Podcasts about information manager

Jan Raes shares his journey from IT and banking to becoming a climate and circular economy finance expert at UNEP. He discusses the intersection of finance and sustainability, the importance of authentic leadership, and the value of international experience in shaping a meaningful career. 00:31- About Jan Raes Jan is a Belgian native living in the Netherlands. He studied in locations such as Louisville, Belgium, Copenhagen, Denmark, the Netherlands, California, and Harvard. He worked for various US-based IT firms during his first 10 years of professional life. He then switched to a major Dutch bank where he worked for 20 years, and held multiple roles like the Climate and Circular Economy Expert, Change Manager, Compliance Manager, and Information Manager.  Recently he moved to UNEP, which is the United Nations Environment Program, as the climate and circular economy expert. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Join host Abi Stokes in an exclusive interview with experts from Sweco, discussing insights into information management, cybersecurity, and consultancy. Jasper de Mink, Information Manager; Daniel Karlsson, Information Security Consultant; and Wallentin Grafstrom, Consultant, share perspectives on navigating complexities in digital landscapes. Explore strategies for optimizing data security frameworks and enhancing organizational resilience in information handling. Gain actionable insights into leveraging consultancy services to drive business success amidst evolving digital challenges.

Hoy toca hablar de datos, incluso de información. Sí. Para celebrar el episodio 150 hemos dejado los trastos de guiar a Evelio Sánchez y no se le ha ocurrido forma más gozosa para celebrar la onomástica. Y además se ha traído a un cómplice, José Ignacio Montes, para hablar del rol del information manager. Arriba esos datos! Si partimos de la base de que los modelos BIM son modelos de información, y dejamos de mirar la centelleante geometría de los modelos BIM para entrar en la información que contienen nos adentraremos en un mundo de datos, requisitos, protocolos y codificaciones. Para poner en orden la casa de la I del BIM está la figura del Responsable de Información. O si te pirras por los acrónimos en inglés, el Information Manager. Para explicarnos qué demonios es un Information Manager y cómo lidiar día a día con volúmenes masivos de datos nos hemos traído a José Ignacio Montes, arquitecto y BIM Mánager en Acciona. Ahora con proyectos tan enormes como el North London Heat Power Project. ¡Bienvenido al episodio 150 de BIMrras!

In this episode, our residential property expert, Jeremy Raj, welcomes National Trading Standards Estate & Letting Agency (NTSELAT) Policy and Information Manager, Emma Cooke, and the chair of the Home Buying and Selling Group, Kate Faulkner OBE.Following the recent release of parts B and C to the material information rules, our specialist panel analyses their effect on the property sector.With the overall aim of improving the information available to consumers, the regulations will impact everyone involved in buying or letting a property.Listen to the podcast to discover: The importance of having clear information available for consumers, so there's no hidden surprisesHow the media can help the property industry create a more informed consumer, and address the potential teething issues of introducing these regulationsWhat the new regulations mean and how they'll be implemented, especially on the online portalsAnd more.If you'd like to read the documents mentioned in the episode you can find them below:Guide for Sellers and Landlords – https://bit.ly/47YrsVIGuide for Buyers and Tenants - https://bit.ly/3uYRxoV

Mark Economou has been the Public Information Manager for the Boca Raton Police Department since 2008.  Mark is also the Southeast region chair for the PIO section of the IACP. He served as PIO chair and co-chair for the Regional Domestic Security Task Force Region 7 in South Florida for over eight years.  His media and public relations background spans nearly 20 years. I spent nearly 15 years in radio and television news as Director of Media Relations for a Public Relations firm in Rhode Island.   He was also a Media Relations Specialist for a large national bank.  He has presented to several police organizations around the country on the role and strategy of the Public Information Officer and the use of social media.Mark's Social and Contact Information. LinkedInX - TwitterEmailSupport the showSponsored by the Social Media Strategies Summit. Check out their website to learn more about their upcoming social media conferences for Public Safety and Government professionals. https://bit.ly/3IrRdDL

TOM ist das Trainingsmanagementsystem der EuFMD, das Ländern ermöglicht, die individuelle Entwicklung ihrer Tierärzte und tierärztlichen Kapazitäten zu verwalten. Das Lern-Team führt derzeit einen Pilotversuch mit den Veterinärdiensten der Schweiz durch. Ludovica Nela, Information Manager der EuFMD, führte ein Interview mit Edoardo Giani, dem Leiter der Ausbildung bei der BLV, um Ziele, Erwartungen und Vorteile für die Schweizer Tierärztliche Gemeinschaft im Zusammenhang mit dem Pilotversuch des neuen Trainingsmanagements zu besprechen. Schalten Sie ein, um zu erfahren, wie es gelaufen ist!

Brazil is one of the countries with the largest potential to produce green hydrogen in the world, having projected USD 100bn in investments for the sector.Ricardo Gedra, Analysis and Information Manager at Brazil's Chamber of Electric Energy Commercialization (#CCEE), discusses the potential of #Brazil's #greenhydrogen market and #ESG certifications with Infralogic's Gabriela Valente #infrastructure

Want to stay inspired with content tailored specifically to IMG's looking to create their medical success story? Sign up for the IMG Roadmap Newsletter so you never miss a beat! ***** Do you ever struggle with self-doubt in your journey as an IMG? Dr. John Emmanuel is here today to share how he was able to overcome this struggle and achieve success. Keep listening to find out about his Medical Success Story! Nigerian-born Dr. John Emmanuel is a Transformative Physician Leader committed to leveraging clinically innovative, health information technology and data analytical tools to solve complex problems around Quality Improvement, Value-Based Care and Practice Transformation in the continuum of care. After earning his Bachelor's Degree in Microbiology, he migrated to the Caribbean for his medical studies where he experienced culture shock. Eventually, he was able to continue on his journey to the USA after acquiring his Visa. To date, Dr. Emmanuel has worked in various capacities in the healthcare and clinical diagnostic industry. He even has previous experience working with one of the nation's leading auditing firms as a Healthcare consultant with specialty in clinical documentation improvement and currently serves as in a CDI leadership capacity at one of the prestigious academic medical center in Atlanta, Georgia. Though his path was nontraditional, he encountered challenges just like many others. His tenacity and drive to complete his studies caused him to waver, but he never quitted. He is now offering his very own courses through FOS Consulting LLC to assist others in paving a way to success. Other tips that helped him in his success were: · Having a positive support system who would be your cheerleaders and serve as mentors · Creating a five year and ten year plan · Charting a vision board, outlining short term as well as long term goals · Job sculpting by utilizing available data analysis · Having the passion and not quit, remain resilient · Having a purpose bigger than oneself. Dr. Emmanuel's day to day functions are in the field of Clinical Documentation Integrity. Some of his responsibilities include reviewing the medical records of a patient from admission to discharge. He attributes his success to remaining marketable by constantly improving himself through taking courses and other means while never giving up! You can connect with Dr. Emmanuel on his website www.fosconsulting.org& his Instagram @fosconsultingllc. You can also listen to all full episodes of the podcast on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts and Spotify. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ninalum/support

British Dyslexia Association with Helen GoodsallHelen is the Knowledge & Information Manager at the British Dyslexia Association, an experienced workplace assessor and a parent of dyslexic children. She joins us to discuss the theme for Dyslexia Awareness week ‘Breaking through barriers' which looks at how those living with dyslexia can overcome obstacles in their lives, this could be during education, work or general day-to-day living.1 in 10 of the population has dyslexia, a processing disorder, but with the right support and reasonable adjustments barriers to education and employment can be removed. The campaign seeks to reframe the language and stigma attached to the condition, which simply put is a different way of learning.In the conversation Helen shares with us ways society can ensure that no one is left behind due to their learning differences.If you are experiencing any issues discussed in this podcast please contact your GP or healthcare practitioner.For supportBritish Dyslexia Association    Hosted by Chantal Boyle, Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.Want to share your story? email conversations@hiddendisabilitiesstore.com 

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You can't do and you can't be what you don't know or can't see! Knowledge managers create processes, systems, and user-friendly opportunities to collaborate, share, use and manage knowledge to connect people to organisational knowledge in a timely way so they can do their job efficiently. Great knowledge managers are integral to an organisation's performance, help create competitive advantage, lead and support innovation, agility, and continuous improvement. In this podcast, Mira Renko, Special Counsel - Knowledge and Practice Support – Finance, K & L Gates Australia discussed how knowledge managers play a pivotal role in legal practice, with these amazing specialists: Leona Blanco, National Knowledge and Information Manager, Clyde & Co Catherine Bryant, Knowledge Manager and Automation Lead, Tompkins Wake Fiona Evans, Director of Knowledge, Asia Pacific at Norton Rose Fulbright This podcast was part of the COL-CLI NewLaw Careers Summit 2022 program on 17 May 2022. If you would like to know more about NewLaw Careers, you'll find loads of information in our NewLaw Careers Series here. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this podcast, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free Resource Hub here.

Kimberly DeCola, CRM and Information Manager for Austin Energy, joins Access Answers to talk about her experience as a presenter and attendee at the AIIM Conference 2022. Kimberly DeCola: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-decola-crm/ (www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-decola-crm/) Contact Us: info@accesssciences.com

Our National Head of Residential Property, https://www.irwinmitchell.com/our-people/jeremy-raj (Jeremy Raj), highlights the key changes and their impact on consumers, estate agents, and the whole of the residential property industry. Joined by experts Emma Cooke, Policy and Information Manager from Trading Standards and Kate Faulkner, Property Expert, they discuss in detail what the regulations are, what the changes will mean, and the potential repercussions.

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Steve Bignell speaks with Flow in the week that both indicators for sheep and beef prices in eastern Australia hit record highs

This week, we talk about data and profitability with the folks from Greene Crop Consulting. Greene Crop works with growers to maximize profit and crop production on their operations. About Danny: Danny founded Greene Crop Consulting in 2006. He has a Masters Degree in Agronomy from Purdue University. He also has experience as a Research Agronomist at Purdue where he focused on forage and crop performance. In addition, he worked as an Information Manager with Pioneer Hi-Bred International specializing in agronomy support. Danny is a Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) and a licensed federal crop insurance agent. In 2014, Danny became a board member for the Indiana CCA and among the first in the state to obtain the “4R Nutrient Management Specialist” designation. He currently serves on the boards for the Indiana CCA, Amplify Consultant Network, and IN 4R Nutrient Stewardship Council. Danny resides in Franklin with his wife and children. About Bethany: Bethany graduated from Purdue University with a degree in Agribusiness in May 2019 with a focus in Finance. During her time at Purdue and immediately following graduation she worked at Indiana Packers Corporation working in Food Safety and Quality Assurance focusing on research and development. Bethany is currently pursuing her Juris Doctorate at IU McKinney School of Law with a focus in Agriculture Law. Bethany is passionate about the business challenges facing producers across the agriculture industry and is dedicated to protecting the entity, increasing profitability, and balancing smart agronomic choices. Her primary focus at Greene Crop Consulting will be to serve as the team's Precision Crop Advisor spearheading our new Pay Dirt Program. We are excited about this new opportunity and the value it can bring to our clients. If you are enjoying the show, tweet us using #PremierPodcast. Free Resources: For more helpful tips and insight on all things data and agriculture, visit our blog at http://info.premiercrop.com/blog Curious about precision ag? Download our 5 Steps to Getting Started Guide: http://info.premiercrop.com/5-steps-guide Ready to cut through the bull? Download our No Bull Guide to Precision Ag: http://info.premiercrop.com/field-profitability-guide Podcast provided by Premier Crop Systems. Learn more about us at https://www.premiercrop.com Check out our guests' website: https://www.greenecrop.com

Driving compliance records information management when your workforce is primarily remote can prove challenging. Taking on a project to improve internal compliance monitoring during the pandemic, may be even more complex. Tune in to listen to some best practices and experience our Global Records and Information Manager, Arlette Walls, shares with our host Sue Trobley in this episode. Arlette talks about her very remotely driven project she participated in with the team in France, whilst being based in California herself.

The 2020 pandemic has forced international education to change in many ways, including the overnight change from the much-beloved in-person conferences to virtual. In this episode, CJ is joined by CANIE Co-host Evelien Renders, Information Manager in internationalization at Radboud University, to talk to two associations: the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) and the Inter-American Organization for Higher Education (OIHE) about their organizations' views on climate justice and action, and the benefits and challenges of virtual, bi-annual, and annual conference models. We listen to Larissa Bezo, President and CEO of the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), Melissa Payne, Director of Membership, Research and Learning (CBIE), and Luis Kauachi (IOHE) discuss the future of conferences and networking and finally - how practitioners can play active roles in shaping these changes. The presenting sponsor for the CANIE Climate Dialogues is the University of Auckland's International Office.

I met Kory Murphy in a Society for Information Manager's meeting talking about getting diverse communities into Information Technology as well as other STEM fields. Kory is a powerful yet approachable public speaker and I've really enjoyed his subsequent talks. His character and stage presence assure he is mobbed at the end of his lectures. Today, we are talking about investment capital in diverse communities. We will talk about successes, tragedies and failures and what is happening now and how to be persuasive in negotiating capital investment in diverse communities. Join us in the Persuasion Lab: www.thepersuasionlab.com Got questions? Feedback? Drop me a line at info@negotiationstrategist.comThe host and our guests anonymize case studies, stories, and examples. Any resemblance to real persons and similar circumstances is coincidental. Nothing in this podcast should be relied upon as legal, financial, psychological, or medical advice. As such you should not rely solely on the information in this podcast. Please consult the relevant licensed professional in your jurisdiction to get information before you change your position in reliance on any information presented.

Steen Sunesen talks about BIM for asset owners, BIM requirements, BIM adoption, and much more. Steen is Chief Architect and Information Manager at Statsbygg. Statsbygg is the Norwegian government's building commissioner, property manager and developer. We also advise the government in construction and property affairs. Our work includes commissioning building projects like the Norwegian Opera House in Oslo or The Global Seed Vault in Svalbard. We also manage many national heritage properties and Norwegian embassies, as well as most of the buildings and properties we have commissioned. Subscribe Spotify | Apple | YouTube | Google | Stitcher | Player.fm | iHeart Resources Steen's LinkedIn profile Statsbygg SIMBA 2.0 Other resources Try Plannerly for FREE - The BIM Management Platform  

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are undoubtedly the future of the way we manage information. There’s, however, always a compliance concern that comes up in conversations about these technologies. Can AI and ML help organisations with their compliance efforts?  In this 30min podcast, Iron Mountain experts - Arlette Walls, Global Records and Information Manager, and Nicola Bagwell, Director InSight Enablement and Customer Success - talk about leveraging AI and ML technology in managing compliance throughout your information life cycle. Hosted by Sue Trombley.   

The latest in our focus on the gut microbiome, this episode takes a further look deep into our lower intestine to find out all about our gut health and how it impacts on our overall health and wellbeing. Why does our gut microbiome affect us so greatly? What foods can we eat to cultivate a healthy gut microbiome? How are popular diets and supplements affect this area of our health? To answer all these questions and more, we've assembled an incredible panel of experts who will take us on a journey into our gut microbiome. Joining host Stefan Gates are Julie Thompson, Information Manager, Guts UK, Allison Clark, Nutritionist and Mariette Abrahams, CEO, Qina. About our panel Allison Clark, Nutritionist Allison Clark has a masters in nutrition and health from Open University in Barcelona and a master in journalism. She is a freelance writer and nutritionist and has written various peer review papers about the role the gut microbiota plays in health, disease and endurance exercise performance. Allison is passionate about the role diet and the gut microbiota play in health and disease. Julie Thompson, Guts UK Julie Thompson is the Information Manager at Guts UK charity www.gutscharity.org.uk. She has had twelve years’ experience of working in the NHS as a dietitian specialising in gastroenterology. She has also written for the British Journal of Nursing, Nurse Prescribing magazine and NHD magazine. Professionally, she is a member of the Gastroenterology Specialist Group of the British Dietetic Association and was a member of the working group for development of UK guidelines on Irritable Bowel Syndrome and diet and a lay member of the NICE Quality Standards for IBS development group. She has also written a systematic review on probiotic treatment in IBS. Guts UK have information booklets and pages on the website called ‘The role of gut bacteria in health and disease’ and also ‘Gut microbiome (poo) testing’  for people to read more on the subject. They can be downloaded from www.gutscharity.org.uk (http://www.gutscharity.org.uk/) on the lifestyle page or contact info@gutscharity.org.uk (mailto:info@gutscharity.org.uk) or 07821 122246 for a hardcopy Mariëtte Abrahams, CEO, Qina Mariëtte Abrahams (https://marietteabrahams.com/) MBA PhD- Nutrition business consultant and founder of Qina, a boutique consultancy that provides nutrition expertise, nutrition data-science, speaking and innovation services with the goal of closing the gap between industry, technology, academia and health practitioners. She is a guest lecturer at London’s St Mary’s university on business innovation and entrepreneurship for nutrition professionals and a published researcher. She is passionate about prevention, how technology can be an enabler for equitable health solutions as well as ethical AI with a focus on inclusion. She is a regular speaker, panellist, and moderator on the topic of personalised nutrition and wellbeing at national, international and corporate events. She is currently based in Portugal and her mission is to challenge, to inspire and to connect.

Barry Norman has been a media junkie, having worked in the magazine, newspaper, radio, television and film industries and a couple of side stints in aviation (two airlines and a ramp controller at the international tower for Hartsfield Airport in Atlanta). His career in television has included being a video tape editor for CNN: the Public Relations Manager for World Championship Wrestling; Information Manager for Six Olympic Games. In the music biz, he was the creator/writer/producer of the nationally syndicated, alternative radio show, Cross Currents and in the promotion department for Savage Records which released David Bowie’s album, “Black Tie White Noise.” In film, he was the Founder and Executive Director for the Dahlonega and Rome (GA) International Film Festivals and is also an award-winning filmmaker. His film “Deadbeats” stars a young Melissa McBride (“Carol” from “The Walking Dead”) and Mick Foley (Cactus Jack and Mankind from professional wrestling) and has been illegally pirated and downloaded all over the world. He has a BA in American History from Connecticut College; holds a certification in Magazine Publishing Procedures from New York University and also is certified in Music Business from The Music Business Institute and a Master of Fine arts in Film Studies from Boston University. He was the owner/operator of Eveningstar Cinema in Brunswick, Maine from 2010 -2019, which was Maine's #1 arthouse movie theater and in the top 200 nationally. He has concentrated on his writing, having written his first book, "Flipping Point" in 2016; his 2nd book, "The Angriest Childhood in the World in 2018 and has since written two more books to come out later this spring, and one play, written completely in Shakespearean English called "Screwjob," which is about one of the most famous incidents in professional wrestling - The Montreal Screwjob." https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-delightful-denver-doldrums Flipping Point by Barry R Norman https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NA9VDGC/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_phJQEbRTY4DX5 via @amazon The Angriest Childhood in the World by Barry Norman https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G4MN2NB/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_IjJQEb8G61SC6 via @amazon patreon.com/jimandcasey Twitter Barry Norman - @Preloggy @ontheroadwithJ3 @guitaristjimbo @caseyschearer80 Instagram @ontheroadwithjimandcasey @guitaristjimbo @caseyschearer

(Podcast miniseries art of Jane Austen courtesy of the University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.) Our Women's History Month celebration of Jane Austen continues! Today's chat is with a woman who I so admire - she created HER VERY OWN HAPPILY EVER AFTER ENDING of Sanditon after watching season 1! Tune in to hear more about how she became active in the Sanditon Sisterhood, and more important - where you can read HER adapted happily ever after endings for Sanditon, even if we never get them on TV or the Big Screen! Angie's bio: Angie Stenning began her career in a variety of administrative roles in early 1990’s and went on to join the U.K. Civil Service in 1997. During her Civil Service career, spanning over twenty years, Angie has fulfilled a variety of managerial roles and is currently employed as an Information Manager. Angie began writing after the loss of her mother to cancer, and wrote her first published poem at the age of 11. She continued to write poetry throughout her teen’s and twenty’s and a number have been published in anthologies. After taking an extended break from writing, Angie only started writing again during the 2019 ITV televised Jane Austen drama, Sanditon. Since then, Angie has returned to writing poetry, but has found a new love for prose. Her first fan fiction Return to Sanditon was published to Archive of Our Own (AO3) and Wattpad in November 2019 and has been read over 30,000 times. She continues her story with two further Return to Sanditon Novella’s (Crowe & Edward’s stories). In January this year, Angie was accepted onto the Romantic Novelists Association (RNA) New Writers Scheme and is currently writing her first full length novel set in the regency period. Angie works full time, is studying for a Charters Managers Degree and is mum to two boys, two dogs and two ponies and lives in rural North Dorset on the south coast of England. Where to Read Angie's endings: #ReturnToSanditon Return to Sanditon - A Novella by Angie_loves_Sanditon - Sanditon (TV 2019), Welcome to Sand... http://archiveofourown.org/works/21334312 "Return to Sanditon - A Novella" on #Wattpad https://my.w.tt/zFnsHsdz33 Return to Sanditon - Gunpowder & Rose - Crowe's Story by Angie_loves_Sanditon - Multifandom https://archiveofourown.org/works/21521068 "Gunpowder & Rose - a Return To Sanditon Novella " on #Wattpad https://my.w.tt/5XntHpaz33 Return to Sanditon - The Redemption of Sir Edward Denham by Angie_loves_Sanditon - Sanditon ... http://archiveofourown.org/works/22106422 “The Redemption of Sir Edward Denham - A Return to Sanditon Novella” https://my.w.tt/rD7mgLbFE3 If you're fired up to try and get a #SanditonSeason2 like the rest of us, go back to episode 1.

Learn how an Information Manager role can improve your organization by increasing efficiency and effectiveness. Our host John Valencia and special guest Naomi O'Connor chat about the crucial role most organizations are missing. Listen to why an Information Manager can make your job easier and more fun in the process!

In this episode we continue our "I Am AIIM" series of interviews with members of the community to explore the current challenges and opportunities in IIM today. Candace McCabe, Solution Architect at J.B. Hunt Transport, joins us to discuss their recent IIM successes. Also Wayne Whyte, Records and Information Manager, Texas Dept of Transportation explores some of his current IIM efforts.  Host, Kevin Craine  

Welcome to episode 20 of Women of the Military Podcast. Today’s guest is Cherron Brown Cherron has been a military spouse for 18 years and she is an Air Force veteran. She served in the Air Force for 3.5 years. she was an Information Manager. It was a split role of admin work and IT work. It allowed her to work with a variety of people from crew chiefs to supply personnel. She is still involved with the military as a Key Spouse for her husband's squadron and being a part of a few of the other groups on base. She also writes a blog to help military spouses understand and cope with military life called The Veteran Spouse. She joined the Air Force to travel the world, but ended up being assigned to her home state of California at Edwards AFB. It wasn’t what she was hoping for. She joined the Air Force in 2000 and we touched on the differences between the military before September 11th and after. She met her husband while serving on active duty and he deployed during the early stages of the war when communication wasn’t very easy. She never had a particular hard time as a female in the military. Often people underestimated her or didn’t expect much out of her because of her petite frame and being a female. She worked with a lot of crew chiefs who were a little rough around the edges, but she never had a problem getting her job done. She decided to leave the military when her first child was born. Being overseas as a dual military couple would mean that if they both deployed, they would have to fly their child back to the states to have them watched. It was also difficult with all the exercises and long days when they were both working. It made the most sense for their family to have one person stay in and the other be a stay at home parent and military spouse. When she left the military she jumped into the role of military spouse and mom. Since she didn’t know anyone other female military spouses who were veterans she didn’t talk about her experience and almost forgot about her time in the service. Mentioned in this episode Veteran Spouse Blog (under construction) Deployment Series

In this episode we talk to Rob Jackson from Bond Bryan Digital in the UK. We discuss the role of the Information Manager and the process he has undertaken as an Information Manager assisting clients to deliver Digital Asset Requirements. Understanding this process is a key step in beginning your Digital Transition. Bond Bryan Digital  … Continue reading EPISODE 7: The Information Management Process with Rob Jackson →

Definición Manager en español debe traducirse como Director, Gerente o Administrador según la RAE: http://lema.rae.es/dpd/srv/search?key=m%E1nager Management se puede traducir como Dirección o Gestión.No existe una definición oficial (estándares) ni oficiosa (no está ni en la wikipedia) de "BIM manager".En Internet, la mayoría son "publicidad" de másteres BIM. (En mi propio blog hay un post de 2014, patrocinado de estos. Todos tenemos un pasado oscuro, jejejeje).Las que más me gustan:https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/BIM_managerhttps://aecuk.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/aecukbimtechnologyprotocol-v2-1-1-201506022.pdf (página 12) Tareas de "gestión BIM" En teoría... Objetivos BIM corporativosInvestigación, Desarrollo e InnovaciónProcesos y EstándaresImplementación BIM en la empresaFormación y soporte(A veces) Plan de ejecución BIM Pero dependiendo del tamaño de la empresa... Cuanto más pequeña es la empresa, más se desdibuja la figura del BIM manager, asumiendo tareas de coordinación e incluso de modelado.También afecta el tipo de empresa: Promotora, constructora, fabricante... El BIM manager ¿tiene que ser experto en modelado? Ya lo comenté en el post de 2017: Por qué los BIM manager SÍ tienen que ser expertos en software.Las tareas de un BIM manager requieren ser experto en modelado aunque no modele habitualmente.Si no necesitas que sea experto en modelado, tienes una empresa muy muy grande o posiblemente estás hablando de un Information Manager. Information Manager Sí que hay definiciones oficiales (ISO 19650-1, por ejemplo).https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/BIM_information_manager Tareas de un Information manager:Establecer un entorno de datos común, junto con sus procesos, procedimientos y seguridad. Garantizar su integridad.Establecer la estructura de información tanto para el proyecto como para gestión de activos, los estándares para el modelo de información, acordar los formatos de salida y validar el cumplimiento.Establecer los LODs y los responsables de entregar dichos LODs en cada etapa del proyecto.Ayudar al equipo del proyecto a establecer procesos de intercambio de información.Otros procedimientos de gestión, como el mantenimiento de registros, los procedimientos de control de cambios, etc.No hace ni una sola tarea de supervisión de modelado, detección de interferencias, etc. Realidad de los BIM manager en el sector Perfil Perfil típico: Arquitect@ joven, delineante joven en empresas muy pequeñas.Gran dominio de la tecnologíaAutodidacta e investigadorCapacidad para gestionar personasHabilidades en comunicación y formación En la mayoría de empresas que se meten en BIM, el BIM manager es el que más sabe de Revit de la empresa.En otras empresas un poco más grandes, el bim manager no es el que más sabe de revit, pero de los que saben, ha destacado liderando personas. Tareas La mayoría del tiempo (3-4 días a la semana) están modelando como sus compañeros y resolviendo dudas y problemas relacionados con el software y los procedimientos de modelado.El resto del tiempo se reparten entre:Coordinación de proyectos, interna y con colaboradores externos.Investigando flujos de trabajo nuevos.Asistir a eventos y reuniones sobre BIM para estar al día.Dependiendo del tamaño y tipo de empresa, otras tareas son:Crear familiasDesarrollar rutinas de dynamoDar formaciones internas Sueldos Suelen tener un sueldo entre un 10% y 30% más alto que sus compañeros. https://www.linkedin.com/salary/ Estados Unidos: entre 56k y 104K al año. Media: 75K Reino Unido: entre 32k y 80K al año. Media: 49KEspaña: no hay datos, pero entre 26K y 35K Másteres de BIM manager Las tareas de un BIM manager requieren experiencia, no formación.Un aparejador no es jefe de obra porque tenga un título, empezará por ayudante de obra, o jefe de producción, con suerte.Decir que eres BIM manager por hacer un máster, es como estar en paro, pero decir que eres director general por haber hecho un MBA."En el mundo de los ciegos, el tuerto es rey".Están bien como forma intensiva de meterse en BIM, pero si consigues ser BIM manager de una empresa por un master, es sólo por la escasez de oferta en el mercado laboral. Resumen No existe una definición oficial de "BIM manager".Las tareas que desempeña dependen mucho del tamaño de la empresa.Pero en las PYMES, esas tareas necesitan fuertes conocimientos en software, gestión de personas y capacidad para formar y dar soporte a compañeros.Ganan un poco más que sus compañeros, pero no son un directivo ni mucho menos.Los másteres de BIM manager, deberían llamarse Másteres BIM "a secas", BIM manager es un cargo, no un título. ¿Quieres que responda a tus preguntas en el podcast? Envíamelas en la sección de contactar. ¿Quieres escuchar otro episodio? Los tienes todos en la sección de Podcast de esta web.

This week the government's publication of its draft Brexit Withdrawal Agreement was followed by the cabinet resignations of Dominic Raab and Esther McVey. The financial markets responded with a sharp drop in the pound before it stabilised and a fall in the share price of UK focused companies. Guest: Tom Stevenson Investment Director at Fidelity Worldwide Investments. Some of the biggest clothing retailers are being warned they could be encouraging young shoppers to get into problem debt. Major sports and fashion names are using a new type of “try before you buy” service from the Swedish bank Klarna for online orders. Guest Moira O'Neill, head of personal finance at Interactive Investor. A childminder reveals how problems with the government's tax-free childcare system are impacting on her business. Earlier this month around 22,000 standing order payments from parents to childcare providers were delayed. HMRC have apologised and say it was an isolated issue which has been fixed. Guest: Aoife Hamilton, Policy and Information Manager at Employers for Childcare. Until now Starling Bank services could only be accessed via a smartphone app. That changed this week after it joined a partnership which allows its customers to deposit and withdraw cash at Post Office branches. Is this a step backwards for digital banking? Guest: Anne Boden CEO and founder, Starling Bank. Presenter: Paul Lewis Reporter: Dan Whitworth Producer: Charmaine Cozier Editor: Richard Vadon

Last night a highly-debated topic regarding government-mandated nurse-patient ratios was discussed on My Generation, broadcast live from 7-8:00 pm, on 95.9 WATD-FM, with guests Susan Griffin, News and Information Manager, and Tim Quigley, Chief Nursing Officer, of South Shore Health System . On November 6, voters in Massachusetts will weigh in on this topic with […] The post Ballot question #1 discussed with healthcare professionals appeared first on South Shore Senior News.

In this episode, Katie is joined by Heather Roberts, Coordinator for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in College of Forestry and Information Manager for Landscape Ecology, Modeling, Mapping and Analysis (LEMMA) collaborative research group at Oregon State University. Heather Roberts has worked as a database administrator, GIS analyst and programmer at OSU on the Landscape Ecology, Modeling, Mapping and Analysis team since 2006. She performs a variety of tasks related to developing highly detailed models of forest vegetation across large multi-ownership landscapes. She completed her Bachelor's degree at the University of Oregon, majoring in Computer and Information Science and Environmental Studies. Prior to OSU, Heather worked as a database administrator and field technician at Dorena Genetic Resource Center, a Forest Service research station that specializes in breeding tree populations with natural resistance to invasive pathogens. In 2016, Heather coordinated the planning process to develop a strategic plan to enhance diversity, equity and inclusion in the College of Forestry (CoF). She was appointed as the College's first Coordinator for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in July 2017. Her Coordinator duties include organizing efforts for implementing strategies in the DEI plan across CoF departments and units, chairing the College's new DEI standing committee, and serving as liaison with others on campus engaged in DEI initiatives.   Segment 1: Researching Without a PhD [00:00-12:27] In this first segment, Heather shares her pathway to a research position without earning a PhD. Segment 2: Data Documentation and Database Administration [12:28-22:37] In segment two, Heather shares some best practices of database administration. Segment 3: Heather's Pathway to a Leadership Role [22:38-34:23] In segment three, Heather shares about her most recent career shift into leading a diversity and inclusion initiative. Bonus Clip #1 [00:00-04:13]: Heather Roberts's Favorite Books for Professional Development To share feedback about this podcast episode, ask questions that could be featured in a future episode, or to share research-related resources, contact the “Research in Action” podcast: Twitter: @RIA_podcast or #RIA_podcast Email: riapodcast@oregonstate.edu Voicemail: 541-737-1111 If you listen to the podcast via iTunes, please consider leaving us a review. The views expressed by guests on the Research in Action podcast do not necessarily represent the views of Ecampus or Oregon State University.

How to break the links between poverty, pain and unemployment. In the second programme in our Good Work double bill we hear how people in pain and their families are affected by barriers to employment and support. Kieran McGee and his wife Anne-Marie tell how his neuropathic pain and a lack of ongoing support put an end to both his career and hers as she became his full-time carer. Angela O’Neill recalls having to leave the nursing job she loved and her ‘distressing’ experience of a poorly managed back to work scheme. Staff at the Health and Social Care Alliance set out how the Access to Work programme can help people managing long term conditions to overcome obstacles to getting to and thriving in the workplace. And Jason Leitch of NHS Scotland discusses the Glasgow effect – Scotland’s largest city’s inequalities of health and life expectancy – and how to reduce them. Find out more about the programmes and organisations featured in this episode: Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland Healthyworkinglives.com (NHS support for people with long term conditions and their employers) Access to Work Contributors: * Professor Jason Leitch, Clinical Director of the Healthcare Quality Unit, NHS Scotland * Kieran McGee * Anne-Marie McGee * Angela O’Neill *Andrew Strong, Policy and Information Manager, the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland * Louise Coupland, Health and Employability Manager, the Health and Social Care Alliance First broadcast 08.12.15 #Carers #Epidemiologyofpain #Healthcarepolicy #Socialandeconomicimpactofpain #Unemployment #Work

Global Perspectives of Open Access Speakers: Prof Nicholas Canny, European Research Council's Working Group on Open Access Geraldine Clement Stoneham, Knowledge and Information Manager, Medical Research Council UK, and RCUK Research Outputs Network Dr Julia M Wallace, Manager, PEER (Publishing and the Ecology of European Research) Project The Royal Irish Academy and the Irish Research Council held a forum on Open Access on May 2, 2013. Representatives from Irish researchers, public research funders, publishers and industry met in the Royal Irish Academy to discuss the implications of rolling out Open Access to all publicly funded research in Ireland, including making research freely accessible without charge on the internet. Speakers at the Forum considered how Open Access can support the best research to reach not only the best scientists but also a wider public audience. They considered whether and how Open Access can encourage greater use of research by small and medium enterprises, and explore how Irish Open Access policies measure up against the proposed UK ‘Gold Model' of Open Access and the European Commission's proposed ‘Green Model'. More details: https://www.ria.ie/About/Our-Work/Policy/RIA-Initiatives/Making-Open-Access-Work-for-Ireland.aspx www.ria.ie Disclaimer: The Royal Irish Academy has prepared the content of this website responsibly and carefully, but disclaims all warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information contained in any of the materials. The views expressed are the authors' own and not those of the Royal Irish Academy.

Dan Henderson N1ND ARRL Field Day Director and Regulatory Information Manager talks all about ARRL Field Day 2009 and all the up coming activities.