Podcast appearances and mentions of jerry cuomo

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the rebranded "Art of Automation" podcast, now titled "The Art of AI." Join your host, Jerry Cuomo, IBM Fellow and VP for Technology, and guest Dr. Ruchir Puri, IBM Fellow and Chief Scientist at IBM Research, as they explore the fundamental theme of this series: "Trustworthy AI for Business." Listen in as they discuss the importance of data governance, responsible AI practices, and transparent model training to ensure that AI systems earn trust and deliver reliability in the business landscape.In this episode, Ruchir's analogy of a blender illustrates "Un-Trustworthy AI." Just as a blender turns ingredients into an unrecognizable smoothie, AI can consume data without retaining its origin. To ensure trust, proper data governance and attribution are vital. AI models should provide clear sources for their recommendations, fostering credibility and informed decision-making. Trustworthy AI combines responsible practices and transparency, empowering users to harness its potential with confidence.Ruchir introduces IBM's pioneering watsonx platform as a data and AI platform that's built for business. He explains that enterprises turning to AI today need access to a full technology stack that enables them to train, tune and deploy AI models, including foundation models and machine learning capabilities, across their organization with trusted data, speed, and governance - all in one place and to run across any cloud environment. The conversation explores the challenge of reducing AI model "hallucinations," where systems generate incorrect information with unwarranted confidence. The hosts discuss ongoing research efforts to address this issue and elevate the overall accuracy of AI outputs.This episode sets the stage for a thought-provoking series that explores AI's transformative potential for businesses while highlighting the significance of ethics and trust in shaping the AI-driven future.References:• Improving Factuality and Reasoning in Language Models through Multiagent Debate• Watsonx platform• Watsonx; Generative AI for business by Dario Gil, THINK 2023 * Coverart was created with the assistance of DALL·E 2 by OpenAI. ** Music for the podcast created by Mind The Gap Band - Cox, Cuomo, Haberkorn, Martin, Mosakowski, and Rodriguez

Welcome to the latest episode of the Art of Automation podcast, where we explore the latest trends and insights on innovation and automation. In this episode, our host Jerry Cuomo sits down with Kemal Kvakic, Head of Innovation at Raymond James, to discuss the role of innovation in a modern enterprise.Kemal shares his passion for innovation and sheds light on his role at Raymond James. As Chief Innovation Officer, Kemal discusses how he drives change within the organization, including business sponsorship and partnering with IT.The conversation then turns to the role of automation in financial services, and Kemal provides insights into where he sees the most impact. He also discusses his top technology trends of interest - generational AI and ChatGPT in financial services - and what he believes their impact will be in the future of financial services.Tune in to this episode of the Art of Automation podcast to hear from an industry expert on the latest trends and insights on innovation and automation in financial services.

In short bonus episode, Jerry Cuomo discusses the relationship between AI and blockchain, debunking the notion that the combination is hyped and stating that they both enforce each other. Cuomo highlights how blockchain provides authentic data, bringing trust to AI and augmenting decision making, while AI brings intelligence to data. Cuomo also mentions how the combination of AI and blockchain could benefit industries such as healthcare and finance by providing better data and identity protection. Cuomo suggests starting with incremental steps and dreaming big to improve everyday life. Ultimately, the combination of AI and blockchain can lead to authenticity, augmentation, and automation.

Now Live! Another special *trends* episode on the popular topic of ChatGPT… through the lens of fun encounter with something called ChrisLang. Listen in, as host Jerry Cuomo, has an upbeat conversation with ChrisLang creator, Chris Hay, as he explains how he stumbled upon creating a new computer language, while playing around with ChatGPT. One of the key takeaways from this episode involve “playing around with tech”… just to get a feel… and perhaps trigger thoughts and imagination of how and where Generational AI, and Large Language Models can be applied in your world… by understanding it's strengths and short comings. And... Be sure to listen to the end, where Jerry challenges his audience to a homework assignment involving “just playing” with ChatGPT.Chris made a more detailed video on his experience creating ChrisLang with ChatGPT. Here is the link to that YouTube Video:CHRISLANG: ChatGPT: codes in my vanity Programming LanguageAlso, to do the homework assignment, you will need access to ChatGPT. Here is a link to Open.AI that will get you there.Last, Connect with Jerry on LinkedIn here. And Jerry's Digital Twin (DJ) here. Also buy the Paperback of Art of Automation here (Royalties are donated to the Cancer Research for Children).

In this bonus episode, you'll have the pleasure to meet one of Jerry's creative North Carolina State University students, Anna Hagedorn. Listen in, as Anna shares her innovative class project that she calls Pete's Poems NFTs.Anna's work on Pete's Poems is a fun and inspiring example of how best of breed technologies like Blockchain and Generational AI, in the form of ChatGPT, can come together and produce one-of-a-kind digital assets, that make you smile.Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to advancing cancer research for children.And if you like this podcast, check out Jerry Cuomo's other podcast, The Art of Automation.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

In this episode, Jerry Cuomo and systems of engagement expert, Chris Hay, step into the metaverse and discuss how this new medium holds the potential to greatly enhance our ability to connect and engage with the world around us.Listen in to hear Chris demystify the metaverse, with examples of how to utilize its immersive engagement model to advance day to day business. Chris and Jerry also discuss the connection between the metaverse and blockchain technology and how blockchain could be used to create a decentralized system for identity verification and access control within the metaverse, allowing for greater security and privacy for users.Chris is a Distinguished Engineer, at IBM Consulting. To read more about what Chris and IBM is up to in the metaverse space read:Beyond the Hype: Explore five ways retailers and brands can drive value in the enterprise metaverse.And if you're enjoying these podcasts, we suspect you'll enjoy Jerry's new book, also titled Think Blockchain. Order your book today here thinkblockchain.org… with royalties donated to advance cancer research.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

Now Live! This special *trends* episode is on Foundation Models. Listen in as host Jerry Cuomo is joined by fellow IBM Consulting Fellow, Blaine Dolph, for a discussion on this exciting emerging trend in artificial intelligence. Blaine provides a definition of Foundation Models including what makes them a breakthrough worth paying attention to in the months to come. Jerry and Blaine share several examples using the OpenAI playground, and with a little help from Digital Jerry (DJ), demonstrate how these models can be applied to automate aspects of your everyday work life. Blaine discusses how early examples of models, like GPT-3, BERT, or DALL-E 2, have shown what's possible. Input a short prompt, and the system generates an entire essay, or a complex image, based on your parameters, even if it wasn't specifically trained on how to execute that exact argument or generate an image in that way.What exactly is a foundation model, you ask?A foundation model is a deep learning algorithm that has been pre-trained with extremely large data sets. In many cases the data is scraped from the public internet including Wikipedia and GitHub.Unlike narrow artificial intelligence (narrow AI) models that are trained to perform a single task, foundation models are trained with a wide variety of data and can transfer knowledge from one task to another. This type of large-scale neural network can be trained once and then fine-tuned to complete different types of tasks.Foundation models contain hundreds of billions of hyperparameters that have been trained with hundreds of gigabytes of data. Once completed, however, each foundation model can be modified an unlimited number of times to automate a wide variety of discrete tasks.

Welcome to Think Blockchain - A podcast for those curious about blockchain's evolution to a Web3 future. This is it… The start of a new podcast… hosted by Jerry Cuomo relating to topics covered in his new book of the same name.In blockchain, a genesis block is the very first block of data committed to the chain. So, in a sense, this episode is the genesis block of this new podcast series. In this episode, Jerry is joined by his digital twin, DJ. Together they introduce the podcast, describe who it's for, and hint at some guests and topics that we've teed up for future discussions.Jerry describes the book and the podcast share the same goals which related to shaping the future of the Internet, which many call Web3. But to improve our future, we need to understand the issues of today's Web2 world. Issues like…Identity theft, Issues with data privacy, A balanced rewards system for those creating and contributing valuable data to the internet,Going beyond the 2D internet into an immersive 3D metaverse,And a safe, easy and trustworthy approach to digital money.All these topics are areas that need attention and are areas that Jerry feels blockchain technology's unique attributes can take a real run at solving these problems. Hence, the title of the podcast and book, Think blockchain.Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

Beyond AI and Automation, Jerry Cuomo and Adolfo Rodriguez share another interest, music. They are both founding members of the rock and roll band, Mind the Gap - who play music to have fun while raising money to benefit charity. To date, Mind the Gap has raised closed to $250,000 for over 15 different charities. In this bonus episode, Jerry and Adolfo shoot the breeze about the band, how it started, what instruments they play, discuss their original songs, and share the date of their next gig (July 28, 2022 in Raleigh).You might also enjoy this funny Mock-u-mentry on Mind the Gap, that was done for a conference by IBM Marketing and the music company, BMI. Give that a try, we suspect you'll enjoy it.IBM & BMI presents Mind the Gap - Behind the MusicHere is another link where you can listen to some of Mind the Gaps original music;

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Jerry is joined by world-class Automation Consultant and Global Automation Practice Leader at IBM, Tom Ivory. They begin by discussing Automation Consulting in general, and how Tom and his team x-ray enterprises in search for inefficiencies and prescribe AI-powered Automation as solutions. Tom describes the three phases of modern enterprise automation, from "island"/task automation to hyper-automation  to AI-powered Automation. They close by diving into a real-world example from the State of New York where IBM used AI-powered Automation to  automate the processing of unemployment claims to significantly lower call times and increase calls per day. IBM Consulting: https://www.ibm.com/consulting/Connect with us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-of-automation/  Buy Paperback Book with discount code, mentioned in this episode: https://store.bookbaby.com/book/The-Art-of-Automation Art by Jerry Cuomo.

Jerry is joined by IBM Senior Technical Staff Member and Lead Architect for Observability, Chris Bailey. They begin by discussing what "BizOps" is and why connecting data and events from across the enterprise creates unique challenges for modern businesses. Chris explains that the world's digital transformation means most of today's business is implemented in IT, and how, with advanced Observability technology, enterprises can be proactive about mitigating IT issues and keeping their customers happy. Chris and Jerry close by gazing into the crystal ball and analyzing where this all might be headed in the next decade.Connect with us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-of-automation/   Art by Jerry Cuomo.

To kick off the new year, Jerry Cuomo is interviewed by his digital twin (DJ) and shares 4 key trends in Automation that are uniquely using AI to expand the scope of what can be automated in the enterprise. These trends include “Automating Code”, “Automating Document Understanding”, “Automating Business Operations”, and “Putting Automation in the Hands of Everyone”.  Connect with us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-of-automation/  Cover Art arrangement by human Jerry Cuomo.

Jerry recaps The Art of Automation Season 1 and gives a preview for Season 2.  Connect with us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-of-automation/  Cover Art by Jerry Cuomo.

Digital Jerry (DJ) and Human Jerry return for a special episode on one of the most popular technology trends of the last decade, Blockchain. Jerry begins by clearing up a few common misconceptions about Blockchain, like the fact that it's not the same thing as Bitcoin. He reframes the popular narrative around Blockchain by sharing its extensive use cases, all of which are unified by a desire to build a trusted network to handle interactions between known parties. Jerry then shifts the discussion to Enterprise AI-powered Automation, where Automation technology is generally bounded by a company's firewall. With Blockchain, however, Automation is being expanded to multi-party processes (such as supply chain), saving substantial amounts of time and money. Jerry closes by summarizing how Blockchain's immutable shared ledger creates a foundation of trust and confidence, by forming one system of truth for all players involved.  Cover Art arrangement by human Jerry Cuomo.  More on Blockchain and Trust: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/data-we-trust-well-after-you-add-little-blockchain-jerry-cuomo/

Jerry is joined by IBM Distinguished Engineer, self-published author, and the most prolific inventor in the history of IBM (with over 800 patents), Lisa Seacat DeLuca. They discuss how AI-powered automation helps businesses understand the environment and how they can use that data to tackle challenges related to climate change, sustainability, and everyday business operations. Lisa shares an example from the airline industry, where flights still use a paper-based flight manifest that a pilot must sign, and she explains how much faster and more accurate the process could be if reinvented with AI-powered automation. She also makes predictions for how automation will play an even bigger role in public health as the world transitions to the next normal, with technologies coming together to help us be safer as a society.    Art by Jerry Cuomo.

Digital Jerry (DJ) is back for a very special episode announcing The Art of Automation Book.  Book link: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/art-of-automation.  Send feedback to: ethanglasman@ibm.com.  Cover Art arrangement by human Jerry Cuomo.

Jerry is joined by IBM Distinguished Engineer and Lead Architect of the IBM Automation Foundation, Pratik Gupta. They discuss what automation is made of and how the blueprint of automation can be broken down into "Discover, Decide, Act, and Optimize." Pratik shares an example of how automation has evolved in manufacturing cars, from the Ford Model T to the Tesla Model Y. He ties this back to enterprise automation with a use case from the information technology space, where decisions are constantly being made, for hundreds of thousands of people, automatically - or as Pratik puts it - "Planet-Scale AI-Powered Automation."  Art by Caroline Scholer and Jerry Cuomo.

Frank Lu is Head of Ping An Blockchain Technology at OneConnect Smart Technology, a subsidiary of Ping An. Previously to Ping An, Frank Lu was one of the original founders of Hyperledger Fabric. In this podcast we discuss the different approaches to blockchain and the advantages of creating encrypted data networks for data privacy, cross validation of data and ability to run business logic on encrypted data.   About Ping An Ping An is a Chinese holding conglomerate with 30 subsidiaries that mainly deal with insurance, banking, and financial services. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Shenzhen. "Ping An" literally means "safe and well". Ping An ranked 7th on the Forbes Global 2000 list and 29th on the Fortune Global 500 list. The company is considered to be China's biggest insurer, with US$107 billion in gross premium income in 2018. Its market capitalization is at US$220 billion in July 2019, making it the world's largest insurer except for Berkshire Hathaway. Frank’s subsidiary, OneConnect Smart Technology, is mainly responsible for financial services. Frank heads the Technology Division for blockchain which is responsible for PingAn’s blockchain across the conglomerate.   What is blockchain? Blockchain is a shared ledger technology which provides a single source of truth to all participants on a blockchain. It’s a way for different participants to be able to manage and work on the same data source. Every time a change is done to the data source, all participants will have visibility of that change. It has features which makes it immutable thus ensuring any attempts to delete a record or change a record will get noticed by the other participants.   Frank’s journey to blockchain Back in 2013, Frank was part of the IBM WebSphere Strategy Team. His team was working on gamification technology which involved using coins and badges as game elements to motivate a workforce. In 2014, The project was pivoted to a mobile gaming backend as a service working for Jerry Cuomo. At that time Ethereum hadn’t yet launched but had published the Ethereum whitepaper along with a few lines of code which attracted the interest of the team Frank worked at. They investigated the Ethereum whitepaper to determine how they could use it for their gaming backend work. Based on the mobile gaming backend work a new project was launched, initially called “Blue Chain” that received $1m to explore blockchain solutions. John Wolpert was invited to lead Blue Chain and Richard Brownwas also invited to participate in the project. Initially the plan was to avoid having to start from scratch in building a blockchain solution. They looked at the possibility of partnering with Ethereum to bring their technology to the enterprise market. However, due to internal politics it was decided for IBM to build their own blockchain solution. The Blue Chain initiative was then called Hyperledger Fabric. In December 2015, Hyperledger Fabric was formerly launched under the auspices of the Linux Foundation. In early 2016, PingAn convinced Frank to join them.   PingAn’s blockchain technology As head of blockchain technology at PingAn, Frank has an interesting view of consortiums. In his opinion consortiums are formed by entities who are interested in accessing other people’s data. Everybody wants to leverage other people’s data, however most aren’t willing to share their own data. His criticism of Hyperledger’s approach to blockchain is its use of channels which is essentially a point to point connection between counterparties, something which you can do with existing traditional technologies. Hyperledger’s approach is if you want to make confidentiality a priority then you should use blockchain technology. PingAn has a different approach. Their blockchain technology is heavily based on cryptography where all data is encrypted on the blockchain and where the participants can run business logic on encrypted data.

To kick off the new year, Jerry Cuomo is interviewed by his digital twin (DJ) and shares 5 key trends in Automation that are uniquely using AI to expand the scope of what can be automated in the enterprise. These trends include the “Union of APIs and Automation”, “Digital Employees”, “Predictive AIOps”, “AI for Code”, and “Multi-org Automation”. Human Jerry notes that there are billions of hours spent each year on mundane tasks. He predicts that in 2021, enterprises will shift these hours towards higher value work by using AI-powered Automation. 2021 is poised to be the Year of Automation!  Cover Art arrangement by human Jerry Cuomo.

You can now run state-of-the-art blockchain solutions for the enterprise on AWS. The IBM Blockchain Platform builds upon Hyperledger Fabric open-source software and leverages Kubernetes to run on the AWS Cloud. In this session, hear from Vinny Mullineaux, CEO of Vertrax, and Jerry Cuomo, IBM Fellow, as they explain how blockchain is helping change your everyday life behind the scenes, from optimizing supply chain planning in the Oil and Gas industry to enabling identity management and optimizing the food supply chain. This presentation is brought to you by IBM, an APN Partner.

Blockchain is a system in which record transactions are being handled and maintained across several computers that are linked in a peer-to-peer network. In this day and age in the business world, blockchain has become a helpful system that is already transforming enterprise business model and promoting growth. In this episode, host Tracy Hazzard interviews IBM Blockchain's Jerry Cuomo about the blockchain technology and how it is starting to become more trusted and applied in large businesses. Listen to this podcast episode to know more about blockchain and, specifically, enterprise blockchain technology. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the New Trust Economy Community today:newtrusteconomy.comNew Trust Economy FacebookNew Trust Economy YouTubeTracy Hazzard LinkedInMonika Proffitt LinkedIn

What drove you to focus on a blockchain? What are the key elements of the Enterprise Blockchain? Blockchain in a nutshell A crash course in Enterprise Blockchain How do you need to change the mindset in a blockchain-driven business world? Does the blockchain make centralized platforms irrelevant? Or is it an evolution of them? What is a Minimum Viable Ecosystem (MVE) and how to kick it off? How does the blockchain inject trust in a business model? How does economics change? Key takeaways and quotes

E58 - IBM’s Four Pillars for Enterprise Blockchain Development with Jerry Cuomo of IBM   Episode 58 of the Hacker Noon Podcast: An interview with Jerry Cuomo of IBM This episode of Hacker Noon is sponsored by DigitalOcean. Discover why developers love DigitalOcean and get started with a free $50 credit at https://do.co/hackernoon  Listen to the interview on iTunes, or Google Podcast, or watch on YouTube.   In this episode Trent Lapinski interviews Jerry Cuomo on IBM’s open-source initiatives towards enterprise Blockchain technologies, going into the value-add of Hyperledger and Hyperledger Fabric to enterprise operations.   "These are problems that are not waiting for tomorrow to be solved.” “There is a wonderful moment when a developer meets a business-informed person, and there is this cross-pollination that occurs where an age-old business problem. with Blockchain now as a set of tools and techniques for businesses to collaborate, provides a resolution.”  “When you see the sparkle in that founder’s eye. That, you know, ‘this has been a thorn in our side for generations’, and now we recognize it as an industry.”  — Jerry Cuomo Production and music by Derek Bernard - https://haberdasherband.com/production https://hackernoon.com/  https://community.hackernoon.com/  https://contribute.hackernoon.com/  https://sponsor.hackernoon.com/  https://podcast.hackernoon.com/  https://twitter.com/hackernoon/  https://facebook.com/hackernoon/  P.S. If you dig the new Hacker Noon Podcast, consider giving us a 5 star review on iTunes. Also check out the top stories from July, the latest stories, and today’s homepage

On this week's Silicon Valley Insider, we celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday in the United States with a look back on 5 different organizations are making a difference by giving back in their own way. 1) Beena Ammanath, Global Vice President, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise for Innovation (Aritificial Intelligence, Data, IoT, Blockchain) and Founder and CEO of the non-profit: Humans for AI discusses why she started this organization to help women and minorities stay ahead of any potential career disruptions due to advances in AI (potentially taking away jobs). You can find out more about Beena and Humans for AI from a previous show": "Humans for AI with Beena Ammanath, Global VP - HPE Innovation | AI |Data Analytics | IoT | Blockchain" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-10-12-18-podcast 2) Jonathan Nelson, Founder and Managing Partner of the Hack Fund. Jonathan discusses why he started The Hack Fund which is to provide "Silicon Valley" capital to the unreached in developing nations. John's desire is to "get shoes to all the children in Latin America". Hear how his fund does not care about education, color or gender when considering who to invest in. You can find out more about Jonathan Nelson and The Hack Fund from a previous show: "Disrupting the V.C. Model with Keith Koo and special guest Jonathan Nelson, Founder and CEO of the Hack Fund" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-6-29-18-podcast 3) Hugh Molotsi, CEO of Ujama and former VP and Head of Innovation at Intuit, co-author of the "Intrapreneur's Journey". Hugh discusses how companies that give "unstructured time" benefits the employer (by retaining talent) and employee (they don't need to quit their job to work on their innovative idea). More information on Hugh and the "Intrapreneur's Journey" can be found in previous show: "Hugh Molotsi - Author of The Intrapreneur's Journey | CEO of Ujama | Former VP of Innovation - Intuit" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/hugh-molotsi-author-of-the-intrapreneurs-journey-f 4) Jerry Cuomo, VP and Distinguished Fellow, IBM Co-Founder and CTO of Hyperledger and former co-Founder and CTO of IBM Websphere. Jerry discusses "Blockchain for Good" and how innovations in public and private/permissioned blockchains have the potential to transform how we share our data with the concept of "Self-Sovereign Identity". More about Jerry and how blockchain technology can transform lives and industries can be found in a previous show: "Blockchain for Good: Jerry Cuomo, IBM Fellow, VP Blockchain Technologies" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-9-14-18-podcast 5) Jenny Dearborn, EVP of Human Resources, Talent, Leadership and Learning, SAP and author of "The Data Driven Leader: A Powerful Approach to Delivering Measurable Business Impact Through People Analytics" - Jenny discusses how "there's never been a better time to enter the tech job market" and how companies like SAP are advocating for alternative hiring programs (such as apprenticeships) to fill the tech worker shortage. For more information on Jenny, apprenticeship programs, or her latest book, you can find more information on a previous show: "Jenny Dearborn EVP HR & Talent, SAP on the "Tech Worker Shortage" - www.svin.biz" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-11-2-18-podcast "Silicon Valley Insider with Keith Koo" First airing is 1-2pm on 1220AM KDOW Download the podcast at 2pm Friday's For questions or comments, email: info@svin.biz Be sure to subscribe and listen to the podcast. You can also listen to past podcasts here: Non-iTunes: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/id1282637717?mt=2 Email us at info@svin.biz or find us here: www.svin.biz https://stitchengine.drishinfo.com/index.jsp?sId=15540&source=sh Arifitical Intelligence, AI, Blockchain, Big Data, Data Analytics, Cyberrisk, Information security, VC, Venture Capital, Angel Investments, Fundraising, Capital Raising, Investor, Human Rights, Technology for Good, UN SDGs, Emerging Technology

This clip is a 30 second promo for the 11/23 Silicon Valley Insider show. On this week's Silicon Valley Insider, we celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday in the United States with a look back on 5 different organizations are making a difference by giving back in their own way. 1) Beena Ammanath, Global Vice President, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise for Innovation (Aritificial Intelligence, Data, IoT, Blockchain) and Founder and CEO of the non-profit: Humans for AI discusses why she started this organization to help women and minorities stay ahead of any potential career disruptions due to advances in AI (potentially taking away jobs). You can find out more about Beena and Humans for AI from a previous show": "Humans for AI with Beena Ammanath, Global VP - HPE Innovation | AI |Data Analytics | IoT | Blockchain" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-10-12-18-podcast 2) Jonathan Nelson, Founder and Managing Partner of the Hack Fund. Jonathan discusses why he started The Hack Fund which is to provide "Silicon Valley" capital to the unreached in developing nations. John's desire is to "get shoes to all the children in Latin America". Hear how his fund does not care about education, color or gender when considering who to invest in. You can find out more about Jonathan Nelson and The Hack Fund from a previous show: "Disrupting the V.C. Model with Keith Koo and special guest Jonathan Nelson, Founder and CEO of the Hack Fund" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-6-29-18-podcast 3) Hugh Molotsi, CEO of Ujama and former VP and Head of Innovation at Intuit, co-author of the "Intrapreneur's Journey". Hugh discusses how companies that give "unstructured time" benefits the employer (by retaining talent) and employee (they don't need to quit their job to work on their innovative idea). More information on Hugh and the "Intrapreneur's Journey" can be found in previous show: "Hugh Molotsi - Author of The Intrapreneur's Journey | CEO of Ujama | Former VP of Innovation - Intuit" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/hugh-molotsi-author-of-the-intrapreneurs-journey-f 4) Jerry Cuomo, VP and Distinguished Fellow, IBM Co-Founder and CTO of Hyperledger and former co-Founder and CTO of IBM Websphere. Jerry discusses "Blockchain for Good" and how innovations in public and private/permissioned blockchains have the potential to transform how we share our data with the concept of "Self-Sovereign Identity". More about Jerry and how blockchain technology can transform lives and industries can be found in a previous show: "Blockchain for Good: Jerry Cuomo, IBM Fellow, VP Blockchain Technologies" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-9-14-18-podcast 5) Jenny Dearborn, EVP of Human Resources, Talent, Leadership and Learning, SAP and author of "The Data Driven Leader: A Powerful Approach to Delivering Measurable Business Impact Through People Analytics" - Jenny discusses how "there's never been a better time to enter the tech job market" and how companies like SAP are advocating for alternative hiring programs (such as apprenticeships) to fill the tech worker shortage. For more information on Jenny, apprenticeship programs, or her latest book, you can find more information on a previous show: "Jenny Dearborn EVP HR & Talent, SAP on the "Tech Worker Shortage" - www.svin.biz" Link: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/sv-insider-11-2-18-podcast "Silicon Valley Insider with Keith Koo" First airing is 1-2pm on 1220AM KDOW Download the podcast at 2pm Friday's For questions or comments, email: info@svin.biz Be sure to subscribe and listen to the podcast. You can also listen to past podcasts here: Non-iTunes: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/id1282637717?mt=2 Email us at info@svin.biz or find us here: www.svin.biz https://stitchengine.drishinfo.com/index.jsp?sId=15540&source=sh Arifitical Intelligence, AI, Blockchain, Big Data, Data Analytics, Cyberrisk, Information security, VC, Venture Capital, Angel Investments, Fundraising, Capital Raising, Investor, Human Rights, Technology for Good, UN SDGs, Emerging Technology

We speak with Jerry Cuomo, VP of Blockchain at IBM about how his team is planning to invest in the ecosystem. Jerry discusses IBM's approach to building partnerships in the industry, why they're so bullish on blockchain, and how it may shape the future of IBM as a company. Full show notes: https://thecoinoffering.com/podcast/s03/e02-ibm-blockchain/

The Silicon Valley Insider Show: Emerging Technology for Humanity. Thanks to all of our listeners on 1220AM KDOW, 860AM KTRB and podcast listeners in 87 countries. On this week's show, Keith Koo's special guest is Jerry Cuomo, VP of Blockchain Technologies and IBM Fellow. Hear Jerry's story of how he was one of the originators of IBM Websphere and then became the CTO for Websphere before discovering the promises of blockchain technologies which led to his leading all of IBM's research in blockchain, distributed ledger and IBM's membership in the HyperLedger consortium. Jerry talks about his passion for "Blockchain for Good" and gave Keith the very first interview regarding IBM"s new project addressing self soverign identity for healthcare called Hu-manity. Jerry also gives reference to the need for a directory or "yellow pages" for permissioned (like HyperLedger) and permissionless (decentralized) blockchains. First airing is 1-2pm on 1220AM KDOW Download the podcast at 2pm Friday's For questions or comments, email: info@svin.biz Be sure to subscribe and listen to the podcast. You can also listen to past podcasts here: Non-iTunes: https://omny.fm/shows/the-silicon-valley-insider-show iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-silicon-valley-insider-show/id1282637717?mt=2 Email us at info@svin.biz or find us here: https://stitchengine.drishinfo.com/index.jsp?sId=15540&source=sh VC, Venture Capital, Angel Investments, Fundraising, Capital Raising, Investor, Human Rights, Wildfires

Jerry Cuomo is the Vice President of Blockchain Technologies at IBM. He is an IBM Fellow, veteran software engineer, and one of the founding fathers of IBM WebSphere.   In this episode, Jerry and I discuss:   How Jerry and his father are lifelong “IBMers.” In fact, his father made a discovery in 1972 that eventually led to the invention of optical disks. Jerry recounts crawling through the hallways of the IBM Research Center in his diapers – true story How IBM first embraced Ethereum before helping form Hyperledger The IBM Blockchain Platform and how IBM is using blockchain to revolutionize supply chain management for big name clients like Walmart, Maersk, Dole, Kroger, and many more Sovereign identity and private vs. public blockchains

Thanks to all the listeners who've let me know what you want to hear more of, what you like about the show, and who you want to see as guests. If you haven't yet, have a say in the direction of the show -- tell me what you like, what the podcast could do better, and who you are: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/unchained Jerry Cuomo has been at IBM his whole career and says that the emergence of blockchain technology is the second time in his career he has seen a breakthrough that will affect the lives of everyday people. IBM's VP of blockchain technologies talks about the company's work in areas as diverse as food safety in its project with Walmart, how blockchains will interact with Internet of Things devices and how it's approaching its identity work. Plus, he dives into what security for a permissioned blockchain looks like, whether IBM will lock its clients into its software, and what exactly its role is with the Hyperledger Foundation. Show notes are available here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2017/05/02/ibms-jerry-cuomo-on-everything-from-blockchain-security-to-hyperledger-to-the-internet-of-things/ IBM blockchain: https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/ We also reference my interview with Kathryn Haun of the Department of Justice: https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2016/11/01/federal-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-how-criminals-use-bitcoin-and-how-she-catches-them/

Thanks to all the listeners who've let me know what you want to hear more of, what you like about the show, and who you want to see as guests. If you haven't yet, have a say in the direction of the show -- tell me what you like, what the podcast could do better, and who you are: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/unchained Jerry Cuomo has been at IBM his whole career and says that the emergence of blockchain technology is the second time in his career he has seen a breakthrough that will affect the lives of everyday people. IBM's VP of blockchain technologies talks about the company's work in areas as diverse as food safety in its project with Walmart, how blockchains will interact with Internet of Things devices and how it's approaching its identity work. Plus, he dives into what security for a permissioned blockchain looks like, whether IBM will lock its clients into its software, and what exactly its role is with the Hyperledger Foundation. Show notes are available here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2017/05/02/ibms-jerry-cuomo-on-everything-from-blockchain-security-to-hyperledger-to-the-internet-of-things/ IBM blockchain: https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/ We also reference my interview with Kathryn Haun of the Department of Justice: https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2016/11/01/federal-prosecutor-kathryn-haun-on-how-criminals-use-bitcoin-and-how-she-catches-them/

We got SugarCRM's co-founder and CTO Jacob Taylor and WebSphere CTO Jerry Cuomo to sit down for an intriguing exchange on WebSphere sMash, the SugarCRM application built on sMash using PHP, and the realities and promises of this approach to development.