Podcast appearances and mentions of imran anwar

How the Cloud Can Save Democracy with Imran Anwar Comcastrodors, please welcome cloud computing thought leader Imran Anwar to the podcast. The founder of Internet email and the .PK ccTLD in Pakistan, Imran is a serial entrepreneur, technologist, published writer, and media personality, frequently found on leading global TV news channels and popular radio talk shows as an outspoken journalist and media expert on global affairs, technology, politics, and social affairs. Imran has created unique cloud computing offerings across a variety of industries from healthcare to financial services, public sector, retail, manufacturing, education, and service providers. He discusses with us opportunities for both big and small businesses to utilize the cloud, the conflict of privacy and security, and the growth of data collection ubiquity. He also shares with us the present challenges to democracy through monied interests and the power of networks to spread positive ideals while also enabling extremist groups, as well as his ideas for enhancing democracy at home with digital solutions to lead the world in the creation and adoption of a more reliable democratic process. cloud computing, cloud computing democracy, cloud computing government, cloud computing industry, cloud computing podcast, cloud democracy, cloud podcast, democratization of technology, digital government, Imran Anwar, Imran Anwar interview, Imran Anwar podcast, open cloud

We will be talking about how to embrace your passion to grow your friends and followers and ultimately your business! This week's guest is a great example of this, Imran Anwar. He  is founder of Internet/Email in Pakistan, and among the early pioneers of the net. He established the first ISP, IMRAN.PK & co-founded .PK ccTLD (country code Top Level Domain Pakistan). He also launched credit cards there. He is a New York, USA, based corporate business & technology strategy and C-level management consulting professional. Imran is an experienced serial "parallel entrepreneur" well known for his thought leadership in cloud computing, location-aware commerce, micro-payments and the big data power of new/social media. A popular keynote speaker at events in USA, Europe and Asia, he is also a published writer & journalist, radio & TV commentator & talk show guest on CNN, Fox, News12, WWRL, ETV & anchor/host on global GEO, etc. on tech, global affairs & business. Imran has helped Fortune 500 firms create new opportunities and is called an "idea-generation machine". As trusted advisor to powerful names in media, financial services & technology C-levels, he has consulted to Chairmen/CEOs of world leading firms. His 1980 slogan, "Change The World; Bit By Bit, Byte By Byte"™, is often quoted by others.    

We will be talking about how to embrace your passion to grow your friends and followers and ultimately your business! This week's guest is a great example of this, Imran Anwar. He  is founder of Internet/Email in Pakistan, and among the early pioneers of the net. He established the first ISP, IMRAN.PK & co-founded .PK ccTLD (country code Top Level Domain Pakistan). He also launched credit cards there. He is a New York, USA, based corporate business & technology strategy and C-level management consulting professional. Imran is an experienced serial "parallel entrepreneur" well known for his thought leadership in cloud computing, location-aware commerce, micro-payments and the big data power of new/social media. A popular keynote speaker at events in USA, Europe and Asia, he is also a published writer & journalist, radio & TV commentator & talk show guest on CNN, Fox, News12, WWRL, ETV & anchor/host on global GEO, etc. on tech, global affairs & business. Imran has helped Fortune 500 firms create new opportunities and is called an "idea-generation machine". As trusted advisor to powerful names in media, financial services & technology C-levels, he has consulted to Chairmen/CEOs of world leading firms. His 1980 slogan, "Change The World; Bit By Bit, Byte By Byte"™, is often quoted by others.    

We talked about the deal with Pakistani reporter/analyst Imran Anwar.

Imran Anwar spoke to us from Lahore about a battle between government forces and Taliban militants that left 43 civillians dead.

Imran Anwar says the U.S. and Pakistan must wage a public relations war against the Taliban.