Podcast appearances and mentions of James Law

Mission to build 1 billion homes for the homeless. Mr. James Law, CEO of Cybertecture, a visionary architect, and designer. As a Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum and TEDx speaker, he shared some incredible insights We talked about the rise of micro homes, modular architecture, centralized urban planning, and the innovative egg-shaped structures. Explained the role of AI in design, the Metaverse's challenges, and compared the real estate markets of Mumbai and Hong Kong. Also talked about sustainability and his vision for the future of urban living during the conversation. Timestamps 00:00 – Trailer 01:24 – Introduction 01:54 – Personal Life Journey 04:52 – Professional Career Path 10:09 – Origin of the Term "Cybertecture" 11:43 – Overview of Micro Projects 16:18 – Modular Architecture Concepts 21:03 – Vision of Centralized Cities 26:57 – The Concept of Project Eden 29:49 – Sources of Inspiration 33:04 – The Story Behind Egg-Shaped Structures 34:55 – Role of AI in Building Design 37:22 – Exploring the Metaverse 42:16 – Drawbacks of the Metaverse 44:40 – The "Jack of All Trades" Approach 47:36 – Comparing Mumbai and Hong Kong 50:54 – Insights on Mumbai 53:40 – The Importance of Sustainability 56:15 – Discussing the Concept of Dreams 57:46 – Conclusion Guest: Mr. James Law is the CEO of Cybertecture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cybertecture/

Laura is a Baylor Univesrity School of Law graduate and works as the owner of Ramos James Law PLLC. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Laura, whose inspiring journey began in Mexico and led to her thriving legal career in the United States. From a traumatic dog attack in her childhood to the challenges of adapting to American life and excelling as a college student, Laura's story is a testament to self-discovery and character building.We delve into Laura's experience immigrating to the U.S., learning a new language, and ultimately attending Baylor University School of Law, where she had to master yet another language: the language of law. Laura opens up about the struggles she faced in law school, including moments when she considered quitting. However, with a strong support system and her unwavering determination, she persevered.Laura shares her journey within the legal field, discussing how specific experiences drew her to her current specialization in Personal Injury law. Mentorship played a crucial role in helping her navigate the legal industry and find her path. Laura's passion for the human aspect of law is evident as she talks about helping people who have suffered tragic accidents and injuries, bringing her journey full circle.We also explore Laura's venture into authorship. She is the co-author of two books, which you can check out below. This episode is a heartwarming tale of courage and love that you won't want to miss!Tune in for an episode brimming with inspiration and valuable insights.Laura's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/laura-ramos-james-b1807012aLaura's Books: Point Taken: Brilliant Bussiness Advice From Woman at the TopLaw Moms: Juggling Motherhood, Ambition, and Personal Fulfillment Be sure to check out the Official Sponsors for the Lawyers in the Making Podcast: Rhetoric - takes user briefs and motions and compares them against the text of opinions written by judges to identify ways to tailor their arguments to better persuade the judges handling their cases. Rhetoric's focus is on persuasion and helps users find new ways to improve their odds of success through more persuasive arguments. Find them here: userhetoric.comThe Law School Operating System Recorded Course - Use this Link (https://www.lisablasser.com/offers/nAytQusX?coupon_code=LSOSNATE10) or go to LisaBlasser.com for 10% off her recorded course! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lawyersinthemaking.substack.com

If you're a fan of grounding (or earthing), or simply interested in learning more about the practice of grounding, this episode of the Accelerated Health TV & radio Show is for you.Host Sara Banta interviews the founders of BioCharger, Jim Girard and James Law, to discuss just how the BioCharger is amplifying grounding results with it's advanced capabilities.Accelerated Health TV & Radio Show is broadcast live Tuesdays at 4PM ET and Music on W4HC Radio – Health Café Live (www.w4cs.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Accelerated Health TV & Radio Show Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Accelerated Health TV & Radio Show Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

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James Oliver Laws provides many alternatives to the heretofore accepted accounts of the development of the Plott Hound in North Carolina.  Recorded with rudimentary equipment on the front porch of James Law's home by Stewart Biesecker at Steve's request, the interviews are a step back in time, illuminated by the amazing recollections of the story's teller, Mr. Laws.If you enjoy history and especially Plott Hound history, you are in for a treat.  The stories, some humorous, some eye-opening, and some perhaps blasphemous to those convinced of the accuracy of former accounts, will certainly be informative and no doubt entertaining.   With rockers squeaking on rough-sewn boards and traffic passing on the highway out yonder, you are fixin' to sit a spell with an eye-witness to Plott dog history in this exclusive interview.  Enjoy.

James Oliver Laws provides many alternatives to the heretofore accepted accounts of the development of the Plott Hound in North Carolina.  Recorded with rudimentary equipment on the front porch of James Law's home by Stewart Biesecker at Steve's request, the interviews are a step back in time, illuminated by the amazing recollections of the story's teller, Mr. Laws.If you enjoy history and especially Plott Hound history, you are in for a treat.  The stories, some humorous, some eye-opening, and some perhaps blasphemous to those convinced of the accuracy of former accounts, will certainly be informative and no doubt entertaining.   With rockers squeaking on rough-sewn boards and traffic passing on the highway out yonder, you are fixin' to sit a spell with an eye-witness to Plott dog history in this exclusive interview.  Enjoy.

Are you a business owner who would love to have more energy to get everything done that's on your to-do list every day? Are you always tired and wish you could be more productive so your business could be more successful? Then this week's podcast episode is for you. Tune in as Jim Law the CEO and Co-Founder of Advanced Biotechnology, shares his secrets for amping up your energy and how it can lead your business to greater success. Jim has served as a managing member of Advanced Biotechnologies, LLC since co-founding the firm in 2013. With a focus on strategy and business development, Jim's entrepreneurial track record includes founding/co-founding two prior start-ups that implemented innovative and disruptive technology-based solutions that changed the way their respective industries did business. Both firms were sold to public companies (Siemens and Comfort Systems USA) and were successfully integrated into these firms' product and service offerings. Prior to starting his own businesses, Jim held executive positions in the technology world at companies such as Apple Computer and NeXT. Jim is married with 4 children and living in Orleans, MA. Be prepared to get energized by Jim's tips that just may take your business to the next level - let's get hacking! Follow the Local Business Hacks podcast for more inspiring interviews, hacks, and insider secrets to help grow your business.

Guest:  James Law & Jim Girard | BioCharger - BioCharger.com  Show Notes: Everything on this earth vibrates with energy…including YOU! And the truth is, your energy is absolutely vital to your health and nature because it affects everything single thing you do Which is why we're devoting today's episode of the Further Faster Podcast to how to utilize the electricity that goes through your system to enhance the life force that runs through you. Join me and my special guests James Law and Jim Gerard of Advanced Biotechnologies as we talk about the BioCharger technology that can help you replenish your energy ultimately helping you to go further faster! Recorded Live from Angel Fenix Productions Studios: AngelFenix.com Show Sponsors: The Neuroencoding Institute - Neuroencoding.com Resource Links: JosephMcClendon.com Instagram.com/IAmJosephMcClendon AngelFenix.com ***License to use music contained in this program was issued by ASCAP (License #: 400009234) and BMI (License #: 60993608) for use by Fenix Media, Sparks, NV.

This week on Already Saturday we enter the Big Brother house with special guest James Law, and discuss the VIPs in the house (plus Meghan Markle's brother, who's also there). Big Brother is watching, but is Trump? Omarosa certainly thinks he is tuning in to 7Plus to spy on her, but we aren't so sure. Caitlyn Jenner's reality show experience is paying off big time in the BB house, too. We also have some insight on what her trip to Australia cost her run in the California Gubernatorial Recall Election. We also discuss the latest season of Succession, and wonder why anti-heroes (like Kendall, Shiv, Roman and Logan Roy) rule the small screen in the modern TV era. Already Saturday is an independent podcast, hosted and produced by Sydney-based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly. For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram and Twitter at @alreadysaturday Follow James Law on Twitter @journolawj

The cliche of bright red lipstick and shoulder pads as symbols of power for women went out of style in the 80s, thank goodness. But who gets power at work today and why? And what do you need to do to keep it? Social psychologist Professor Dacher Keltner, from the University of California, Berkley has studied power for 25 years. He has found the Machiavellian approach to power (force, deception, manipulation) is not what keeps you in power. Neither does red lipstick. We also hear from Chief People Officer, Estimate One, James Law and executive coach Cassandra Goodman. (This program was first broadcast on Mon 8 Feb 2021.) Producer: Maria Tickle

This week Charlie Price is joined by Argyle women's manager Ryan Perks, along with goalkeeper Poppy Soper and midfielder Imy Crawford to preview the start of the Women's National League season - which starts this weekend.We hear about pre-season training, initiation songs and world class finishes.BBC Radio Devon's James Law also joins the podcast to talk through the opening two games for the men's team, including that 4-0 win over Peterborough United.

Scripture Reading: Mark 4:26-34 James Law, Liturgist   Laura Healy, Director of Program Ministries offers the sermon this week.   www.laurelheights.org

"All offers seriously considered," says the estate agent selling the stunning Far North island and luxury home once listed with a $22 million price tag.It's a move that opens up a range of possibilities for Motukawaiti, the only privately owned island among the Cavalli group.Among those - as suggested by the owner, Jun Zhang - is a possible return to the people of Ngāti Kura, who had the island slip from their control in 1912 amid a "wave of alienations of leasing and sales" in the area.Zhang took control of Motukawaiti almost 100 years later as settlement for a loan default by the previous owner, to whom he had lent the money to buy it.That was in 2016. Since then, Zhang has returned to China and since 2019, the island and its expansive luxury home have sat empty, without a caretaker, while estate agent James Law has tried to find a buyer who can meet its $22 million price tag.That purchase price is now gone.Laws told the Herald the latest agreement to buy Motukawaiti had fallen through and now, there is no bottom line."The vendor has asked the public to ignore the previous price tags of $22m or $40m or so."They are currently overseas, and have no plans to return to reside in New Zealand in the near future. They are going to give this their best shot this time to sell this on the open market."Laws said the owner was now taking bids on the island. Tenders close on May 28.The new bid to sell the island comes with an acknowledgement of the interest from Ngāti Kura, which has been lobbying the Government to step in and purchase the island. The steep purchase price was considered to be out of reach of the hapū.Laws said Ngāti Kura's concern the island might be too expensive could be wrong."The vendor would like to point out that it may not be the case, as what they may accept could surprise them."One of the pools at Motukawaiti's luxury home, green and stagnant. Photo / David FisherZhang has not said how low he would go, wanting to sell the island yet asking the open market to set the sales price.Motukawaiti has been through this dance before. One owner tried for almost 20 years between the 1960s and 1980s to have the Crown buy the island and put it into public ownership.That owner, Peter Nisbett, of Moerewa, offered two-thirds of the island to the Crown for $100,000 in 1973. He later increased the offer to cover the whole island, rejecting private offers while the Crown dithered, eventually selling it privately in the late 1980s even as the other Cavalli Islands were brought into public ownership.Historian Anthony Patete wrote an in-depth history of Matauri Bay, describing how those set out to "settle" this land did so supported by a developing state infrastructure that created a "wave of alienations of leasing and sales".Land was sold out of communal ownership, often without community approval, which is what Ngāti Kura has maintained happened when the island was "sold" to George Hows. Subsequent challenges to the sale failed."The whole idea of the Native Land Court system was to break down tribal hierarchy and communal ownership of land," Patete says."The Native Land Court introduced [to New Zealand] the idea of individualised land ownership."When the issue of taking the island out of private ownership arose recently, some in Ngāti Kura floated the idea of a co-management approach by the hapū and the Crown.Ngāti Kura kaumatua Dover Samuels recently lobbied Government Ministers Andrew Little (Treaty Settlements) and Kelvin Davis (Crown-Māori Relations) about returning the island to the hapū.He saida claim before the Waitangi Tribunal sought to challenge the original sale of the island."The history of the island gives rise to very strong evidence that the Crown accept responsibility for its alienation. Until they come back saying they are going to challenge that, we have evidence [supporting] a significant Treaty claim … that would require the Crown to purchase it."Samuels said the hapū would like...

Andrew Ritchie is the Founder and James Law is the Chief of Staff at Estimate One, a digital platform that connects contractors and suppliers in the commercial construction industry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Law and Ed Thorn have produced words from their throats on the topic of Call Of Duty: Warzone, as Warzone Audio Bang joins the Electronic Wireless Show and The PC Gaming Weekspot as Rock Paper Shotgun's third podcast.   In this first episode of Warzone Audio Bang, they detail exactly why the game holds a special place in their hearts. And it's not just because they like shooty bang. They also consider how Take That's Gary Barlow would fare in Verdansk, and they take the opportunity to compare three of their regular teammates to different rodents.    They also touch on what they thought of the massive ship that brought zombies to Warzone. There's also a bit of chatter on some War Tracks they'd like to see added, and they kick off a regular bit where they question who could be behind three of their favourite CoD usernames. They're convinced no other game attracts such a number of interesting individuals.   Over time we hope you'll grow to love us as much as we love Warzone.  

Micro-homes mean very limited space, but more and more people are interested in downsizing their accommodation. We meet a tiny-house builder in Germany, and an architect in Hong Kong who says small homes are key to overcoming homelessness.

The cliche of bright red lipstick and shoulder pads as symbols of power for women went out of style in the 80s, thank goodness. But who gets power at work today and why? And what do you need to do to keep it? Social psychologist Professor Dacher Keltner, from the University of California, Berkley has studied power for 25 years. And it turns out, the Machiavellian approach to power (force, deception, manipulation) is not what keeps you in power. Neither does red lipstick. Thanks to James Law, Chief People Officer, Estimate One, Cassandra Goodman author and executive coach plus our anonymous This Working Lifers, who shared their stories!  Due to the huge amount of interest in this topic next week we dig deeper into the interplay of gender and power at work. Producer: Maria Tickle

The cliche of bright red lipstick and shoulder pads as symbols of power for women went out of style in the 80s, thank goodness. But who gets power at work today and why? And what do you need to do to keep it? Social psychologist Professor Dacher Keltner, from the University of California, Berkley has studied power for 25 years. And it turns out, the Machiavellian approach to power (force, deception, manipulation) is not what keeps you in power. Neither does red lipstick. Thanks to James Law, Chief People Officer, Estimate One, Cassandra Goodman author and executive coach plus our anonymous This Working Lifers, who shared their stories!  Due to the huge amount of interest in this topic next week we dig deeper into the interplay of gender and power at work. Producer: Maria Tickle

On this episode we study James 1:19-27 and witness the law of liberty. We see that we are to be hearers and doers and learn about true religion. Get your Bibles ready, this is one you'll remember. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sipnstudy/support

In this week's episode we have with us the founder of Cybertecture, James Law. Cybertecture is the design of all things for a more intelligent world through new pieces of architecture, interior space, artwork, technology, and strategy. He established James Law Cybertecture in 2001 and they've gone on to complete projects of various scales, some of them being OPod Housing No. 1 which is an experimental, low cost, micro living housing unit to ease Hong Kong's affordable housing problems. The Capital in Mumbai, Cybertecture egg, Technosphere, Tower of India and many more awesome projects. The firm specializes in architecture, interior design, master planning, consulting, technology & industrial design. He has also launched the Cybertecture Academy that nurtures a new generation of designers from a young age. In this episode, he takes us on his journey in Architecture right from his time at Bartlett, to being mentored by Peter Cook & later Itsuko Hasegawa in Tokyo, how he started his own firm James Law Cybertecture, how he landed big projects in India, solving Hong kong's housing problem through design, his design philosophy & approach to design, leveraging technology, smart city planning, the architecture of purpose & a whole lot more! For Episode shownotes & links, head to http://archgyan.com/54For the video version, head to our YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/nmm_mvNQWdY) This podcast is sponsored by Archgyan Courses, head to courses.archgyan.com (http://courses.archgyan.com/) to check out some of our new courses on Sketchup & Vray.

Today, James Law joins Sebastian Morgner, one of the world's most progressive thought leaders in the field of architecture and housing development. The fourteenth episode of the podcast discusses the issue of Covid-19 from an entrepreneurial standpoint, and thereby touches important topics like sustainability, resilience and the power of mindful design. After having a short exchange about how the virus has affected Mr. Law and his business, the conversation addresses the current VUCA-World, and how to conduct business in it. Mr. Law states it is important to understand, that his perspective on entrepreneurship is not the same as it used to be ten years ago. While originally, he believed it is all about progress, growth and profit. Having gained experience over the past few years, he now believes it is more about caring for his employees and allowing for sustainability and mindfulness, than solely about financial gratification. In his opinion, a manager has a certain duty to his colleagues and should aim for their well-being first and think about profit later. Following that, he shares his conviction, that the purpose that drives a business is one of the core factors in its o's decision making process. He defines success as any step taken by the organisation, that allows it to get closer to fulfil that inherent purpose. Summing up his previous thoughts, he then elaborates on the issue of mindfulness in every part of life. He is convinced, that every business in the world whether it is about housing, clothing or even food, must utilize sustainable design to preserve earth for future generations. Directed at the audience he closes by saying that everyone should always be humble and grateful, because no one matter how bad things may be, there is always hope.

In this Grantbook Byte, James Law and Aisling Nolan explore the changes that COVID-19 is bringing to our world, how philanthropy typically responds to emergencies, and what we must remember from other disaster relief scenarios. They reflect on what the world may look like beyond these next few months, and the role philanthropy may have in helping us transition and stabilize in the new future. Resources: GrantbookNTenTech ImpactCenter for Disaster Philanthropy

Before we kill it off work-life balance, what are the benefits and risks for employees and companies in this move to integration? Recorded live at Pause Fest 2020, this panel brought hard-core honesty to this conversation. These leaders shared their personal stories, fast fails and tips for those trying to make their way in a modern work world of mixed messages. Guests: Ed McManus, CEO of Deliveroo Australia, Natalie Feehan GM sales and marketing at MYOB and chief people officer with Estimate One, James Law. They debated (at times hotly) whether job flexibility is good for companies and how it needs to be managed, and whether working part-time limits your career. Never miss a show! Subscribe to our weekly podcast on the ABC Listen App or Apple podcasts. (And if you enjoy the show help us out by rating us with those little stars it helps others find us.) Producer: Maria Tickle

Before we kill it off work-life balance, what are the benefits and risks for employees and companies in this move to integration? Recorded live at Pause Fest 2020, this panel brought hard-core honesty to this conversation. These leaders shared their personal stories, fast fails and tips for those trying to make their way in a modern work world of mixed messages. Guests: Ed McManus, CEO of Deliveroo Australia, Natalie Feehan GM sales and marketing at MYOB and chief people officer with Estimate One, James Law. They debated (at times hotly) whether job flexibility is good for companies and how it needs to be managed, and whether working part-time limits your career. Never miss a show! Subscribe to our weekly podcast on the ABC Listen App or Apple podcasts. (And if you enjoy the show help us out by rating us with those little stars it helps others find us.) Producer: Maria Tickle

Bronte Coy and James Law take a look at what's coming next week in news, we've got the Oscars, something very interesting from news.com.au and of course more developments in The States as the Democrats pick their person to go up against Trump See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A third of people are failing their restricted driving tests because of obvious mistakes.VTNZ has listed the five main reasons why people fail. Forgetting to give way topped the list, accounting for 24 percent of fails.Driving 10 kilometres over the speed limit and not stopping at stop signs were other common breaches.Driver Testing Manager James Law says new drivers should pay attention to why people fail, so they can improve. LISTEN ABOVE AS JAW LAW SPEAKS TO KERRE MCIVOR

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Nicole is a personal injuries lawyer at James Law here in Brisbane. Nicole works part-time and this enables her to spend quality time with her two young daughters. Nicole was promoted while she was on maternity leave and doesn’t believe that being a woman with a young family will hinder your career progression – as long as you find the right employer!

In this eposide I interview two lawyers experienced in bringing civil cases against organisations who are vicariously liable for sexual abuse suffered by children. One of only three law firms in the country who have worked on behalf of victims of Jehovahs Witness child sexual abusers, Hugh James is a law firm with offices in London and Cardiff. Alan Collins and Samuel Barker have thoroughly researched the issues of Watchtower Society and understand the unique factors that make it hard for former members of Jehovah's Witnesses to disclose their abuse. They explain how Watchtower can be held liable in court for the child sexual abuse, and why bringing a civil case against the organisation is just as important as bringing a criminal case against the abuser. If you wish to talk to Alan or Samuel about a possible case they will travel to you, or meet you wherever you feel most able to talk comfortably.

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We welcome James Law from Longflint Drinks & meet Jeremy Pang who discusses his career and The School of Wok. It's that super busy time of year for the food industry – the school holidays have ended and the trade exhibitions are coming thick and fast. We wouldn't have it any other way though.  After spending the last fortnight enjoying the action from the Speciality & Fine Food Fair, we are back in the comfort of our London studio and revert to our usual format and, oh what a shame, we've got some booze for Sue and Ollie to enjoy. We recorded this one on a rainy morning too…work calls. To get Sue and Ollie off to a bit of a flier we welcomed one of our FoodTalk Awards winners. Now, full disclosure, we'd committed the crime of having never heard of Longflint Drinks before we did the awards but gosh we know them now (now you see why we do the awards) – they are creating the most amazing craft spirits and their Hibiscus & Gin Tonic won our Gold Award. James Law talks us through the story of how he went from beer to spirits… oh and he bought us lots of drinks to try. We like James.  We probably should have lined our stomachs beforehand, but we did what our parents told us not to do and had food after alcohol. It was pretty damn good food though.  You might have seen Jeremy Pang on your television screens as the Asian cooking expert on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch show, but we had him in our radio studio to give his full thoughts on the state of Asian cooking in the UK and told us how he managed to grow his School of Wok. 

We're taking you back to our very first episode where we chatted to James Law, all-round great guy and ex-HRD at Envato. James takes us through the ground breaking initiative he led at Envato called the Work From Anywhere initiative, or as James likes to call it, the WFA. Given all we read about the difficulties giving employees work/life balance and challenges around working from home, James has blown that up and lets his employees work from anywhere! Does this include Mars I hear you ask? Well, when Richard Branson solves the small commute problem then we think the answer will be yes!!

In this episode, William is joined by: 'Masala' author, Malika Basu; Longflint Drinks Co. co-founder, James Law; head chef of Launceston Place, Ben Murphy; Brett Redman and Natalie Lee-Joe from Jidori; plus a Restaurant of the Week review from Hugh. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On today's episode, we're talking to James Law.  James talks about how to prepare your product for SaasS (Software as a Service). He is an accomplished developer who built Ninja forms in 2011 with his business partner Kevin Stover even though there were many form builders in that space. Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners S5B: E6: James Laws of Ninja Forms on SaaS Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 00:38:09 Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:38:09 Guests : James Laws from Ninja forms is interviewed by Corey Maass and Sam Brodie. James honestly shares his experience in the forms builder space and where he sees the move to SaaS in his future. What you will learn from this episode: A business model and marketing strategy did not exist for Ninja Forms. (4:38) Ninja Forms was launched even though there were a lot of successful form builders in the space. (4:50) Ninja Forms was originally a premium plugin with a lifetime subscription. The lifetime subscription was honored although it was not a successful model for the creators. (5:18) In 2011 a light version of Ninja Forms was available with a pro upgrade offer. This was done to get a presence on the WordPress.org website. (6:24) Most users that use Ninja forms do not use everything that is sold with the plugin. This gave the owners the idea to segment the options and sell it through the EDD (Easy Digital Downloads) plugin. (7:33) James reached out the WordPress development community to offer partnerships with add-ons. (8:57) Pippin (from Pippin Plugins) built the Mailchimp add-on after reviewing the code base and signed on with the Ninja Forms partners. (9:15) The ecosystem for splitting the profits was set up using the Trello system. (10:25) Marketing a Move to SaaS: Struggles that people say exist in a saturated market may be a false standard. A saturated market proves that there is a viable market. (11:45) You need to look at plugins to service anyone. The plugin becomes a connector to the service. (22:18) Ninja Forms is looking to take a two-prong approach for SaaS.  If you are using the plugin in the WordPress space (it will function the same) and there will be a fully hosted SaaS version providing just the features that you need. (17:32) Build your product so that you can easily pivot. (35:15) Keep an eye out in your space and make sure you are watching what solutions are growing. (30:17) Be passionate about making the leap into the next space. Unique qualities of SaaS: Higher end hosting companies are starting to partner with businesses that sell and market software products. (13:56) The platform limits who you can sell to when you are concentrating just on WordPress. (15:33) You need to have a strong hosting partner that knows DevOps and server scalability well. (24:15) In a SaaS environment, you can control the interface that the client works with. (16:33) Branding becomes very important to get visibility in the forms space outside of WordPress. (26:30) The code needs to be written to exist outside of the WordPress space in order to expand the business. (32:40) The Ninja Forms partners are doing research with calls to other businesses to see if they can start with a wrap around business. (33:30) EPISODE RESOURCES Ninja Forms Corey Maass Kanban Sam Brodie Offsprout Follow James: James Laws Ninja Forms Ninja Forms on WordPress.org James on Twitter If you would like to co-host an Episode of the Matt Report reach out to Matt at the MattReport.com/contact. If you like the show please leave a 5 Star review over on the Matt Report on iTunes. Sponsors: Pagely Gravity Forms ★ Support this podcast ★

On today’s episode, we’re talking to James Law.  James talks about how to prepare your product for SaasS (Software as a Service). He is an accomplished developer who built Ninja forms in 2011 with his business partner Kevin Stover even though there were many form builders in that space. (more…)

Welcome to BoBcast episode one - get to know me (Meahan Callaghan) and my co-host Lorena Healey, we have been in Human Resources for sometime. Lets not dwell on actual time and have us feel like old bags! In this first episode we talk to James Law, all-round great guy and current Human Resources Director at Envato. James takes us through the ground breaking initiative he has led at Envato called the Work From Anywhere initiative. Or as James likes to call it, the WFA. Given all we read about the difficulties giving employees work/life balance and challenges around working from home…well James has blown that up and lets his employees work from anywhere. Does this include Mars I hear you ask? Well when Richard Branson solves the small commute problem then we think the answer will be yes!!

Urbanovation represents the opportunities available to innovate all aspects of city life, according to James Law, CEO of James Law Cybertecture. Adopted as a key theme of the InnoDesignTech Expo 2016, the event explored how design and innovation become a key driving force for urban lifestyle and development. Speaking on the sidelines of the event, Mr Law discusses Hong Kong’s role as a trendsetter and connector to urbanovation development opportunities in this podcast interview.

China’s Belt and Road Initiative is a conduit for innovative design while Hong Kong, as a “super connector”, has a unique role bringing together design and technology stakeholders across Belt and Road countries, said leading architect James Law. He was speaking beside a seminar and themed exhibition, “Urbanovation”, at the HKTDC InnoDesignTech Expo 2016. The expo featured a Hong Kong-developed, easy-to-erect building with multiple uses.

We're recording live from HR Tech Fest in Melbourne and are joined by James Law of Envato who speaks about using a minimum viable product approach in HR. James has also been speaking at the conference today on "People Power - How to Create Experiences Your People Love" and gives us a snapshot.

June 15, 2015 Ask Allie Podcast: Life Advice with a Metaphysical Twist! www.AskAlliePodcast.com **Show's Format** * Introduction * Topic: LeBron James & Law of Attraction * Holistic Item of the Week: Gemini Grid * Closing remarks Go with the Flow: http://www.outofbodyecstasy.com/go-with-the-flow/ Find Allie on the WWW: www.AllieTheiss.com www.OutOfBodyEcstasy.com www.TwinFlameSoulMate.com www.ThePassionZone.com www.GypsyGirlPress.net

James Law interviews Nick Riches about his research on treating the passive in children with specific language impairments.