport a été remis au Président de la République. Chargé d'enseignement à HEC et auteur de plusieurs ouvrages tels que Comment les hippies, Dieu et la science ont inventé internet ? ou encore son dernier livre Green IA – L'intelligence artificielle au service du climat, paru en mars 2024, il conseille les organisations sur la transformation numérique et les politiques d'intelligence artificielle à adopter. Shéhérazade Nineb est ingénieure de recherche dans l'industrie. De formation initiale en mathématiques pures, elle est titulaire d'un doctorat en modélisation et développement d'outils numériques en mécanique non régulière du Laboratoire de Mécanique et de Génie Civil de Montpellier. Elle est également diplômée d'un Master 2 en Langues, Littératures et Civilisation étrangère à l'INALCO avec une spécialité en linguistique, traduction et islamologie, et d'un Master 2 en Traitement Automatique des Langues, branche de l'Intelligence Artificielle qui se concentre sur les textes. Dans ce cadre, elle a travaillé sur les textes soufis du IVe/Xe et Ve/XIe siècles consacrés au samâ‘ dans une perspective comparative. En tant qu'ingénieure de recherche, elle a produit des articles dans des revues spécialisées et est intervenue lors de congrès internationaux. Éric Geoffroy est islamologue (Université de Strasbourg ; MBZ University for Humanities, Abu Dhabi). Spécialiste et pratiquant du soufisme, il est également président de l'association Conscience Soufie, qui œuvre pour diffuser la sagesse universelle du soufisme. Il est l'auteur de nombreux ouvrages sur le soufisme, certains traduits en différentes langues, et notamment Le soufisme. Voie intérieure de l'islam (2009, Points sagesses) une référence dans ce domaine. Ces derniers ouvrages parus sont : Allah au féminin, Albin Michel, 2020 ; Cheikh Ahmad al-‘Alâwî – Vivificateur de la Voie soufie, Albouraq, 2021 ; Jaillissements – Les commentaires du Coran par le Cheikh Ahmad al-‘Alâwî, Albouraq, 2024. Pour plus d'information: https://consciencesoufie.com

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Join Nick Bonitatibus as he celebrates five incredible years with Digital Champions. In this special episode, Nick reflects on his journey, shares personal stories, and dives into the five key principles that have driven his success. Discover how to overcome limiting beliefs, invest in relationships, stay disciplined, maintain a clear vision, and practice gratitude. Whether you're an entrepreneur or looking to grow personally, this episode is packed with insights to help you thrive. Show Notes: Introduction: Nick celebrates five years in business with Digital Champions. Reflection on the journey from creating fun, goofy videos to building a successful business. Emphasis on personal growth and the importance of continuous learning. Key Takeaways: Never Stop Growing and Learning: Importance of a growth mindset. Continuous self-improvement and professional development. Adapting and evolving business strategies for better client results. Investing in Relationships and Experts: Value of investing in coaching, courses, and building a supportive network. Personal anecdotes about impactful programs and communities. Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals who inspire growth. Discipline and Consistency: Critical role of consistent action and discipline in achieving success. Personal fitness routine and its impact on mental and physical health. Example: Success on YouTube from consistent content creation. Vision and Clarity: Importance of having a clear vision and goals for your business and life. How clarity helps in making better decisions and staying focused on priorities. Real-life examples of turning down opportunities that didn't align with long-term goals. Gratitude: Practicing gratitude as a core principle for staying grounded and positive. Sharing wins and celebrating milestones regularly. How gratitude impacts personal well-being and business relationships. Personal Stories: Overcoming limiting beliefs and impostor syndrome. Pivotal moment during the early days of the business that led to a significant mindset shift. Shout-out to early supporters and clients who believed in the vision. Conclusion: Recap of the five key principles: Growth, Relationships, Discipline, Vision, and Gratitude. Encouragement to implement these principles in your own life and business. Expression of gratitude to listeners and supporters.

In this episode of the Edufuturists podcast, we are joined by Gemma Gwilliam, Head of Digital Learning, Education and Innovation in Portsmouth. We discuss the impact of technology on education, the importance of personalisation and accessibility, and Gemma's journey through various educational roles. The conversation highlights the need for collaboration among schools, the significance of equipping students with the right tools, and the ongoing transformation in the educational landscape. Gemma shares her insights on building a supportive community and the future of education, emphasising the importance of choice and innovation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:15 Gemma's Role in Education and Technology 03:13 Challenges in Education and Communication 03:24 Navigating ADHD and Educational Innovation 06:32 A Week in the Life of an Educational Leader 09:23 The Power of Passion in Education 12:15 Gemma's Journey: From Teacher to Digital City Champion 15:29 Technology as an Enabler in Education 18:13 Personalisation and Choice in Learning 21:35 The Importance of Context in Education 24:11 Procurement Challenges in Education Technology 27:20 Building a Collaborative Educational Community 30:19 Empowering Educators Through Skill Development 33:37 The Future of Education: Autonomy and Personalisation 36:28 Quickfire Questions and Closing Thoughts Thanks so much for joining us again for another episode - we appreciate you.Ben & Steve x Championing those who are making the future of education a reality. Connect with Gemma Find out more about Portsmouth: The Digital City Project Follow us on X Check out all past episodes Want to sponsor future episodes or get involved with the Edufuturists work? Get in touch

Vodafone has confirmed that over 65,000 older adults have participated in digital learning courses aimed at increasing levels of digital literacy among older people. This initiative addresses the growing digital exclusion experienced by older adults, empowering them to use the internet in their daily lives and stay connected for the future. The Hi Digital programme encourages and includes older people in digital learning, building confidence and skills, especially for those feeling isolated from digital society and vulnerable to being left behind. Launched in 2021, the free online Hi Digital course is divided into short lessons that teach older adults how to access the internet, use smartphones, stay safe online, and identify and avoid scams and fraud. In 2023, the Vodafone Hi Digital programme expanded to offer in-person support for older adults in Vodafone stores nationwide with 'Drop-in Fridays'. This service provides free practical support on using phones, tablets, and computers. Due to its popularity, Vodafone has added 13 additional stores to the programme, including new locations in Cork, Kerry, Louth, Tipperary, Wexford, and Wicklow. Hi Digital Drop-In Fridays occur every Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with trained 'Hi Digital Ambassadors' offering personalised assistance. For those unable to attend on Fridays, the free online course at hidigital.ie provides useful tips and information. The Vodafone Foundation will soon launch a new video on the Hi Digital site, demonstrating how to navigate the Transport for Ireland app, helping older adults incorporate it into their daily lives. Programme Highlights: 65,000 Participants: Since its inception, over 65,000 older adults have engaged with the Hi Digital programme through online courses, in-person training, and drop-in sessions. Diverse User Base: Approximately 60% of Hi Digital platform users are female and 40% are male, with an average age range of 65-75. The programme also regularly supports individuals in their 80s. Store Expansion: Vodafone Ireland have added an additional 13 stores which offer the Hi Digital Drop In Friday service, bringing the total to 49 locations nationwide. Popular Training Modules: The most popular modules include 'Introduction to Using My Smartphone', 'Computers and the Internet - Basics', 'Identifying Scams and Frauds', and 'Introduction to Apps - Using WhatsApp'. Partnership with Irish Girl Guides: In 2023, Vodafone Foundation launched a partnership with the Irish Girl Guides. To date, 25 Girl Guides units across the country have been trained as Digital Champions and have trained over 2,000 older people. The programme has been transformative for many older adults, enabling them to connect more easily with family and friends, access vital services, and navigate the digital world with confidence. Liz Roche, Head of the Vodafone Foundation in Ireland, said: "The Hi Digital programme has been a transformative initiative, bridging the digital divide and empowering older adults to confidently navigate the digital world. Seeing the positive impact on participants' lives, from staying connected to loved ones to safely using online services, highlights how important this programme is to our participants. We are looking forward to continuing to expand our learning modules and making it as accessible as possible to ensure that nobody gets left behind in the digital world." The full list of participating Vodafone throughout Ireland are available here: Hi Digital Drop-In Vodafone Retail Stores - Google My Maps See more stories here.

Deutschland ist weltweit für eines seiner ältesten Handwerke bekannt – die Bierbrauerei. Doch wie steinig ist in einer so traditionsbewussten Branche der Weg zum Einsatz innovativer IT-Strategien und -Technologien?Die Antwort liefert in dieser Episode des Digital Industry Leaders Podcast Karsten Rösener, Chief Digital Officer bei der Haus Cramer Gruppe. Der Gewinner des dritten Platzes beim „CIO des Jahres“ Wettbewerb 2021 in der Kategorie Mittelstand verantwortet seit Kurzem die Digitalisierung des traditionsreichen Unternehmens und den damit einhergehenden Kulturwandel. Im Gespräch mit unserem Host Nico Stein teilt er interessante Einblicke zu Themen wie: 1) Wie die Haus Cramer Gruppe digitale Strategien entwickelt und umsetzt.2) Die Rolle der IT-Infrastruktur und Prozessoptimierung in der Digitalisierung.3) Wie digitale Produkte und Innovationsprozesse das Kundenerlebnis verbessern.4) Die Bedeutung von Organisationsentwicklung und Kulturwandel in einem traditionellen Unternehmen.5) Karsten Röseners persönliche Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen bei der Leitung digitaler Transformationsprojekte.___________Karsten Rösener freut sich über den Austausch rund um die Themen Digitalisierung und Organisationsentwicklung Wenn Sie sich angesprochen fühlen, dann melden Sie sich bei ihm auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karsten-roesener/Karstens Podcast-Empfehlung:Kurz Nachgedacht | https://open.spotify.com/show/3ZWh4yhvmd01jfI59BVKVd (Spotify) | https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/kurz-nachgedacht/id1501954703 (Apple)___________Erfahren Sie mehr über WARSTEINER Brauerei Haus Cramer Management GmbH auf LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/warsteiner-brauerei-haus-cramer-kg/___________Über unseren Host Nico Stein:Nico Stein ist Head of Digitalization & Agile Transformation bei der Aleri Solutions GmbH, die anderen dabei hilft, ihr Business mit der Entwicklung von innovativen Individual-Softwarelösungen effizienter zu gestalten. Er ist ein erfahrener Projektmanager mit über 10 Jahren Erfahrung in der Leitung von Softwareentwicklungsprojekten für renommierte Unternehmen wie Porsche und Mercedes-Benz.Melden Sie sich bei Nico Stein auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stein-nico/___________Vielen Dank an unsere Freunde von SAWOO, die diesen Podcast mit uns produzieren! 

Wie investieren Profis, die für ihre Kunden hunderte Millionen verwalten? Die Frage haben wir mit absoluten Top-Investoren aus Deutschland geklärt. Und hier haben wir paar Fachbegriff aus der Folge geklärt: hi.omr.com/oaws-pe-lexikon Zoé Fabian hat nach einer Station im Investmentbanking bei JPMorgan bei vielen großen Private-Equity-Firmen gearbeitet und erklärt, wie Growth- und Private-Equity-Investoren ihr Geld anlegen. Jan Miczaika war selbst Gründer, Unternehmer und Manager, bevor er als Partner zum Startup-Investor HV Capital gekommen ist. Dort investiert er in die spannendsten Startups der Welt und hat gemeinsam mit Noah den Podcast Fund, Build, Operate gestartet. Findet ihr überall, wo's Podcasts gibt. Baki Irmak verwaltet mit seinem Digital Leaders Fund rund 70 Mio. Euro, die er in versteckte Digital-Champions an der Börse investiert. Über die Hidden-Champions gibt's hin und wieder auch paar Insights auf seinem Blog. Danke an die Factory Hammerbrooklyn für die geile Location und danke an unseren Partner Scalable Capital - den einzigen Broker, der solche Events möglich macht und außerdem noch ein sehr geiles Angebot hat. Alle weiteren Infos gibt's hier: scalable.capital/oaws. Diesen Podcast vom 25.05.2024, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung.

Vodafone Foundation has introduced a new 'Identifying Scams and Frauds' module to its Hi Digital platform to support vulnerable older people from falling victim to scammers. The launch of the new module comes as a recent report from FraudSMART revealed a 25.6% increase in authorised push payment fraud (APP) fraud, totalling €8.6 million in losses in the first half of 2023, with individuals over 55 targeted through schemes like investment scams. Vodafone Foundation's new module will help older people spot potential scams, provide tips to protect themselves from online fraud, and offer advice on what to do if they believe they've been scammed. Insights collected from Hi Digital training events throughout Ireland indicated that older people frequently voice apprehensions about falling prey to scams, with many encountering them regularly or knowing someone who has had a negative encounter. With a user base of over 40,000 individuals to date, Hi Digital's online platform provides older people with essential digital skills and knowledge, improving the way they interact with technology. The new module accompanies other popular support modules for older people on the Hi Digital platform as it looks to close the digital divide between generations. Other modules on the platform include; Using my Smartphone - From calling and texting to downloading and using apps. Stay Connected- Learning to use email and social media to stay in touch with loved ones, with a focus on WhatsApp and Facebook. Everyday Online Activities - Support on the internet from staying informed to shopping and paying bills online. Hobbies and travel- Learning how to research interests and book a holiday or trip. Online banking- Introduction to online banking and learn how to use it safely and conveniently. Aligning with Vodafone's commitment to bridge the digital divide, the Vodafone Foundation, in partnership with ALONE, last summer launched 'Hi Digital Drop-in Fridays' . Now live in 36 Vodafone stores nationwide, Hi Digital Drop in Friday's is a dedicated time every Friday between 10.00-1.00pm where a Hi Digital ambassador will be on hand in store to give older people the one on one support they need. Liz Roche, Head of The Vodafone Ireland Foundation, said: "We are delighted to see our Hi Digital platform evolve with the introduction of the scams and frauds module. Scams have been a key concern expressed by older people who have attended our 'Hi Digital Drop-in Fridays', to seek free practical support, so this addition is truly significant. Empowering older generations with the knowledge and tools to navigate the digital world safely is at the core of what we do, which is why we are thrilled to be providing this extra support." Frank Dillon, Head of Communications & Fundraising at ALONE, said: 'We are delighted to be able to offer this new module of training as part of our Digital Champions course to partner organisations across the country. Online fraud is becoming a widespread crime and can be financially, as well as emotionally harmful, if it reduces a person's confidence to go online. We support a lot of very savvy older people but the criminals still get through as scams and fraud can happen to anyone. The internet can provide older people with great connectivity and a wealth of information at their fingertips, however, its paramount they feel confident and safe using it.' Vodafone Foundation's Hi Digital programme Vodafone's Hi Digital programme launched in 2021, and to date has supported over 60,000 older people in improving their digital skills across all its initiatives. Hi Digital is a step-by-step course designed for anyone who needs support to improve their online skills, particularly for those who rarely access the internet. The course is split into short lessons which teach people how to access the internet, use smartphones, stay safe online and now identify and avoid scams and fraud. The programme aims to create a more connected community, reducing...

Tis the season to avoid the scammers! Linda looks at banking scams and the use of AI to make them more sophisticated. She talks to Tony Neate from Get Safe Online about how to shop safely for Christmas and avoid common mistakes. The NSPCC have advice on smartphones for Christmas and Advice NI have created Digital Champions to help people embrace and understand the online world. And there is never a bad time to talk about retirement particularly if you are in 40's or 50's!

Discover the transformative potential of video content for your home-based care agencies with Nick Bonitatibus, founder of Digital Champions. This episode dives into his innovative approach to creating an impactful video series for agencies, explores recruitment and retention tactics using video technology, and highlights the power of repurposing content with AI tools. Packed with actionable insights and strategies, it's a must-listen for those ready to elevate their home-based care sales and create a personalized experience for clients and caregivers alike.Episode Resources:Free Mini Course for Home Care Ownersthedigitalchamps.comIf you liked this episode and want to learn more about all things home-based care, you can explore all our episodes at alayacare.com/homehealth360 See additional episode resources at Home Health 360.

In this episode, we explore how Johnson Controls rapidly adopted Microsoft Teams and built a Digital Champions program during the pandemic, with insights from Nate Beck, Office 365 and Collaboration Enterprise Lead at Johnson Controls, about how strong executive leadership support and cross-functional partnerships were critical to their success.

Have you ever thought about how a personal story can set your home care agency apart from the competition? We delve into this intriguing concept with our guest, Digital Champions founder Nick Bonetotavis, who shares his expertise on using the power of video to make an impact. Nick reveals that authenticity, not professional polish, is the secret ingredient to a memorable video narrative, building trust and connection with potential clients, caregivers, and referral partners. Our conversation doesn't stop at marketing tactics. Nick also enlightens us on the importance of utilizing testimonials and interviews to not only attract caregivers but also solicit valuable feedback for your organization. We navigate the rewarding challenge of establishing yourself as an industry expert through educational content and video collaborations with referral partners. Plus, we share practical steps to start your own home care marketing journey, leveraging free resources, courses, and Nick's vast experience in the home care space. This episode will make you rethink the importance of video content in your home care marketing strategy.

I recently had the honor of being a guest on "Digital Champions" which is a show in support of Daily Ad Brief. Charlene Shirk & Jonathan Silva did a great job hosting the show and I wanted to share it with YOU! Normally the limelight is on my guests; this week I'm taking a few mins to share the podcast services that we offer at Social Chameleon. Simply put...it's Podcasting. Done For You! We help businesses and entrepreneurs reach an engaged audience, make long lasting impressions and generate new relationships through launching and managing their podcasts while they continue to focus on their businesses and most important daily activities. Our clients press record and upload their files. We do the rest! Check us out at https://socialchameleon.us/ Connect with Mike: https://linktr.ee/mikedicioccio    

Nick Bonitatibus, Owner and Founder of the Digital Champions, discusses the unique challenges of using social media as a marketing tool in home-based care, and common mistakes agency owners are making with their digital presence. 

Digitalisierung ist vermeintlich eines der wichtigsten Themen der nächsten Jahre. Ist Digitalisierung aber nur ein Buzzword oder entscheidet es wirklich über die Zukunft einer Firma? Sven Hellmann und seine Firma Cassini Consulting AG hilft Firmen dabei, ein Digital Champion zu werden. Als inhabergeführte Unternehmensberatung ist Sven Hellmann hautnah dabei. Das besprechen wir in dieser Folge In. Up! Out?

On a mission as the founder of Digital Champions, Nick Bonitatibus is dedicated to helping home care organizations implement social media and video marketing strategies to generate consistent leads and brand awareness.Over the last 7 plus years, Nick has helped thousands of companies all over the country about improving online presence with his digital marketing techniques. With the ever-changing digital world, Nick strives to deliver the newest and most up to date trends to his audience and clients.Website: https://www.thedigitalchamps.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDigitalChampsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedigitalchamps/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx4wiQ6uo6Wi5LpwPWewNCwLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjboni/Linked In Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thedigitalchamps/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thedigitalchampsFree Training: Social Media Success - https://www.thedigitalchamps.com/social_____________________________________________________Sign up with EZactis (Background Checks)https://clients.ezactis.com/register/bcgWebsite:https://www.thebrionesgroup.comLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/thebrionesgroup/Join our Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/homecareacceleratorRapid Pay USAhttps://rapidpayusa.com/BCG

S01.E07 - L'invité de Trench Tech : Gilles Babinet, co-président du Conseil National du Numérique et Digital Champion de la France auprès de la Commission Européenne.

Le Digital Markets Act et le Digital Services Act sont deux règlements européens qui devraient entrer progressivement dans les années à venir. Et ils sont historiques. Historiques pour la rapidité avec laquelle ils ont été discutés puis adoptés. Historiques aussi par les sujets qu'ils touchent et les cadres réglementaires qu'ils posent. Le DMA définit ce que sont les grandes entreprises, des gatekeepers, les portes d'entrées inévitables vers internet. Il s'inscrit dans une logique de préservation de la concurrence. Le DSA se concentre sur les contenus diffusés par et sur les plateformes avec des obligations proportionnées à leur taille. Mais alors que vont réellement changer ces textes pour les entreprises ? Est-ce la fin de la domination des géants américains en Europe ? Siècle Digital est allé poser la question à Gilles Babinet, entrepreneur, Digital Champion de la France et co-président du Conseil national du numérique.Les autres épisodes sont à retrouver sur les plateformes de streaming et sur Siècle Digital. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Anja Hendel zählt zu den wichtigsten Digital-Expertinnen Deutschlands. Nach ihrer Zeit als Unternehmensberaterin bei Capgemini war sie viele Jahre in der Pharmabranche tätig. Mehr als sechs Jahre wirkte sie in unterschiedlichen Rollen bei Porsche, zuletzt im Themenfeld “Digitale Innovationen und Transformationen.” Seit 2020 ist sie Managing Director bei Diconium, einem Dienstleister für den gesamten Prozess der digitalen Transformation.

Do you make and share videos of yourself? To some, that sounds easy. To many, it sounds terrifying. But the saying is true– we are our own worst critics– and video is an incredible and simple way to let people get to know you and your business. In today's episode of the #OneStepBetter Podcast, Nick Bonitatibus (founder of The Digital Champions) shares how he's had success using video in his business, as well as why he thinks it is a unique tool to build trust with your audience. Tune in to hear some first steps you should consider as you get started using video in your business strategy. #business #smallbusiness #leadership #success #grow #growth #education #podcast #businesspodcast #advice #video #recruiting #videomarketing #testimonials #digital

This week, the Memory Gauge takes a look at the new D-Reaper archetype, and gives you everything you need to know to play them - or play against them! Featuring Devin from Digital Champions!Theme Music is 'Confidence Allure (30 Seconds Chorus)' by Simon Jomphe LepineAdditional Music is 'Destination Happiness' by Simon Jomphe Lepine and 'Perfect Smile' by Humans WinNotes:Listener Question of the Week: How do you think the D-Reaper deck will impact the meta?Follow Devin (@devinparham) on Twitter!Check out the Digital Champions on YouTube and Twitch!Join the Tulsa Tamer's Society Discord!E-mail at memorygaugepodcast@gmail.com!Follow me (@ConnorEFMG) on Twitter!Join our Facebook page!Join our Discord Server!

È il giorno 30 aprile 1986, siamo a Pisa, alla sede del Centro universitario per il calcolo elettronico del CNR. Il Cnuce. Un comando “ping” parte da un calcolatore situato nella “sala macchine”, attraversa prima un modernissimo Butterfly Gateway, poi sorvola l’Oceano Atlantico sfruttando la rete satellitare del Telespazio di Fucino, e infine raggiunge Roaring Creek, in Pennsylvania. Nel giro di pochi istanti, un “Ok” da parte dell’operatore americano per giungere in risposta a Pisa. È appena nato il primo nodo Internet italiano. Si tratta di un avvenimento epocale, frutto di 5 anni di lavoro da parte del Cnuce che in questo periodo sta sperimentando appunto i diversi standard di collegamento tra computer. I ricercatori non possono ancora sapere che Arpanet porterà fra pochi anni alla nascita del moderno Internet, ma già intravedono le maggiori potenzialità del protocollo TCP/IP rispetto ai concorrenti. Tante infatti sono le università e centri di ricerca nel Mondo, già collegati a questa rete. In effetti, anche se Internet sembra ancora uno dei tanti progetti di ricerca sperimentale, a Pisa sono all’avanguardia e la richiesta di connettere il centro di ricerca alla rete, che di fatto è gestita dagli Stati Uniti, viene accettata con entusiasmo. In pochi ancora si rendono conto che questo avvenimento è parte di un processo che in meno di mezzo secolo trasformerà il Mondo e la civiltà umana, tant’è vero che, complice anche il disastro di Chernobyl avvenuto qualche giorno prima, praticamente nessuno dei media riporta la notizia. Tutto passa in sordina. Nel giro di solo un anno, però, il Cnr registrerà il primo dominio .it, quindi il primo ufficialmente appartenente all’Internet italiano. E poi nascerà il Registro dei domini .it, che ancora oggi è gestito a Pisa. A distanza di poco più di 35 anni, noi oggi facciamo transitare tranquillamente centinaia di GB di dati in giro per il Globo, ma quel primo collegamento, unico nodo di scambio fra due Nazioni, implementava una velocità massima di 64KB al secondo. Qualcosa di assolutamente ridicolo per le necessità odierne, ma più che sufficiente per gli studi dell’epoca, come affermerà in un intervista, 20 anni dopo, Stefano Trumpy, uno dei membri del team di ricerca che oggi è Presidente Onorario della Internet Society italiana nonché Digital Champion per la città di Livorno. L’Italia, è quindi la quarta nazione europea, dopo Norvegia, Regno Unito e Germania, ad entrare a far parte della rete Internet. Tutto è nato dall’idea di Luciano Lenzini, informatico e ricercatore, di includere il Cnuce in un progetto sperimentale avviato dalla DARPA, che al quale partecipano già alcune altre nazioni europee. Lenzini è stato da poco a Boston e ha visto gli albori e le potenzialità della rete, così, una volta tornato in Italia, ha convinto i suoi superiori che fare richiesta anche per l’istituto di Pisa, è la cosa da fare. La risposta affermativa dagli Stati Uniti non tarda ad arrivare. Lo stesso Dr. Robert Khan, direttore del progetto, viene in Italia per partecipare alla progettazione del nodo, la scelta dell’hardware e la configurazione che si dovrà mettere poi in piedi. Gli anni passano e tutto sembra andare per il meglio, fino a che, a poi metri dal traguardo, non arriva un messaggio da parte della DARPA, in cui si comunica che è necessario che tutti i nodi europei si dotino nel nuovissimo Butterfly, un gateway composto da 256 processori collegati secondo un schema a farfalla. Da cui il nome. È la fine. Questo apparecchio costa più di quanto il Cnuce possa investire per il progetto e una richiesta di fondi necessiterebbe di troppo tempo per via delle lungaggini burocratiche. Non c’è altro da fare che ritirarsi. Lenzini, quindi, prende l’aereo per Washington D.C., partecipa alla riunione di tutti i partner e, quando è il suo turno di parlare, comunica la decisione di ritirarsi. Ma è in quel momento che succede qualcosa che non si sarebbe mai aspettato. Il Dr. Robert Khan prende la parola e dice a Lenzini che loro vogliono lui, il Cnuce e l’Italia nel progetto. Il Batterfly Gateway lo finanzierà il dipartimento della difesa americano. In altre parole, è stato per merito della fiducia nelle capacità del team dell’istituto di Pisa, e dell’orgoglio e lo spessore di una figura come Lenzini, se il 30 aprile 1986 l’Italia è stata fra i primi paesi europei a collegarsi alla rete Internet. Se vuoi sentire la storia raccontata dalla viva voce del suo protagonista, ti consiglio di cercare, su Youtube, il documentario “Login - Il giorno in cui l’Italia scoprì Internet”. — Fonti: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5kMLNL_DA https://pionieridellarete.it/storia-luciano-lenzini-del-primo-collegamento-dellitalia-internet/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220630094951/https://pionieridellarete.it/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Luciano-Lenzini-Pionieri-della-Rete.jpg https://www.hwupgrade.it/news/web/30-aprile-1986-35-anni-fa-l-italia-entrava-nella-storia-con-il-suo-primo-collegamento-a-internet_97387.html https://www.lastampa.it/cultura/2016/04/29/news/il-30-aprile-1986-l-italia-si-collegava-a-internet-per-la-prima-volta-ecco-com-e-andata-1.35020651/ https://www.raicultura.it/raicultura/articoli/2019/10/Stefano-Trumpy-e-il-CNUCE-80b6a8f3-c9e9-445d-880e-480c5037fefc.html Attrezzatura utilizzata: Shure Microfono Podcast USB MV7 - https://amzn.to/3862ZRf Neewer NW-5 Pannello fonoassorbente - https://amzn.to/3rysTFP Sostieni il progetto Sostieni tramite Satispay Sostieni tramite Revolut Sostieni tramite PayPal Sostieni utilizzando i link affiliati di Pensieri in codice: Amazon, Todoist, ProtonMail, ProtonVPN, Satispay Partner GrUSP (Codice sconto per tutti gli eventi: community_PIC) Schrödinger Hat Crediti Sound design - Alex Raccuglia Voce intro - Maria Chiara Virgili Voce intro - Spad Musiche - Kubbi - Up In My Jam, Light-foot - Moldy Lotion, Creativity, Old time memories Suoni - Zapsplat.com Cover e trascrizione - Francesco Zubani

È il giorno 30 aprile 1986, siamo a Pisa, alla sede del Centro universitario per il calcolo elettronico del CNR. Il Cnuce.Un comando "ping" parte da un calcolatore situato nella "sala macchine", attraversa prima un modernissimo Butterfly Gateway, poi sorvola l'Oceano Atlantico sfruttando la rete satellitare del Telespazio di Fucino, e infine raggiunge Roaring Creek, in Pennsylvania.Nel giro di pochi istanti, un "Ok" da parte dell'operatore americano per giungere in risposta a Pisa. È appena nato il primo nodo Internet italiano.Si tratta di un avvenimento epocale, frutto di 5 anni di lavoro da parte del Cnuce che in questo periodo sta sperimentando appunto i diversi standard di collegamento tra computer.I ricercatori non possono ancora sapere che Arpanet porterà fra pochi anni alla nascita del moderno Internet, ma già intravedono le maggiori potenzialità del protocollo TCP/IP rispetto ai concorrenti. Tante infatti sono le università e centri di ricerca nel Mondo, già collegati a questa rete.In effetti, anche se Internet sembra ancora uno dei tanti progetti di ricerca sperimentale, a Pisa sono all'avanguardia e la richiesta di connettere il centro di ricerca alla rete, che di fatto è gestita dagli Stati Uniti, viene accettata con entusiasmo.In pochi ancora si rendono conto che questo avvenimento è parte di un processo che in meno di mezzo secolo trasformerà il Mondo e la civiltà umana, tant'è vero che, complice anche il disastro di Chernobyl avvenuto qualche giorno prima, praticamente nessuno dei media riporta la notizia. Tutto passa in sordina.Nel giro di solo un anno, però, il Cnr registrerà il primo dominio .it, quindi il primo ufficialmente appartenente all'Internet italiano. E poi nascerà il Registro dei domini .it, che ancora oggi è gestito a Pisa.A distanza di poco più di 35 anni, noi oggi facciamo transitare tranquillamente centinaia di GB di dati in giro per il Globo, ma quel primo collegamento, unico nodo di scambio fra due Nazioni, implementava una velocità massima di 64KB al secondo. Qualcosa di assolutamente ridicolo per le necessità odierne, ma più che sufficiente per gli studi dell'epoca, come affermerà in un intervista, 20 anni dopo, Stefano Trumpy, uno dei membri del team di ricerca che oggi è Presidente Onorario della Internet Society italiana nonché Digital Champion per la città di Livorno.L'Italia, è quindi la quarta nazione europea, dopo Norvegia, Regno Unito e Germania, ad entrare a far parte della rete Internet.Tutto è nato dall'idea di Luciano Lenzini, informatico e ricercatore, di includere il Cnuce in un progetto sperimentale avviato dalla DARPA, che al quale partecipano già alcune altre nazioni europee. Lenzini è stato da poco a Boston e ha visto gli albori e le potenzialità della rete, così, una volta tornato in Italia, ha convinto i suoi superiori che fare richiesta anche per l'istituto di Pisa, è la cosa da fare.La risposta affermativa dagli Stati Uniti non tarda ad arrivare. Lo stesso Dr. Robert Khan, direttore del progetto, viene in Italia per partecipare alla progettazione del nodo, la scelta dell'hardware e la configurazione che si dovrà mettere poi in piedi.Gli anni passano e tutto sembra andare per il meglio, fino a che, a poi metri dal traguardo, non arriva un messaggio da parte della DARPA, in cui si comunica che è necessario che tutti i nodi europei si dotino nel nuovissimo Butterfly, un gateway composto da 256 processori collegati secondo un schema a farfalla. Da cui il nome.È la fine. Questo apparecchio costa più di quanto il Cnuce possa investire per il progetto e una richiesta di fondi necessiterebbe di troppo tempo per via delle lungaggini burocratiche. Non c'è altro da fare che ritirarsi.Lenzini, quindi, prende l'aereo per Washington D.C., partecipa alla riunione di tutti i partner e, quando è il suo turno di parlare, comunica la decisione di ritirarsi.Ma è in quel momento che succede qualcosa che non si sarebbe mai aspettato. Il Dr. Robert Khan prende la parola e dice a Lenzini che loro vogliono lui, il Cnuce e l'Italia nel progetto. Il Batterfly Gateway lo finanzierà il dipartimento della difesa americano.In altre parole, è stato per merito della fiducia nelle capacità del team dell'istituto di Pisa, e dell'orgoglio e lo spessore di una figura come Lenzini, se il 30 aprile 1986 l'Italia è stata fra i primi paesi europei a collegarsi alla rete Internet.Se vuoi sentire la storia raccontata dalla viva voce del suo protagonista, ti consiglio di cercare, su Youtube, il documentario "Login - Il giorno in cui l'Italia scoprì Internet".---Fonti:[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5kMLNL_DA)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5kMLNL_DAhttps://pionieridellarete.it/storia-luciano-lenzini-del-primo-collegamento-dellitalia-internet/https://web.archive.org/web/20220630094951/https://pionieridellarete.it/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Luciano-Lenzini-Pionieri-della-Rete.jpghttps://www.hwupgrade.it/news/web/30-aprile-1986-35-anni-fa-l-italia-entrava-nella-storia-con-il-suo-primo-collegamento-a-internet_97387.htmlhttps://www.lastampa.it/cultura/2016/04/29/news/il-30-aprile-1986-l-italia-si-collegava-a-internet-per-la-prima-volta-ecco-com-e-andata-1.35020651/https://www.raicultura.it/raicultura/articoli/2019/10/Stefano-Trumpy-e-il-CNUCE-80b6a8f3-c9e9-445d-880e-480c5037fefc.htmlAttrezzatura utilizzata:Shure Microfono Podcast USB MV7 - https://amzn.to/3862ZRfNeewer NW-5 Pannello fonoassorbente - https://amzn.to/3rysTFPCrediti:Sound design - Alex Raccuglia - https://ulti.media/Voce intro - Maria Chiara Virgili - https://linktr.ee/dannatiarchitettipodcast/Voce intro - Spad - https://mercuriopodcast.com/Musiche - Kubbi - Up In My Jam, Light-foot - Moldy Lotion, Creativity, Old time memoriesSuoni - Zapsplat.com

Mit den Worten „Deutschlands Krankenhäuser sollen stark bleiben! Wir investieren in ihre digitale Zukunft“ hat Jens Spahn im Jahr 2020 das Krankenhaus-Zukunftsgesetz (kurz: KHZG) verkündet. Im Rahmen dieses Gesetzes können deutsche Krankenhäuser Fördergelder für die Digitalisierung ihrer Einrichtungen in Anspruch nehmen – aber nur, wenn sie vorher ihren digitalen Reifegrad bestimmen lassen! Das haben rund 1700 öffentliche Krankenhäuser getan und die Ergebnisse sind ernüchternd: im Durchschnitt werden nur 33 von 100 möglichen Punkten erreicht. Aber es gibt auch Positivbeispiele – wie das Klinikum Darmstadt. 2021 wurde die Klinik bereits zum zweiten Mal von Focus Money als Digital Champion ausgezeichnet. In dieser Folge E-Health Pioneers ist Gerhard Ertl, CIO des Klinikums Darmstadt, zu Gast. Er verrät, wie man ein Krankenhaus zum Digital Champion aufrüstet und gibt Einblicke in seine Zukunftsvisionen für die Digitalisierung des deutschen Gesundheitssystems. Auch spannend: Eigentlich wollte Gerhard Ertl nie in einem Krankenhaus arbeiten. Aber Podcast-Host Andrea Buzzi hat ihm entlockt, wie er zum Digital-Experten des Klinikums Darmstadt geworden ist. Inspirierend, unterhaltsam und informativ. Diese Folge E-Health Pioneers ist ein absolutes Must-Hear!

My conversation today with Melanie reminded me of the work of that Damon Centola has done on understanding how digital networks affect social change. Very similar to Centola's observations, Melanie wants to us to make sense of who our digital champions are and what value they can bring to the organization. These individuals create the social reinforcement that is often essential in compelling others to act. As I suggested to Melanie, the less predictable aspects of this approach will be unsettling for those who prefer to see a straight line between themselevss and the donation. However, as we all know, such “assembly line” fundraising has been waning for some time; and perhaps the nay-sayers just need some encouragement from the people like Melanie to convince them to give this nonlinear approach a try.  What I most appreciated about our conversation was hearing how this concept applies to the baby boomers and those we may assume are not especially responsive to playing meaningful roles in our online strategies. I think we can very easily make sense of the idea that boomers are just as inclined as the rest of us to share what's important to them and want to know that they are influencing the decisions of others in positive ways. I also appreciated the idea that digital champions could resolve some of the weaknesses in our new acquisition efforts. Rather than acquiring a large number of “warm glow givers” who can't be counted on to give again, the digital champion affords an efficient (albeit less predictable) and gradual yet steady way of creating a donor community that can be counted on for many years to come. As always, we are especially grateful to our friends at CueBack for sponsoring The Fundraising Talent Podcast. If you'd like to learn more about hosting the Responsive Fundraising roadshow in your local community, email me for more information.

Guest: Alexander Greb – Vice President – Digital Transformation Consulting, Westernacher Consulting Host: Akshi Mohla – Business Development Director, SAP Global Industry & Value Advisory On August 21, 2019, Alexander Greb launched the very first episode of SAP Experts Podcast. And today marks the episode 111 of the podcast. We had to bring the original founder back for this special number episode! Today, Alexander will share what it was like to launch a technology podcast, with a relatable, coffee-chat format back when it was still something niche in the SaaS world. We also discuss the three-legged-stool that SAP, our partners and our customers form while crossing the transformation chasm. As Customer Advisory Lead and renowned Tech Evangelist, Alexander has collected vast experience in customer centric strategy implementation, processes, and technology at SAP and several leading business consulting companies for the past two decades. Having implemented digital transformation programs with strategic customers from the shop floor up to C-Level has helped him to gain in-depth knowledge of Best Practices that help customers gain “the unfair competitive advantage”. Being the author of several publications in Digitalist Magazine and Forbes as well as keynote speaker at global conferences and events such as SAPPHIRE, have made him a sought after Thought Leader and Trusted Advisor for many of SAP's customers. At Westernacher Consulting he is responsible for sharpening Westernacher's profile as value-driven “To-Go SAP-Consulting and Implementation Partner” for customers that are not satisfied by approaching their Digitalization Initiative as a Lean Migration but want to put the horsepower of Digitalization and SAPs next-gen ERP fully to the street to become Digital Champions. As always, my name Akshi Mohla, and you're listening to SAP Experts Podcast. Follow Alexander: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandergreb/ Follow Akshi: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshimohla/ Polywork: https://www.polywork.com/akshi Please like, share and subscribe! Give us feedback or provide us your questions at akshi.mohla@sap.com

Une double rencontre pour évoquer #Equality4Success. Le Club Med est un groupe multinational, modèle de vivre ensemble de personnes d'origines, de nationalités, de religions et de cultures différentes. Un chiffre d'affaire de 1,8 Milliard d'€ avec 70 resorts dans le monde, 24 000 employés (GO&GE) de 137 nationalités différentes en 2019. Anne et Gino sont 2 CEO engagés, responsables sur plusieurs continents. ► Comment vivent-ils leur engagement ? ► Quelle est leur vie quotidienne au Club Med en matière de diversité et d'inclusion ? ► Ont-ils des bonnes pratiques à partager ? ► Mesurent-ils pour progresser ? Comment ? ► Ont-ils des recommandations concrètes à nous faire pour avancer plus vite vers l'égalité professionnelle ? Intervenants ► Anne BROWAEYS, CEO Club Med Markets Europe & Africa (PGE 97) Anne est l'une des professionnelles du numérique les plus estimées en France. Reconnue en 2017 parmi les « Top 20 Digital Champions », elle a été sélectionnée parmi le " Top 100 des jeunes leaders économiques français " en 2014 et comme " Femme leader économique " en 2015 par " Le Figaro " et " l'Institut Choiseul ". Inspirante, elle est réputée pour faire aboutir ses projets ambitieux. Fin 2015 elle rejoint le Club Med. Elle est nommée en novembre 2020 CEO des marchés Europe & Afrique, avec pour mission de conduire le futur rebond du Club Med en Europe, de gagner des parts de marché et de recruter de nouveaux clients premium. La pandémie a heurté le Club Med de plein fouet, obligeant à une réelle ré-invention. Biographie complète Anne Browaeys.pdf Podcast #LegendLadies

We sit down with Digital Champion, one of our favorite content creators, and discuss everything ranging from topics based on MLB the Show, some Atlanta Braves baseball, and even some fun over/under bets on a couple of our favorite Braves players for the 2022 season!

SCI Netcast: Nick Bonitatibus- Digital Champions - Video Marketing#homecaremarketing #homecare #videomarketing #nickbonitatibus #seniorcaremarketinghttps://www.asnmarketingplan.com/ep-164-nick-bonitatibus/On a mission as the founder of Digital Champions, Nick Bonitatibus is dedicated to helping home care organizations implement social media and video marketing strategies to generate consistent leads and brand awareness.Over the last 7 plus years, Nick has helped thousands of organizations all over the country about improving online presence with his digital marketing techniques. With thethe ever-changing digital world, Nick strives to deliver the newest and most up-to-date trends to his audience and clients.Social Links● Website: https://www.thedigitalchamps.com/● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NickJBoni● Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickjboni/● Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx4wiQ6uo6Wi5LpwPWewNCw● Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickjboni/● Linked In Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thedigitalchamps/Today on SCI Netcast Nick Bonitatibus, The Digital Champions, Video & Social Media Consultant● Introduction of Nick Bonitatibus as the owner and founder of Digital Champions● How Nick helps people to be comfortable in front of the camera (doing it on repeat, not caring about what other people think)● In creating videos and talking to people, the message is more important than looks● People's willingness to do a video● Advantages of having your face/personality in a video to have a connection with your viewers/listeners● Nick's tips and tricks in recording and creating videos● Nick's ideal client (home care business owners) ● Nick's coaching program (Lead Machine Academy)● Importance of education in the industry● Repurposing content● Referral sources● Nick's free trainingNick Bonitatibus' Words of Wisdom/ Tweet-ables● “The common misconception when it comes to video and really anything that we do is that we have this expectation that it's going to be so good. And so, when we actually accept that it's not going to be perfect and that the only way for it to get good is to work at it.”● “Through video and through education, we have the potential to help so many more people. And so, if we can get over our own fears and worries and judgment and focus on that one person that watches your videos that you can help that makes a difference, then it becomes worth it.”● “That one video alone has so much impact being on your website, being on that first featured video, on your YouTube channel; to just continue to get you referrals and generate business for you.”● “And that's the thing when it comes to senior care too, is understanding, you don't need to know everything. Your audience knows nothing. And so, whatever you do know is going to be valuable for those that don't know anything. And so, don't feel like you need to know more, learn more, or be in the industry longer to be able to start educating people. You have everything you need right now to start educating people and helping people and building up your library.”

Confidence is the belief that you will figure things out. Mastering Public Speaking, Executive Coaching, Social Media and Succinct Messaging all looks to come easily for my guest... The Digital Champions Nick Bonitatibus. What makes this episode so valuable is learning from Nick as he shares how critical it is to self-assess, and constantly fine tune your audience and messaging. Not everyone is your target, nor do they need to be. Nick has been living his dream, building his brand (in the rapidly growing Home Care Industry- and beyond) as well as taking risks... all at a young age. Listen to our convo as Nick describes the difficulties he's overcome, to find his authentic voice, and true purpose voice. I am very excited to share our privileged convo from this Rising Star in the Home Care Industry- and in Corporate Coaching. Nick Bonitatibus is the Owner and Founder of The Digital Champions. Nick seems to be everywhere now, and is clearly an expert is developing profitable courses, public speaking, and being an Industry Leader. Every industry will benefit from listening to, and implementing from, Nick Bonitatibus. Nick is everywhere on Social Media and check out Nick's website- to learn more. Enjoy! https://www.thedigitalchamps.com/

Linda Liukas is a programmer, storyteller and illustrator from Helsinki, Finland. Her book series Hello Ruby introduces the whimsical world of technology to kids and has now been translated into over 25 languages. Her fabulous TED talk about ‘A delightful way to teach kids about computers' has been viewed over 2 million times. Linda is a key figure in the world of programming and worked in edutech before it was called that. She's the founder of Rails Girls, a global phenomenon teaching the basics of programming to young women all over the world. She believes that code is the 21st-century literacy and the need for people to speak the ABC of Programming is here. She also believes our world is increasingly run by software and we need more diversity in the people who are building it. Linda has studied business, design and engineering at Aalto University and product engineering at Stanford University. She is the recipient of many awards including Ruby Hero, Digital Champion of Finland and the State Award for Children's Culture. In today's talk we listen to Linda's sharp intellect, and melodic voice, reflect about:

We can't deny that age is one of the BIGGEST stumbling blocks that prevent us from being successful with our goals!  We believe lies like "I'm too old to pursue my dreams now" or "I'm too young and need more experience" So today in this oldie but goodie, my friend Nick Bonitatibus, the founder of Digital Champions will show us how he went from working his dream job (when others considered him to be too "young") to now running his dream biz And you'll hear about his process for letting go of what others think of you, your goals, and your ambition! Full show notes: www.TheresaForever.com/78 Stay Connected on the gram: @TeeForever_

We welcome one of the funniest content creators on Twitch, Digital Champion, to another long-awaited episode. Talking about the seemingly tail end of MLB the Show 21, the crazy path that content creating takes you on, and how Twitch chat needs to stop pouring their hearts out to streamers.

Hosted by Microsoft MVP+RD Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet), based in Lehi, Utah (Silicon Slopes). For this episode, I shared some personal stories from different points in time in my career on my experiences impacting change within the enterprise, and the lessons learned in finding and supporting "Digital Workplace Champions" to help make change "stick." You can find more information on my guests on my blog at https://www.buckleyplanet.com/2021/10/collabtalk-podcast-episode-26.html

Could ECB's recent recall of its pandemic monetary support pressure the US Fed to signal tapering by Sep? MKE's portfolio strategist presents his case for improving sell-side sentiment for ASEAN equity markets and his convictions why downside will be limited even in the event of taper tantrums. MKE has just initiated coverage on Singapore-based SEA Ltd with a buy call.

Prof. Dr. Andreas Helmut Grün im Expertengespräch mit Gerhard Ertl, CIO, Klinikum Darmstadt, über die Auszeichnung des Klinikum Darmstadt als "Digital Champion" durch das Magazin Focus Money. Das Klinikum arbeitet seit mehr als drei Jahren daran, das Klinikum strategisch digital auszurichten. Digitalisierung beziehe sich dabei nicht nur auf die reine technische Seite, sondern vor allem auf die Innovation von Prozessen. Das Klinikum dabei den Prozess des Patienten von der Aufnahme bis zur Entlassung im Fokus. Die Betrachtung der vor- und nachgelagerten Behandlung muss dabei auch betrachtet werden. Digitalisierung sei für die Geschäftsführung ein absolutes Muss. Dies spiegelt sich auch darin, dass der CIO Mitglied der Krankenhausleitung. Darüber hinaus wurde die Medizintechnik in den Bereich IT integriert. Aber auch Aspekte, wie eine kontinuierliche Fortbildung der Mitarbeiter im IT-Bereich sieht er als Grundvoraussetzung, um den zahlreichen Anforderungen gerecht zu werden und technisch, in Bezug auf sinnvollen Innovationen immer auf dem Laufenden und sogar der Zeit voraus zu sein.

Die LV 1871 ist ein mittelständischer Lebensversicherer mit 850 Millionen Euro Beitragseinnahmen. Sie sind spezialisiert auf Berufsunfähigkeitsversicherung und private Altersvorsorge und wurden unlängst zum zweiten Mal mit dem Digital Champion von Focus Money ausgezeichnet. Doch gerade in der Lebensversicherung, wo wenige Transaktionen stattfinden, erklärt Klaus, sind digitale Prozesse zweitrangig. Stattdessen fokussiere man sich auf die Kernnutzenstiftung. In diesem Versicherungsbereich spiele die Digitalisierung von Prozessen und Abläufen ohnehin eine geringfügige Rolle dabei, sich einen Wettbewerbsvorteil am Markt zu erringen, erzählt er weiter. Er sieht die digitale Transformation eher als Notwendigkeit an, denn als große Profitchance. Mithalten sei die Devise, doch digitale Vorreiter seien andere. Für die LV 1871 ginge es stattdessen um Themen, wie die Finanzstärke des Unternehmens, Produktservice und einen günstigen Versicherungsschutz. Einen wichtigen Schritt hin zur Stabilität des Unternehmens sieht Klaus in der Unabhängigkeit von Kapitalmarktschwankungen. Zu diesem Entschluss sei die LV 1871 Anfang der 2000er Jahre gekommen. Die anhaltenden Verwerfungen am Markt, Finanzkrisen und der Rückgang der Zinsen haben den Eindruck verfestigt, dass diese Entwicklungen keine einmaligen Vorkommnisse seien, sondern von Dauer sein könnten. So habe man den eigenen Bestand an biometrischen Versicherungen in diesem Zeitraum aufgestockt und liege hier bis heute über dem Marktdurchschnitt. Von dem hohen Druck die höchste Überschussbeteiligung erzielen zu müssen, hat man sich zugunsten der Kernnutzenstiftung befreit, meint Klaus. Wichtig sei auch der frühe Einsatz von Daten gewesen, wenn es um die Analyse der Geschäftspartnerbeziehungen geht. Hier werde mit eigens programmierter Software gearbeitet, um Daten bis auf die Mikroebene hin gewinnen und einsetzen zu können: Wie hoch ist das Storno-Risiko eines Vertrags? Kann der Break-Even Point der Lebensversicherung noch erreicht werden? Ist der aktuelle Geschäftsjahrgang profitabel? Dieses Vorgehen sei notwendig, um den langfristigen Erfolg des Geschäfts gewährleisten zu können. “Heute würde man es Data Science nennen”, sagt Klaus. Ziemlich einzigartig sei damals auch die Einspeisung der aus den Daten gezogenen Erkenntnisse in die Vertriebssteuerung gewesen. Ist eine Geschäftsbeziehung nicht ausreichend profitabel, habe das Konsequenzen - bis zum Abbruch der Verbindung. Auch das ist eine Form der Digitalisierung, meint Klaus. Die Verknüpfung von IT-Ressourcen, Daten und dem Willen, die nötigen Entscheidungen auf politischer Ebene durchzusetzen seien bei dem ganzen Vorhaben von zentraler Bedeutung. Links in dieser Ausgabe Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Klaus Math Über diesen Podcast Folgt uns auf LinkedIn für mehr Podcast-Updates Zur Podcast-Website Wir suchen immer nach neuen und spannenden Gesprächspartnern. Meldet euch bei uns.

Finishing up with the AFC East today. We talk with Darren about Tua and the new look Dolphins. After that we welcome on Twitch streamer Digital Champion to see if he thinks the Patriots can rebound this season. 

Nick Bonitatibus, Owner of Digital Champions covers how to improve your social media strategy to drive engagement from prospective clients and caregivers. He'll deep dive on video strategies, results he's seen from providers using video, and how you can start seeing results from video today. 

#yourfutureisnow episode 17 ➡ What? Your life as an entrepreneur will never be the same. Is that so?? Let's ask the question to my guests and let's have an inspiring conversation on entrepreneurship, myths, the future, personal development, marketing, business, mindset... ➡ 17th guest? Saskia Van Uffelen Saskia Van Uffelen has been working in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector for more than 25 years. She has held national and international marketing and sales roles with market leaders such as Xerox, Compaq, HP and Arinso-Northgate and the position of CEO Belgium and Luxembourg for Bull Ericsson. Since 2012, the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs has appointed Saskia Van Uffelen as "Digital Champion" for Belgium. There she represents our country before the European institutions in the context of the digital agenda. If you want to make yourself and your business future-proof, we need to: *be a digital champion *think outside the box *think inclusion *work with "competitors" *realize that our "competitors" won't come from within the sector *be resilient and resourceful *participate in a hackathon *learn the basics of AI *ask advice from everyone, certainly the youngsters *keep on learning, keep on growing *stop complaining and respond fast *have courage and dare to take risks.... Find more about Saskia Van Uffelen here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saskiavanuffelen/ ===== FOLLOW ME ===== Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/greetbunnens Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/greet.bunnens Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/strongmindhappylife/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/strongmindhappylife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greetbunnens_strongmindset/ ===== ABOUT GREET BUNNENS ===== I strongly believe that you can only grow a personal brand and a business if you first grow your mindset. I also believe that too many entrepreneurs work too many hours and do not enjoy life to the fullest. And last but not least, I believe that too many entrepreneurs don't have a clear purpose and lose themselves in a rat race where there is no room for authentic and soulful entrepreneurship. I want to show you: * How to grow a strong mindset * How to develop an authentic personal brand * How to build a soulful business * How to work smart, not hard * How to live the fulfilled & purposeful life you deserve * How to make good money along the way * And have fun

Eoin Costello is the Digital Champion for Small Businesses at DigitalHQ clg. He is an expert trainer in digital marketing, social media and digital productivity tools delivering programmes for DLR LEO and Accelerate. As former CEO of Startup Ireland clg he rapidly built the new organisation's impact through digital channels (Twitter followers from 0 to 22,000 followers, LinkedIn Group 0 to 13,500 members and Facebook Page to 5,000+ Likes). In this role he was national director of Ireland's national startup week, the Startup Gathering. By leveraging digital the Startup Gathering saw 420 events take place in 22 counties. It was trending nationally over the 6 days with 5.4m impressions and achieved 400,000 views on YouTube. Eoin was also programme Manager TU Dublin Hothouse for 3 years where he managed the incubation centre and Ireland's largest entrepreneur programme, the flagship New Frontiers Programme. He was SME Innovation Advocate to the Info2Innovate national programme for Enterprise Europe Network leading delivery of the EU funded action on SME innovation and productivity in 5 cities across Ireland in 2012. Our website - https://www.digitalhq.ie/ Our digital led strategy for the regeneration of Ireland's towns and villages - https://www.weare.ie/a-digital-led-strategy-for-the-regeneration-of-irelands-towns-and-villages/ Our Digital Growth Hub model for activating the economic growth of localities - https://irishtechnews.ie/converting-vacant-buildings-to-digital-hubs/

We talk with Oonagh McCutcheon, Communications Manager to learn more about this positive new initiative from www.weare.ie The .IE Digital Town Awards 2021 are open to towns of various sizes across Ireland. This is the first pillar of activity under .IE Digital Town which has been developed to address digital enhancement and adoption in Ireland. The .IE Digital Town Awards promote awareness, knowledge, use and understanding of digital in Ireland by its citizens, businesses and communities. It also highlights the benefits and possibilities of digital and celebrates the digital achievements of local towns, big and small. There will be 14 awards in a number of categories with a total prize fund of €100,000 in 2021. 11 of the awards will be for digital projects and in addition there will be two special Award categories – Digital Changemaker and Digital Rising Star, which will chosen by an independent judging panel. We are also delighted to announce the totally unique Digital Hero Award. This will be a person in your community who is an unsung hero, who works tirelessly on initiatives to promote the digital enhancement of the town. There will be a special prize of €3,000 for this award. Applicants will be asked to provide information on their Digital Vision and Digital Projects underway. Entry to the awards is free. Enter via this link https://www.weare.ie/about-ie-digital-town-awards/

Martha Lane Fox, Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho, joins Tanya to talk about her pioneering career in digital; from the earliest days of the dot.com boom when she co-founded Lastminute.com in 1998; through her work as government Digital Champion from 2009-2013, spearheading the digitisation of government and the launch of gov.uk; the establishment of her responsible tech charity doteveryone which ran from 2015-2020 and finally, to her current role as Chair of the House of Lords Covid-19 Committee, which is looking at the long-term implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economic and social wellbeing of the United Kingdom. The episode focuses on digital inequalities in the UK, the large section of the population still without internet access and digital skills, and how the UK must eliminate this digital divide.**Please subscribe, rate and review if you enjoy the podcast**Find Martha on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/marthalanefoxIt's Complicated is on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itscomplicatedpodFor more about Tanya Goodin visit https://www.tanyagoodin.com and Time To Log Off https://www.itstimetologoff.com Get Tanya's books: 'Off: Your Digital Detox for a Better Life' and 'Stop Staring at Screens' Find out about the digital detox and digital wellbeing course from The Time To Log Off Academy: https://timetologoff.teachable.com/p/digital-detox-course It's Complicated is produced by Time To Log OffTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/timetologoff Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timetologoff and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timetologoffnow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 522 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss how to make the digital role more permanent. “What is the difference between a digital pastor and a digital champion?” In This Episode, You'll Discover: Why creating a new digital role is complicated What a digital champion could be responsible for  Shareable Quotes... The post Episode 522: Digital Pastor vs. Digital Champion appeared first on New Churches.