Podcasts about digital initiatives

We're hopping on the sticks and diving deep into the world of EA Sports College Football. Host Ross Taylor is joined by an all-star lineup of guests: Ben Haumiller (Principal Game Designer, EA Sports), Andrew Bender (Brand Partnerships Manager, EA Sports), and Matt Kamph (Sr. Director of Social Media and Digital Initiatives, Clemson.)The crew discusses the incredible fan reaction to the game's return after an 11-year hiatus, the meticulous process of building authenticity into the game—from replicating Clemson's run down The Hill to adding real coaches like Dabo Swinney—and the unique partnership that helped bring the digital Death Valley to life. Get an inside look at new features coming in College Football 26, learn the story behind Cade Klubnik's Deluxe Edition cover, and find out what it takes to get over 11,000 players into one of the most anticipated video games of all time.

In this episode we interview Santosh Kaveti, CEO of ProArch, about his journey from India to Atlanta, his educational background, and his career in technology. Santosh shares insights into his family life, early education, and the challenges he faced along the way. He discusses his passion for mathematics and how it influenced his career choices, ultimately leading him to the field of software engineering and digital infrastructure.00:00 Introduction00:20 What is Santosh Doing Today?06:00 First Memory of a Computer09:00 Early Interests / Education20:00 Moving to Utah24:00 Pursuing a Masters32:00 First Programming Job42:00 Deciding to Start a Company53:00 Formulating Strategy58:00 Acquiring Companies / Expansion1:20:00 Finding Clients While Growing1:25:00 Contact InfoConnect with Santosh: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/santoshkavetiX: https://x.com/santoshkavetiMentioned in this Episode:ProArch: https://www.proarch.comWant more from Ardan Labs? You can learn Go, Kubernetes, Docker & more through our video training, live events, or through our blog!Online Courses : https://ardanlabs.com/education/ Live Events : https://www.ardanlabs.com/live-training-events/ Blog : https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog Github : https://github.com/ardanlabs

In this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky speaks to Andrew Min, SVP, Strategy & Digital Initiatives at RXR, about how Gen AI helps their staff delight clients.You can learn about RXR at https://rxr.com/

Wesco's "all things digital" leader Akash Khurana joins us to discuss what digital transformation has meant for the electrical distributor, which ramped up its initiatives on that front upon its 2020 landmark acquisition of Anixter. He also sheds light on Wesco's AI use and other recent investments.

Join hosts Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes in this episode of Unplugged: An IIoT Podcast as they dive into the dynamic realms of industrial and home automation with Travis Cox, an expert in ignition and a leading voice in Industry 4.0. With 20 years of experience at Inductive Automation, Travis shares his journey, insights, and the educational potential of automation. From the foundation of Inductive Automation to the latest trends in IoT, AI, and cloud technologies, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities in the automation landscape. Ideal for tech enthusiasts, students, and professionals aiming to stay ahead in the automation field. This episode is brought to you by Industry Sage Media. 00:28 Meet Travis Cox: Ignition Expert 01:14 Travis Cox's Journey with Inductive Automation 05:44 Innovations and Data Organization in Industrial Automation 07:01 Educational Outreach and University Collaborations 11:46 Early Days and Trade Show Strategies 20:32 Home Automation: Travis's Personal Projects 25:40 Digital Initiatives and Practical Applications 26:09 Comparing Home Automation Products 26:27 Contributions to Ignition Exchange and Open Source 29:24 Future of Automation and Technological Evolutions 33:04 Strategies for Adopting New IIoT Technologies 36:27 Success Stories in Modernizing Processes 42:54 Tips for Digital Transformation Adoption 45:49 Importance of UI/UX in SCADA Systems 48:26 Future Trends: Unified Namespace and Data Lakes 51:53 Final Thoughts and Industry Insights Connect with Travis on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/traviscox-automation/ Connect with Phil on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-seboa/ Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-fuentes-2046121a/ About Industry Sage Media: Industry Sage Media is your backstage pass to industry experts and the conversations that are shaping the future of the manufacturing industry. Learn more at: http://www.industrysagemedia.com

When UBC acquired a copy of Shakespeare's First Folio in 2021, it was only the first step in an initiative to digitize and improve access to this historic text. In this episode, hosts Carol and Jeevan speak to Dr. Patrick Parra Pennefather, Assistant Professor at UBC Theatre and Film in the Faculty of Arts, about why this acquisition was so important to the university and how emerging technologies including touch tables, mixed reality, and generative AI are enhancing users' interactions with the folio and interpretations of Shakespeare's work.LinksUBC Profile: Dr. Patrick PennefatherDr. Patrick Pennefather: Website The Shakespeare First Folio | UBC Emerging Media Lab | UBC Twitter/X: Carol / JeevanCheck out our full archive of episodes here

Unlock the future of the ICT industry with John Daniels, CEO of BICSI, as he shares insights on emerging trends and the relentless pace of technological evolution. Discover how BICSI members, spanning industries from healthcare to aerospace, are transforming the landscape with innovative solutions. Join us as John discusses the significance of continuous learning and how BICSI supports designers, installers, and project managers in staying ahead of the curve.Get an insider's look at Bixie's groundbreaking digital transformation initiatives in response to the pandemic. Hear about their shift to virtual formats, the modernization of their infrastructure, and revamped membership programs. Learn how these strategic efforts are enhancing the digital experiences of ICT professionals worldwide and optimizing Continuing Education Credit (CEC) policies to ensure global scalability.Explore BICSIs role in integrating emerging technologies into the ICT profession. John Daniels elaborates on the BICSI Learning Academy and the BICSI certification program, designed to prepare professionals for future innovations. Delve into the importance of industry standards, the relevance of specialized project management courses like RTPM, and the collaborative efforts with other associations to address licensing challenges. Plus, get a sneak peek into the much-anticipated BICSI conference in Las Vegas, promising cutting-edge insights and networking opportunities.Support the Show.Knowledge is power! Make sure to stop by the webpage to buy me a cup of coffee or support the show at https://linktr.ee/letstalkcabling . Also if you would like to be a guest on the show or have a topic for discussion send me an email at chuck@letstalkcabling.com Chuck Bowser RCDD TECH#CBRCDD #RCDD

Evaluating opportunities for crowdfunding in Oman, with nine current providers and potential amendments to crowdfunding legislation.Unique to Oman: new opportunities for private equity and venture capital players in the crowdfunding ecosystem.Implications and reach of the proposed new digital and virtual assets regulatory framework.Building a digital marketplace and ecosystem: tokenization, ICOs, regulation and Shariah principles.Potential developments for standalone Islamic digital banks in Oman.Moderator:Dr Muhammad Suhail Rizwan, Assistant Professor and Team Head: FinTech Professional Certificate, College of Banking and Financial Studies, OmanPanelists:Kemal Rizadi Arbi, Expert/Advisor, Capital Market Authority, Sultanate of OmanKhalid Howladar, Chairman, MRHB DeFiDr Khalid Tahhan, Co-founder, Easy CoinsMayan Al Asfoor, Country Manager, Beehive OmanSaleh Al-Tamami, Co-Founder and CEO, Mamun

This episode originally aired on February 24, 2021. Ashley Mendelsohn is an architecture curator, educator, and multidisciplinary designer focused on engaging and strengthening communities by demystifying the barriers to access and understanding. From 2015 to 2020, she was the Assistant Curator of Architecture and Digital Initiatives at the Guggenheim Museum and previously founded the 40 Kirkland Gallery at Harvard GSD. In this episode, Jarrett and Ashley talk about moving between design and curation, teaching architecture to high school students, and making architecture more understandable for a general audience. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm/177-ashley-mendelsohn. — If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon and get bonus content, transcripts, and our monthly newsletter! www.patreon.com/surfacepodcast

In this episode of First to 15, we're joined by Maggie Dull. Maggie is an integral part of our fencing community, serving as one of the chairs of the Bout Committee at USA Fencing national tournaments, including right here at Summer Nationals. But Maggie's contribution to the sport stretches far beyond the Bout Committee alone.Starting her fencing journey as a walk-on for Vassar College's varsity team in her senior year, Maggie quickly found her niche in the organizational side of the sport. She has served in roles from Oregon Division secretary to managing local and regional tournaments for the Maryland Division and several clubs. Since 2013, she has been a key figure in the National Bout Committee, stepping up as chair in 2014.But that's not all. Maggie currently holds positions on USA Fencing's Tournament Committee, serves as the chair of the Black Card Review Group, and reads for the annual Absolute Fencing Gear All-American Team scholarship essays. She also leads the Western New York Division as their division chair.Outside of fencing, Maggie brings her organizational prowess to the academic world, currently serving as the Director of Metadata Strategies and Interim Director of Digital Initiatives at the University of Rochester's River Campus Libraries. Come July 17, she'll step into a new role as Interim Assistant Dean of Scholarly Curation and Resources. In addition to all this, she also lectures for the University of Maryland's Master of Library and Information Science program.Visit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episode--First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

What does it take to modernize a cultural icon? The National Theater and Concert Hall's Head of Strategic Initiatives Ting-Chun Lin talks to ICRT's Hope Ngo about the theatre's digital projects and how lessons learnt during the COVID-19 has given rise to a new theatre experience. This episode was produced and is presented by Aspen Beilharz.

Steve chats with the editors of Hopeful Visions, Practical Actions: Cultural Humility in Library Work, Sarah R. Kostelecky, Lori Townsend, and David A. Hurley, about what cultural humility is, the importance of self-reflection, mitigating power differentials, and why Venn diagrams are always the answer. Read the transcript! Sarah R. Kostelecky is the Director of Digital Initiatives … Continue reading 240: Hopeful Visions, Practical Actions: Cultural Humility in Library Work

These five CSC members – from NCAA Division I, II, III and Canadian institutions – held a discussion and Q&A on broadcasting your live events, presenting insights and takeaways on the following topics: • a variety of ideas on how to recruit and develop students to assist in broadcasting roles; • building strong relationships with your media carriers, and deciding on who to use • production and live event direction tips (working with different components) • working with limited resources as you build your broadcasting units • ideas on working with alumni, coaches and administrators on securing funding for broadcasting equipment and deliverables • recruiting and developing play-by-play and color announcers The four panelists and moderator were: Whitney Haworth – Georgia Southern University, Director of Creative and Digital Strategy Adam Ledyard – East Texas Baptist University, Assistant Athletic Director for Communications Reagan Ratcliff – Dallas Baptist University, Associate Director of Athletics for Media Relations Alex Souza – Coastal Carolina University, Assistant Athletic Director of Digital Initiatives and Branding Moderator: Elisa Mitton – University of Windsor, Sports Information Coordinator

Andy Nagalewski, Director of Supplier Management at Sainsbury's, joins Tomás O'Leary and Hari Candadai to discuss the innovative ways Sainsbury's strikes a balance between pressures on budget and resources and the drive of digital initiatives to continually improve upon customers' experiences. Plus, industry news related to the Silicon Valley Bank fallout, the proliferation of AI, and several other hot topics.

This concludes our conversation with the outstanding group of ePortfolio scholars and practitioners, AAEEBL ePortfolio Association. Kindly fill out the Visibility of Labor survey here: https://bit.ly/mapepsurvey Our Guests: Elizabeth Clark, Professor of English at LaGuardia Community College, The City University of New York Megan Mize, Director of ePortfolios & Digital Initiatives at Old Dominion University Peter McLellan, Educational Analyst at Oxford College of Emory University Sarah Zurhellen, Assistant Director, Writing Across the Curriculum Program Professional Consultant, Writing Center Appalachian State University Collectively, they are part of the AAEEBL Digital Ethics Taskforce, https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2 AAEEBL is an ePortfolio-based professional association: aaeebl.org During the conversation, a number of "principles" were mentioned - Digital Ethics principles in ePortfolio V2: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/index Strategies for applying these Digital Ethics principles: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-1-support DEIBD: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-5-deibd-diversity-equity-inclusion-belonging-and-decolonization Accessibility: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-5-access-to-technology Visibility of Labor: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-13-visibility-of-labor Privacy (21:40) https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-6-privacy For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below: https://buff.ly/3SWPJDV Listen on Apple Podcasts using the link below: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digication-scholars-conversations/id1538850043 Follow us on Social Media! Twitter: https://buff.ly/3SXhzQH Facebook: https://buff.ly/3T0FtdZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makelearningvisible/ Digication is a technology platform powering the most innovative ePortfolio programs in K-12 and higher education. Please visit our website at https://buff.ly/3rMBqWy #DigicationScholars #ePortfolio #DIgitalEthics #AAEEBL

Alex Lovdahl, Digital Experience Manager at Brandt, talks with Jeff and Carman on The Kula Ring about getting leadership's buy-in for digital marketing initiatives by using results to demonstrate their effectiveness.

What are key priorities for driving digital transformation across the DOD enterprise? How does zero trust undergird the entire DoD digital modernization efforts? What does the future hold for DoD's Information Enterprise? Join host Michael Keegan as he explores these questions and more with Lily Zeleke Acting Deputy Chief Information Officer, Information Enterprise (IE), U.S. Department of Defense next week on The Business of Government Hour.

In this #Holiday special of the #DigicationScholars Conversations with members of The Association for Authentic, Experiential, & Evidence-Based Learning (AAEEBL), special task force; our host, Jeffrey Yan, and the outstanding team of featured educators chat about Digital Ethics. There are so many guiding principles that ground the use of ePortfolios. Listen to one of the best conversations about it, to date. Our Guests: Elizabeth Clark, Professor of English at LaGuardia Community College, The City University of New York Megan Mize, Director of ePortfolios & Digital Initiatives at Old Dominion University Peter McLellan, Educational Analyst at Oxford College of Emory University Sarah Zurhellen, Assistant Director, Writing Across the Curriculum Program Professional Consultant, Writing Center Appalachian State University Collectively, they are part of the AAEEBL Digital Ethics Taskforce, https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2 AAEEBL is an ePortfolio-based professional association: aaeebl.org During the conversation, a number of "principles" were mentioned: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-3-practice https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-1-support https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-5-deibd-diversity-equity-inclusion-belonging-and-decolonization https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-5-access-to-technology https://scalar.usc.edu/works/aaeebl-digital-ethics-principles-v2/principle-13-visibility-of-labor Kindly fill out the Visibility of Labor survey here: https://bit.ly/mapepsurvey For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below: https://buff.ly/3SWPJDV Listen on Apple Podcasts using the link below: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digication-scholars-conversations/id1538850043 Follow us on Social Media! Twitter: https://buff.ly/3SXhzQH Facebook: https://buff.ly/3T0FtdZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makelearningvisible/ Digication is a technology platform powering the most innovative ePortfolio programs in K-12 and higher education. Please visit our website at https://buff.ly/3rMBqWy #DigicationScholars #ePortfolio #DIgitalEthics #AAEEBL

You have to understand how people work, and why, says Kaj van de Loo, UserTesting's Chief Technology Officer, on this week's episode of the Human Insight Podcast.  “What do they actually want to do or need to do to reach their goals, vs. what are they doing as weird workarounds or because they are being told to do,” he said. “Look at the former, and support it. In our case, every product manager, designer, and engineer wants to understand our customers and users and they all want to hear about how our product is being used, what people think of it, and how we can make it better. We lean into that.”  In their conversation with Kaj, co-hosts Andy and Janelle ask him about business workflows and how the pandemic and digital acceleration changed the way we think about processes and workflows.  The also discuss how understanding how people work, and how they leverage tools and technology, as well as customer insights, to launch products successfully.

You have to understand how people work, and why, says Kaj van de Loo, UserTesting's Chief Technology Officer, on this week's episode of the Human Insight Podcast. “What do they actually want to do or need to do to reach their goals, vs. what are they doing as weird workarounds or because they are being told to do,” he said. “Look at the former, and support it. In our case, every product manager, designer, and engineer wants to understand our customers and users and they all want to hear about how our product is being used, what people think of it, and how we can make it better. We lean into that.” In their conversation with Kaj, co-hosts Andy and Janelle ask him about business workflows and how the pandemic and digital acceleration changed the way we think about processes and workflows. The also discuss how understanding how people work, and how they leverage tools and technology, as well as customer insights, to launch products successfully. Follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter Co-host Janelle Estes | @janelle_estes Co-host Andy MacMillan | @apmacmillan Producer Nathan Isaacs...

In the leadership and communications section, Boards looking to CEOs, not CIOs, to lead digital initiatives, Compensation for Cybersecurity Leaders is on the Rise, 3 cloud security posture questions CISOs should answer, and more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/bsw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/bsw282

In the leadership and communications section, Boards looking to CEOs, not CIOs, to lead digital initiatives, Compensation for Cybersecurity Leaders is on the Rise, 3 cloud security posture questions CISOs should answer, and more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/bsw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/bsw282

Paige Morgan is the Digital Publishing and Copyright Librarian and Head of Digital Initiatives and Preservation at the University of Delaware Library, Museums, and Press. She holds a Ph.D. in Literature and Textual Studies from the University of Washington. Within libraries, she has worked as a curriculum and community builder, focusing on digital scholarship, copyright, and scholarly communications education.As open access continues to become more prominent in the field of academic publishing, it is essential to have a foundational understanding of the topic as it continues to evolve. Recently, the Biden administration announced it instructed all U.S. federal agencies to require open access to federally funded research, starting in 2026. The U.S. is the world's biggest research funder, according to Nature and as such, the change to require federally funded research to be open access will increase the number of scientific research articles publicly available. CITI Program's Open Access Publishing: An Introduction webinar provides individuals with a better understanding of open-access publications. Learn more about CITI Program: https://about.citiprogram.org/

Russell Stopford has led digital initiatives across everything from film to sports. He took his passions for the arts as well as his curiosity for emerging technologies and combined them to develop a powerful intersection between storytelling and digital product management. As both an award-winning documentary filmmaker and builder of mobile apps over the past decade, Russell is driven by a pursuit for perfection. As the sports industry transformed into an entertainment opportunity, Russell found himself highly sought after for his knack for weaving together brand stories and the end-user experience for the modern-day consumer. He's currently producing a film series around the 50th anniversary of Paris Saint-Germain while in parallel working to bring a first of its kind sports app that could revolutionize its category. All this and more on this episode of How I Grew This.

This 5-week series focuses on giving and serving the world with the same radical generosity that Jesus demonstrated to us. In Part 3, Pastor Miles discusses the early Macedonians giving practices and interviews Nathan Maselli and Nathan Taylor to disclose Rock Church's global digital initiative.

Whether you are pitching an initiative or getting pitched, turning down an idea is extremely uncomfortable for both parties. Although executives may be turning down the idea as they might not see how they might sell it to their boards, colleagues, or teams, they don't want to reject it as it could be a lifetime opportunity for their career. While it might feel counter-intuitive, the executives pay attention to every single idea in an organization. Still, most ideas get turned down as they could be perceived as overly zealous technical transformation, not aligned with organizational vision, or just a wish list that has very little business value.In today's episode, we invited a panel of cross-functional experts for a live interview on LinkedIn who brings significant expertise to discuss how to pitch digital initiatives to executives. We covered many grounds in this episode, including the interests of executives and what they like to hear in pitches. We also discussed how to identify the control points inside an organization and how to align pitches to various stakeholders' interests. For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

We welcome Dr. Megan Mize to LLChat's kick off to season three with a fascinating discussion on Virtual Reality for learning world languages and cultures. Dr. Mize is the Director for e-Portfolios and Digital Initiatives in the Office for Academic Success Initiatives and Support at Old Dominion University. Our host, Alexis Osipovs, opens the conversation on virtual reality, augmented reality and XR so that we can learn from Dr. Mize what faculty are doing with technology to improve student learning outcomes, be more engaged, and have fun!  

#indiannationalcongress #congress #inc Anil k Antony is the convener of KPCC's Digital media chaired by Dr. Shashi Tharoor, and National Co-Coordinator of AICC's Social Media and Digital Communications Department He was also a part of the Congress's national control room in 2019 Lok Sabha elections A graduate of Stanford University, USA and College of Engineering, Trivandrum, his opinion columns appear frequently for several national publications including #TheHindu #HindustanTimes #indianexpress #theprint. He is a #Technology and a Social Entrepreneur. Vice President and a member of the board of trustees of Navoothan Foundation a non-profit focusing on healthcare and empowerment of women, Co-Founder at Parliamentarians with Innovators for India - a national covid 19 action group Plus advisor to multiple technology startups including CasperLabs, a Silicon Valley-based #blockchain platform. https://www.linkedin.com/in/anilkantony https://twitter.com/anilkantony https://www.facebook.com/antonyanilk

The digital journey is more than simply identifying technologies and implementing them. The most challenging part of any digital initiative, especially if it involves customer interaction, is understanding customer behavior and what drives them to engage with your brand and make a purchase. Making assumptions or not involving your customer experience and service professionals in your digital strategy initiatives fires back as they are closest to your customers.In today's episode, we have our guest, Howard Tiersky, who discusses the process of customer empathy, the importance of user experience research, and the approach of design thinking to improve the outcome of digital initiatives. He also talks about the structured methodology he has developed through his engagements and working with several customers. Finally, he discusses the importance of data and why organizations need to be tracking that as an asset to differentiate and develop a competitive advantage.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

In this episode of HealthMatters, podcast host Karen Jacobs explores Boston University's Digital Education Incubator (Incubator). Romy Ruukel, Director of Digital Initiatives, Diane Carroll, Incubator Project Manager, and Maureen McCarthy, Digital Learning & Innovation's Communications Manager, discuss the Incubator's mission to fund and co-manage innovative BU-sponsored pilot projects; review a variety of health-inspired projects including the Interprofessional Leadership Healthcare Certificate, and others, and highlight DL&I's Faculty Forum 2021 and the Incubator panel discussion, “Pedagogical Experimentation with the Digital Education Incubator.” To learn more about the Incubator or view a list of ongoing or past projects, visit digital.bu.edu or email: dei@bu.edu. The moderator of the podcast is Dr. Karen Jacobs (kjacobs@bu.edu), who is the Associate Dean, Digital Learning and Innovation, a Clinical Professor and the Program Director for the on-line post-professional doctorate in the occupational therapy program at Sargent College. Marial Williams (marialw@bu.edu), a Boston University entry-level occupational therapy doctoral student, composed the music for the podcast.

The insurrection at the United States Capitol on January 6 provided a starting point for many conversations about white supremacy, toxic masculinity, and misinformation. We’ll hear a panel discussion from faculty and staff at Purdue University Fort Wayne looking at how misinformation is spread and can lead to violence. This conversation was recorded in the aftermath of not only the events of January 6, but also a stickering of the Purdue University Fort Wayne Campus by the far-right group Patriot Front. The moderator for the panel was Ann Marshall, Information Services & Instruction Librarian at Purdue University Fort Wayne. Panelists include: Janet Badia, Professor & Director of the Women’s Studies Program at Purdue University Fort Wayne Steve Carr, Professor of Communication & Director of the Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Purdue University Fort Wayne Chris Erickson, Associate Professor of History at Purdue University Fort Wayne Erika Mann, Director of Digital Initiatives & Scholarship at Helmke Library at Purdue University Special thanks to Ann Marshall and all of the panelists for making this program possible. Our music is by Mark Waldick, Noah Campodonico, Kurt Roembke, and Hope Arthur. Our web producer is Loyal Vandenburg. Our production assistants are Monica Blankenship, Steve Mullaney, and Sydney Wagner.

In this episode Caroline Fowler (Starr Director of the Research and Academic Program at the Clark Art Institute) speaks with Anne Helmreich, an art historian and digital humanist. Formerly the Associate Director of Digital Initiatives at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles, since April 2020 Anne has been the Associate Director of the Getty Foundation. A specialist of nineteenth-century art, Anne recounts how she veered away from law school to pursue art history. She reflects on how she first encountered digital humanities, and why for nearly fifteen years she has explored the possibilities of what this burgeoning field might open up for art history, and how art history in turn might productively challenge the digital humanities.

Ashley Mendelsohn is an architecture curator, educator, and multidisciplinary designer focused on engaging and strengthening communities by demystifying the barriers to access and understanding. From 2015 to 2020, she was the Assistant Curator of Architecture and Digital Initiatives at the Guggenheim Museum and previously founded the 40 Kirkland Gallery at Harvard GSD. In this episode, Jarrett and Ashley talk about moving between design and curation, teaching architecture to high school students, and making architecture more understandable for a general audience. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm/177-ashley-mendelsohn.

This episode is brought to you by HostGator.com, web hosting that scales from easy to expert. Obinna Ukwuani takes us on his journey from shaping the development of robotics in Africa, to spearheading digital initiatives at the Bank of Kigali, Rwanda. Fan mail and feedback: hello@builtin.africa For ad placements: ads@builtin.africa Credits: Music by Mixaund | mixaund.bandcamp.com

Troy Conrad Therrien is Curator, Architecture and Digital Initiatives at the Guggenheim Museum. Troy provides perspective on curation and his approach for assembling, cataloguing, managing and presenting architectural and digital collections.Initially trained in computer engineering and mathematics, and later in architecture design and history, his work since has combined these fields. At the Guggenheim, he organized the museum’s first online exhibition, Åzone Futures Market (2015), and co-organized Architecture Effects (2018-2019) in Bilbao and Countryside, The Future (2020) with AMO/Rem Koolhaas in New York. For the past decade, he has taught architecture courses on technology, magic, ceremony, and the anomalous at Columbia University and the Architectural Association, which will soon be offered through a new venture at metaforvm.com. Sign up there for updates.Web: www.unknownorigins.comTwitter: UnknownOrigins9Instagram: unknownoriginsuo77

2020 has caused many organizations to push digital initiatives forward at unprecedented speed. This acceleration of digital business means making choices on what initiatives move forward or slow down.  Hung LeHong, VP and Gartner Fellow, joins Gartner ThinkCast to discuss the framework for digital business acceleration and how to use the five lanes to prioritize your digital initiatives for better results.

In this episode of the #KalaariPodcast, Shamik Sharma, Head of Digital Initiatives at CureFit, shares his perspective on:·      Why lateral thinking is key to analyse and stay ahead of new #tech trends ·      How to not get drawn into hype cycles of tech ·      How to make quick #pivots·      His thesis on video tech & the potential applicationsWhen it comes to #startups, there is no fast track to #success. Almost all startup teams go through a variety of crises and challenges Behind The Scenes. Having been a part of many startup journeys over the last decade at Kalaari Capital, we believe that there are valuable lessons to be gained from the journeys of others. These episodes from Kalaari come from our continued commitment to empower and encourage #entrepreneursIf you have any suggestions, please reach out to us, podcasts@kalaari.com. We would love to hear from you. 

LLChat host, Kelsey, interviews Dr. Megan Mize - Associate Director of ePortfolio and Digital Initiatives for the Center for High Impact Practices, or CHIP, at ODU. Dr. Mize shares with us the importance of creating an ePortfolio, the personal value in having an archival showcase of student work, and just where to go for help in creating one.

Classic 1027 — Eric Croeser, Industry X.0 MD for Accenture Technology in Africa

JFK sits down with the editors of Debates in Digital Humanities series (https://dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/) Matthew K. Gold and Lauren F. Klein Matthew K. Gold is Associate Professor of English and Digital Humanities at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY). At the Graduate Center, he holds teaching appointments in the Ph.D. Program in English, the M.A. Program in Liberal Studies (MALS), the M.A. Program in Digital Humanities, the M.S. Program in Data Analysis and Visualization, and the doctoral certificate programs in Interactive Technology and Pedagogy and American Studies. He is Director of the M.A. Program in Digital Humanities and the M.S. Program in Data Analysis and Visualization. He serves as Advisor to the Provost for Digital Initiatives, Director of the CUNY Academic Commons, Co-Director of the CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative, and Director of the GC Digital Scholarship Lab. Lauren Klein is an associate professor in the Departments of English and Quantitative Theory & Methods at Emory University. She received her A.B. from Harvard University and her Ph.D. from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY). Her research interests include digital humanities, data science, data studies, and early American literature. In 2017, she was named one of the “rising stars in digital humanities” by Inside Higher Ed. Klein is currently at work on two major projects: the first, Data by Design, is an interactive book on the history of data visualization. Awarded an NEH-Mellon Fellowship for Digital Publication, Data by Design emphasizes how the modern visualizing impulse emerged from a set of complex intellectually and politically-charged contexts in the United States and across the Atlantic. The second project, tentatively titled Vectors of Freedom, employs a range of quantitative methods in order to surface the otherwise invisible forms of labor, agency, and action involved in the abolitionist movement of the nineteenth-century United States. Klein is the author of An Archive of Taste: Race and Eating in the Early United States (University of Minnesota Press, 2020). This book shows how thinking about eating can help to tell new stories about the range of people, from the nation’s first presidents to their enslaved chefs, who worked to establish a cultural foundation for the United States. Klein is also the co-author (with Catherine D’Ignazio) of Data Feminism (MIT Press, 2020), a trade book that explores the intersection of feminist thinking and data science. With Matthew K. Gold, she edits Debates in the Digital Humanities (University of Minnesota Press), a hybrid print/digital publication stream that explores debates in the field as they emerge. The most recent book in this series is Debates in the Digital Humanities 2019. Before arriving at Emory, Klein taught in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech. She also directed the Digital Humanities Lab there. More information on her research and teaching can be found on her website: www.lklein.com.

Robert “Bob” Anstett, the Coordinator for Digital Initiatives for Broward County Libraries in South Florida, returns to the podcast to discuss artificial intelligence in libraries and some of the ethical issues involved. Creation StationLabs: http://www.broward.org/Library/Pages/CreationStation.aspx Bob’s website: http://www.robertanstett.com/ Bob’s email: BOB@robertanstett.com Bob on Twitter: @r_anstett Cnet.com article: Google’s smart home ecosystem is a complete mess (https://www.cnet.com/news/googles-smart-home-ecosystem-is-a-complete-mess/) Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark: https://www.amazon.com/Life-3-0-Being-Artificial-Intelligence-ebook/dp/B06WGNPM7V Amazon DeepRacer: https://aws.amazon.com/deepracer/ Music: Audionautix - "Words" (CC Attribution 3.0)

Alex Lovdahl, Digital Experience Manager at Brandt, talks with Jeff and Carman on The Kula Ring about getting leadership's buy-in for digital marketing initiatives by using results to demonstrate their effectiveness.

Host Amanda Lowe banters with Drew Urbanek, Director of the Neil Hellman Library at the College of Saint Rose, as well as Alvin Dantes, Digital Initiatives and Technology Librarian at The Art Institute of Chicago. The three discuss librarian stereotypes in popular culture and how that affects the perception of the information profession. We promise no Stranger Things or Game of Thrones spoiler.

Robert “Bob” Anstett, the Coordinator for Digital Initiatives for Broward County Libraries in South Florida, discusses technology and libraries, including the Creation Station Lab he manages that serves the technology needs of patrons. Creation Station Labs (Broward County Library): http://www.broward.org/Library/Pages/CreationStation.aspx Bob’s website: http://www.robertanstett.com/ Bob’s email: BOB@robertanstett.com Bob on Twitter: @r_anstett Music: Audionautix - "Words" (CC Attribution 3.0)

We are surrounded by non-stop change. A new digitally competitive economy is forcing technological re-imagination across the market. This is necessary, but what effect does this have on people, culture and leadership - and how do you bring a workforce with you on the journey? It's time to humanise your digital initiatives, engaging and involving the workforce, providing people with the skills they need for success, and shaping a culture which maintains your competitive edge in a new digital world. I am joined by Elisabet Vinberg Hearn & Steve Sharpe, CEO and Director of Katapult Partners. Elisabet is the Award-winning Author of 'The Team Formula' and 'Leading Teams: 10 Challenges, 10 Solutions'. Steve is a creative marketing expert handpicked as one of five prominent young professionals worldwide advising the global Microsoft Global Leadership Team on accelerating growth through social and digital change. Join us to ensure your digital initiatives combine with high people engagement.

We are surrounded by non-stop change. A new digitally competitive economy is forcing technological re-imagination across the market. This is necessary, but what effect does this have on people, culture and leadership - and how do you bring a workforce with you on the journey? It's time to humanise your digital initiatives, engaging and involving the workforce, providing people with the skills they need for success, and shaping a culture which maintains your competitive edge in a new digital world. I am joined by Elisabet Vinberg Hearn & Steve Sharpe, CEO and Director of Katapult Partners. Elisabet is the Award-winning Author of 'The Team Formula' and 'Leading Teams: 10 Challenges, 10 Solutions'. Steve is a creative marketing expert handpicked as one of five prominent young professionals worldwide advising the global Microsoft Global Leadership Team on accelerating growth through social and digital change. Join us to ensure your digital initiatives combine with high people engagement.

Welcoming remarks by Michael F. Suarez, S.J. (Executive Director, Rare Book School) & John Unsworth (University Librarian and Dean of Libraries, University of Virginia) Session 1: Access — 9:15–10:45 a.m. Panelists: “Spatial Narratives of the Historic Tibetan Capital of Lhasa with 3D GIS” – Guoping Huang (Assistant Professor, Department of Urban and Environmental Planning, University of Virginia School of Architecture); Will Rourk (Information Visualization Specialist, Scholars’ Lab, University of Virginia); & Kurtis R. Schaeffer (Frances Myers Ball Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, University of Virginia) “The Plateau Peoples’ Web Portal: A Model for Ethical Access to Cultural Heritage” – Trevor James Bond (Co-Director, Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation and Associate Dean for Digital Initiatives and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries) “Introducing the Digital Library of the Middle East” – Peter Herdrich (Co-Founder, The Antiquities Coalition and CEO, Cultural Capital Group, LLC); Houra Kadivar (Assistant to the Middle East Studies Librarian, UNC Chapel Hill Libraries); & Bethany Nowviskie (Executive Director, Digital Library Federation) Moderator: Donna Sy (Mellon Society Administrative Director, Rare Book School)

In this episode, I chat with Robert Anstett. Robert is the Coordinator of Digital Initiatives at the Broward County Public Library System in Florida. The Broward Library System is a national pioneer in "flipping" the library and creating dynamic FREE space for work, meetings, creativity, engineering, financing and innovation breakthroughs. Robert leads Creation Station Business and is helping to lead a quiet revolution in the use of libraries to advance entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystems. We discuss how Creation Station Business, Maker Spaces and Database Access in Libraries advances local businesses and communities. I argue that the Creation Station Business model is a prototype for national implementation. If you are involved in setting up business ecosystems in your local community, please take a listen and forward this episode to your local library leaders. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessscaleinsights/support

Take a moment and think about all of the materials that go into an exhibition. It’s a lot, right? Objects, documents, essays, labels, not to mention the installation itself. And your museum can only fit so much of that into its physical space. What about all of the other stories that end up on the cutting room floor? The outtakes? What about the stories that get generated during and after the exhibition? With your museum’s website, the only limitations to the stories you can share are time and resources. And those are real. But with a little bit of planning, you can come up with a strategy for enhancing your collections and exhibitions online. And that’s exactly what the Hammer Museum has done. Today I’m talking with Philip Leers, Project Manager for Digital Initiatives at the Hammer Museum, about telling a museum’s stories online. **FULL TRANSCRIPT** NICK: Hi, and welcome to What’s On, the Cuberis podcast. I’m Nick Faber. Today I’m talking with Philip Leers, Project Manager for Digital Initiatives at the Hammer Museum, about telling a museum’s stories online. Now… Take a moment and think about all of the materials that go into an exhibition. It’s a lot, right? Objects, documents, essays, labels, not to mention the installation itself. And your museum can only fit so much of that into its physical space. What about all of the other stories that end up on the cutting room floor? The outtakes? What about the stories that get generated during and after the exhibition? With your museum’s website, the only limitations to the stories you can share are time and resources. And those are real. But with a little bit of planning, you can come up with a strategy for enhancing your collections and exhibitions online. And that’s exactly what the Hammer Museum has done. The Hammer’s digital archives are a fantastic example of using technology to illuminate a museum’s hidden treasures and augmenting those on view. If you haven’t seen what we’re talking about, I’d encourage you to head over to hammer.ucla.edu and click on “Exhibitions.” You’ll find the Expanded Digital Archives on the right-hand side. So, I spoke with the Hammer’s Philip Leers over Skype and asked him to talk about the work that goes into these projects. We talked about planning, collaborating, and the value of creating goals for individual projects. First, I wanted to know who exactly worked on the Digital Archives, and that’s where we’ll pick up the conversation. PHILIP: For some of the Digital Archives -- that's the term we use for the projects -- we've done two that were for exhibitions, so the websites are built around all of the materials that go around planning the exhibition and that came out of the exhibition. So, essays for the catalog, and label text, and images of the installation, and any material we could get our hands on. So the material is coming from curatorial, but, in terms of the building, this is part of our website, which falls under our communications team, so I work really closely with them. Our IT, our registrars, everybody comes into contact with the project at some point. NICK: Got it. And so, you said you're building it out of all of the materials that go into the exhibition, are there also things that don't make it into the exhibition that, because you're using a digital platform, that you're able to bring online? PHILIP: Yeah, absolutely, and that was one of the big things we talked about. We didn't want to just recreate the catalog, we didn't want to do a virtual exhibition. We wanted to include things from both the exhibition and the catalog, but we also figured we're making these after the fact, we're doing them on a platform that offers us all new capabilities. So some of the things that we included, we could only do because we're doing it kind of retrospectively. So we could include press reviews of the show, we can include images of the shows and other materials if it traveled to different venues...

TLP took the show on the road to Garden City, New York.  We visited the Swirbul Library at Adelphi University.  We sat and spoke with Dean of University Libraries Brian Lym, Digital Learning and Instruction Librarian Sally Stieglitz, Outreach and Promotion Librarian Tatiana Bryant and Associate Dean Of Libraries, Digital Initiatives & Automated Services, Ken Herold.  We talk to the group about the history of Swirbul along with all the new, exciting and progressive technologies and outreach the staff at the library are enacting!  

This week's guest Matt Gold, is an Associate Professor of English and Digital Humanities at the Graduate Center, where he holds teaching appointments in the Ph.D. Program in English, the M.A. Program in Liberal Studies (MALS), and the doctoral certificate programs in Interactive Technology and Pedagogy and American Studies. He serves as Advisor to the Provost for Digital Initiatives, Director of the CUNY Academic Commons, Co-Director of the CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative, and Director of the GC Digital Scholarship Lab. In all of these roles, he works to integrate digital tools and methods into the core research and teaching missions of the Graduate Center.

Round Table Rebellion is LYR's monthly podcast where founder Angela Page invites a panel of guests to discuss intersectional feminist topics. In episode 12, Angela is joined by SPEW co-host Shelby Elmore, the Head of Archives, Special Collections, and Digital Initiatives at Florida Gulf Coast University, Melissa Minds-Vandeburgt, and her intern at FGCU, Kaley Dietrich. In the final episode of the season, the panel discusses rape culture, its agents, and ways to dismantle it. This episode was recorded live at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, FL.

Have you ever wanted to discover a long-lost magic spell or incantation? Well now is your chance! Experts from the Newberry Library in Chicago discuss how you can read and even help decipher unique medieval manuscripts from the comfort of your own home. They also take a closer look at how understanding magic in the Middle Ages can help us understand our world better. This week's guests include: Jill Gage, Custodian of the John M. Wing Foundation on the History of Printing and Bibliographer for British Literature and History; Christopher Fletcher, Program Assistant in the Renaissance Center; and Matthew Clarke, Digital Initiatives and Metadata Assistant. Further reading from Curiosity: An Introduction to the Middle Ages This Library Straddles Two Countries You Can Visit The World's Oldest Library What Makes A Good Computer Password? (Probably Not What You've Been Told) Magic Was Medicine To Many Medieval Minds Resources from the Newberry Library: Religious Change and Print 1450-1700 project site The Transcribing Faith resource Blog post covering the technical details of the project The Civil War in Letters, a past transcription project Newberry resources for classrooms Genealogy at the Newberry Library Digital exhibitions and research collections on Internet Archive and CARLITo learn more about this topic and many others check out Curiosity.com, download our 5-star iOS or Android app and join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and everywhere else podcasts are found so you don't miss an episode! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar "Nikki D. Robertson, Featured Teacher Librarian" with our special guest presenter, Nikki D. Robertson. June 10, 2017. We are thrilled to have Nikki D. Robertson, Teacher Librarian extraordinaire, joining us as our Featured Teacher on Sat. June 10, 2017 at 12pm EDT. Nikki has been a pioneer and game-changer affecting the lives of thousands of teachers and students around the world with her creative uses of technology, and we can't wait to be inspired by and to hear her stories! 5 Tips for New School Librarians (and those who aren't so new) Whether you are a new school librarian getting a jump start on your new adventure or have been a school librarian for a few years (or more) and need a boost to restore that "new librarian smell" this is the webinar for you! Join Nikki D Robertson as she shares 5 Tips for New School Librarians (and those who aren't so new) based on her personal insight developed through 25 years as an educator and school librarian. Additionally, Nikki will share her very personal story of struggling with burnout and how she reignited her passion and found her purpose in the school library. Nikki is a veteran educator, librarian, Instructional Technology Facilitator and ISTE Librarians Network President Elect. Nikki is passionate about 1:1 Digital Initiatives, collaboration with other education professionals, and assisting students in becoming well-informed, critically thinking digital citizens. Nikki is the co founder of the first EdCamp Atlanta, a free “un-conference” committed to reaching educators in public, private, charter, and higher ed environments to share innovative instructional strategies and pioneering technologies that transform education for all students. Nikki has also collaborated in the creation of and moderation of free national and global professional development designed specifically for the unique needs of school librarians, including #TLChat LIVE! Twitter Chat Sessions, and TL News Night, a LIVE Internet show presented in news show format featuring a Wrap up of “This Month in School Libraries” and deeper discussion of topical school library issues with special guest experts. http://www.enikkidrobertson.com/ https://twitter.com/NikkiDRobertson

For the upcoming College Football National Championship game between Alabama & Clemson, the College Football playoff announced a bevy of social and digital initiatives to increase the fan experience and engagement. Brian Cristiano and Rob Cressy dish about these initiatives, which include an emoji keyboard, custom Twitter hashtags, CFP Gameday, an Augmented Reality Trophy Experience, and Social Passport: Tampa Bay. At the end, Brian and Rob give actionable advice on what you can implement into your business from the way the CFP is increasing their digital engagement around the biggest college football game of the year. - In each episode of The Sports Marketing Huddle, CEO of BOLD Worldwide Brian Cristiano, and Founder of Cress Media & Bacon Sports Rob Cressy give a forward-thinking perspective about some of the hottest topics in the world of sports marketing and then give you actionable advice on how you can implement it into your business. Our goal of the podcast is to create the best sports marketing podcast and take The Sports Marketing Huddle up to #1 on iTunes New & Noteworthy. One way you can help support the show is by subscribing to The Sports Marketing Huddle on iTunes and letting your friends who are in the sports and marketing worlds know about it. Your feedback is super important to us. We want to make sure that we deliver value for you and make this the best sports marketing show possible. You can connect with Brian & Rob on social media and let us know what you think (good or bad): Brian Cristiano -Twitter: @boldceo - Instagram: @boldceo Rob Cressy - Twitter: @RobCressy - Snapchat: @baconsports Websites: BOLD Worldwide: http://www.boldworldwide.com Cress Media: http://www.cressmedia.com Bacon Sports: http://www.baconsports.com Facebook: BOLD Worldwide Bacon Sports Cress Media

Our guest was a burned out, tenured teacher stuck in a rut. Find out what lifted her and put her on an exciting new career path. Follow: @ShellTerrell @sNikkiDRobertson @bamradionetwork Nikki D. Robertson is a veteran educator, librarian and Instructional Technology Facilitator for James Clemens High School. She is passionate about 1:1 Digital Initiatives, collaboration with other education professionals, and assisting students in becoming well informed, critically thinking digital citizens. Shelly Sanchez Terrell is a teacher trainer, elearning specialist, and the author of The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers: Small Steps to Transform Your Teaching.

Librarians are uniquely positioned to help schools, teachers and student find their voice. In this segment, we talk about why all three matter. Follow: @NikkiDRobertson @shannonmmiller @elissamalespina @bamradionetwork Nikki D. Robertson is a veteran educator, librarian and Instructional Technology Facilitator for James Clemens High School. She is passionate about 1:1 Digital Initiatives, collaboration with other education professionals, and assisting students in becoming well informed, critically thinking digital citizens.

On this week's podcast I chat with Michael Briggs from the Australian Rugby Union about how they engage Wallabies fans using social and digital. On ABC Grandstand I chat with Francis Leach about current stadium fan engagement debate between Vivek Ranadive and Mark Cuban. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/michael-briggs-wallabies/

Episode #15, in which Chris Holland talks crowdfunding with Joseph Beyer, Director of Digital Initiatives for the Sundance Film Festival & Institute. As one of the founders of Sundance's Artist Services program, Beyer has worked with Kickstarter on the successful funding of more than 90 crowdfunding campaigns, raising more than 2.8 million dollars since 2011. Joe now faces his biggest challenge in his first personal crowdfunding campaign — and because of the nature of the project, he can't use Kickstarter as his platform. Tune in for an informative and personal look at the technical, strategic, and emotional aspects of fundraising online.

Maria speaks with Jamie Stein, Director of Digital Initiatives at PepsiCo. The PepsiCo Womens Inspiration Network PepsiCo WIN is an interactive network offering global female perspective and idea sharing from leaders, innovators and real women around the world. The network shares a behind-the-scenes look at events, interviews with experts across a variety of topics, and discuss trends to spark ideas and forge connections.

The Powerhouse Museum has been working towards making its digital initiatives widely accessible and to a broader audience, online and onsite, to enable a connected digital future. With a blossoming of blogging, significant Flickr and Facebook presences the Museum has been developing great connections with a new audience that has led the institution to rethink access with an emphasis on the importance of community connections and participation. This thinking has had an impact on the Museum's Strategic Plan and several digital initiatives are now driving change within the organisation. The Museum has experienced incredible connections, citizen research and innovative digital outcomes such as MOB’s augmented reality mobile app using geo-located historic images from the Tyrrell collection, Paul Hagon’s Google Street view mashup, Digital NZ’s integration of related items from the Museum’s collection and the Powerhouse Museum’s collection download. Releasing data and images under a Creative Commons license has allowed the Museum to make the collection available for use and re-use. Social media initiatives are being adopted and aligned to the right platforms for appropriate audience effectiveness for exhibitions like ‘80s are back’ and ‘Trainspotting’ exhibitions. All these digital projects are allowing the Museum to evaluate, experiment, learn from and progress future initiatives leading to a connected digital future - as well as change the DNA of the Museum itself. Paula Bray is the Manager of the Visual and Digitisation Services department at the Powerhouse Museum that includes: Photography, The Image Resource Centre, The Photo Library and Rights and Permissions and Audio Visuals. Paula is responsible for managing the digital collections to the highest standard whilst coordinating photographic and AV projects for exhibitions, publications, events and the website. Paula runs a blog for the Museum called Photo of the Day and manages the Museum’s two Flickr accounts and numerous public groups. Paula has also worked as a photographer in the Arts for many years including: the Art Gallery of NSW, The State Library of NSW and The Australian National Maritime Museum. Paula has worked as a freelance photographer and had several exhibitions of her work including a solo show at Blender Gallery in 2007. Her work has been collected by the College of Fine Arts and private collectors. Paula studied photography at the College of Fine Arts for 5 years doing a Bachelor of Art and a Master of Art whilst also receiving the Agfa Gevaert award for the most innovative use of photography upon graduating. Follow Paula on Twitter: @paulabray Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

An interview with DJ Chuang, Leadership Network's Director of Digital Initiatives on the reaction to Off-Road Disciplines four months after publication. This audio first appeared on LN's Book of the Month blog at:  http://books.leadnet.org/2007/01/interview_with_.html