Podcasts about Irfan Khan

ASUG CEO & Chief Community Champion Geoff Scott traveled to New York for the SAP Business Unleashed event, where SAP unveiled its newest offering, SAP Business Data Cloud, and its partnership with Databricks, a data analytics and  management software company.During his trip, Scott sat down with Irfan Khan, President and Chief Product Officer of SAP Data & Analytics. They discussed SAP's new offering and partnership, and how these announcements will help enterprises develop a data foundation for business insights and artificial-intelligence applications.Key topics from their conversation included:How SAP Business Data Cloud is different from SAP Datasphere.The way SAP Business Data Cloud will sit in the SAP suite alongside applications such as the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) and SAP Analytics Cloud.The importance of integrating SAP and non-SAP data into a single data layer.For more information on these announcements and their impact on the SAP ecosystem, check out the following SAP insights:The trust factor: Data, resilience, and innovationSAP and Databricks Open a Bold New Era of Data and AI

2025-01-17 Irfan Khan, MD (Circuit Clinical) joined hosts Craig Lipset and Jane Myles for a discussion around what HCPs think about clinical research and how to gain their support on routine care in clinical trials. We discuss the journey of HCPs becoming investigators and what we need to drive this forward in the community.You can join TGIF-DTRA Sessions live on LinkedIn Live on Friday's at 12:00 PM ET by checking out our LinkedIn. Follow the Decentralized Trials & Research Alliance (DTRA) on LinkedIn and X. Learn more about Membership options and our work at www.dtra.org.

Longest running radio show and Top 25% Spotify podcast hosted by Sameer Khera from San Francisco. This is a tribute to Irfan Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput who have their heavenly birthdays in Jan.

  Are you ready to explore the future of data and AI? In our upcoming episode of Tech Talks Daily, I am thrilled to welcome Irfan Khan, Chief Product Officer at SAP, to discuss SAP's groundbreaking data and analytics portfolio, particularly the new SAP Data Sphere offering. Irfan brings a wealth of experience and insights, starting from his early interest in technology inspired by his father to his formative computing experiences with the BBC Micro and Amstrad CPC 464. His journey from CTO at Sybase to various sales roles at SAP has given him a unique customer-centric perspective that fuels his innovative approach to data and AI. Our conversation dives deep into the SAP Data Sphere, a revolutionary business virtual data fabric concept that allows for data federation without the need for physical data consolidation. This groundbreaking approach preserves data context and metadata, which are critical for training high-quality generative AI models. Irfan explains how Data Sphere leverages knowledge graphs and vector stores to enable contextual AI capabilities, allowing businesses to detect signals and patterns across disparate data sources for applications like supply chain optimization. One of the standout aspects of our discussion is the emphasis on data quality, lineage, and ethical use, which are paramount for the responsible deployment of generative AI. Irfan shares SAP's commitment to ethical AI, including the formation of an ethical AI committee to vet models before production use, and discusses the measures taken to prevent hallucinations, cultural biases, and maintain data integrity. Irfan also highlights real-world applications of SAP Data Sphere and generative AI, such as detecting early signals of supply chain disruptions and ethically screening candidates for recruitment. These examples showcase how generative AI is enhancing business applications across various industries, driving innovation, and supporting better decision-making. Looking ahead, Irfan paints an exciting picture of the future of data and AI, with rapid innovation from big tech players like Google, Meta, and OpenAI. He underscores the importance of continuous learning through bite-sized content and networking to stay ahead in this dynamic field. What steps can your business take to leverage the power of AI and contextual data? Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights from Irfan Khan and discover how SAP's innovative solutions can transform your data management and AI strategies. After listening, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the role of generative AI in your business and how you plan to practice better data hygiene for responsible AI use.

The Black Caps have responded in style, as Mark Chapman inspired New Zealand to a series-levelling seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in Rawalpindi. Just 24 hours after being bowled out for 90 to lose by seven wickets at the same venue, a heavily depleted Black Caps side flipped the script on their hosts, and chased down their target of 179 runs with ease. That chase was anchored by an unbeaten 87 from Chapman, who continued his love affair with Pakistan after being named man-of-the-series in New Zealand's 2-2 draw just over a year ago. Arriving at the crease at 53/2, Chapman scored a 29-ball half-century, and added a 117-run partnership with Dean Foxcroft (31 off 29) to all but get the Black Caps home. New Zealand's win was made all the more impressive by the fact the squad was depleted even further, as neither Ben Lister nor Josh Clarkson travelled to the ground after being struck by illness. As captain Michael Bracewell won the toss and opted to field first, the stand-in skipper would have been forgiven for ruing his decision as Pakistan made 178/4 from their 20 overs. While no Pakistan batter passed 50, partnerships of 55 between openers Babar Azam (37 off 29) and Saim Ayub (32 off 22) and 62 between Shadab Khan (41 off 20) and Irfan Khan (30 not out off 20) made up the bulk of the total. Ish Sodhi was the pick of the Kiwi attack, and took 2/25 from his four overs, as the rest of New Zealand's attack struggled to contain Pakistan. The pair of Zak Foulkes and Will O'Rourke both went wicketless in their first taste of the shortest format at international level. In reply, New Zealand's openers got off to their best start of the series, as Tim Seifert (21 off 16) and Tim Robinson (28 off 19) added 42 for the first wicket. Once they fell, though, the pair of Chapman and Foxcroft took over. In 42 balls, the pair added a 50 stand, but needed just 17 more to raise their century partnership as Chapman took over. The left-hander plundered nine boundaries and four sixes in his innings, and reached his seventh T20 international fifty in the process. Once Foxcroft went, though, caught and bowled by Abbas Afridi, New Zealand needed just nine runs from more than three overs. And after Jimmy Neesham found the rope with the final ball of the 18th over, Chapman sealed the win at the start of the 19th, and at the very least ensured the new-look Black Caps won't leave Pakistan empty-handed. Both teams will now enjoy three days off, as the series relocates from Rawalpindi to Lahore for games four and five. Alex Powell is an Online Sports Editor for the NZ Herald. He has been a sports journalist since 2016, and previously worked for both Newshub and 1News.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Saba Zaidi, a graduate of the National School of Drama in New Delhi, joined Doordarshan as a Drama Producer in 1976. She was instrumental in introducing some of the best known film actors of our time such as Anupam Kher and Irfan Khan to the television screen in 1970s and 1980s. Saba Zaidi, in conversation with Pervaiz Alam, shares incredible memories of her working with Doordarshan when it was just in a start up mode. She worked with legendary filmmakers, Satyajit Ray, Shyam Benegal and MS Sathyu. Saba Zaidi lives in Sydney, Australia, where she has been involved in launching a South Asia specific DTH service. She also runs her theatre group, Adakaar, and has recently started acting in web series and plays, made for various OTT platforms.Cine Ink Mulaqat presents interviews in Hindi and Urdu with known and unknown newsmakers. Based in London, Cine Ink is a platform of digital programming in Hindi and Urdu. Founded by veteran broadcasters, Achala Sharma and Pervaiz Alam, Cine Ink has been producing programmes in all genres, bringing you podcasts of Hindi-Urdu short stories, Kavita, Shayari, History, Culture and Politics.

This week, Rashee Pandey, Director of Partnerships and Growth at Innovate Finance, talks to Irfan Khan, CEO and Founder of mmob, a company dedicated to bridging the gap between traditional incumbents and FinTech disruptors. Born out of frustration with the slow pace of industry change, mmob plays a unique role at the intersection of distribution partners and product/service providers, enabling transformative collaborations. In this episode, discover mmob's approach to financial services partnerships, their strategic positioning, and their customer-centric communication strategies.    Stay tuned for more episodes every Friday! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/innfin/message

In this episode of Do I Like It, let us talk about Irrfan Khan. On 29 April 2020, Irrfan left us after a long battle with cancer. This episode aims to celebrate his legacy by discussing five of his best acting performances. But I won't be talking about obvious picks like The Namesake, The Lunchbox, Paan Singh Tomar, etc. I want to mention some hidden gems from his filmography which don't usually get talked about when we mention his acting but definitely deserve to be mentioned.  Stay tuned and let us know your favourite performances by Irrfan.

Interesting Facts Biggest fact here is that it was after Pokiri. Industry hit curse is a known fact in Telugu film industry. No Telugu movie has ever escaped from it. People think its Pushpa but due to the high rates and low ticket prices, it was actually a loss venture in Telugu states. The core team of Okkadu and Arjun were replaced for the movie with the exception of Sreekar Prasad, Sekhar V Joesph was replaced y Tamil cameraman Balasubramaniem, Mani Sharma for Harris Jayaraj, and Thota Tharani for Anand Sai, The music was released simultaneously in 10 venues from five countries – India, USA, Australia, Singapore and Dubai on the morning of 21 October 2006. The producer of the film, Ashwini Dutt, arranged the use of a satellite transmission to relay the live audio release across the globe Only Telugu film of legendary and highly respected actor Irfan Khan ji, we miss you sir Before he became an actor, he started his own production company, Spirit Media. In the film industry, Rana was a bit of an exception. Belonging to the Daggubati family, he started as a special effects coordinator. Rana Daggubati won the State Nandi Award for Best Special Effects in 2006 for the Telugu film Sainikudu, as a Visual Effects Producer. Why did it fail Story - it's about mixing politics with student violence battling corruption within the state government. Siddartha knows that Pappu Yaddav is corrupt so he nominates his friend to run against him, typical bullshit of a political candidate who can't crush a fucking student who's bothering him. He hires his henchman Prakash Raj to take him down but it doesn't happen. Then to further disturb Pappu Yadav, he kidnaps Trisha and Stockholm syndrome occurs. But the question is why? Screenplay - terrible. Movie starts off well. It has the potential to be a commercial entertainer but none of the threads work. The threads about student politics, violence. Social commentary about political crimes for campaign purposes, love story, revenge, nothing gels properly. And mainly the movie has no excitement, its all boredom unlike Okkadu and Arjun when there is constant suspense and excitement to know ok, how will this end Direction - Gunashkear direction works for the opening sequence and Siddhartha's first meeting with pappy Yadav and then everything falls apart. No grip on the screenplay, story is clearly haywire, and BGM was terrible Harris Jayaraj copied Pirates main BGM. Technical departments which were flawless in Arjun and Okkadu are not present in Sainikudu at all. There's a Warangal Fort set they built used for a huge fight but for some reason it feels artificial and the actions sequences on the bridge and in climax are so bad. Hype - Pokiri rewrote 75 years of Telugu movie industry records and made 40 crores share and 75 crores gross. That's still more than most movies today. It's an unreal blockbuster so naturally people's expectations are that it will be as good or better than Pokiri. Even the slightest disappointment would result in a disaster which is exactly what happened. Movie was boring and very disappointing. Mahesh Babu's superstardom even couldn't save the movie from sinking. Also it being 3rd movie in Mahesh babu Gunashekar combo. Both movies have great fanbases and even though Arjun was above average movie with some loss, Gunashekar was still able to make the film interesting despite thin storyline. Final Thoughts - Harris Jayaraj the real MVP, the only reason why the movie is still relevant is due to the all time classic album. Every song is fire. My favorite is Orugalluke Pilla and Maayera. Andhra ni motham shake chesina paata.

Adoption of new clinical trial technologies is critical to success. These innovations can lift patient burden, improve patient engagement, and increase equity and access to clinical trials. In this episode, Kelly McKee and Alicia Staley of Medidata are joined by Irfan Khan, MD, founder and CEO of Circuit Clinical, to discuss clinical trial technology adoption across patients, care teams, trial sites, and researchers and the need for industry buy-in, especially around decentralized trial technology. Dr. Khan is a cardiologist who has served as a principal investigator on both therapeutic and device clinical trials for more than a decade. He is passionate about improving diversity in clinical trials, increasing community engagement, and fostering the patient experience through education and empowerment. Over the last six years, he has overseen Circuit Clinical's growth to reach more than 2.5 million potential participants across 60+ active research sites.

Hosts by Gil Bashe and Gregg Masters welcome Dr. Irfan Khan, Founder and CEO of Circuit Clinical, a company he launched to make it easier for people to find, understand, and choose clinical research as a care option for themselves and their loved ones. Dr. Khan is a cardiologist who has served as a principal investigator on both therapeutic and device clinical trials for more than a decade and is passionate about improving access and equity in clinical trials, community engagement, and patient education and empowerment. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Time Stamps: 01:00 Panel and Guest Intros 05:00 Manscaped Ad 08:00 Jim Ryan Playing Dirty AGAIN Holding Back Xbox Series X/S With EVERY Marketing Rights Contract? 1:38:00 Irfan Khan and Jeff Grubb talk about Microsoft looking towards Japan for their next HUGE acquisition that is expected to be announced after the #activisionblizzard deal goes through in 2023, the BIG question IS who? 2:40:00 Outros Plus Special Message To The Community --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/craig-ravitch/support

“It really tugs at your heart in the shared experience of growing up with dual cultures - and then recognizing all that our parents had gone through” // “...and at every moment that loneliness was pervasive.” MMovies returns to talk about important films that explain the minority experience for the rest of our majority ears. THE NAMESAKE is known by many as the 2003 book to decode most of your Indian friends. Adapted in 2006 as a family by Mira Nair - this is a work that many of us have a LOT of feelings about (esp if you're a South Asian American boy between the ages of 25-45 years old). The film stars stars Kal Penn in the title role as Gogol Ganglani - alongside Zuleikha Robinson, Jacinda Barret as love interests, Sahira Nair as his sister, and Tabu + the late, great Irfan Khan who steal the film and bring us to tears as Gogol's immigrant parents. The story follows the life of a young Bengali boy as he grows into adulthood across two cultures. But unlike the book, the film is not as much an interior reflection of Gogol, but a broader take on the family origins and experience - where his parents take just as much the center stage. While the book really spoke to many of us in our early 20s, you can't help but watch the film in adulthood and see it from the perspective of the parents. Joining us today to talk about the Namesake is FrieMMd of the Pod, and our favorite Iranian Canadian by way of Ohio, Ida Abdalkhani. No tears this episode, just lots of the feels with this one. LEARN MORE &  MENTIONS FILM: The Namesake (2006, Mira Nair):imdb.com/title/tt0433416/ BOOK: The Namesake (2003, Jhumpa Lahiri): goodreads.com/book/show/33917.The_Namesake ARTICLE (2018): ‘Revisiting the Nameake' pajiba.com/film_reviews/revisiting-mira-nair-and-kal-penns-the-namesake-after-crazy-rich-asians.php GUEST: Ida Abdalkhani - youtu.be/-HJG63EXCmw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2020 was a weird and unfortunate year for everyone. Even for those of us who didn't suffer the loss of someone close to us, death seemed like it was all around. It was unprecedented that we found ourselves in the middle of a global pandemic, locked inside our houses for months on end. By the time June 2020 rolled around with the pandemic in full swing, Bollywood had already lost two major film stars in Irfan Khan and Rishi Kapoor when suddenly, on the 14th of June, the news of another death flashed on every Indian's TV screen and this one took the country by storm. 34 year old Bollywood superstar Sushant Singh Rajput found dead in his apartment. The reason for his death? Suicide by hanging. But was it? If you've wondered the answer to this question for 3 years now, you've come to the right place. This is the story of the mysterious death of Sushant Singh Rajput. 

Deeya Maskey is an actress, dancer, theatre artist/director, and Himalayan Roadies judge, known for her debut role in Kagbeni as well as for her work in other movies including Ek Din Ek Raat, Soongava, Kokh, and Saanghuro. She began her career in the entertainment sector as a TV actor for a tele-series, Dalan. In this episode of On Air, we discuss the fundamentals of theater, Tom Hanks, OTT platforms, her experience with Roadies, Irfan Khan, Dokh, and her professional trajectory so far.

ऋषि कपूर और इरफान खान के दीवानों के लिये तोहफा, आज के इस एपिसोड में सुनिये इन कलाकारों पर फिल्माए सदाबहार गीत। हमसे जुड़िये लाइव मेंतज़ा पर और आनन्द उठायें हर बार नये और मधुर गीतों का हर रविवार रात 22:30 IST

FinovateEurope Best of Show winner mmob on embedded finance and the future of bank/fintech integrations.

Iss episode mei suniye,Patiala me Shiv Sena aur Khalistan samarthako me pathraav, Desh ke anek rajyo me blackout aur outage ke beech bijli sankat gehra gaya, Shahid Afridi par nikla Dinesh Kaneria ka gussa kaha mujhse jalta tha Shahid Afridi, Irfan Khan ko yaad kar bhavuk hue unke bete Babil.

Join Sobia having a panel debate about whether the choice of school you go to determines where you end up in life? Is Education a change for social mobility and does every body in the UK have the same level of access to opportunity to achieve to their full potential and success? Sobia is joined by guests - Steve Wilks, Al Kingsley, Aliza Qureshi, Irfan Khan and Tim Passey.

Irfan khan saab ki yaad main ,yea khaas episode ❤ na Vaisa kalakaar koi hai na koi tha aur na he koi hoga ❤

Irfan Khan the President HANA Database & Analytics, SAP, and D&B Accelerate Partner, explores the value of data being tied to its usefulness and situation, and the rise of unstructured data sources. Irfan also discusses SAP's partnership with Dun & Bradstreet and delivering value to customers, as well as technologies impacting the data space.

Irfan Khan is a cardiologist turned entrepreneur. He's the founder and CEO of Circuit Clinical, a 43North winning company that aims to make it easier for all of us to find, understand and choose clinical research as a care option. He's a Clarence dad of 3 teenagers, serves as a Trustee at Nardin, and is married to a very patient radiologist. He likes to read voraciously when he isn't busy transforming clinical research or ferrying his kids around.

Despite growing numbers of women in leadership positions, many are still sceptical that these women can get their job done. It is the same old reasons; women are emotional, women are meant to stay at home to care for their children and only men are meant to be leaders. Yet, every day we see more and more women breaking the glass ceiling. In this episode, Capricorn trio Irfan Khan, Hazel Hanif and Aizudin Naim probe the minds of two spectacular women; Yang Berhormat Puan Maria Chin Abdullah (Petaling Jaya MP) and Puan Raudhah Nazran, CEO and founder of Accelerate Global, to gain insights regarding women leadership and how we as a society can break the stigma surrounding the issue.

Let’s Talk…HANA is part of a new series of the Let’s Talk Data podcast that aims to explore the benefits of SAP HANA with a strong focus on concrete business outcomes. Over the course of four episodes the series will look at the unique advantages of SAP HANA and the impact these have had on customers, partners, and SAP itself. SAP Platform & Technologies President Irfan Khan will kick off the podcast series via a discussion with moderator Neil McGovern. During the interview, Irfan will discuss HANA’s past, present, and (more important) SAP’s vision for HANA’s future. Neil will also take Irfan on a personal trip down memory lane as they discuss Irfan’s own professional experiences with HANA. Speakers: Neil McGovern - https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilmcgovern/ Irfan Khan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/irfan-khan-ab4813/ Additional Resources: SAP TechEd in 2020 - https://events.sapteched.com/pages/sap/sapteched2020/index

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Irfan Khan, CEO of Circuit Clinical, joins Bell Ringer to talk about his company's beginnings, why they're based in Buffalo, and their efforts in speeding the response to COVID-19. 

Amidst these interesting times in the age of COVID-19, we know that this has already affected sites, CRO's and Sponsors.  It's not over yet and we don't know the long-term impact from the disruption. What we do know is that all stakeholders are repositioning, trial continuity is front and center, and sites are focused on site and study sustainability through retention efforts and are quickly adopting decentralized methods. Circuit Clinical's CEO Irfan Khan sits down to discuss what patient engagement of the future will look like and how can engagement be applied to the site of tomorrow.  

Hello Everybody, Welcome to my this Epidsode jiska naam hai "Meri Nazar Se Irfan Khan", in which I Highlighted all such Factors which were very close to my heart and me yours too.

In this episode of our Biopharma Innovators Series in partnership with NewYorkBIO, we feature an influencer who is passionate about community engagement, and patient education and empowerment.Irfan Khan, MD, CEO of Circuit Clinical, discusses the challenges for patients and physicians in navigating the current clinical trial system and how consumer-related technology platforms could potentially bring clinical trials more easily to the masses.Stay tuned for more of our weekly Biopharma Innovators Series, where you'll hear New York-based industry experts on a wide range of important issues, from helping patients navigate clinical trials, to real world evidence and value for innovation, to bringing lower priced drugs to market, and more. And to catch some of these experts live and in person, be sure to register for the rescheduled 2020 Annual Meeting on September 14th!If you want access to more future-focused, actionable insights to help biopharmaceutical companies better execute and succeed in a constantly evolving environment, visit the Syneos Health Insights Hub. The perspectives you'll find there are driven by dynamic research and crafted by subject matter experts focused on real answers to help guide decision making and investment. You can find it all at insightshub.health.Like what you're hearing?  Be sure to rate and review us!  We want to hear from you!  If there's a topic you'd like us to cover on a future episode, contact us at podcast@syneoshealth.com. 

Rana Daggubati engaged, the Academy Awards ceremony next year might be postponed by four months. Listen to all that's making news in the world of #Entertainment & #Lifestyle today. Mallika Bhagat presents this episode.

Irfan khan is a very good actor in reel life as well as real life. So for his happiness in RIP please have a listen this song. I definitely sure that you guys like this most. Thanks to you all.

In this episode we talk to crime writer Mary Paulson-Ellis, discuss books with dual timeline narratives, find out about Ramadan and Hemingway's take on writing while hungry, and bid farewell to two Bollywood greats, Irfan Khan and Rishi Kapoor.

Elon Musk and her girlfriend welcomed their child recently and named their boy X AE A -12.Listen to all that's making news in the world of #Entertainment & #Lifestyle today. Samarth Goyal presents this episode.

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Irfan Khan, M.D. talks about COVID-19 and the effect it will have on clinical trials, CROs, IROs, and research.  Dr. Khan goes over new capabilities that sites need to develop, be it virtual, home healthcare, or flexibility, and more, in order to stay competitive and keep high patient participation. Below is a summary of the questions he answers in this podcast: What is an Integrated Research Organization (IRO) and how is Circuit Clinical positioned in this space? What did Circuit do to accommodate for Trial Continuity during COVID19? Can you describe what virtual engagement means to Circuit? What can Sponsors and CRO's do to help prevent participants from dropping out of studies and improve engagement? Do research sites need a stimulus for business to continue after COVID-19? Where do you see the future in clinical research going post-COVID-19 and what changes can the industry expect? What's the best outcome that can happen post-COVID-19? What can industry stakeholders do to rescue their studies and get back on track? You can learn more about Dr. Khan and Circuit Clinical here and here  

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Prof.Sourav Gupta from Central University of Odisha talked on the actors Rishi Kapoor & Irfan Khan

30 Apr 2020: It’s the Reel Review and Bollywood film critic Sneha May-Francis joins us to talk about the sad passing of Irfan Khan and tells us about the best movies of his to watch this weekend.

Tribute to legendary actor Irfan Khan special thanks to Abhijeet Misra --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abhinav-pratap-singh/support

Irfan Khan இறப்பிற்கு முன் எழுதிய கடைசி கடிதம்! RIP IRFAN KHAN

today ,A versatile actor has been passed away , a real gem , a man with good deeds ..so it's all about Irfan Khan ..RIP sir . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lok-hans/support

New York, I love you, but you're bringing me down. This week, we're joined by guests Ross Kimball (@merosskimball) and Jackie Gonzalez-Durruthy (@jackiedurruthy) from the most wonderful podcast, Most Wonderful Pod of the Year! And while there wasn't a Christmas movie for us to talk about, there was a bit of New York romance for us to explore in the 2008 film, New York, I Love You. With a star-studded cast consisting of Chris Cooper, Robin Wright, Irfan Khan, Natalie Portman, Maggie Q, and (of course) our very own Ethan Hawke, New York, I Love You brings a number of New York love stories to life. Listen to us as we talk very little about this movie for 2 hours!!

Bringing clinical research as a care option to patients is arguably the greatest change we can collaborate on to give patients the best choices of care and to help make clinical trial options easier for providers to access. This panel, moderated by Dr Irfan Khan, TrialScout and recorded at the 6th annual Patients as Partners US conference, will explore how to collaborate to create better strategies to inform patients on clinical research and trial participation.  Key talking points include: Demystifying physician/research burdens. What are physicians really up against?How to better inform physicians of clinical research and trialsHow can more physicians get involved in research and communicate the offering of clinical trials?Patient perspectives on clinical research as a care option Panelists include: Dr Alistair Lindsay, GSKLinnea Olson, Patient AdvocateDr Sanjay Sethi, University of BuffaloDr Kelly Wade, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia & CHOP Newborn Care at Pennsylvania Hospital/ University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine To learn more about the 7th annual Patients as Partners US conference happening June 29-30, 2020 in Philadelphia, PA please visit www.patientsaspartners.org

Hi! To explain myself, right of the bat, I wouldn’t say that I’m a man of many words, but of many voices! In essence, I am Harsh Joshi, and I can do wonders with my voice. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and simply put, I’m an admirer of voices, their nuances, and characters that lies within. I take pride in myself for being a mimicry artist. I love to bring smiles to people’s faces by bringing a totally different person into the picture. Being a mimicry artist, I can bring in the voices of the celebs that you love. Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Hrithik Roshan, you name it, I can do it! And the list doesn’t end there! In addition to the evergreen Bollywood heroes, I can mimic Sunny Deol, Nana Patekar, Sunil Shetty, Ajay Devgan, Abhay Deol, Irfan Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Fardeen Khan, and Imran Khan. Cranking my skills up a notch, I can mimic the lovely voices of Sonu Nigam, Anu Malik, Himesh Reshammiya, Arijit Singh, Kumar Sanu, Kailash Kher, Hari Haran, Adnan Sami, Farhan Akhtar, Lucky Ali, A R Rehman, and Shaan. If you love to see your favorite politicians cracking up some jokes, you are in for a treat! My repertoire includes Narendra Modi, Arvind Kejriwal, Yogi Adityanath, Amit Shah, and L.K.Advani. As Indians, Cricket flows through our veins. My love for cricket and the admiration for the best, I taught myself to mimic the voices of Sachin Tendulkar, M.S.Dhoni, Shahid Afridi, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Shahid Afridi, and Imran Khan. I like to give a sense of character to the words I speak, and it has helped me a great deal in my voice over projects. The challenges are plenty for a voice-over artist and understanding them is the first step towards modeling yourself to fit in better with the trade. As a responsible voice-over artist, I take meticulous care to understand the context and overall feel of what the director wants from me. I am also aware of that fact that timing is critical for any voice over project, and I have trained myself to match my tempo with various movement speeds to get the perfect result. Voice modulation abilities always add a layer of realism to the voice that is being used on a video clip, and it always makes sure to get the work done well. It helps a great deal while recording for cartoons, movie trailers, radio commercials, telephone and video games. A positive approach is best for this business, that spawns over internet, documentaries, educational and audiobooks. The devil is in the details and knowing the right kind of modulation for the right type of application, makes the whole project a success. I am well versed in a variety of voice over services like commercials, E-Learning, Podcasts, Audio Books, Dubbing, Cartoons, Narrations, explainer Videos and the lot! As I mentioned before, I love to instill a sense of character to the work that I do. It was never a straight drive to perfection. I have made mistakes along the way, but I also took the time to learn from them. Personally, I believe having the quirks of being a mimicry artist has helped me a great in being an active voice-over artist. When I was first asked to take-up anchoring, it was a frightening moment. Being a mimicry artist, I never had a problem facing the crowd, but an anchor needs a specific set of skills, and quick wit is one of them. But once I was made a primary anchor, it was one of the most enjoyable experience I had on stage. I learned to embrace the spontaneity and the flexibility that comes with being an anchor. The most amazing part of being an anchor is undoubtedly the communication that I get with the audience. Humor always helps me to entice the audience, making them feel at ease and helping them have a good time!

Today's insights show takes a closer look at what's going on in the Islamic finance space. We take a look at what Islamic Fintech actually is, its global scale, what makes it different from other areas of fintech, how it fits in with the push towards ethical fintech, and much more. We speak to the best experts to answer all these questions: Abdul Haseeb Basit - Co-founder and Principal, Elipses Harris Irfan - Partner at Gateway and Chair of the UK Islamic FinTech Panel Stella Cox - Managing Director, DDCAP Group and Chair of TheCityUK Islamic Finance Markets Advisory Group’ Irfan Khan - Founder and CEO of Yielders This episode was written and produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Michael Bailey. Special Guests: Abdul Haseeb Basit, Harris Irfan, Irfan Khan, and Stella Cox.

Better Life Foundation, a mockumentary format Indian comedy show, is back for it's second season on Hotstar and our hosts can't get enough of it. Listen to Tatsam Mukherjee and Neha Mathews discuss what makes the show work so well. Next, Shashank Bhargava joins Neha to discuss the Japanese reality  show (with English subtitles) Terrace House: Opening New Doors. Last, Neelima Bhamidipati and Tatsam discuss their favourite Star Bestsellers, an Indian anthology series from 1999 that showcased the work of now-famous directors and actors like Anurag Kashyap, KK Menon and Irfan Khan. The series is available on Hotstar and YouTube. Links to the shows and movies: Better Life Foundation Season 2 (https://www.hotstar.com/tv/better-life-foundation/s-1393/seasons/season-2/ss-5903) Terrace House: Opening New Doors (https://www.netflix.com/title/80212301) Star Bestsellers (https://www.hotstar.com/tv/star-bestsellers/s-341) (more…) (https://indianexpress.com/audio/what-to-watch-this-weekend/why-you-should-definitely-watch-better-life-foundation-season-2/#more-5300510)

Better Life Foundation, a mockumentary format Indian comedy show, is back for it's second season on Hotstar and our hosts can't get enough of it. Listen to Tatsam Mukherjee and Neha Mathews discuss what makes the show work so well. Next, Shashank Bhargava joins Neha to discuss the Japanese reality  show (with English subtitles) Terrace House: Opening New Doors. Last, Neelima Bhamidipati and Tatsam discuss their favourite Star Bestsellers, an Indian anthology series from 1999 that showcased the work of now-famous directors and actors like Anurag Kashyap, KK Menon and Irfan Khan. The series is available on Hotstar and YouTube. Links to the shows and movies: Better Life Foundation Season 2 (https://www.hotstar.com/tv/better-life-foundation/s-1393/seasons/season-2/ss-5903) Terrace House: Opening New Doors (https://www.netflix.com/title/80212301) Star Bestsellers (https://www.hotstar.com/tv/star-bestsellers/s-341) (more…) (https://indianexpress.com/audio/what-to-watch-this-weekend/why-you-should-definitely-watch-better-life-foundation-season-2/5300510/#more-5300510)

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.AudioPlayer.embed("audioplayer_178", {soundFile:"http%3A%2F%2Fsupplychaininsights.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fpodcasts%2FSupply_Chain_2025_Will_Be_Instrumented_Interconnected_and_Intelligent_with_Irfan_Khan_of_Bristlecone-Podcast_150.mp3"}); Irfan Khan, CEO of Bristlecone, helps Lora gear up for our Supply Chain Insights Global Summit during this podcast episode. As we move closer to 2025, supply chain will become more integrated and enable tools and people to become instrumented, interconnected and intelligent, learning and evolving as more data becomes available and enables tighter links between people and technology. Listen in to hear what Irfan’s opinion is on the future of business models, data and what supply chain will be and how you can prepare. Straight Talk With Supply Chain Insights – Podcast #150

"To a canary, a cat is a monster. We are just used to being the cat."As a species that dominates our planet with superior intelligence, human beings often forget about the monster in ourselves and take for granted our hegemony in the food chain. Stories about beasts of sheer size and brutal strength, like Godzilla, sometimes take us by surprise, but for most of us the lumbering kaiju looks more amusing than seriously frightening.On the other hand, smart predators with cunning and resource equal to mankind are a different story, because we homo sapiens are vulnerable against enemies with fangs and claws that can't be outsmarted. That's why the raptor that opened door was scary in Jurassic Park, while the T-Rex couple in "The Lost World" sequel was not.14 years after the last entry to the franchise, the 2015 addition "Jurassic World" has plenty of lessons to draw from. This time they've got the formula right. Indominus Rex, a genetically enhanced predator the size of a Tyrannosaurus rex, is concocted in a research lab as a new attraction for the dinosaur theme park. The combination of DNAs from various unidentified species yields the most lethal killer, the fear of which keeps viewers thrilled despite a stale format.There really isn't anything fresh to see apart from the humongous predator at large. Once again, it is human arrogance and greed that lead to the creation of the beast, once again the dinosaur whisperer scientist with good conscience gives out warnings in vain and once again innocent children need to survive the jaws. Lead actor Chris Pratt tries to play alpha among a pack of raptors, but he is given no chance to cast his pelvic sorcery.In the battle of teeth, humans have no place. In a movie that aims for "bigger, louder and more teeth", character development can be problematic. Chris Pratt is not the only casualty. Also at fault is the park owner Simon Masrani played by Irfan Khan - initially posing as an adorable boss who cares about staff and dinosaur welfare but later reduced to an irresponsible playboy consumed by corporate greed. The worst slip-up, however, is when one of the small boys breaks down over their parent's divorce, despite no previous subtext leading up to this point, nor is the subject addressed ever again thereafter.So compared to the well-organised dinosaur storyline, the human related narrative is almost deliberately ignored. For those of you who merely wish to see more teeth, "Jurassic World" offers a brilliantly executed story, just don't expect it to be perfect.

Raj & Pablo look back at some of the most iconic Item Girls in Bollywood, plus Anupma Chopra reviews the latest Bollywood releases Pikku & Kuch Kuch Locha Hai and the boys speak to Deepika Padukone and Irfan Khan, the stars of Pikku.