Podcasts about digital projects

Today's guest is Marie Flanagan, Director of Product Management in Digital Projects and Solutions at IQVIA, who joins us to explore the overlooked intersection of AI and safety workflows in life sciences. As the industry experiences an explosion in the volume and diversity of data—from social media and call centers to audio and video files—Marie outlines the mounting challenges for pharmacovigilance and the opportunities AI is unlocking for healthcare and life sciences leaders. Marie discusses how advancements in voice-to-text transcription and automation are helping safety teams manage massive datasets, pinpoint potential risks, and reallocate human resources toward high-value activities like signaling and benefit-risk management. She also shares insights into where human expertise remains essential, particularly in interpreting complex clinical contexts that AI alone cannot fully capture. Want to share your AI adoption story with executive peers? Click emerj.com/expert2 for more information and to be a potential future guest on Emerj's flagship ‘AI in Business' podcast!

A patient information system lauded by Health New Zealand is among a raft of digital projects put on hold. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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

In dieser Keynote teile ich meine Erfahrungen und Erkenntnisse darüber, warum das richtige Mindset der Schlüssel für den Erfolg digitaler Projekte in Unternehmen ist. Ich zeige auf, wie ein "Growth Mindset" nicht nur Innovationskraft freisetzt, sondern auch die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit von Unternehmen nachhaltig stärkt. Aus meinen internationalen Projekten bringe ich spannende Einblicke mit, die verdeutlichen, wie unterschiedlich Kulturen mit Technologie und Innovation umgehen. Dabei erkläre ich, warum wir in Deutschland oft hinterherhinken und wie wir durch Offenheit, Lernbereitschaft und interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit den digitalen Wandel aktiv gestalten können. Besonders wichtig ist mir, die Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion, ethische Diskussionen und die Reduktion von Komplexität in technologischen Prozessen zu thematisieren. Ein zentraler Punkt meines Vortrags ist das Konzept des "Growth Mindsets" nach Carol Dweck. Ich zeige, wie wir in Unternehmen eine Lernkultur etablieren können, die Offenheit für neue Technologien fördert und gleichzeitig Diversität und Zusammenarbeit stärkt. Denn ich bin überzeugt: Haltung und Mindset lassen sich entwickeln – und genau das ist der Schlüssel für langfristigen Erfolg. In dieser Episode möchte ich Sie inspirieren, die digitale Zukunft aktiv mitzugestalten. Lassen Sie sich von meinen Impulsen und meiner positiven Energie anstecken und erfahren Sie, wie wir gemeinsam die Herausforderungen der digitalen Transformation meistern können!

On this episode I'm back with Luke Hodgson, co founder at Commerce Thinking and High Cohesion and we're tackling some hot commerce and business news - including Pretty Little Thing's rebrand, Tala's retail expansion and Bryan Johnson (the bloke who won't die) staring a religion. We then dive into a discussion about how to budget for a big digital transformation project. We cover the complexities of budgeting, whether AI will make it easier, budget allocation, blindspots to look out for, how to handle push back and whether or not communicating a budget before a project has begun is a good or bad idea.This podcast is brought to you by our mates at Shopify.Shopify is a key player that's revolutionising retail by empowering unified commerce across online, offline, and wholesale channels. With one of the largest and robust ecosystems among commerce platforms, we're excited to have them join us on this podcast journey. Check them out here.Checkout Factory here.Sign up to our newsletter here.

En este episodio, conversamos con la Dra. Daniela S. Dupuy sobre la explotación sexual infantil en plataformas digitales. A lo largo del episodio, la Dra. Dupuy aborda temas cruciales como el ciberacoso, los mecanismos de distribución de material de abuso sexual en el ciberespacio, y la responsabilidad de las grandes empresas tecnológicas en la lucha contra el ciberacoso infantil.Además, nos brinda su perspectiva sobre el derecho internacional aplicable, las lagunas jurídicas y las áreas grises que persisten en la regulación del ciberacoso infantil a nivel global. También exploramos el impacto de la inteligencia artificial (IA) en la prevención y combate de estos delitos, entre otros temas relevantes. Teatro Colón: Ciberacosos a niños, niñas y adolescentes - Digital Project de OCEDIC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM_4yDsMC5E&t=2860s  Membresía del Podcast -https://www.hablemosdi.com/contenido-premium Acerca de la Dra. Daniela Dupuy Es Fiscal Coordinadora de la Unidad Especializada en Delitos y Contravenciones Informáticas del Ministerio Público Fiscal de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (UFEDyCI). Doctora en Derecho Penal y Procesal de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Sevilla, España. Master in Law otorgado por la Universidad de Palermo dictado en forma conjunta con YALE LAW SCHOOL (USA). Posgraduada en Ciberdelincuencia en la Universidad Internacional de Cataluña, España. Directora Académica del LLM (Máster) en Derecho con orientación internacional en Ciberdelincuencia de la Universidad Austral y de la Diplomatura Internacional en Ciberdelincuencia y tecnologías aplicadas a la investigación de la Universidad Austral - Argentina- y Abat Oliba –España-. Directora del Observatorio de Cibercrimen y Evidencia Digital en Investigaciones Criminales (OCEDIC), Universidad Austral. Profesora Adjunta de Derecho Penal y Procesal penal Universidad Austral. Directora de la Diplomatura de Ciberdelincuencia e investigaciones en entornos digitales del Instituto Superior de Seguridad Pública de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.  Support the showAdquiere aquí el nuevo libro " Hablemos de Derecho Internacional Volumen II" https://www.hablemosdi.com/libros

Martin und Martin sprechen in der neuen Podcast Folge mit Vera Weyhe über ihre spannende Reise bei TROX- von Werkstudentin zur Expertin für Social Media & Digital Projects! Erfahrt, wie mit innovativen Ansätzen unsere Marke im B2B Bereich modernisiert werden kann- wie verändert sich die Branche Lüftungs- und Klimatechnik durch Social Media? Und welche Trends lohnen sich wirklich? Hört rein und erfahrt die Antworten!

In our latest inspiring episode of "Invest In Yourself: the Digital Entrepreneur Podcast," we sit down with the compassionate Kayoko Mitsumatsu, a dedicated documentary filmmaker and yoga enthusiast who has been passionately working to uplift vulnerable women and children in India for 15 years with her transformative organization, Yoga Gives Back. Discover the motivating journey of Kayoko as she illustrates how her own experience with yoga led her to give back to others, shaping the lives of more than 24,100 underserved individuals through microfinancing, education, and digital initiatives. Join our host, Phil Better, as he delves into Kayoko's insights on creating a successful charity, the touching stories of impact, and the profound influence of Yoga Gives Back on communities across 30 countries. Be enamored by the individual account of a woman from Calcutta whose life was revolutionized by a micro-loan, empowering her to gain respect and drive change within her community. Explore the hurdles Kayoko faced in starting her nonprofit and how the incredible story of a young doctor's path from poverty to serving his community inspired her to offer higher education scholarships to marginalized youth. In this episode, we not only celebrate the spirit of giving back but also seek to engage you, the digital entrepreneur, in understanding the power of vision and collaboration in fueling meaningful social change. Phil Better also reveals an exclusive offer to help podcasters grow and monetize their platforms. Prepare to be moved and motivated to support the journey of Yoga Gives Back and embrace the potential for transformative impact both globally and within our own spheres of influence. Tune in to this heartwarming conversation and see how small actions can catalyze monumental changes. #YogaGivesBack #SocialImpact #DigitalEntrepreneurship #PodcastForChange #EmpowermentThroughEducation

In this infrastructure industry podcast, Josh Gray, Vice President of Consor Engineering in South Carolina and industry thought leader Adam Dawidowicz share some of the underrated and unexpected benefits they experience from using digital project delivery solutions, including how tech helps attract young talent, managing complex funding structures, and using construction administration tools to evaluate bids against the engineer's estimate. Are you getting the most out of your digital project delivery efforts? Listen to find out. Learn more about Infotech: https://www.infotechinc.com/

Ryan Carter (Ain't Too Proud / Choir Of Man) returns to The West End Frame Show!Andrew & Ryan have a conversation about the reaction to the Black Out Performances announced for Slave Play. They also discuss Standing At The Sky's Edge (Gillian Lynne Theatre), Cable Street (Southwark Playhouse), Side Show In Concert (London Palladium) and Before After (Southwark Playhouse) as well as the latest news about Cabaret, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Closer To Heaven and lots more. Ryan is an actor and all-round creative. On stage he has been in Motown The Musical (Shaftesbury Theatre), Choir Of Man (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), The Boyfriend (Menier Chocolate Factory) and The World Goes Round (Barn Theatre). Most recently Ryan played Smokey Robinson and covered Eddie Kendricks in the West End production of Ain't Too Proud (Prince Edward Theatre). As the creative producer of RyCa Productions, Ryan produced the acclaimed Refresh concerts as well as a series of shows at Jack Solomons. Ryan was one of the Creative Directors for Turn Up London, he was Creative Director of Digital Projects for The Barn Theatre where he made the interactive concert The Secret Society of Leading Ladies and worked on Now Or Never by Matthew Harvey. He was the Casting Director for The Wiz at the Hope Mill Theatre, has worked with Urdang and is currently working on the Spring Awakening concert (Victoria Palace Theatre). Follow Ryan on Instagram: @ryanjesse95 Hosted by Andrew Tomlins. @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.   

In this episode, we explore what it's like to create born digital projects in India with support from the two AIIS research centers: the Center for Art and Archeology (CA&A) and the Archives and Research Centers for Ethnomusicology (ARCE). Both units share an online archive and digital exhibit space, the Virtual Museum of Images and Sounds, that you can visit and browse at vmis.in.The DIL Summer Student Fellowships for Digital Sonic and Visual Projects has supported two cohorts of students in 2022 and 2023 to travel to India and conduct research at the CA&A and ARCE under the fantastic guidance of Dr. Vandana Sinha and Dr. Shubha Chaudhuri. We will hear reflections on the process of creating the 2023 DIL summer digital exhibits from beginning to end with Arya Adityan, a graduate student in the Department of Religion at Florida State University, Ava Bush, an undergraduate student completing her B.A. in Art History at Tulane University, Balakrishnan Raghavan, a graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Jamphel Shonu, a graduate student in the Department of History at Pennsylvania State University, and Tyler Thom, a graduate student in the Department of Ethnomusicology at the University of Denver. We'll begin with a conversation at the beginning of the summer program and then catch up with the participants after the program has ended.Explore the digital projects on the VMIS website:Arya Adityan - Oral Epics and Narratives: Villupāttu Ava Bush - People's Art: Clay Modelling in Ancient IndiaBalakrishnan Raghavan - Oral Epics and Narratives of India: Annanmar Katai  Jamphel Shonu - The Great Monastery of NalandaTyler Thom - The Song Lines of Arnold BakeFor more information on AIIS digital program and fellowships, visit https://www.indiastudies.org/digital-scholarship.The DIL Digital Sonic and visual Projects fellowships are partially supported by a grant from the US Department of Education.Produced by AIISIntro and Outro music: “Desh” by Stephen Slawek

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

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

Discover Digital is an exciting project from ALLIANCE, that is here to help people understand and navigate digital health, care and wellbeing tools and services. Our Paulina spoke with Gozie Jo Adigwe, and Maisie Peebles, from the Digital Hub Team at ALLIANCE, to hear more about their project and how they are back on the road with workshops this year. Find out more about the project here: Discover Digital - Digital (alliance-scotland.org.uk) Image: RNIB Connect Radio Bright Green 20th Anniversary Logo

Welcome back to the Tech Policy Grind Podcast by the Internet Law & Policy Foundry!  In this episode, Class 4 Fellow Lama Mohammed chats with Jiahao Chen, Founder and CEO of Artifical Intelligence, LLC, Amber Ezzell, Policy Counsel at the Future of Privacy Forum, and Juhi Koré, Digital Projects in a recent panel on bias in artificial intelligence (AI). In a fourth event in a series of AI-related webinars leading up to The Foundry's Annual Policy Hackathon, Lama, Jiahao, Amber, and Juhi define AI bias, explain its harmful effects, and provide insights into global AI policy developments. The experts that joined the episode: Jiahao Chen is the Founder and CEO of Responsible Artificial Intelligence, LLC. Before founding Responsible AI Jiahao was a Research Scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab where he co-founded and led the Julia Lab. There, he focused on applications of the Julia programming language, scientific computing, and machine learning. Amber Ezzell is a Policy Counsel at the Future of Privacy Forum. In particular, she focuses on artificial intelligence and machine learning, and employee and workplace privacy. Juhi Koré works within the UNDP's Chief Digital Office, where she manages digital products and contributes to fundraising/partnerships efforts.  For more, listen to the entire conversation on YouTube. Check out the Foundry on Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn and subscribe to our newsletter! If you'd like to support the show, donate to the Foundry here or reach out to us at foundrypodcasts@ilpfoundry.us. DISCLAIMER: Lama, Jiahao, Amber, and Juhi engaged with the Internet Law & Policy Foundry voluntarily and in their personal capacities. The views and opinions expressed on this show don't reflect the organizations and institutions they are affiliated with.

Here are the key points from Jay's conversation on Industrial Talk: Digital Projects is a software platform that digitizes the entire lifecycle of a project, from planning to handover. The platform uses the latest cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and generative pre-trained transformer models, to automate many of the tasks involved in a project, such as clash management, data collisions, and issue management. This can lead to significant reductions in project schedules, costs, and risks. The platform is also able to handle legacy documents and information, making it a valuable tool for brownfield projects. Digital Projects can help to reduce project schedules by up to 25-30%. The platform can automate many of the tasks involved in a project, freeing up engineers to focus on more strategic work. Digital Projects is able to handle legacy documents and information, making it a valuable tool for brownfield projects. The platform is designed to be integrated with other systems, such as ERP and PLM systems. Digital Projects is being used by a number of leading engineering firms, including Jacobs, Fluor, and Bechtel. The platform is still under development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way that projects are managed. Hexagon is developing a new technology called Smart Digital Reality (SDR) that will help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of engineering projects. SDR will do this by digitizing all of the information related to a project, including 2D and 3D drawings, vendor information, and procedures. This information will be stored in a central repository where it can be easily accessed and shared by all project stakeholders. SDR will also automate many of the tasks involved in engineering projects, such as clash detection and issue management. This will free up engineers to focus on more strategic work and help to reduce the time and cost of projects. Here are some key points from the conversation: SDR is a new technology that is still under development. However, Hexagon is already working with some of the world's largest engineering companies to test and refine the technology. SDR has the potential to revolutionize the way that engineering projects are managed. It could help to reduce the time and cost of projects, improve accuracy, and increase collaboration. SDR can be used for both greenfield and brownfield projects. It can also be used to improve the efficiency of turnarounds and other maintenance activities. SDR is compatible with a wide range of existing engineering software systems.Hexagon is committed to making SDR as easy to use as possible. Overall, Digital Projects is a powerful platform that can help to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and profitability of projects.  This technology has the potential to make a significant impact on the engineering industry, and it is worth watching as it continues to develop. Also, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Why You Need To Podcast” for Greater Success in 2023. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy! JAY SCHWARTZ'S CONTACT INFORMATION: Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaybschwartziii/ Company LinkedIn: 

Hear about the funding landscape for charity digital projects, digital resilience for charities, tech for good initiatives, convening networks and running a cooperative. Episode Keywords: Digital Resilience, Tech for Good, Funding Landscape, Digital Projects, Cooperative, COVID-19, Charities, Long-term Funding, Digital Transformation, Ethical Challenges, AI Ethics, Learning and Training Events, Collaboration, Problem-solving, Dot Project, Diversity, Women in Tech, Community Support, Digital Landscape. Chapters: (0:00:00) - Digital Resilience in Charities (0:13:38) - Using Technology for Positive Outcomes (0:24:38) - Tech for Good Convening (0:37:34) - Equality and Accessibility in Tech (0:42:35) - Collaborating for Tech for Good "Digital resilience is really about the organization's ability to engage with change, so withstanding disruption using digital to maintain their operations, but as well prepare for and take advantage of the way the environment is constantly changing." - Annie Legg, Dot Project Annie Legg, Co-founder of Dot Project A connector and convenor, Annie loves to make connections and grow networks and communities of practice. Annie has worked in digital and technology since the 1990s with multi sector and international experience across start-ups, SME's, global brands and social impact organisations. * If you enjoy the podcast, please do follow us and leave a rating / review.  * The Charity Impact podcast is the in-depth podcast for people working in the charity / non-profit sector, or more broadly to achieve social impact and/or social change. We cover a range of charity sector issues and topics including strategy, funding and philanthropy, social impact, learning and evaluation, income generation and fundraising, governance and more. * For episode notes with links to resources and organisations mentioned in this episode, please visit https://www.kedaconsulting.co.uk/charity-impact-podcast/  For the opportunity to submit questions to future guests, sign up to our e-mails via the banner at the top of the website.   If you have any questions, feedback or enquiries regarding the podcast, you can reach us by e-mail at hello@kedaconsulting.co.uk Follow the Charity Impact Podcast: Twitter: @CharityImpactPd LinkedIn: @Charity Impact Podcast Facebook: @Charity Impact Podcast  Follow our host, Alex Blake: Twitter: @alexblake_KEDA LinkedIn: @Alex Blake Past guests on the Charity Impact Podcast include: Alex Fox OBE – CEO, The Mayday Trust: radical social change, a new health and care system, learning organisations. Ross McCulloch – Founder, Third Sector Lab: digital for charities, harnessing technology for social impact. Nick Temple – CEO, Social Investment Business: social investment, social enterprise, social value. Derek Bardowell – CEO, Ten Years' Time: funding racial justice and social change, systemic challenges, new funders and changemakers. Emma Beeston – Philanthropy Advisor: philanthropy advice, impact measurement, choosing charities to support, funding trends. Rhodri Davies – Director, Why Philanthropy Matters: philanthropy, impact and effectiveness, tech trends. Sufina Ahmad MBE – Director, John Ellerman Foundation: philanthropy, grantmaking, leadership, governance, strategy. Chris Sherwood – CEO, RSPCA: innovation, service improvement, governance, strategy, professional development. Paul Irwin – Founder, TryLife: youth work, interactive digital films, gaining 7m Facebook followers, mental health therapies. Ed Archer – Head of Service Design and Delivery, Toynbee Hall: co-production, shifting power, diversity and inclusion. Paul Nott – Charity recruitment and retention specialist: staff recruitment and retention, professional development. Amanda Batten – CEO, Contact: strategy, campaigning, collaboration, leadership. Dee Brecker – Deputy Director of high value fundraising, Guys and St Thomas' Charity: fundraising, diversity, inclusion, networking, strategy. Mark Lever OBE – CEO, Helpforce: leadership, campaigning, service failure, social enterprise.

Listen to a conversation with Meredith McCoy and Matthew Villeneuve about historical and current strategies that Indigenous people used to repurpose the educational systems for Indigenous well-being. In this episode, we are also joined by a student audience Q&A. Meredith McCoy is an Assistant Professor of American Studies and History at Carleton College. She is of Turtle Mountain Ojibwe descent, and her father, David McCoy, is an enrolled Turtle Mountain citizen. Meredith's research examines how Indigenous families, educators, and community leaders have long repurposed tools of settler colonial educational violence into tools for Indigenous life. Her first book, a history of Indigenous strategizing in federal education funding and policy, is currently under contract with the University of Nebraska Press. Matt Villeneuve (Turtle Mountain Chippewa descent) is Assistant Professor of U.S. History and American Indian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he teaches courses in American Indian History, Native education, and environmental history. His research focuses on Native histories of education and schooling. His current book project, "Instrumental Indians: John Dewey and the Problem of the Frontier, 1884-1959," is an intellectual history of America's most prominent philosopher of education and democracy and his relationship to the anti-democratic nature of federal Indian schooling.Recommended Sources:Meredith L. McCoy and Matthew Villeneuve, "Reconceiving Schooling: Centering Indigenous Experimentation in Indian Education History," History of Education Quarterly 60, no. 4 (November 2020): 487-519."Publications and Digital Projects," Dr. Meredith McCoy website, https://meredithmccoy.com/publications/."Publications," Matt Villeneuve website, https://mattvilleneuvephd.com/publications/.Meredith McCoy's conversation with Roy Taylor on KFAI's IndigeneityRisingMcCoy's Op-Ed in The Hechinger Report

Doug McHoney (PwC's US International Tax Services Global Leader) records from PwC's 2023 International Tax Conference, where he is joined by Phil Ramstetter, PwC International Tax Partner based in Chicago. Phil was formerly a tax policy consultant for Business at OECD (BIAC). Doug and Phil overcome conference background noise to discuss the recent administrative guidance, but start with a history lesson on Pillar Two, when it was merely the Digital Project. Topics covered include blended CFC regimes, GILTI, expense apportionment, loss-making jurisdictions, transition period transactions, common control, the outlook for future guidance and some of the remaining open questions.

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.

The JTS Commentary for Vayishlah by Alison L. Joseph, PhD (LC '01), Director of Digital Projects, The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and CivilizationMusic provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

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.

Taylor Shanklin is the CEO and “Chief Sizzle Officer” at Barlele + Creative Shizzle, while Will Novelli is the Digital Project and Podcast Manager. At Barlele, (Barlele (bar·lay·lay) means: Only Soaring. ) Taylor, Will, and the team help passionate entrepreneurs, growing companies and social do-gooders cut through the noise and drive impact with a memorable brand. Through effective storytelling, done-for-you content marketing and strategic growth coaching, you will take off and soar. Creative Shizzle is a design company under Barlele. they offer topnotch designs made through Canva that help you reach your marketing goals. You won't have to worry about your materials--enjoy a fast turnaround time and a dedicated designer just for your organization. In this episode, Taylor shares how she scaled the agency using candor and strategy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datadriven/message

Sat, 15 Oct 2022 03:45:00 +0000 https://jungeanleger.podigee.io/407-sportwoche-podcast-s2-06-sp-charamza-der-mister-nft-des-ofb-und-kaffeehaustalker-nr-1 2ddf3fc9fa5b71dd0b93b32e260d0291 Simon-Peter (SP) Charamza ist Head of Digital Projects des ÖFB. Ich war bei seinem Besuch noch sehr verkühlt, dafür hat zur Abwechslung mal jemand (er!) einen meiner Jingles gelobt. Wir sprechen über SPs Praktikantenzeit bei Telekom und OMV und den Start bei laola1.at, denn der Architektensohn wollte immer irgendwas mit Sport machen, als Ex-Kicker verständlich. Über Rapid Wien ist SP beim ÖFB gelandet, wo er meiner Meinung nach viel Innovation ins Spiel gebracht hat, Stichwort NFTs. Gemeinsam mit Lorenz Kirchschlager betreibt SP auch den „Kaffeehaustalk“-Podcast, der heuer von Sportjournalist:innen zum besten Sportpodcast ausgezeichnet wurde. Wir sprechen auch über den SV Essling, laola1.at , Ronny Leber, Martin Bredl und die Griechische Taverne am Sachsengang. http://www.oefb.at bzw. https://nft.oefb.at https://www.kaffeehaustalk.com About: Die Marke, Patent, Rechte und das Archiv der SportWoche wurden 2017 von Christian Drastil Comm. erworben, Mehr unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at . Der neue SportWoche Podcast ist eingebettet in „ Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)“ auf http://www.christian-drastil.com/podcast und erscheint, wie es in Name SportWoche auch drinsteckt, wöchentlich. Bewertungen bei Apple machen mir Freude: https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/christian-drastil-wiener-börse-sport-musik-und-mehr-my -life/id1484919130 . Unter http://www.sportgeschichte.at/sportwochepodcast sieht man alle Folgen, auch nach Hörer:innen-Anzahl gerankt. 407 full no

Simon-Peter Charamza, Head of Digital Projects & Development beim Österreichischen Fußball-Bund (ÖFB), spricht im KaffeehausTALK über seine Erfahrungen in der Kommunikationsbranche sowie im Marketing, und warum es ihm Digitalprojekte besonders angetan haben.  Der Einstieg ins Sportbusiness gelang Simon-Peter Charamza über die Lehrredaktion von Laola1. Er erzählt über den herausfordernden Aufnahmeprozess, die umfangreichen Entfaltungsmöglichkeiten, und > mehr lesen Der Beitrag #053 SP Charamza: Digitalisierung im Sport erschien zuerst auf KaffeehausTALK.

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Carlo Gualandri fondatore di Soldo, la piattaforma leader per l'automazione della gestione dei costi e dei pagamenti che ottimizza trasferte, acquisti, pubblicità online, servizi software e di tutte le altre tipologie di costi aziendali. Soldo fornisce una visione completa ed integrata della spesa per l'intera organizzazione, dalla decisione su come allocare i fondi all'esecuzione dei pagamenti e alla loro contabilizzazione. Carlo Gualandri è il fondatore di Soldo per le aziende in Europa. In precedenza, ha fondato Gioco Digitale, Virgilio, il primo portale italiano e il network di pubblicità online Active Advertising. Ha gestito inoltre lo sviluppo delle Pagine Gialle Online, ha guidato la divisione Internet di Telecom Italia e partecipato alla startup di Fineco, la banca online leader in Italia. Siti, app e link utili Soldo DigitalmagicsMarco Gay presidente esecutivo di Digital magics. Torinese, nato nel 1976, Marco Gay, è sposato e ha tre figli. La famiglia rappresenta uno dei valori essenziali della sua vita e trova in essa larga parte delle sue motivazioni. Le sue radici provengono da una famiglia imprenditoriale e industriale, che all'insegna dei valori e dell'etica ha formato il suo carattere e la sua visione della vita, che si è arricchita e rafforzata con le esperienze che ha avuto la fortuna di vivere. Crescere a contatto con l'azienda e con la gestione aziendale è stato uno dei master più proficui che abbia potuto seguire. Dal 2000 è Co-Founder e CEO di WebWorking, occupandosi di Management aziendale con specializzazione in Management for business, in particolare Business Strategy, Communication, Web Marketing. Nel 2007 acquisisce quote della società Ottovolante, società specializzata in Digital Project per il settore farmaceutico e ne diventa l'Amministratore Delegato. Successivamente entra nell'agenzia pubblicitaria GSW WorldWide Italy come CEO, con il compito di integrare l'agenzia con il network internazionale inVentiv Health. Il 30 novembre 2015 diventa socio di Digital Magics, incubatore di startup quotato su Mercato Euronext Growth Milan e da novembre 2015 a dicembre 2017 è stato Vicepresidente Esecutivo di Digital Magics. Nel dicembre 2017 Marco Gay è stato nominato Amministratore Delegato di Digital Magics e nel dicembre 2022 ne diventa Presidente Esecutivo. Digital Magics, quotata su AIM Italia (simbolo: DM), è un business incubator di progetti digitali che fornisce servizi di consulenza e accelerazione a startup e imprese, per facilitare lo sviluppo di nuovi business tecnologici. Digital Magics, Talent Garden e Tamburi Investment Partners hanno creato il più importante hub nazionale di innovazione per il DIGITAL MADE IN ITALY, offrendo alle startup innovative il supporto per creare progetti di successo, dall'ideazione fino all'IPO. Digital Magics è da sempre partner delle imprese eccellenti con i propri servizi di Open Innovation, creando un ponte sinergico fra le aziende e le startup digitali. I servizi di incubazione e di accelerazione di Digital Magics sono attivi nei campus di coworking Talent Garden presenti in tutta Italia. Complementari ai servizi sono le attività di investimento, che hanno prodotto negli anni un portafoglio di oltre 70 partecipazioni in startup, scaleup e spinoff digitali con alti tassi di crescita.

Carlo Gualandri fondatore di Soldo, la piattaforma leader per l'automazione della gestione dei costi e dei pagamenti che ottimizza trasferte, acquisti, pubblicità online, servizi software e di tutte le altre tipologie di costi aziendali. Soldo fornisce una visione completa ed integrata della spesa per l'intera organizzazione, dalla decisione su come allocare i fondi all'esecuzione dei pagamenti e alla loro contabilizzazione. Carlo Gualandri è il fondatore di Soldo per le aziende in Europa. In precedenza, ha fondato Gioco Digitale, Virgilio, il primo portale italiano e il network di pubblicità online Active Advertising. Ha gestito inoltre lo sviluppo delle Pagine Gialle Online, ha guidato la divisione Internet di Telecom Italia e partecipato alla startup di Fineco, la banca online leader in Italia. Siti, app e link utili Soldo Digitalmagics Marco Gay presidente esecutivo di Digital magics. Torinese, nato nel 1976, Marco Gay, è sposato e ha tre figli. La famiglia rappresenta uno dei valori essenziali della sua vita e trova in essa larga parte delle sue motivazioni. Le sue radici provengono da una famiglia imprenditoriale e industriale, che all'insegna dei valori e dell'etica ha formato il suo carattere e la sua visione della vita, che si è arricchita e rafforzata con le esperienze che ha avuto la fortuna di vivere. Crescere a contatto con l'azienda e con la gestione aziendale è stato uno dei master più proficui che abbia potuto seguire. Dal 2000 è Co-Founder e CEO di WebWorking, occupandosi di Management aziendale con specializzazione in Management for business, in particolare Business Strategy, Communication, Web Marketing. Nel 2007 acquisisce quote della società Ottovolante, società specializzata in Digital Project per il settore farmaceutico e ne diventa l'Amministratore Delegato. Successivamente entra nell'agenzia pubblicitaria GSW WorldWide Italy come CEO, con il compito di integrare l'agenzia con il network internazionale inVentiv Health. Il 30 novembre 2015 diventa socio di Digital Magics, incubatore di startup quotato su Mercato Euronext Growth Milan e da novembre 2015 a dicembre 2017 è stato Vicepresidente Esecutivo di Digital Magics. Nel dicembre 2017 Marco Gay è stato nominato Amministratore Delegato di Digital Magics e nel dicembre 2022 ne diventa Presidente Esecutivo. Digital Magics, quotata su AIM Italia (simbolo: DM), è un business incubator di progetti digitali che fornisce servizi di consulenza e accelerazione a startup e imprese, per facilitare lo sviluppo di nuovi business tecnologici. Digital Magics, Talent Garden e Tamburi Investment Partners hanno creato il più importante hub nazionale di innovazione per il DIGITAL MADE IN ITALY, offrendo alle startup innovative il supporto per creare progetti di successo, dall'ideazione fino all'IPO. Digital Magics è da sempre partner delle imprese eccellenti con i propri servizi di Open Innovation, creando un ponte sinergico fra le aziende e le startup digitali. I servizi di incubazione e di accelerazione di Digital Magics sono attivi nei campus di coworking Talent Garden presenti in tutta Italia. Complementari ai servizi sono le attività di investimento, che hanno prodotto negli anni un portafoglio di oltre 70 partecipazioni in startup, scaleup e spinoff digitali con alti tassi di crescita.

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Es gibt sie für Krapfen, für digitale Kunstwerke oder für Comic-Avatare, und viele hinterfragen die Sinnhaftigkeit des Trends. Doch beim Österreichischen Fußballbund ÖFB will man den Mehrwert von NFTs (noch vor anderen Sportverbänden) erkannt haben und wird am 3. März mit dem Verkauf von eigenen Non-Fungible Tokens starten. NFTs werden als neuer digitaler Kanal zu den Fans verstanden. Simon Charamza, Head of Digital Projects beim ÖFB, und Philipp Baldauf von der NFT-Entwicklerfirma Ahoi Kapptn!, sprechen deswegen heute ausführlich mit Jakob Steinschaden von Trending Topics über: - Warum der ÖFB das NFT-Projekt gestartet hat - Wie viel die NFTs kosten werden und was die Käufer:innen dafür bekommen - Warum ein neuer Token-Standard geringere Gas Fees bringt - Warum es gerade 810 NFTs geben wird - Warum gerade Sport prädestiniert für die Blockchain-Technologie ist - Warum man sich für Ethereum und nicht eine der neueren Alternativen Solana, Avalanche oder Flow entschieden hat - Warum man anders als die österreichische Bundesliga nicht mit dem französischen NFT-Startup Sorare zusammen arbeitet Wenn dir der Podcast gefallen hat, gibt uns ein paar Sterne und/oder ein Follow auf den Podcast-Plattformen und abonniere unseren Podcast bei: - Spotify - Apple Podcast - Google Podcasts - Amazon Music - Anchor.fm und besuche unsere News-Portale - Trending Topics - Tech & Nature Danke fürs Zuhören!

Do you find it overwhelming looking at the projects you need to do in your business, especially when it comes to marketing? Today's episode looks at how you can think about your projects and the 4-steps to getting them ready to implement.We also take a really interesting dive into what the difference between strategy and projects are as well as what you need to do when running social media campaigns. There's heaps packed into this episode that you'll find incredibly valuable with Jo McKee from McKee Creative. Find out more about Jo:https://mckeecreative.storehttps://copywritingforprofit.comFind out more about Asana: https://orionmedia.group/asana**************************Connect with RyanWebsite: https://orionmedia.groupBook a free 20-minute info call: https://calendly.com/orion-media-group/20min-infoJoin the The Digital Approach Podcast Community: https://orionmedia.group/podcastcommunityOrion Media Group on YouTube: https://orionmedia.group/YouTubeConnect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanfowlermarketing/This post contains affiliate links. By using these links, you are not charged any additional fees while supporting The Digital Approach Podcast. 

In this episode, we would like to explain why we are starting cooperation with our clients with Discovery Calls. We want to show you the importance of a Discovery Call and present a step-by-step practical guide on how to prepare for such a call and what results from it you can expect. Is there a golden rule for conducting an effective Discovery Call? Let's find out.Przemek Mikus, the COO at Liki and at Frontend Houseand, will try to explain the idea of a Discovery Call in the process of creating any digital project - no matter if it's a website, an application, a mobile app, an MVP, or any other software product.Looking for a software team? Contact us via form on https://frontendhouse.com.Have a nice listen! Don't forget to like the podcast and leave comments to share your impressions! ⚡#discoverycall #digitalproject #softwaredevelopment

Join Amy and Heather as they navigate the recent working from home news, and how they can keep things top quality for clients without climbing the walls Check out our other Digital 22 podcasts here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpPJHPUaQnN6MsNsW5qUhBMnLGnEtbXl8 Check out our Digital 22 video hub: https://video.digital22.com/ Want a glimpse behind the scenes at D22 life, then check out our Vlog series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpPJHPUaQnN5VmEN-hHD-cOKgw_CoFBcB Follow us on social: https://www.instagram.com/digital22online https://www.instagram.com/digital22life https://www.facebook.com/D22Ltd/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/digital-22

Dave welcomes Nicole Araujo and Gardiner Rhoderick from Mighty Citizen for a look at the role design plays in digital properties projects—and how it has changed over the years.Resources mentioned in the podcast:Web Accessibility Guide: What It Is, Why You Need It, How to Get It Website Evaluation KitMeasuring Your Association's Website PerformanceWhat Makes a Savvy Marketing TeamFree Resources

Brett Harned formed the Bureau of Digital and founded the Digital PM Summit, which was the first annual digital project managers conference. He is also a Digital Project Management Consultant at Digital PM Consulting, LLC, where he works with teams to build processes and communication tactics that work for their projects, people, and clients. Brett has worked with major clients such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Zappos, MTV, Alaska Air, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to name a few. Brett's previous roles include Director of Education at TeamGantt, Vice President of Project Management at Happy Cog, and Senior PM at Razorfish. Today, he speaks at events all over the world, writes for popular websites and publications, and can be heard on his podcast, Sprints & Milestones. He is the author of Project Management for Humans, which was published in July 2017. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran is joined by Brett Harned, the Founder of the Digital PM Summit, to talk about project management. Brett discusses the origin of the Bureau of Digital, building the community, the best practices of putting together events, and tools in the digital project management space today. He also shares how he got a community of leaders together, some of the people who helped make his projects possible, and how you can be a good community citizen.

Interview with Elena Frigenti of “Franky in New York”, a Digital Project to unite Italians and Italian Americans. Recorded: October 4, 2021 Running Time: 33 minutes 18 seconds  

Managing digital projects have never been easier. While there have been tons of attempts to improve the process with Agile methodologies, the timeline, budget, and scope are still tough to manage. There are several explanations as to why digital projects are harder. For example, each digital project is fairly unique, even if it is repeatable ERP implementation. Then you have the problems of invisibility. Managing digital projects have always been art and science. That's probably the reason why the success of these projects varies so much.In today's episode, we invited a panel of cross-functional experts for a live interview on LinkedIn who brings significant expertise to discuss planning for digital projects. We covered many grounds in this episode, including capturing the appropriate scope, iterations, and phases. We also discussed the pros and cons of using process templates from various vendors. Finally, we discussed several stories to identify the initial beachhead for e-commerce success and ongoing measurement and development.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.

    A year or two ago I read a sci-fi novel in which some of the main characters were sentient robots. When two of them would meet they establish secure channels with dialog such as "I am Paladin. You are unknown. Here comes my data. We want information about a pirate named Judith Chen. She goes by Jack … That is the end of my data." For some reason the line "Here comes my data" stuck with me.   I immediately wrote it down as a possible title for a mix. I thought it would fit well with a slightly more upbeat electronic mix. And so this mix was born, or more like artificially grown in a lab.   The mix starts with a track from Saul Stokes. I haven't listen to Stokes in years but when I stumbled on his album "Local Crowd," I knew I had to include it. He still has a unique sound which comes from, I believe, the fact that most of his synths are built from scratch.    The rest of the mix a a nice combo of new music with some older tracks, some from as far back as 2003. Oops! One short track is from 1987.   I think the whole mix hangs together quite well, with the vibe of a digital handshake.   Cheers!     T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Saul Stokes - My memory I hope you remember (Local Crowd 2017) 04:12    Time Rival - Vaporous (Vertigo Sessions 2021) 08:22    Joel Vandroogenbroeck - rock program (Digital Project 1987) 08:57    Hannah Peel - Fir Wave (Fir Wave 2021) 12:45    Polypores - Fairy Rings (Shpongos 2021) 17:03    Coti - Tiptoe (Metamemoria 2020) 19:49    Zoltan Fecso - Wave (Silken Wave EP 2019) 28:55    Robert Lippok - Schemes Like These (Falling Into Komëit 2004) 31:15    Jan Jelinek - B1. ICE 897 (Ice Compositions 2021) 32:40    Nalepa - Porcelain (Beneath The Surface 2006) 36:55    Hainbach - Amtsweg (Landfill Totems 2021) 38:40    Pye Corner Audio - Phase B (Where Things Are Hollow 2 2020) 42:38    Belbury Poly - ffarisees (The Gone Away 2020) 46:37    Frank Bretschneider - Optik(For Yen-Ni) (Lunik 2018) 50:53    Atom™ - Computermusik (This Is Computermusik 2021) 54:25    Johnny Woods - Secret Commonwealth (Behind The Sky Presents: Portals 2020) 58:31    Komet - Blau (Gold 2003) 63:30    end

Our guest this week is Scott Gray, Experience Director at health club chain, Virgin Active South Africa.Scott has worked in digital business for around 20 years - from BMW South Africa, where he helped launch them into social media in 2009, to co-founding his side hustle CancerDojo which aims to help and empower those with Cancer.He is a digital transformation specialist with a wealth of experience in digital product, design and user experience known for his user-centred design thinking and innovation. Out of work, you'll find him climbing, fly-fishing and in 2008, Scott even played for the SA beach ultimate frisbee team in Italy...It's Scott Gray!Follow Daryn on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/darynsmith/Links referenced:Product Hunt newsletter: https://www.producthunt.com/newsletterCancer Dojo: https://cancerdojo.com/

We're back with Ryan Carter who is producing and directing The Secret Society of Leading Ladies for the Barn Theatre! Andrew & Ryan discuss The Color Purple (Leicester Curve), The Secret Society of Leading Ladies (Barn Theatre) and The Theatre Channel (Theatre Café) as well as the latest news about Sister Act, Brooklyn, Fiver, Six and Vanara. As an actor, Ryan's credits include: Motown The Musical (West End), The Boyfriend (Menier Chocolate Factory) and The World Goes Round (Barn Theatre). He is the Creative Producer of RyCa productions, with his projects including Refresh and a series of concerts at Jack Solomons. Ryan is one of the Creative Director for Turn Up London and is Creative Director of Digital Projects for the Barn Theatre, where his latest project is The Secret Society of Leading Ladies!   The Secret Society of Leading Ladies is an innovative concert which gives you - the viewer - control over which performances to watch with a top notch cast of incredible talent. The Secret Society of Leading Ladies is streaming online until Sunday 7th March. Visit www.barntheatre.org.uk for tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins @Andrew_Tomlins Thanks for listening! Visit www.westendframe.co.uk to stay up-to-date with our podcasting adventures. 

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

Are you starting your projects off on the right foot and giving them the best chances for success? Project beginnings can be ambiguous and confusing—in this episode, Suze Haworth shows us her approach for getting clarity, setting expectations, and making sure the bases are covered, before the project is underway. 

Planning a vacation? In order to step away from work without having to answer emails during your time off, you need a successful project handoff. In this episode, PM Mackenzie Dysart walks you through the steps to make project transitions a breeze so you can enjoy your vacation and ensure you don't return to chaos!

If you ask just about any PM how their work is going, how do you think they'll respond? 'Sorry, I've got no time to talk right now, I'm totally slammed! Maybe we can touch base next week? 'My own experience of PM'ing is that it's a demanding role, we carry the responsibility of delivering a project to our best ability and we desperately want our projects to succeed. So we run around as though our pants were on fire, trying to herd cats, and doing things that we think will make our project succeed. But is our busyness really helping deliver a better project? Is it really helping our team, and our client? Maybe, but often, it's not. So what's the solution?  All will be revealed in today's podcast as we talk about ways that we can be less busy, but more productive. 

Scope creep can be very costly and very hard to identify—and, luckily, very manageable. In this episode, we talk about scope creep, what causes it, and ways to manage scope creep with Suze Haworth, a Senior Digital Project Manager with over a decade worth of experience in web builds, social campaigns, and digital media.  

“Oh, I love being managed!”, said no one ever. How do we manage our teams effectively without being micromanager? How do we manage agile teams who don't want to be managed? In this episode, Sarah Hoban, a PMP-certified Project and Program Manager, talks about how to do your job effectively as a project manager on the sly. 

Are you delivering projects on budget, on time, and in scope? You want your team to be able to hit their milestones—and it's your job to guide the process with project controls. In today's DPM podcast with project manager expert Maik Stettner you'll learn how to use project control documents like status reports and RAID logs in order to keep your projects on track. 

Ben Aston and Robyn Reynolds introduce an anonymous advice column for digital PM's to ask awkward questions and share their own stories of managing tricky situations in the life as a digital project manager. 

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?