Podcasts about digital project manager

Can playing The Sims help people build career skills? For Kelsey Alpaio, Executive Editor of The Digital Project Manager and new co-host of the DPM Podcast, the answer is yes. In this episode, we introduce Kelsey and discuss how she's bringing fresh perspectives on industry trends, career navigation, and professional growth to the DPM community.Host Galen Low gives listeners a sneak peek into the exciting new directions for the podcast and beyond. From career storytelling to industry insights, get ready for a revamped DPM experience with Kelsey on board!Resources from this episode:Join DPM MembershipSubscribe to the newsletter to get our latest articles and podcastsConnect with Kelsey on LinkedIn

After some well-deserved downtime spent with family and recharging for the new year, Sam and Roop are officially back for Season 4 of Little Talks! This season kicks off with a bang because, as you know, life at an agency is never dull.First, let's talk about some new faces! We're excited to welcome Becca Barnard, stepping into the role of Digital Project Manager, and Maddie Westbrock, our January intern from Cascia Hall. Maddie will be spending the month soaking up knowledge from our amazing team, and we couldn't be more excited to have her on board.But that's not all—how could we forget our 24-hour Vegas adventure? To celebrate the new year, the team took a quick but meaningful trip for some awesome team bonding. Obviously, we crush it as a team in the office, but spending a day outside of work as a group adds a whole new layer to our dynamic. Keep an eye on our LinkedIn and Instagram for some Vegas highlights!And if that wasn't enough, (told you it's busy over here at LA) the main topic: Sam and Chris Kizer's Miami trip for the MAGNET media conference. MAGNET is a CEO network where Sam is serving as Chairman this year. They spent six months planning, and it paid off with a flawless, successful event. We're so proud of the work they've put in to make it all happen!Happy New Year from all of us at Littlefield Agency! Don't miss next week's episode, where the gang talks about the rise of podcasts as a LEGIT engagement channel for B2B brands.-Brandon, Brenda, Claudia, Sam & RoopTell us what you think!

Summary In this conversation, Dave Prior and Galen Lowe explore the complexities of digital project management, emphasizing the importance of understanding digital projects, the role of project managers in decision-making, and the necessity of integrity in client relationships. They discuss the evolution of project management, the significance of building trust, and the challenges of navigating stakeholder expectations. The conversation highlights the need for project managers to learn from their experiences and adapt to the changing landscape of the profession, ultimately advocating for a supportive and humane work environment. This podcast was originally recorded in video. If you'd like to check out that version you can find it here: https://youtu.be/T6l6xRsT76A Takeaways - Digital projects involve a combination of people, pixels, and code. - Learning should not solely come from the school of hard knocks. - Project managers must facilitate decision-making processes. - Understanding choices is a key responsibility of project managers. - Decisions must be made, even when there are no good options. - Earning the right to ask questions is crucial in stakeholder management. Integrity is essential in maintaining client relationships. - Project management is evolving to focus on career health and continuous learning. - Building trust is fundamental to successful project management. - The messiness of projects is part of the journey towards success. Chapters 01:52 Introduction to Digital Project Management 07:55 The Role of Project Managers in Decision Making 13:56 Understanding Stakeholder Dynamics 22:24 Navigating Client Expectations and Project Integrity 28:39 Evolving Perspectives on Work and Loyalty 34:49 Forward Momentum in Problem Solving 41:39 Embracing the Messiness of Project Management Check out Galen's original post on LinkedIn https://tinyurl.com/3br78w6d Contacting Galen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/galen-low-digital-transformation-advisor/ Digital Project Manager: https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com Podcast: https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/digital-project-manager-podcast/ Agile for Project Managers Show My new podcast/show is available on The Agile Network along with a wide range of brand new content we share every week from our 80+ experts from all corners of the Agile space. Link: https://theagilenetwork.com/ You can use the promo code DRUNKENPM12C202 to get a 20% discount of any of our membership options.

There's a role in your agency that has a bigger impact on your bottom line than you realize.  Project Managers are often thought to “just” deliver client projects on time, on scope and on budget.But if you aren't thinking bigger than that “just” mentality, you could be missing the impact of this important role on your agency's profitability.Galen Low, Co-Founder of The Digital Project Manager, has led numerous agency teams–with time spent on everything from project management to business development to account management.  And all those experiences, and now having managed a huge community of project management professionals, has led him to see the true impact PMs can have on agency profits…and how you can maximize that impact.In today's conversation with Galen, you'll hear:How to increase your PMs impact on profitabilityThe 2 most important skills your PMs need to develop (& how to help them level up)How to assess PM talent in an AI-Driven worldA  strange question that might just help you identify the right PM in your next hiring processOther Resources Mentioned in Today's Episode:The Ultimate Guide to Capacity Planning by Teamwork.comMeet The Client by Teamwork.comSubscribe to The AI-Driven MarketerConnect with Logan on LinkedInConnect with Galen on LinkedInWant to watch the video version of the podcast on YouTube?Check it out here: Agency Life Podcast on YouTubeHave a question about today's topic? Text it to us here!Want to get more content to support your agency life? Subscribe to the Agency Life newsletter, check out past episodes & find more content at teamwork.com/agencylife. This podcast is brought to you by Teamwork.com.

This week I have part 2 of my interview with Galen Low, The Digital Project Management Guy. Support the Show Shop In the shop we have a chance to buy mine and my guests' books, I get a bit of cash for all of them. ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/shop⁠⁠⁠⁠ Sponsors I have some great affiliates that I am working with Online PM Courses: Dr Mike Clayton offers a variety of project management courses for the beginner just starting out to a seasoned professional wanting to hone their skill. Check it out here ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/onlinepmcourses⁠⁠⁠⁠ AirManual: This software provides an excellent solution to documenting processes, but does much more than just documenting it creates an easily maintainable and useable set of process documentation, including interactive checklists. Rather than an out-of-data Visio diagram and a pile of difficult to navigate and maintain Word documents you get a one-stop tool. Check it out here ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/airmanual⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ Riverside: To create a podcast you need good tools and I would, and have recommended Riverside to anyone wanting to create a podcast. It allows you to record, edit, interview and manage all of your podcasts. Even the free layer gives enough features and functionality for me to run my whole show, so if you are planning to start a podcast or know someone who is go to ⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/riverside⁠ Patreon If you just fancy buying me a coffee or similar why not pop to ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/sundaylunchpm⁠ About Galen "The digital project management guy" Galen is the co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, a training community hell-bent on sharing knowledge to amplify the value of responsible project management in a digital world. Over the past decade or so, he's worked at boutique agencies and large consultancies to help shape and deliver human-centered digital transformation initiatives in government, healthcare, transit, and retail. Today he shares that knowledge to help professionals get skilled, get confident, and get connected so that they can build rewarding careers in the digital space. Website ⁠https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/⁠ Social Media Links ⁠https://www.instagram.com/thedigitalpm/ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/thedigitalpm/ ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/thedigitalprojectmanager⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sundaylunchpm/message

This week I have my interview with Galen Low, The Digital Project Management Guy. Support the Show Shop In the shop we have a chance to buy mine and my guests' books, I get a bit of cash for all of them. ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/shop⁠⁠⁠⁠ Sponsors I have some great affiliates that I am working with Online PM Courses: Dr Mike Clayton offers a variety of project management courses for the beginner just starting out to a seasoned professional wanting to hone their skill. Check it out here ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/onlinepmcourses⁠⁠⁠⁠ AirManual: This software provides an excellent solution to documenting processes, but does much more than just documenting it creates an easily maintainable and useable set of process documentation, including interactive checklists. Rather than an out-of-data Visio diagram and a pile of difficult to navigate and maintain Word documents you get a one-stop tool. Check it out here ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/airmanual⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ Riverside: To create a podcast you need good tools and I would, and have recommended Riverside to anyone wanting to create a podcast. It allows you to record, edit, interview and manage all of your podcasts. Even the free layer gives enough features and functionality for me to run my whole show, so if you are planning to start a podcast or know someone who is go to ⁠www.nigelcreaser.com/riverside⁠ Patreon If you just fancy buying me a coffee or similar why not pop to ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/sundaylunchpm⁠ About Galen "The digital project management guy" Galen is the co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, a training community hell-bent on sharing knowledge to amplify the value of responsible project management in a digital world. Over the past decade or so, he's worked at boutique agencies and large consultancies to help shape and deliver human-centered digital transformation initiatives in government, healthcare, transit, and retail. Today he shares that knowledge to help professionals get skilled, get confident, and get connected so that they can build rewarding careers in the digital space. Website ⁠https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/⁠ Social Media Links ⁠https://www.instagram.com/thedigitalpm/ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/thedigitalpm/ ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/thedigitalprojectmanager⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sundaylunchpm/message

Beatrice Gamba talks with Jason Barnard about smashing SEO strategies in the era of AI. Beatrice Gamba is Head of Agency and SEO Strategist at WordLift. Born and raised in Rome, Beatrice joined the WordLift team in Rome in 2016, first as Project Manager for its side- company InsideOut10, then as Digital Project Manager and now as Head of Agency. She has more than eight years of experience in tech and digital companies. After graduating in Economics, she moved to Berlin where she worked for Zalando and dealt with clients from all over Europe, always ensuring a high-quality service. Beatrice strives every day to create value with innovative, AI-driven digital strategies and to ensure that she achieves the best results with detail-oriented management and the most effective resources. Companies are increasingly using AI models to improve their SEO strategies, which is seen as the next big thing in SEO. AI is helping organisations tailor their content to how users search online. Using powerful AI tools, they can understand what users are really searching for and analyse this data to make SEO ever more effective. This means a significant shift from focusing on keywords to understanding user intent. In this brilliant episode, Beatrice Gamba shares her groovy expertise on AI-SEO. She highlights the importance of the internal Knowledge Graph, the shift from keywords to user intent in SEO strategies and the use of conversational question and answer formats for content. Beatrice also explores the use of AI to improve SEO and competition with Generative AI, optimizing for the new SERPs on Google and Bing and the significance of Knowledge Graphs and Structured Data to improve Brand Search results. As always, the show ends with passing the baton… Beatrice passes the virtual baton to next week's incredible guest, Callum (Callie) Scott. What you'll learn from Beatrice Gamba 00:00 Beatrice Gamba and Jason Barnard 01:10 Beatrice Gamba's Brand SERP 02:58 How Can SEOs Navigate the Evolution to AI-Optimized Content for Increased Online Visibility? 04:28 How to Optimise Your Content for the New Google and Bing Conversational Search Experience 07:00 What is an Internal Knowledge Graph? 09:34 What are the Three Sections of the SERP?  09:47 Why is Mastering Knowledge and Recommendations Key for a Successful Generative Experience on SERPs? 10:29 How Can AI, User Intent, and Structured Content Revolutionize SEO Strategies? 12:14 Can the Use of ChatGPT for FAQ Content Pass Google's Quality Assessment? 13:27 How Can Structured Data and External Links Enhance Your Online Authority and Expertise?  14:46 Which AI Tools Can Support Your SEO Strategy in the Evolving Digital Landscape? 16:41 How Can AI Improve Your Link Building Strategies? 18:06 Revealing strategies and Tools for Leveraging AI to Build Effective Links 19:31 How Can AI Revolutionize Crawling and Indexing Techniques? 21:34 Can AI Responses Reflect Your Tone of Voice? 22:37 Is It Necessary to Manually Revise Answers from AI Tools? 24:35 How Can Structured Data and Knowledge Graphs Future-Proof Your SEO Strategy? 27:22 How Can AI-SEO Help with Branded Search Strategies? 29:23 Passing the Baton: Beatrice Gamba to Callum (Callie) Scott This episode was recorded live on video August 22nd 2023

Beatrice Gamba talks with Jason Barnard about smashing SEO strategies in the era of AI. Beatrice Gamba is Head of Agency and SEO Strategist at WordLift. Born and raised in Rome, Beatrice joined the WordLift team in Rome in 2016, first as Project Manager for its side- company InsideOut10, then as Digital Project Manager and now as Head of Agency. She has more than eight years of experience in tech and digital companies. After graduating in Economics, she moved to Berlin where she worked for Zalando and dealt with clients from all over Europe, always ensuring a high-quality service. Beatrice strives every day to create value with innovative, AI-driven digital strategies and to ensure that she achieves the best results with detail-oriented management and the most effective resources. Companies are increasingly using AI models to improve their SEO strategies, which is seen as the next big thing in SEO. AI is helping organisations tailor their content to how users search online. Using powerful AI tools, they can understand what users are really searching for and analyse this data to make SEO ever more effective. This means a significant shift from focusing on keywords to understanding user intent. In this brilliant episode, Beatrice Gamba shares her groovy expertise on AI-SEO. She highlights the importance of the internal Knowledge Graph, the shift from keywords to user intent in SEO strategies and the use of conversational question and answer formats for content. Beatrice also explores the use of AI to improve SEO and competition with Generative AI, optimizing for the new SERPs on Google and Bing and the significance of Knowledge Graphs and Structured Data to improve Brand Search results. As always, the show ends with passing the baton… Beatrice passes the virtual baton to next week's incredible guest, Callum (Callie) Scott. What you'll learn from Beatrice Gamba 00:00 Beatrice Gamba and Jason Barnard 01:10 Beatrice Gamba's Brand SERP 02:58 How Can SEOs Navigate the Evolution to AI-Optimized Content for Increased Online Visibility? 04:28 How to Optimise Your Content for the New Google and Bing Conversational Search Experience 07:00 What is an Internal Knowledge Graph? 09:34 What are the Three Sections of the SERP?  09:47 Why is Mastering Knowledge and Recommendations Key for a Successful Generative Experience on SERPs? 10:29 How Can AI, User Intent, and Structured Content Revolutionize SEO Strategies? 12:14 Can the Use of ChatGPT for FAQ Content Pass Google's Quality Assessment? 13:27 How Can Structured Data and External Links Enhance Your Online Authority and Expertise?  14:46 Which AI Tools Can Support Your SEO Strategy in the Evolving Digital Landscape? 16:41 How Can AI Improve Your Link Building Strategies? 18:06 Revealing strategies and Tools for Leveraging AI to Build Effective Links 19:31 How Can AI Revolutionize Crawling and Indexing Techniques? 21:34 Can AI Responses Reflect Your Tone of Voice? 22:37 Is It Necessary to Manually Revise Answers from AI Tools? 24:35 How Can Structured Data and Knowledge Graphs Future-Proof Your SEO Strategy? 27:22 How Can AI-SEO Help with Branded Search Strategies? 29:23 Passing the Baton: Beatrice Gamba to Callum (Callie) Scott This episode was recorded live on video August 22nd 2023

Únete a nosotros en una charla genuina con Marta, la marketera que ha transformado su pasión por el marketing en un estilo de vida, durante los últimos 10 años.Marta ha explorado diversos sectores, pero se siente como pez en el agua cuando se trata de marketing para empresas B2C.Adora la magia de conectar con las personas, sacando a relucir el lado más emotivo de las marcas para forjar vínculos sólidos con los usuarios.Para Marta, llegar al público final es todo un arte y un desafío que acepta con gusto. Ahora, Marta está en la misión de ayudar a las empresas a abrazar el mundo digital, ideando estrategias frescas y moldeando marcas poderosas tanto en el entorno online como offline.Su trayectoria la ha preparado para desempeñar roles clave como Digital Marketing Manager, Chief Marketing Officer, Digital Marketing Specialist, Digital Project Manager y Traffic Manager.Marta se describe como una entusiasta y analista en partes iguales, siempre alineada con los objetivos empresariales, sin perder esa chispa que resalta la esencia emocional de las marcas.Con una maleta llena de experiencia en trabajo remoto y liderando equipos de marketing, su enfoque es un tesoro para cualquiera buscando entender el corazón del marketing digital.En esta charla amena y llena de insights, nos adentraremos en cómo Marta entrelaza las estrategias digitales con una sensibilidad humana, la importancia de amar los desafíos y cómo las marcas pueden crecer “con m de más” en este terreno competitivo.No te pierdas la oportunidad de compartir unas risas, aprender un montón y descubrir cómo Marta ha estado dando forma al mundo digital con su toque humano y estrategias creativas.Esto es un café con Quijote, no te olvides darle, me gusta y suscribirte al canal.

This episode is brought to you by myself, Ashley McDonnell, host of Tech Powered Luxury.After two seasons of delving into the cutting edge of technology and modern luxury, it's time to turn the mic and share a glimpse of my own journey. This episode was recorded during my last few days in Geneva, where I relocated to take on the role of Global Digital Media and E-Commerce Director at luxury group PUIG's international holding before I move back to Paris. In the course of our conversation, my aim is to carve out a space within the realms of fashion, beauty, and luxury, welcoming everyone with their dreams and differences.My first full time role was as Digital Project Manager at Dior at their headquarters in Paris. At first glance, my journey may look like a luxury and tech fairytale. After Dior, Google, LVMH, and now at PUIG. In due course of time, I've also joined advisory boards for beauty brands and a fashion rental start-up. I currently serve as Chairperson of the board of Digital Business Ireland and have given lectures on luxury and tech around the globe. However, throughout my roles, I have faced many challenges and rejections, navigated my fears with resilience and hope.From being a mere observer to standing at the crossroads of bringing luxury brands and campaigns to life with innovation and technology, my journey begins with a transformative visit to an exhibition at London's Somerset House: "DIOR ILLUSTRATED," in 2010. Since then, my life has evolved with fashion, beauty, many facets of the luxury and tech worlds and beyond.In this episode, I aim to illuminate the intricacies of my journey—the learnings, the dreams, the failures, and many milestones in the world of tech and luxury. Also, in the spirit of transparency, I'm using the Tech Powered Luxury podcast to learn from the best. It allows me to ask all the questions I have for true leaders in the many specialized areas of luxury and technology. I hope you enjoy this episode, and the beginning of Season 3 - a new chapter for Tech Powered Luxury. Tech Powered Luxury is brought to you in partnership with FarmHouse Fresh. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DPM expert & long-time community member  Robyn Birkedal shares about the journey that took her from rebellious student to insertion order faxer and eventually to Digital Project Manager. 

Galen Low is the co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, a training community hell-bent on sharing knowledge to amplify the value of responsible project management in a digital world. Over the past decade or so, he's worked at boutique agencies and large consultancies to help shape and deliver human-centered digital transformation initiatives in government, healthcare, transit, and retail.

Galen Low is joined by Michael Mordak—Community Producer at The Digital Project Manager—to announce a new podcast series—The Spotlight Series—about real digital project managers and their stories. Michael shares how this new series will spark new ideas, shed light on the inner workings of our industry, and provide a truly human perspective to your own journey.

Shiela and I hit it off when I was on her podcast and never looked back. She's a multi-talented freelancer who loves what she does and sharing it with others. Shiela is a skilled Digital Project Manager and Growth Marketing Enthusiast who is deeply committed to helping businesses and organizations achieve their growth objectives. With nearly a decade of experience in the healthcare and fintech industries, Shiela has developed an impressive portfolio of skills that include SEO content writing, social media management, podcast outreach, and marketing coordination. In recent years, Shiela has taken on more senior roles such as Digital Marketing Direction, Marketing Systems Building and Development, and Global Team Project Management and Leadership. She is highly skilled in leading and managing teams of professionals to achieve project objectives, and her expertise in digital marketing strategy has helped numerous organizations achieve their business goals. Shiela is also the host of The Rockstar VA Podcast, a self-produced show that provides valuable insights and tips to VAs, freelancers, and business owners. Her podcast aims to address prevalent concerns between VAs and clients, and she provides real-time, real-life insights about the ever-changing dynamics of online communications. What sets Shiela apart is her dedication to being C.P.R. - communicative, proactive, and relevant. She firmly believes in serving businesses and organizations that 'pay it forward', and she envisions a world where there is a respectful, equitable, and genuine community of progressive entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and dynamic philanthropists. If you're looking to collaborate or work with Shiela, you can connect with her on her website at https://www.shielapialago.com/. To learn more about Sarah go to www.fruitioninitiatives.com

This week we step back into the archives, with Ben Aston, The Digital PM. Ben brings 20 years of experience in both strategic thinking and tactical implementation from a career at top digital agencies including FCV, Dare, Wunderman, DLKW Lowe and DDB. He's been fortunate enough to work across verticals including transit, utilities, FMCG, consumer electronics, eCommerce, automotive, financial services, public sector, and retail brands. Ben's a Certified Scrum Master, PRINCE2 Practitioner and founder of the digital project management blog, The Digital Project Manager.Founded in 2011, The Digital Project Manager has become one of the largest and most credible platforms for digital project management information and thought leadership. With feature articles, how-to guides, tools, reviews, jobs and funnies, The Digital Project Manager draws on the rapidly expanding, global audience of digital project managers.  For more information about Ben take a look at the following links: Website: thedigitalprojectmanager.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/benaston Email: ben@thedigitalprojectmanager.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/thedigitalpm Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedigitalprojectmanager --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sundaylunchpm/message

Rebatho Madiba is the Managing Executive for Business Development at BCX, a title she has held since July 2022. Madiba previously served as the SAP Competency Manager for Debswana, where she established the Debswana SAP Change and Training Management programme across its mines. She also worked at Transnet and held multiple prominent titles, including Digital Project Manager, the acting Group Chief Information Officer, and the General Manager of IT Operations across a cumulative ten years. She then joined BCX in 2021 as the Executive of Specialised Sales for Digital EXA, before taking on her current position. In this What's Next interview with Aki Anastasiou, Madiba talks about how South Africa is embracing the 4th industrial revolution (4IR). She discusses the disruption of business models by digital transformation and how it is changing the customer experience and improving operational processes.

Imprenditore, nel tuo team hai la figura del Digital Project Manager?Conosci l'importanza che ricopre questo ruolo per coordinare tutte le figure e gli specialisti che portano al successo la tua attività?In questo podcast ti presento le principali responsabilità del DPM e le sue funzioni, importantissime per raggiungere dei livelli competitivi sul mercato.Principalmente è un coordinatore, un menthor che imposta il lavoro per il gruppo.In Digital Coach è qualcosa in più, è un menthor didattico che organizza piani di lavoro e piani di studio individuali con una distribuzione dei compiti verticalizzata per disciplina: Social, SEO, ADS...etc.Il tutto scadenzato da appuntamenti mensili continuativi dove vengono verificate le task da raggiungere e assegnati i nuovi obiettivi del mese.

Have you ever wondered how projects get completed? Who manages the time, talent, and budget? Who keeps the whole thing on task so the project can be successful? These critical tasks are completed by Project Managers. Check out this interview with Taylr Sharp, a College of Charleston 2019 graduate, and Digital Project Manager with Target. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/biz-ewerk/message

Today, The Agile Coach looks back on our conversation with Banu Raghuraman who is now a Course Instructor with The Agile Coach and Digital Project Manager at EY. In order to lead, you need empathy, and being an emphatic leader has positive implications for how well you resonate with team members and stakeholders alike. Banu provides tips on relationship building and digs into the actual ways to communicate with stakeholders. She gives tips on influential leadership which informs how to negotiate with other people, how to open to new ways of thinking to resolve unprecedented problems, and how to be upfront about risk.HIGHLIGHT QUOTESCreate trust by following through with promises - Banu: "Trust comes from how much of what I say lines up with what I do. It's a massive input of integrity that you have to show because obviously when you're coming in and talking to a person for the first time, we can all be nice. There are plenty of internet articles out there that tell you how to make a good first impression. But after that, how much you follow through is what's important, and that sense of integrity is what people need to understand."Document when decisions are made so everyone understands the why - Banu: "If you don't understand the why behind a specific decision, then it really becomes a political game. And there are different ways of dealing with the political side of things, but if there was a rational decision that was being made and generally in product management, I've been fortunate enough not to get into the political side of things but really understand why a certain decision was made. Document that and make sure everyone understands the why."Get to know Banu and what she's up to:About BanuConnect with Vivek and find out more about what he's up to:About VivekAbout The Agile CoachAgile Coach WebsiteIf you enjoy The Agile Coach and are interested in learning more, you can check us out at the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-agile-coach-llc

On the AI Today podcast we regularly interview thought leaders and practitioners who are implementing and managing AI and cognitive technology projects at various companies and government agencies. However in this episode hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer interview Galen Low, host of The Digital Project Manager podcast and co-founder of the Digital Project Manager. Continue reading AI Today Podcast: Interview with Galen Low, host of The Digital Project Manager podcast at Cognilytica.

Galen Low is joined by Courtney Johnston, the Director of Community Engagement at The Digital Project Manager, to talk about why keeping humans at the center of digital project management is so important and what results you can expect if you do it right.

Galen Low, co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, joined Chip on this episode to talk about how agencies can improve their project management skills to improve the results that they produce for clients while also contributing to the agency's bottom line.Continue Reading → The post CWC 82: How to manage agency projects for profitable results appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

Galen Low, co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, joined Chip on this episode to talk about how agencies can improve their project management skills to improve the results that they produce for clients while also contributing to the agency's bottom line.Continue Reading → The post CWC 82: How to manage agency projects for profitable results appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

On the podcast today we have Daniel Schutzsmith. Daniel is the Website and Digital Project Manager for Pinellas County Government, where he creates websites to help the public get the information they need. We start off the conversation by talking about the future of themes in WordPress. Since WordPress 5.9 websites have been able to use block based themes. These allow you to do more with your website without having to touch the code. You can add headers, footers, and create your website navigation. The principle is that more and more functionality is going to be moved into blocks and, given that much of this functionality was the domain of themes, do we now need a multitude of block based themes? Would it be optimal to have one ‘base' theme built into Core? A theme which you can build on top of, and everyone is familiar with. His team is quite large and when the Block Editor came around in WordPress 5.0 he, like many others, needed to decide whether to jump on board or stay with what they were familiar with. They began using the Block Editor, and on the podcast today we talk about how that decision went. We talk about how they managed educating their team in the new workflows, and how they created videos and tutorials to assist them as the problems arose. Daniel is very excited about the future of WordPress, especially about the utility of block patterns and the new Pattern Creator, but he's also excited about the future of the internet in general, and so, towards the end of the podcast we get into a conversation about how he thinks that automation is going play a key role in future website and web application builds. Useful links. Daniel's website Does WordPress Need 1,000s of Block Themes in the Era of Full Site Editing?

Galen Low, co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, joined Chip on this episode to talk about how agencies can improve their project management skills to improve the results that they produce for clients while also contributing to the agency's bottom line.

Galen Low, co-founder of The Digital Project Manager, joined Chip on this episode to talk about how agencies can improve their project management skills to improve the results that they produce for clients while also contributing to the agency's bottom line.

Simone Roche MBE chats to Tami Kuboye, Digital Project Manager at Barclays, and Laura Smethurst, Barclays Financial Assistance CIO, as they reflect on last week's PoWEr Up Networking session and how networking harnesses the power of perception.   Listen to Learn Why everyday is a learning day, regardless of your seniority or experience  How Barclays are dismantling preconceptions about careers in tech through their partnership with the PoWEr Collective  Why speaking to individuals from different sectors is so valuable  How networking can help you plot the route from where you are to where you want to be Connect and network with incredible role models like Tami and Laura by creating a profile on our PoWEr Platform.  Want to create networking and mentoring opportunities for those at the start of their career like Barclays have? Get in touch with our partnerships executive about joining the PoWEr Collective atphilly@northernpowerwomen.com  Find us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram

Die Apollo18 GmbH ist keine klassische Agentur, sondern eine sportliche Mission. Sie kreieren hochwertige Live-Erlebnisse und entwickeln überraschende, digitale Konzepte und Inhalte. Mit rund 30 Teammitgliedern arbeitet Apollo18 auf internationalen Projekten für Premiummarken von Automobil über FMCG und Banking bis hin zu Sportverbänden.Zur Verstärkung des Teams wird aktuell auf 4 Positionen für einen der Agenturstandorte in Berlin, Frankfurt oder Stuttgart gesucht:➡Social Media Content Manager (m/w/d/x) ➡Project Manager Sports Communications (m/w/d/x) ➡(Senior) Project Manager Content (m/w/d/x) ➡Digital Project Manager (m/w/d/x)Wir haben daher mit Marvin Ronsdorf - Partner & Head of Social Media bei der Apollo18 GmbH – über die spannenden Stellen gesprochen, die verschiedenen Standorte sowie Aufgabeninhalte und warum man sich unbedingt bewerben sollte.

The podcast hosts' faces are finally revealed. Chad Schirmer, Creative Director and Prithvi Rakhyani, Digital Project Manager at PCA, talk about how the association is NOT slowing down during the holiday season. December is full of articles, virtual events, and new content on PCA Overdrive. Become a PCA Member Watch the episode on PCA Overdrive PCA Overdrive is free for members. Not a member? Try our 30-day, free trial; $5.99/mo after. Download the app on the Apple Store or Google Play. PRODUCTION The film crew has begun shooting season two of Business Anatomy. Stay tuned for behind the scenes stories in our next episode. HEALTHCARE For everyone wanting more details on health coverage from PCA, you've come to the right place. Access the link below for more information, and make sure to attend the LIVE STREAM on Dec. 21. PAINTER TRAINING PCA's training portal now has both the Trade Best Practice series and Painter Training - Interior Level 1. The portal comes with assessments, quizzes, and certificates upon completion. The best part is that access is included with membership. PCA's Education Program Manager, Julie Ethan, will host a webinar about the videos and training portal on Jan. 18, 2022. PCA OVERDRIVE Add upcoming LIVE webinars and panel discussions directly from your phone. Make sure to catch the previous two replays - Color Trends & Smart Paints and Making Tech Work for You, which are now streaming exclusively on Overdrive. Did you know that our daily podcasts are released on PCA Overdrive anywhere from a week to a month before hitting public airwaves? So, why bother with your old podcast apps when you can watch AND Listen to all your industry content early and in one place? To turn any video into an audio-only experience, simply enable "background mode" on the app. Pro Tip - for iPhone users, make sure Picture in Picture is turned off in your general settings. ARTICLES & SPOTLIGHT TUESDAY Debunking The Myths on Professional Painter's Tape Affordable Health Coverage Arrives MEMBER RECRUITMENT DRIVE Earn a free trip to EXPO by winning our member recruitment challenge. The winner will be announced on Feb. 1. Submit your full recruitment list to support@pcapainted.org in order to participate. EVENTS EXPO

Die Apollo18 GmbH ist keine klassische Agentur, sondern eine sportliche Mission. Sie kreieren hochwertige Live-Erlebnisse und entwickeln überraschende, digitale Konzepte und Inhalte. Mit rund 30 Teammitgliedern arbeitet Apollo18 auf internationalen Projekten für Premiummarken von Automobil über FMCG und Banking bis hin zu Sportverbänden. Zur Verstärkung des Teams wird ein (Senior) Digital Project Manager (m/w/d/x) für einen der Agenturstandorte in Berlin, Frankfurt oder Stuttgart gesucht.Wir haben daher mit Sascha Stalica - Managing Partner & Lead for Marketing Intelligence bei der Apollo18 GmbH – über die spannende Stelle gesprochen, die verschiedenen Standorte & Aufgabeninhalte und warum man sich unbedingt bewerben sollte.

Project management isn't just a skill that a few people need. Everyone needs to upgrade their approach to digital projects. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ashley Wilson is a Florida-bred, Brooklyn-based digital and creative project manager with 9+ years of experience in the fashion, photography, and luxury beauty industries. After graduating from Florida State University with a degree in Fashion Merchandising, Ashley moved to New York to pursue a styling internship at Esquire Magazine, where she learned on set that her true knack was for managing teams and problem-solving. Since then, Ashley has produced both in-house and within agencies for a variety of fashion, beauty, jewelry, luxury goods, and lifestyle brands as well as editorial publications and photographers. Most recently, Ashley has been delving further into the digital space as the Senior Digital Project Manager at a major luxury beauty brand. She thrives on managing projects that challenge and inspire teams. In her spare time, Ashley is a mentor to female and non-binary students looking to break into the tech world and enjoys making a tasty mess in the kitchen. Listen along as Juliana Wise chats with Ashley about her career.

In this episode, Mike and Kevin are joined by Renaye Edwards, Co-Founder & Marketing Account Director at Digital Radish, to talk about how to grow your business by developing your account management and account-based marketing (ABM). The speakers covered the topics: When you say “Account Management" and "Account Planning”, what do you mean and why is it important? Digital Project Manager and Account Manager - where they overlap and how they differ Is it a repeatable/scalable discipline process? Or is it about people and their skills and talents? How do you build “Trusted Advisor” status with your clients? What are the 3 key success factors for any agency/entrepreneurial firm to manage and grow key accounts? Based on all your experiences, what is your piece of advice to our audience to help them make a big impact on growing key accounts?Check It's a Good Start Youtube channel for more episodes and discussion.

Galen Low is joined by John Furneaux, CEO and co-founder of Hive to discuss John's recent article on how to keep meetings productive, collaborative, and clear so that you move the ball forward on your project every time. Here's a link to John's article on The Digital Project Manager: https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/bad-meetings-kill-good-projects-survivor-guide/

Asana, Monday.com, and Click Up have been doing their part, but you’re still feeling overwhelmed as a business owner. Maybe you’ve listed yourself as a virtual assistant, but you’re still having trouble explaining how your keep teams on track. If you identify with either of these statements, this episode is for you! Project managers are in demand and wouldn’t you love to know why? Listen as Kae. goes through an article by Ben Aston from The Digital Project Manager that gives all the necessary reasons why you need a PM in your life! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howtoboss/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howtoboss/support

Today’s guest runs a business for entrepreneurs which is really similar to my business. I invited him here because I want to find out what’s working for him and how I can improve. Ben Aston is the founder of The Digital Project Manager. It’s a place where project managers can learn about what’s going on in their industry. I want to figure out how he has monetized it through three different revenue channels. Ben Aston is the founder of The Digital Project Manager, platforms for project management information and thought leadership. Sponsored byHostGator – Ready to take your website to the next level? Whether you’re a first-time blogger or an experienced web pro, HostGator has all the tools you need to create a great-looking website or online store. A wide range of options includes cloud-based web hosting, reseller hosting, VPS hosting and dedicated servers. Founded in 2002, HostGator is the perfect web partner for business owners and individuals seeking hands-on support. Visit www.hostgator.com/mixergy to see what HostGator can do for your website. Unbounce – If you want to know some of the techniques that I use to have conversations that go deep, even with strangers, go to Unbounce.com/Mixergy. You’ll get instant access to a guide I wrote about how I get people to open up. It covers How-tos like keeping a conversation on track and humanizing a phone call. I’ll also give you specific phrases that help people get personal. Just go to Unbounce.com/Mixergy to get the downloadable guide. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint

This week we talk about the role of the Digital Project Manager with Matt O'Bryant. www.talkingdrupal.com/286 Topics What is a Digital Project Manager What value does a DPM bring DPM vs PMs DPM skills Do you need a DPM Personal experience and advice Resources Fundraiser for Ben from Lullabot The flow state? Oomph Inc. Hosts Stephen Cross - www.stephencross.com @stephencross John Picozzi - www.oomphinc.com @johnpicozzi Nic Laflin - www.nLighteneddevelopment.com @nicxvan Shane Thomas -  www.CodeKarate.com @smthomas3 Guests Matt O'Bryant  @matthew_obryant  www.linkedin.com/in/mobryant  

Dans cet épisode de Gaming Story, nous vous présentons le nouveau clan eSportif "e9Sports" et la nouvelle émission qui va accompagner cette formation sur Attesia TV: Game9. Avec le chef du projet Anis el Ghoul, Khmayes Zaghdane (Alias Camus), Digital Project Manager chez Attasia TV, l'Organisation Manager Chayma Zouari et le joueur professionnel Pubg Mobile, Dr. Noureddine El Ochi. Producteur : Mohamed Nabli Producteur exécutif : Walid Naffati Montage & Mixage : Ghazi Neffati Enregistrement dans les studios de Jawhara FM Production : StreamingHD

“Sometimes we're blinkered. We think we know what our project should be, and we think we know why we're doing it, but we miss out on a whole area of opportunity simply because we're just too blinkered to see it. So giving people that ‘get out of jail free’ card can open ourselves up to some opportunities that we might not otherwise realize.”   Ben Aston is a digital project manager and founder of both Black & White Zebra and The Digital Project Manager. He is passionate about understanding customer needs through design research, identifying opportunities based on those insights, and empowering designers and technologists to create solutions. Ben is driven to develop and uncover new opportunities for clients, establishing strong connections with their customers through product solutions that create lasting value. In this episode of Control the Room, Douglas speaks with Ben about improving meetings through connection, bringing back lost momentum, and unlocking opportunities we may not yet see ourselves. Listen in to hear the key questions Ben asks his team to create positive, impactful outcomes and uncover opportunities for his clients and customers. 

It's all about community. Today Matt talks with Ben who is the founder of the largest and fastest-growing communities for digital project managers. The Digital Project Manager.com with 500k + visits/month, 30k subscribers, and 4k members.

Ben Aston is a digital project manager and online entrepreneur. To date, Ben has founded two companies: Black + White Zebra, an indie media company on a mission to help people and organizations succeed, and The Digital Project Manager, the largest and fastest growing community for digital project managers with 500k+ visits/month, 30k subscribers and 4k […]

On this episode of Get the Balance Right we are joined by Ben Aston. Our topic today is turning a bootstrapped side hustle into a business that generates over 3 million dollars annually through recurring revenue. Ben accomplished this success through hard work, but accredits some of his success to luck. Like many, his digital adventures started with a website. Rather than go down the route of a designer, Ben’s agency experience was more heavily concentrated on the account and project manager side.When he moved from England to Canada, to relieve his potential boredom as the new guy in town, he started as a side hustle. He began with the Digital Project Manager, which was a blog that developed into a membership driven business. Ben eventually formed the Black and White Zebra, a media publishing company. After toiling away for years, Ben was able to turn his side business into a multi-million dollar mini-empire that serves an international community. But if that wasn’t enough, he’s also the host of the podcast, the Indie Media Club. If you’ve ever considered designing an online course or a membership community, get ready to learn from Ben’s mistakes and his wins. On the podcast, we talk about his triumphant journey and some of his epic fails along the way. SHOW NOTES: Ben Aston: Linkedin - WebsiteThe Digital Project Manager - WebsiteBlack and White Zebra - WebsiteThe Indie Media Club Podcast - WebsiteShow Mentions: Databox - ClearscopeCore Values Discussed - LinkFor more show notes visit the podcast page.CONTACT HEATHER:Zeitzwolfe Accounting: https://www.zeitzwolfeaccounting.comFollow Heather on Instagram: @zeitzwolfeHeather Zeitzwolfe - LinkedInBootstrap Packages: Learn More Sign up for a Complimentary Health Check Analysis for Creative Entrepreneurs To book a Discovery Call (via Zoom) - Click HereAre you bootstrapping your business?Check out my bootstrap packages that will propel your biz to the next level. If you're ready to take action, let's talk. The People Planet Profit Roadmap Program Transform your business; learn how to make a positive impact on society and the environment.Streamline Workflow and Processes Process Street is a simple powerful way to manage your team's recurring checklists and procedures.Do You Want Hassle Free Payroll? Gusto is a great solution! Use this link and receive a $100 Amazon Gift Card when you sign up. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this episode, Ben Aston discusses all things project management, from how to hire and train a successful project manager to what he learned from building The Digital Project Manager. Although project management is not sexy, it’s essential for any business to grow. Listen in to learn why from an expert! Don’t forget to subscribe to Operation Agency Freedom podcast to stay up-to-date about the best ways to own your agency: https://dudeagency.io/category/podcast/

Are you trying to get into the field of Project Management? Or, are you ready for the next step and to move out of the PM field?  This week Kate and Kim have a very special guest, Ben Aston, the host of The Digital Project Manager podcast - one of our favorite PM podcasts. Kate, Kim and Ben talk about how to break into the field of Project Management, and talk about what may lay beyond project management. In either case, we share our experience and some examples to help you with your transition. Cheers!  OUR AMAZING GUEST BEN ASTON Ben Aston is a digital project manager and online entrepreneur – the founder of Black + White Zebra, an indie media company on a mission to help people and organizations succeed.   Ben brings over 15 years of experience in both strategic thinking and tactical implementation from a career at top digital agencies including TAG, FCV, Dare, Wunderman, DLKW Lowe and DDB. He's been fortunate enough to work across verticals including transit, utilities, FMCG, consumer electronics, eCommerce, automotive, financial services, public sector, and retail brands. Ben's a Certified Scrum Master, PRINCE2 Practitioner and founder of the digital project management blog, The Digital Project Manager.  Check out some of Ben’s amazing content -    The Digital Project Manager -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/ DPM School -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/project-management-training/  DPM Membership -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/membership/ Black & White Zebra -  https://blackandwhitezebra.com/ Indie Media Club -  https://indiemedia.club/     JOIN THE HAPPY HOUR! Get access to all podcasts, PDU certificates, bonus content, exclusive member Q&A webinars and more from our membership! https://pmhappyhour.com/membership   STUMP THE PM’S! We love to hear about your tough PM issues, so please hit us up at podcast@pmhappyhour.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/pmhapyhour and we’ll see if we can help you. If we use your question, we’ll send you a PM Happy Hour coaster you can enjoy at your next happy hour.

This week on the Future of Tourism, David is joined by Charlotte Moore, Digital Project Manager at RTO4, and Hannah Hintz, Account Director at Miles Partnership. The trio talks about the radically disrupted consumer buyer decision process, and the tools and opportunities destinations can access to meet the consumer where (and how) they shop.

E66 Driving Value as a Digital Project Manager What is a Digital Project Manager? How is this different than a traditional Project Manager? In this episode we hear from Ben Aston who is the founder of The Digital Project Manager Community. Ben is a community builder, podcast host, and leader in the project management industry. […] The post E66 Driving Value as a Digital Project Manager appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

What is a Digital Project Manager? How is this different than a traditional Project Manager? In this episode we hear from Ben Aston who is the founder of The Digital Project Manager Community.Ben is a community builder, podcast host, and leader in the project management industry. He shared with us his journey from Developer and Accidental PM to Digital Producer and Digital Project Manager. Ben provides insights into the benefits of being a member in the Digital Project Manager community and working closely with his peers. He offers perspective on alternatives to the PMBOK, Agile & Waterfall project management, how DPMs have been able to adjust to our COVID world and so much more.Founded in 2011 The Digital Project Manager has become one of the largest and most credible platforms for digital project management information and thought leadership.The Digital Project Manager (DPM) has how-to guides, articles on project management and software, best practices, hacks for productivity, podcasts, and other resources to get you started leading projects in a digital world.The Digital Project Manager - www.thedigitalprojectmanager.comThe DPM Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-digital-project-manager-podcast/id1262608127​Thanks to our sponsor THE PMO SQUAD. Visit www.thepmosquad.com to learn to Empower People to Deliver Results and assist your PMO as you evolve in the new post-COVID business world.Check out all prior episodes and upcoming guests by visiting www.projectmanagementofficehours.com.

E66 Driving Value as a Digital Project Manager What is a Digital Project Manager? How is this different than a traditional Project Manager? In this episode we hear from Ben Aston who is the founder of The Digital Project Manager Community. Ben is a community builder, podcast host, and leader in the project management industry. […] The post E66 Driving Value as a Digital Project Manager appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this episode, Val and Dale talk with Ben Aston about Digital Project Management & Agile Project Management. We dive into Scrum, Kanban and a few other methodologies!Ben Aston is a digital project manager and online entrepreneur – the founder of Black + White Zebra, an indie media company on a mission to help people and organizations succeed.Ben brings over 15 years of experience in both strategic thinking and tactical implementation from a career at top digital agencies in the UK, US and Canada including TAG, Dare, Wunderman, DLKW Lowe and DDB. He's been fortunate enough to work across verticals including transit, utilities, FMCG, consumer electronics, eCommerce, automotive, financial services, public sector, and retail brands.Ben's a Certified Scrum Master, PRINCE2 Practitioner and founder of the digital project management blog, The Digital Project Manager. #PAYITFORWARDJoin us today at https://www.projectchatterpodcast.com/ for access to bonus content!Don't forget to buy some Project Chatter merch on our charity store, where all profits are donated to our charity partners. Charity ShopOur socials:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTubeThis podcast sponsored by:JustDo.comPlanAcademy.com

On Episode 54, Ben Aston, founder of The Digital Project Manager, talks about when to hire a project manager for your agency, choosing project management frameworks for early-stage marketing agencies, and what to look for in the processes and tools for project management.

We are excited to bring on Co-founder and Digital Project Manager extraordinaire, Rachel Gertz from Vancouver's Louder Than Ten.With help from Promethean Research, Rachel created the "2020 Pattern Report" to uncover the patterns of resilient digital firms amidst today's pandemic situation.The pattern report is a free download that investigates how digital agencies, firms, consultancies and shops are doing and how they're being impacted by the initial shock waves of this global pandemic.To download the report, head to www.patternreport.com.

En NotiPod Hoy Lo que está pasando con las audiencias juveniles y los medios tradicionales Recientemente el Centro digital de la Sociedad Interamericana de Prensa (SIP) impulsó un webinar sobre “La audiencia juvenil y su desapego por los medios tradicionales” y Lourdes Moreno Cazalla, Digital Project Manager en Prisa Radio, ha participado y compartido algunas reflexiones. Revela que el confinamiento por el coronavirus ha demostrado que los ciudadanos tienen un gran interés por informarse sobre la crisis global y para ello la tecnología ha sido una gran aliada. Aunque en este periodo la televisión ha seguido siendo el referente de los medios tradicionales para Boomers, X y Z, la radio apenas representa un 27% de media en todas las generaciones. Sin embargo, no todos los usuarios están interesados en las noticias. Los más jóvenes, como los de la generación Z, tienen más probabilidades de escuchar música que de buscar noticias. Los datos revelan que el consumo digital es muy demandado por las generaciones X, Z y Millenials y se reparte entre contenidos online, que puede ser streaming de vídeo y de música, así como información online. Los usuarios que más escuchan música pertenecen a la generación Z, quienes consumen 28 minutos diarios más que el promedio en música streaming. Los oyentes de la generación X y los baby boomers pasan el mismo tiempo escuchando la radio, aunque los de la X también escuchan el doble de tiempo música en servicios de música online. Por otro lado, se destaca que el consumo de radio ha aumentado respecto al periodo anterior al COVID-19. Puedes leer el reportaje completo aquí. La aplicación de _podcasts _de Apple recibirá una revisión masiva en iOS 14 En esta nueva versión del sistema operativo móvil de Apple, la aplicación Apple Podcasts contará con una pestaña ‘Para ti’, muy parecida a la de Apple Music. En ella los usuarios podrán encontrar recomendaciones de _podcasts _basadas en sus hábitos de escucha. Además, personas familiarizadas con los cambios en la app aseguran que esta también personalizará el contenido según los gustos de los usuarios. Adicionalmente, una función de perfil de usuario permitirá a los amigos en Apple Podcasts compartir _podcasts _entre ellos. También existe un rumor que dice que la empresa está explorando una nueva función para permitir a los usuarios ofrecer contenido adicional, el cual aparecería en el mismo feed que el pódcast, pero permanecería separado de los episodios regulares, según explican en este artículo de Digital Music News. La guerra del pódcast estalla en España Los _podcasts _son cada vez más conocidos y ahora que más empresas conocidas están apostando por ellos, parece que la guerra está comenzando. Recientemente llegó a España el nuevo servicio de Amazon: Audible, que quiere apoderarse del mercado del audio no solo con audiolibros, sino también con podcasts. Por ello, esta plataforma a aterrizado con algunas celebridades españolas como Alaska, Mario Vaquerizo y Michell, con lo que busca competir directamente con otras plataformas ya asentadas en el mercado como Spotify, iVoox o Podimo. Para conquistar a los usuarios españoles interesados en los _podcasts _Audible ha establecido 3 pilares fundamentales: entretenimiento, actualidad informativa y desarrollo personal. La plataforma ha informado que cuentan con 25 _podcasts _originales y que además tienen la firme intención de lanzar 2 nuevos todos los meses, según publican en El Español. Otras tendencias y noticias que pueden serte útiles: Fundador de Audible: ‘La piratería en Internet no es un problema’. Don Katz habla del modelo de suscripción mensual de Audible, que similar al de Netflix y HBO, y asegura que hoy día las personas están dispuestas a pagar por contenido, por lo que la piratería en Internet no es un problema, de acuerdo con lo que publican en esta entrevista para Pixel de El Mundo. Una extensión de Chrome convierte las noticias escritas en podcasts. Se trata de Podcastle, una herramienta que funciona a través del aprendizaje automático y que ofrece contenidos hablados de una forma natural. A diferencia de otras herramientas de conversión de texto a voz, Podcastle funciona en pestañas para que puedas controlar la lista de artículos por escuchar y la reproducción de varios archivos en un solo lugar, según explican en Yahoo! Noticias. El sonido renace en el pódcast, en los altavoces inteligentes y en los conversores de texto a audio. Majo Müller, doctora en Comunicación, docente e investigadora, asegura que en esta era de las plataformas digitales el sonido está cobrando una nueva dimensión gracias a los nuevos formatos sonoros y dispositivos. Descubre lo que piensa sobre el presente y futuro del sonido en este reportaje de Josécrettaz.com. Pequeños Viajes Sensoriales es seleccionado para participar en el Google Podcasts Creator Program 2020–2021. Costa Rica y Centroamérica están, por primera vez, entre la lista de seleccionados de esta importante plataforma de aceleración y capacitación de pódcast. Según el portal Estrategia y Negocios, fue elegido porque es un contenido que a través de la experimentación y el sonido evocador visita escenarios fantásticos que estimulan los sentidos y las emociones. “Pequeños Viajes Sensoriales”, es obra de la locutora y productora Marcela Loría y el ingeniero y productor de audio Mauricio Salazar quien ya estuvo en Via Podcast hablando sobre el tema ‘Errores más comunes al grabar un audio‘. Pódcast recomendado Pila de Libros. Es un pódcast que celebra y promueve el entusiasmo por la lectura. Responde a interrogantes como ¿Qué leen los que escriben? ¿Cómo lee un autor? ¿Cuál es la relación entre lo que lee y lo que escribe? Es conducido por el escritor Nacho Damiano y la cantante Julieta Venegas. El contenido se presenta de formas variadas, ya que en algunos capítulos entrevistan a un invitado especial o hablan de un autor. En otros un autor opina del libro de otro, o aconsejan que leer a sus oyentes. Sigue a Aracely Rivera: Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Sigue a Melvin Rivera Velázquez: Invítalo como ponente a tu evento. Twitter Instagram LinkedIn  

Imagine wanting to write a book that helps people grow professionally, starting a blog for it, and then slowly realizing you can make a whole business out of it. Oh now that I come to think of it, isn't this what Ben Aston at Black + White Zebra did beautifully? What started in 2011 as The Digital Project Manager, is today a fully bootstrapped company providing communities thought leadership in emerging digital disciplines. They turn typically boring and uninteresting things into fun activities to learn and grow. Ben believes that today people do not just want to save time but also focus on personal development and professional growth.  A man who loves being his own boss, and believes in compact teams, tells his side of the story in a very candid conversation with Vivek Khandelwal. Tune in.

Anthoney continues his conversation with Ben discussing his podcast, the future of The Digital Project Manager and great advice for aspiring entrepreneurs in Part 2 of this value packed interview.  More information at: The Digital Project Manager -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/ DPM School -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/project-management-training/  DPM Membership -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/membership/ Black & White Zebra -  https://blackandwhitezebra.com/ Indie Media Club -  https://indiemedia.club/ If you are interested in being a guest, email me at TheBikerPM@PavProConsulting.com

Anthoney sits down with Ben from The Digital Project Manager to talk all things project management, how to customize tools for your business and entrepreneurship. Check out this Part 1 and keep an eye out for Part 2. More information at: The Digital Project Manager -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/ DPM School -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/project-management-training/  DPM Membership -  https://thedigitalprojectmanager.com/membership/ Black & White Zebra -  https://blackandwhitezebra.com/ Indie Media Club -  https://indiemedia.club/ If you are interested in being a guest, email me at TheBikerPM@PavProConsulting.com  

En NotiPod Hoy Lourdes Moreno Casalla, Digital Project Manager en Prisa Radio de España analiza como las tecnologías de voz se han catapultado durante este periodo. Casalla analiza los datos y concluye que “La pandemia y la nueva normalidad establecen un ambiente ideal para el despliegue de este nicho del mercado audiovisual digital propiciando el desarrollo de nuevas funcionalidades, aplicaciones y skills”. Fundador de la popular red de podcasts estadounidense asegura que será absuelto cuando un jurado vea su caso.  A partir del 1 de julio entran en vigor los nuevos requisitos de impuestos a los ingresos recibidos en Patreon.  Lanzan AudioWow una pequeña tarjeta de sonido inalámbrica que dicen que convierte tu teléfono en un estudio de pódcast. En Adonde Media, Mariano Pagella explica ¿Cómo lograr la mejor calidad de audio con un teléfono móvil y desde casa? Según 'The Drum' 'Spotify' continúa construyendo su imperio de podcast y la pandemia no los ha frenado. Una nueva política de 'Ximalaya FM', en China, sorprende a los podcasters. Lanzan Sonnet, un sencillo reproductor de pódcast para Android que no tiene anuncios. Pódcast recomendado Peras y Manzanas. Es un pódcast en el que se explican temas de economía de forma sencilla. Su conductora es Valeria Moy, una economista que dirige el think tank México y que cuenta con una maestría de la London School of Economics. También escribe una columna semanal en El Financiero.

An interview with Rich Butkevic, PMP and CSM, about how things fall through the cracks on a corporate website projects so you can prevent them from happening in yours!

In this episode, we tackle the golden question: how do you scale agile teams and organizations? Following up on his article on "The Hard Truth About Scalability", Software Architect, Programmer, Coach, and Consultant Giovanni Asproni talks about the pitfalls of scaling agile—and how to avoid them.

Scope creep and over-servicing clients erodes profitability and many — if not most — agencies. Keeping work within the agreed parameters will not only make projects better, it will ensure that they contribute to the financial health of the business. As founder of The Digital Project Manager, Ben Aston knows all about successful agency project management. He joins Chip to discuss techniques to avoid scope creep — starting even before a prospect becomes a client.Continue Reading → The post CWC 48: How agencies can avoid scope creep with client projects (featuring Ben Aston) appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

A must-listen episode for anyone in account or project management who finds themselves stuck in a perpetual cycle of chasing down clients for files and assets. We talk with James Rose, Co-Founder of Content Snare, a tool designed to help agencies get the right files from clients, on time, and in the right format. Yes, please!

Over budget, late delivery and scope creep. Three big swear words for digital agencies. Ben from The Digital Project Manager shares how we can avoid these. You'll also learn about Agile project management and delivering work in sprints.  Resources mentioned in the episode The Digital Project Manager Best project management tools Connect with Ben Instagram […]

Over budget, late delivery and scope creep. Three big swear words for digital agencies. Ben from The Digital Project Manager shares how we can avoid these. You’ll also learn about Agile project management and delivering work in sprints.  Resources mentioned in the episode The Digital Project Manager Best project management tools Connect with Ben Instagram ... Read more

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Ben Aston from The Digital Project Manager joined us for an interview about the agency landscape, project management tips for agencies, and his experience working both at agencies and with them. *** More Information *** Want to learn more about ZenPilot? https://www.zenpilot.com Want to join the Agency Journey Insiders group on Facebook? https://www.facebook.com/groups/agencyjourneyinsiders Want to see how your agency revenue lines up with industry benchmarks? https://www.zenpilot.com/benchmark Want to learn the EXACT process we use to help marketing agencies implement processes and systems they need to scale without reinventing the wheel? https://www.zenpilot.com/freedom #AgencyJourney

Zur aktuellen Folge haben wir Julian Nöll: Podcaster, Digital Project Manager bei SchachtOne und ehemaliger Head of Operations von Foodora und Business Development Manager bei Vitafy eingeladen. In dieser Episode gewährt er uns spannende Einblicke über seine Zeit bei Foodora und Vitafy. Er verrät uns zudem mit welchen Schwierigkeiten er damals zu kämpfen hatte und vor allem welche Learnings er daraus gezogen hat und was er jedem Startup oder Firma deshalb raten würde.

In this episode I have a chat with Ben Aston, The Digital Project Manager. Ben brings over 15 years of experience in both strategic thinking and tactical implementation from a career at top digital agencies including FCV, Dare, Wunderman, DLKW Lowe and DDB. He's been fortunate enough to work across verticals including transit, utilities, FMCG, consumer electronics, eCommerce, automotive, financial services, public sector, and retail brands. Ben's a Certified Scrum Master, PRINCE2 Practitioner and founder of the digital project management blog, The Digital Project Manager.Founded in 2011, The Digital Project Manager has become one of the largest and most credible platforms for digital project management information and thought leadership. With feature articles, how-to guides, tools, reviews, jobs and funnies, The Digital Project Manager draws on the rapidly expanding, global audience of digital project managers.  For more information about Ben take a look at the following links: Website: thedigitalprojectmanager.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/benaston Email: ben@thedigitalprojectmanager.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/thedigitalpm Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedigitalprojectmanager Instagram: instagram.com/therealdigitalprojectmanager To get your copy of Project Management: The Sketches, a FREE kindle copy of When I Were a Project Manager or a paperback version click the relevant link below. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sundaylunchpm/message

Feeling strung out? Isolated? Indifferent? In this DPM podcast, we take a pause to talk about an important topic for digital workers: burnout. Join Lynn Winters as she shares her burnout stories and gives tips for identifying and recovering from burnout. 

Get the scoop on all the latest from The Digital Project Manager in February 2019—new case studies, podcasts, and articles to help you deliver better projects!

Lynn Winter a Digital Strategist and founder of Manage Digital a Minnesota conference specifically for Digital Project Managers joins us to talk about the importance of community and networking as a Digital Project Manager.

Mulenga is the founder and CEO of Growthcurve, with more than 10 years of experience in growing businesses and building products. Prior to founding Growthcurve, he was the Vice President of Marketing and Growth at Monese and a Digital Project Manager at FCB Inferno. In his talk he focuses on a systematic approach to growth and points to several KPIs often overlooked. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulengaagley/ Medium: https://medium.com/@InTheScript Growthcurve: https://growthcurve.co Seedcamp: www.seedcamp.com

Virtual Reality is the way to go! Listen to learn more about how Rockstar's Marketing Team is deploying this technology to connect prospective residents with the apartment home of their dreams!

Certified Financial Planner Barbara Ginty meets with Ariana, a 33 year old Digital Project Manager in NYC who makes 85k. She is married to a musician and they own their apartment through a special HDFC program. Highlights include Ariana's distinctly millenial savings plan and hilarious insight into the dynamics of staying on the family cellphone plan as an adult.

Before we get to the show a few notes! Firstly! We are now an ENHANCED podcast. That's right - If you listen to our podcast in Overcast or Pocket Casts, you can get super special images, links, and chapter breaks in your player while you listen. Secondly! We are giving away a special A2 Riso print for the first 50 people who leave us reviews on iTunes. They don't have to be good reviews, but that would help. Visit our instagram post here for more details! Mid last year when we were just scrappy podcast upstairs, we came across the phenomenal newsletter called DPM(ish) - An incredible weekly mailout of links and editorial specifically geared towards ‘DPM’s’, or Digital Project Managers. Much like hearing Morrissey for the first time when I was 13, we immediately thought - Wow, someone really gets us. While we started brainstorming a list of dream interview guests for this year, the creator of DPMish, along with the amazingly hilarious and on point tumblr, PM Reactions, Natalie Semczuk was at the top of our list. But who was this mysterious person who was ‘location agnostic’ with a photo of a lone cat on her about page. Well, we’re delighted to answer all these questions today and more as we welcome Natalie to the podcast to talk all about her life as a Digital Project Manager, and how her skills and training can be applied to creative producers of all stripes. We've also got a Riso print giveaway going just for our beloved podcast listeners, head over to our instagram post for more details! Featured links from our discussion - Want to get these in your inbox every Friday? Sign up for our text-only tinyletter at tinyletter.com/jackywinter Intro Links: Concerning IP and Animation / It’s Time for Apple to Build a Less Addictive iPhone / Why We're Terrible At Taking Care Of Our Mental Health / Radio Public has a big plan to help small podcasters make money Natalie Semczuk : DPMIsh / PM Reactions Tumblr / Louder than 10 / Make Better - Holly Davis / DPM Summit Melbourne/NY : Nihon Noir by Tom Blachford If you like the show or these links or think we sound like nice people, please go and leave us a rating or review on iTunes. It helps other people find the show and boosts our downloads which in turn lets us know that what we're doing is worth doing more of! Jacky Winter Gives You The Business is produced by Areej Nur To subscribe, view show notes or previous episodes head on over to our podcast page at http://jackywinter.givesyouthe.biz/ Special thanks to Jacky Winter (the band, with much better shirts than us) for the music. Listen to them over at Soundcloud. Everything else Jacky Winter (us) can be found at http://www.jackywinter.com/

Edward Kay, the Founder of Tall Projects, has been managing software and digital projects for over 14 years. A few months ago Edward posted an article on The Digital Project Manager called “Agency Agile: 10 Agile Methods for Agencies”. In this interview, Edward and I discuss his article, some of the key things you need to do in order to get agile to work in digital, and why Scrum may be the one thing that just won’t work in an agency model. 04:04 - Interview Begins 04:48 - Background on Edward and Tall Projects 05:55 - How Edward got started doing agile 06:31 - How Edward’s clients develop a desire to try Agile 09:11 - Are the clients who want to “Go Agile” aware of what that will require and willing to take the steps needed to implement the change? 11:25 - Where in the organization is agile getting started? 12:17 - Why the clients bring Edward in 13:34 - There is no one true way 14:50 - Critical challenges facing Digital Agencies trying to adopt Agile 16:32 - Understanding how to look at work across the portfolio 17:32 - Different ways of measuring work in agencies that are using Agile 20:07 - “Why don’t we just smoke crack at work?” 23:52 - Tracking Happiness 25:10 - Quantifying value and limiting WIP 28:26 - What is the client actually paying you for? 30:50 - Determining value at the project deliverable level 32:40 - Having a conversation about limiting WIP 35:38 - Getting the client to trust the practices agile team’s employ 36:16 - Multitasking is bad and doesn’t work… but it is still expected 37:45 - What Agile practices just do not work in an Agency model 38:49 - “The on system that is not well suited for Digital Agencies in Scrum” 41:15 - Kanban as an alternative for Digital Agencies 42:10 - What Agile tool/technique is the key to making it work in an Agency model? 43:17 - What is the piece that is missing when trying to make Agile fit in an Agency model? 44:18 - How to get in touch with Edward Contacting Edward Website - https://www.tallprojects.co.uk Email: edward@tallprojects.co.uk LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardkay/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/edwardkay or https://twitter.com/tallprojects Edward’s article on The Digital Project Manager: Agency Agile: 10 Agile Methods For Agencies http://www.thedigitalprojectmanager.com/agency-agile-process/ CSM Training and the 2017 Digital PM Summit For information on the Certified Scrum Master class being held right before the 2017 Digital PM Summit, go to https://www.leadingagile.com/event/certified-scrummaster-training-nevada-10-14-17/. Special Discounts are available for conference attendees. Contact training@leadingagile.com. For information on the 2017 Digital PM Summit, go to http://bureauofdigital.com/summits/digital-pm-2017/.

Emily Carbonell-Ferguson hosts a roundtable discussion with Patrice Embry, Abby Fretz and Ben Aston on the sometimes confusing job titles we use as we progress through our DPM careers; digital project manager vs senior digital project manager vs producer vs account manager - what's it all about? Is there really any difference between us? Or should we be calling ourselves something different altogether?

In this inaugural Digital Project Manager podcast, Ben introduces the vision of the Digital Project Manager site, http://www.thedigitalprojectmanager.com, shares his story of becoming a DPM and gives an overview of what you can expect from this podcast. 

This summer Patrice Colancecco Embry posted an article on The Digital Project Manager suggesting that project managers needed to show empathy not just towards team members and stakeholders, but towards the project itself. In this interview Patrice and Dave dig in a little deeper on the idea of showing empathy for your project, why and how you'd go about doing that. They also get into the how important it is for the PM to show empathy for him/herself and when it is okay to totally hate the project. If you'd like to check out Patrice's original article, you can find it here: http://www.thedigitalprojectmanager.com/managing-project-empathy/ If you'd like to get in touch with Patrice, you can reach her via: Twitter: https://twitter.com/patrice108 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patriceembry Her website http://www.patrice-embry.com

Imagine having an idea that leads to the birth of a community. That's exactly what Brett Harned did. As a Digital Project Manager, he knew the importance of the role and that nobody was talking about it. So, with the help of Happy Cog, he put on an event for Digital Project Managers, the Digital PM Summit. Would anybody show up? Not only did they show up, they left inspired and started local meetups all over the world.

This week on the Boagworld Show we are joined by Holly Davis to discuss profile building, building trust and sharing resources. This week's show is sponsored by Shopify and Invision.

Rachel is a consultant and trainer to project managers, freelancers, and creative teams. She is also an active leader in the Digital Project Manager community in Vancouver, BC. This episode is a lot of fun, Rachel and I talk about the evolving history of project management and it's increasing role in the digital economy. Then we go down a few fun rabbit holes about finding a higher purpose, machine learning, AI, and other futurist topics.

This week on the Boagworld Web Show we talk to Brett Harned about the value of digital project management. This week's show is sponsored by Opera, Media Temple and end of the season tears. For a transcript of this week's show containing all the links mentioned visit: https://boagworld.com/season/11/episode/1115/