Podcast appearances and mentions of george danner

Today's episode is a chat with George Danner, author and president of Business Laboratory. George is an advocate for AI and data driven solutions in business, particularly digital twins. Today we talk about all three in the oil and gas space.  Duration: 33m 21s

Join us as George, John & Bill talk about how we're leveraging our Digital Twin technology to revolutionize the Legal Domain.From Litigation Algorithms to Legal Tech Readiness Assessments, we are making some serious inroads.  John provides Intro on George and shares his Background:   00:37 – 01:59George gives some additional info on his background:    02:00– 03:13 Don't SUCK Fun Fact about George – In this episode we share how George's brilliance doesn't necessarily make Bill and I any smarter!! :  03:14 – 06:04 George give our listeners an idea of what we mean by Digital Twins & Algorithms and how they might be connected to the Legal domain to begin with:   06:05 -  09:04  George dives into some of the areas of how we are leveraging advanced technology to assist in legal matters by sharing some cases we are involved in where we are developing some radically cool tech can take a Legal SME and give them SUPERPOWERS using our amazing Digital Twins.:  09:05 – 14:41George shares how Technology like digital twins is clearly allowing us to find patterns of malice within a system that up until now would have required massive teams of people to monitor and police…and how it can be scaled for similar cases in the future.:  14:42  -  21:18  George talks to us about our assessment technology can assist law firms and legal departments by ensuring they are ready for all the latest legal tech software they would like to take advantage of in the future. : 21:19 – 23:44 George wraps up by providing a look into the future and how he sees Technology in the legal domain taking advantage of future trends: 23:45 – 27:02John Reviews some of the things that ABSOLUTELY DIDN'T SUCK today!!  27:03    28:14 George's Contact Info:Website:  www.georgedanner.comConclusion:  29:05Bob Miller Intro with Music Fade

Join us as we kick off our SPECIAL ESG SERIES focused on the different components and solutions for ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) compliance.  In this first ESG episode we dive into ESG and Energy Transition and discuss how Digital Twins can be the centerpiece of the "E" part of the solution.  ESG and Energy Transition are two connected domains that hold substantial technical complexity. They essentially involve a retooling of the value chain in many ways, large and small. Examples include: green hydrogen bolt-ons, renewable power, decarbonizing a production network, and water (and other effluent) management to name a few. John provides Intro on ESG Topic and George Danner, our Guest:   00:37 - 01:30George outlines the ESG Topics - Industry Focused, Improved Operations & how it was historically managed :   01:31 -  02:24Greener as a Goal (Focus on the "E") -  George digs into some stated goals regarding many company's Net Carbon Neutral aspirations and how technology will play a role.   02:25 -  05:38Bill asks George about how "real time data" plays into applying new sustainable business models and how collecting data, analyzing data & reporting on the data are 3 of the 4 steps required.  Don't forgot that "Feedback Loop"  05:39 - 10:46George discusses the Digital Twin's role in the "What-If-Intervention Simulations" necessary for  a company's SUCCESSFUL journey to ESG Compliance:   10:47 - 14:31George discusses the value drivers for leveraging technology investments into ESG projects :   14:32 - 18:37John summarizes the episode with some items that "Don't SUCK!!"    18:38 - 19:16 Contact Info for George Danner:   19:28 LinkedIn:  linkedin.com/in/george-danner/Website:  GeorgeDanner.comConclusion  20:08Bob Miller Intro with Music Fade

George Danner is an MIT Mathematician & data science expert, a sought after keynote speaker on AI and other technology topics, a published author of 2 best selling technology books, and the CEO of Business Laboratory, an AI focused technology company in Houston Texas.Your Host, John Lindsey and George discuss how AI is evolving at a rapid pace following Covid's impact on business.George provides some great insights as to what SUCCESSFUL AI projects require (here's a hint: Visualization is a key element), how AI is being applied today, as well as what he sees in the FUTURE.You are not going to want to miss this episode on how NOT TO SUCK at AI!Bob Miller Intro with Music Fade

Welcome to the Oil & Gas Digital Doers Podcast — brought to you by Topcoder on the Oil and Gas Global Network. In this episode our host Michael O'Sullivan talks with George Danner from Valedor Partners. Links: Our sponsor Topcoder – https://topcoder.com – the original pioneer in open talent models George Danner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-danner/https://georgedanner.com/ Valedor Partners — https://www.valedorpartners.com/ Connect with OGGN Interested in sponsoring? If you would like to get your company in front of our professional audience, please contact our producer, Savannah Wilson. More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Onshore | PITCH Podcast |Oil and Gas Tech Podcast | Women Offshore Podcast | Permian Perspective| Oil and Gas Elevate Podcast Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | LinkedIn Company Page | Facebook | modalpoint | OGGN Street Team Facebook Group | LinkedIn Group Events on Deck: Get Modalpoint's Monthly Events Email Get Automatically Notified About Oil & Gas Events Once a Month Connect with Michael O'Sullivan LinkedIn| E-Mail | Oil and Gas Global Network

Welcome back to another episode of the Oil & Gas Tech Podcast. This week, our host Michael O'Sullivan sits down with George Danner of Valedor Partners LLC. Links: George's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/george-danner George's Website: www.georgedanner.com  Valedor Partners Website: www.valedorpartners.com  LinkedIn Company Page, Group, and Street Team Company | Group | Street Team Connect with OGGN Interested in Sponsoring? If you would like to get your company in front of our professional audience, please contact our Producer, Savannah Wilson. More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Legal Risk | Oil and Gas Onshore | Oil and Gas Offshore  | PITCH Podcast |Oil and Gas Tech Podcast | Women Offshore Podcast | Permian Perspective| Oil and Gas Elevate Podcast Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | Facebook | modalpoint | OGGN Events on Deck: Get Modalpoint's Monthly Events Email Get Automatically Notified About Oil & Gas Events Once a Month Connect with Michael O'Sullivan LinkedIn| E-Mail | Oil and Gas Global Network

By now, businesses in various industries are catching the buzz on robotic process automation (RPA). Integrating digital bots into an internal system to automate and oversee standard processes does more than free up time. Adopting this form of automation eliminates downtime, reduces G&A costs, and gives employees more time for innovative projects. Organizations at the front end of innovation want a piece of this technology, but many are still trying to figure out how to adopt and implement it. George Danner has earned the reputation as a leader and subject matter expert in the space of innovation. He has been a student of business for many years, experiencing decisions, processes and technological adoptions from a front row seat of many global organizations. His journey to further explore the inner workings of various businesses lead him to create his second novel, The Executive's How-To Guide to Automation. Through many discussions with senior level leaders, he noticed a consistent trend in the desire and importance of adapting automation. Through the scope of RPA, George has developed an immense amount of knowledge and know-how on adopting this form of technology, and why it's crucial for businesses to thrive.

Digital Transformation is a popular business buzzword today most associated with moving IT processes to the Cloud and creating software that is mobile and provides excellent user experiences. The word however, doesn’t belong just to the IT industry. Digital Transformation requires the C-Suite to “rewire and reimagine” how their companies work to achieve breakout performance. It requires adding the algorithms, modeling and analytics of data science to the mix to achieve a complete business transformation. In today’s episode, hosts Miraj & Patrick introduce George Danner, CEO and President of Business Laboratory LLC.

What does it mean to be a 'leadership company'? Raj and George, of Smartbridge and Business Laboratory respectfully, talk about what it takes for companies to re-imagine and re-invent how they work. They also share why the two companies are coming together to provide the skills and technology to help companies make sense of their mounds of data.

In this episode, George Danner discusses how Supply Chains are a perfect fit for analytics, what processes Supply Chains might use within analytics, and how companies can get started.

Topic: Join us this month as we discuss the evolution of complexity in the modern business world with our guests George Danner and Trevor Hilder.   George describes a future where progressive firms embrace complexity rather than run away from it..  This future is  characterized by a high degree of automation—and suggested that analytics is a key enabler.   Trevor agrees that the future will see enterprises becoming more and more data driven to cope with increasing complexity, with machines taking on a bigger role. But this makes it more important than ever that management remembers what the purpose of the organization actually is, and ensures that its actions all connect back to that purpose. Hosts: Joseph Paris, Founder of the OpEx Society & The XONITEK Group of Companies Benjamin Taylor,  Managing Partner of RedQuadrant. Guests: George Danner, Trevor Hilder [caption id="attachment_282" align="aligncenter" width="200"] George Danner[/caption]   About George: George E. Danner is President of Business Laboratory, LLC, an award winning consultancy that uses the very latest scientific techniques and methods to improve the performance of mid-size and large organizations through problem-solving, the optimization of existing practices and advanced forecasting.  He is the author of the forthcoming book about business problem solving, “Profit From Science”, published by Macmillan.   [caption id="attachment_281" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Trevor Hilder[/caption]   About Trevor: Veteran ICT teacher, project manager and developer, Expert on management cybernetics, Skunkworks operator, Moral philosopher

Joining together the formidable pattern recognition abilities of the human mind with the agility of data-driven simulation modeling is a company's best option for overcoming challenges. Business Laboratory captures information from experts in your organization to gain insights and systematically inserts the scientific method to create a living model of your business.   Key Takeaways: [1:48] Building simulation models for companies with lots of moving parts [4:28] Modeling is mimicking real life in a simulated world [6:38] Pattern recognition in the human mind is visual [9:24] Information from experts is key [10:37] Augmenting humans with computer models [11:45] A hackathon example from Praxent [16:28] Data is the fuel for scientific investigation [17:32] Legacy industries can benefit from analytics - Moneyball example [20:21] Which came first the data or the hypothesis [25:38] Applying the scientific method to business [31:04] Debates driven by data are essential to today’s businesses [32:45] Programmers are excellent problem solvers [34:53] Hiring techniques for problem solvers are outdated [37:30] Revealing thought processes [38:11] The analytical sandbox is a place for talented people to play [41:13] Contact information for George   Mentions: Business Laboratory Profit from Science Praxent Moneyball Great by Choice The Progress Principle