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Derogation, the way in which striking doctors can be recalled to the ward to protect patient safety, was agreed by NHS England and the BMA. Now, new data The BMJ has uncovered shows that the mechanism was rarely used - and when it was tried, was often rejected. Gareth Iacobucci explains what that means about relations between the government, the NHS, and doctors. Felice Jacka, director of the Food & Mood Centre at Deakin University, is one of the authors of our recent ultra-processed foods umbrella review - and joins the podcast to talk about the link between diet and health; and why goverments need to pay more attention to the food system. Finally, John Appleby, senior associate at the Nuffield Trust, and Gillian Leng, dean and president elect of the Royal Society of medicine, have been thinking about healthcare funding, and how more stability is essential in securing the service's future.   Reading list Hospital leaders warned that failure to recall striking doctors risked patient safety in some trusts, documents show Ultra-processed food exposure and adverse health outcomes NHS funding for a secure future   Chapters 00:31 Derogation and doctor strikes 06:59 Ultra processed food producers and health 13:59 Rethinking NHS funding

Hyperautomation and AIOps are two of the most important technologies that are driving the digital transformation of businesses across the globe. The business value of Hyperautomation and AIOps is significant. By automating repetitive tasks, hyperautomation helps businesses to save time and reduce costs, while also improving accuracy and efficiency. AIOps, on the other hand, helps businesses to monitor their IT infrastructure in real-time, detect and resolve issues faster, and optimize IT operations, which ultimately leads to better business outcomes.On this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Doug Laney is joined by John Appleby, CEO at Avantra, to discuss:AIOps as an enablerTangible returns on investmentFuture of SAP landscapes

Jon didn't think SAP TechEd put enough emphasis on DevOps and AIOps, so he set about to correct that, via a roundtable with John Appleby and Brenton O'Callahan of Avantra, and Martin Fischer of Neptune Software (Fischer is also the lead for DSAG's DevOps interest group). But is DevOps even relevant in an ERP context? And what about AIOps? How do we move beyond dashboards and observability? What do SAP customers need to move forward with effective automation? Has this issue been overlooked by SAP, and what kind of educational/project content is needed? What is the future of SAP Basis engineers in this context? Do they have one? Is DevSecOps even worth a mention? These are just some of the issues the guys get into during this "alternative SAP TechEd" session. Show notes: the company mentioned by Martin for the DevOps session at SAP TechEd is Nuve.

Jon didn't think SAP TechEd put enough emphasis on DevOps and AIOps, so he set about to correct that, via a roundtable with John  Appleby and Brenton O'Callahan of Avantra, and Martin Fischer of Neptune Software (Fischer is also the lead for DSAG's DevOps interest group). But is DevOps even relevant in an ERP context? And what about AIOps? How do we move beyond dashboards and observability? What do SAP customers need to move forward with effective automation? Has this issue been overlooked by SAP, and what kind of educational/project content is needed? What is the future of SAP Basis engineers in this context? Do they have one? Is DevSecOps even worth a mention? These are just some of the issues the guys get into during this "alternative SAP TechEd" session.   Show notes: the company mentioned by Martin for the DevOps session at SAP TechEd is Nuve.

Hyperautomation is the business philosophy that the modern enterprise is using to rapidly automate SAP tasks and provide value back to the customer. A term coined by Gartner in 2019, hyperautomation and its rise are said to be indicative of how much RPA benefits businesses.  In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Editor https://em360tech.com/user/3673 (Matt Harris) welcomes https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnappleby/ (John Appleby), CEO at https://em360tech.com/solution-providers/avantra (Avantra), and https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-miletich-9a7a37/ (Nick Miletich), CTO at https://managecore.com/sap-monitoring-automation-platform/ (ManageCore), to discuss: SAP Operation Automation and overcoming challenges The importance of using hyperautomation for SAP Customers How Avantra's hyperautomation platform improves, agility, reliability, and security of SAP  Where hyperautomation should be on your priorities and customized to your business requirements How Managecore leverages hyperautomation to provide best in class SAP support

John Appleby, CEO Avantra, managed to duck a podcast taping with me at SAP Sapphire. But after Appleby told me that this year's SAP Insider marked a change in SAP events, I put him in the podcast hot seat: what matters most to SAP customers? After our review of RISE with SAP, Appleby gives his answer: SAP automation. But hold up - automating SAP landscapes is different than classic DevOps. Can SAP Basis engineers make this transition, and have impact on their company's automation strategy? What are the pitfalls? I had some tough surprise questions ready for Appleby. I hope this practical look at why SAP automation is coming to a head will be useful to project teams. Disclosure: Avantra is a diginomica partner, but this podcast is not part our contract, nor is this a diginomica podcast. We did this one for fun, with only a bare bones list of topics, no script.

This week I am replaying the 20 Questions in 2 Minutes segment of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series from Episodes 38 Laurie Kennedy, 39 James Judd, 40 Rick Kent, 41 Rob Boundy, and 42 John Appleby. I realise that due to the length of some of the interviews that not everyone listens to this segment, so by compiling 5 guests interviews at a time, it makes it a short, fun episode for you to enjoy. I put a post on my BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series Facebook and Instagram pages last week to let everyone know that I am winding up Series 2, and to let our drummers know that they needed to contact me ASAP if they hadn't yet been interviewed and wanted to be a part of this series, and as a result I have had a few more come forward. While I am arranging to interview those guests I will continue to replay this segment from some of the previous interviews from Season 2. Music: "Band It About" theme song was written and recorded for the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series by Catherine Lambert and Michael Bryant. Thank you to all of my guests, my listener's, those who have taken the time to rate and review this independent podcast series, and to those who have kindly used the PayPal link to donate towards the many hours that it takes me to be able to release a new episode, I truly appreciate you all! If you would like to support this podcast please use the PayPal link which you can find here in my Linktree: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries The Linktree also has links for anyone who would like to leave a review, which is handy for those who listen on a platform that doesn't offer this feature. If you would like to meet me in person and you live in South Australia, why not come along to the West Thebby Social Club on the third Thursday of the month, and or to the Benjamin on Franklin Hotel on the fourth Thursday of the month when I host Hit That Hit Musical Bingo. This Fun evening is Free to play and you can win pub vouchers for coming first, second, or third place. Game 1 starts at 7PM, and the evening is all finished by 9PM. *This may be of interest to the musicians who listen to this podcast series: BeatStars is a digital music marketplace where musicians can buy and sell beats, sound kits, album covers, and music more. BeatStars connects artists, labels, and music industry execs virtually, allowing for your music to be heard and bought by creators around the world. Songs like Lil Nas X's “Old Town Road,” CJ's “Whoopty,” and Soulja Boy's “She Make It Clap” were all created using beats found on BeatStars. Code “BANDITABOUT” at checkout gets listeners a free one month (30 day) trial of BeatStars. You can open your own professional digital music store at beatstars.com/sell-beats New episodes of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series will be available next week. Thanks for listening. Di Spillane - Host/Creator/Editor of the BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series #musicinterviews #musicpodcasts #musiccommentary #southaustralia #independentpodcastseries #australianpodcasts #drummers #realpeople #realstories #twentyquestions #banditabout #banditaboutpodcastseries #southaustralianmusicians #southaustraliandrummers #lauriekennedy #jamesjudd #rickkent #robboundy #johnappleby #hitthathitmusicalbingo #dispillane #20questions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

JOHN APPLEBY joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his musical journey. John is a self taught drummer who has mainly played with original bands here in Adelaide during his 54 year playing career. John joined his first band WOLFBAIN in 1968, in 1972 he joined BRONZE ELK who later became NEON WATERMELON which was the first Australian band to wear makeup. NEON WATERMELON supported SKYHOOKS at the Pooraka Hotel the first time that they came to Adelaide, Graeme "Shirley" Strachan, who was the SKYHOOKS roadie at the time, was surprised to see another band wearing makeup! NEON WATERMELON became THE JOE HOOKER BAND, which was a very popular band during the 70s. In 1979 he joined SAFARI SET, and in 1980 PERFECT GAME, both bands regularly supported touring bands such as; MEN AT WORK, MIDNIGHT OIL, COLD CHISEL, JOE JOE ZEP AND THE FALCONS, and THE CLASH. Other bands that John has played with include: FLYTE, CHRIS FINNEN OFFERING, THE HOUNDS, LIMITED EDITION (Steve Foster), AUTO DE FE (Natasha Boyer), KASHMIR CHECK, SO WHAT/40 THOUSAND HORSEMAN, THE BACKBEATS, RUBY LANE, RUSSIAN CARAVAN, MAGELLAN, ROB BARTLETT, SCAFELL PIKE, CHRIS FINNEN'S 360 DEGREES, CRUISIN', THE LEGENDS, STEVE FOSTER (Duo), OCQ'S (Steve Foster), JBE, MY BROTHER JAKE, CHRIS FINNEN CLAN, and THE RODDY GORDON BAND. He joined SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA in 1999, and NUEMERIA ART COLLECTIVE in 2014, and is still playing with both bands. Music: "Band It About" theme song was written and recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. Outro: “Me Thing” written by Julian Barnett, is the opening track from the latest SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA album, “Third Album”. If you would like to help to Support this free to listen to independent podcast, please make a donation here: https://paypal.me/banditabout?locale.x=en_AU Please Follow this podcast series on your favorite podcast listening platform, and if you have enjoyed listening please share the link with your friends! Links: SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA Facebook BAND IT ABOUT: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/band-it-about-podcast-series-985443/reviews/63027 https://www.facebook.com/BAND-It-ABOUT-Podcast-Series-103410885324059/ Email:banditabout17@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/banditaboutpodcastseries/ https://www.podpage.com/band-it-about-podcast-series/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

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Dom Under Siege, Day Five: Has the Prime Minister's incomprehensibly immovable Rasputin done enough to save his skin? And is a 60-mile car trip really the best way to test your eyesight? Plus guest John Appleby of health think tank the Nuffield Trust joins us to scope out how the NHS will change after COVID lifts. And why does the Government's “Cultural Renewal Taskforce” contain no-one from the music, books, museum, heritage or fashion industries? Ahir Shah and Ros Taylor join Andrew Harrison for this week's full-length BUNKER.“This is not going away as long as you know what a Zoom funeral is.” – Ahir Shah“This won't be what breaks the Johnson Government. But the doubts have now been sown.” – Ros Taylor“In terms of lockdown, anyone can cite the Cummings Caveat now.” – John ApplebyProduced and presented by Andrew Harrison with Naomi Smith and Alex Andreou. Script and assistant production by Jacob Archbold. Music by Kenny Dickenson. Logo and artwork by Mark Taylor. Audio production by Alex Rees. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this conversation, extracted from a much longer one between Andy Steer, CIO iTelligence UK, and John Appleby, CEO Avantra, the thorny topic of returning to a place of work is under debate. It provides valuable insights into the way some business leaders are thinking about a post-COVID-19 workplace. 

We talk to long time collaborator John Appleby in his new role as CEO Avantra, a firm providing tools for SAP customers that aims to make their day to day lives easier.  John is uniquely positioned to discuss SAP operations as one who grew up as a BASIS consultant, has worked in many areas of SAP apps and on the H|ANA system.

Singer / Songwriter Bryan John Appleby joins us for a conversation about unbelief and belief. He and Mike discuss how - rather than being an enemy of belief - unbelief can call out and question certain assumed tenets of belief and, in turn, allow belief to look at itself honestly and grow and evolve into new forms. Songs played in this order: The Silent Shepherd Noah's Nameless Wife … And the Revelation Sprout Praise the Void

Weekly teaching audio by Revolution Church is here to share the Gospel in word and deed to a world in need, for the glory of God and for the good of people. Pastor Fabian Portunato is the lead pastor of Revolution Church in Miami. Today's sermon is brought to you by our guest speaker and fellow brother in Christ, John Appleby.

What are the changes needed now to ensure the NHS is sustainable in the future?The NHS is facing one of the biggest crises in its history. With an ageing population, the increasing cost of drugs and treatments, and lack of funding for social care, the service is under more pressure than ever and the cracks are already starting to show. So will the system be able to cope in future as the UK's population gets older - and can the NHS survive?David Aaronovitch hears from expert witnesses including Dame Julie Moore, Chief Executive of University Hospital Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust and John Appleby, Chief Economist at the Nuffield Trust. Producer: China Collins.

The “gender pay gap” This topic has been in the news this week after the Institute for Fiscal Studies published research showing women end up 33% worse off than their male counterparts after they have children. But earlier in the summer, Fraser Nelson wrote in the Telegraph that the pay gap is “no longer an issue” for women born after 1975. Can both assessments be true? And could the label “gender pay gap” be hindering our understanding of what really lies behind the numbers? The cost of a hospital If a politician or commentator wants to underline just how wasteful a piece of expenditure is, a common strategy is to compare it to the number of hospitals you could build instead. Of course, hospitals are positive things – we all want more, right? But just how much is a hospital? Is it really a useful unit of measurement? We speak to health economist John Appleby. Corbyn Facts As Labour members begin voting on the party leadership, we investigate some of the claims made on the “Corbyn Facts” website set up by Jeremy Corbyn’s campaign. Did he really give 122 speeches on the EU referendum during the campaign? Were this year’s local election results as good as Labour’s best performance under Ed Miliband? We look at what the numbers tell us. Death Penalty abolition Statistics suggest that officially about half of the countries in the world have abolished Capital Punishment, and a further 52 have stopped its use in practice. But we tell the story behind the numbers and show why the picture is more complicated. We speak to Parvais Jabbar, co-director of the Death Penalty Project. The Holiday Desk of Good News This week we outline a handful of statistics to make everyone feel better about the UK and their holidays.

Currently on tour from Seattle, Bryan John Appleby plays a solo-set including music from his new album "The Narrow Valley"

PODCAST: 11 Oct 2015  01 Tamp 'Em Up Solid - Ry Cooder - Paradise and Lunch 02 The Cottager's Reply - Chris Wood - Trespasser 03 Young Leonard - Jackie Oates - Hyperboreans 04 The Star Of Munster - Emma Sweeney - Pangea 05 All Among The Waves - Harry Bird And The Rubber Wellies - Bricks and Feathers 06 Byker Hill - Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick - Byker Hill 07 Great Fire Of Byker - Rob Heron and The Tea Pad Orchestra - Money Isn't Everything 08 World Turned Upside Down - Dick Gaughan - Handful Of Earth 09 Seventeen In Aberdeen - Rob Barratt - Live At Bewcastle Village Hall 10 John Appleby - Cupola - Roam 11 Byker Hill - The Wilson Family - The Wilson Family Album 12  Clinch Mountain Back Step - Will Pound - A Cut Above 13 The Poor Ditching Boy - Dave Burland - His Master's Choice 14 Who Knows Where The Time Goes (With Sinéad O’ Connor) - Lumiere - My Dearest Dear 15 Red House - Benji Kirkpatrick - Hendrix Songs 16 The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door - Bob Davenport - The Red Haired Lad 17 Boom Boom - Out Goes The Lights - Steamchicken - Single

The Hot Aisle is hosted by Brent Piatti (@brentpiatti) and Brian Carpenter (@intheDC).  Joining us this Episode is John Appleby (@applebyj) of Bluefin Solutions – a global consultancy focused on SAP, SAP HANA, digitization, analytics, mobile, and more.  John joins us as renown SAP HANA expert, keynote speaker, and SAP Mentor.  We discuss the rapidly evolving subject of […]

ECC is dead, long live ECC! SAP heeft haar business suite de grootste revisie in 20 jaar gegeven en natuurlijk willen wij van DNBIP er het fijne van weten. De volgende vragen worden beantwoord: 1. Wat is S4/HANA2. What's the big deal?3. Wat is de impact op Analytics? Bedankt voor het luisteren! Ronald en Sven. Links naar meer informatie: S4/HANA product launch Den Howlett's opinie S4/HANA FAQ door John Appleby

In this live podcast recording from the New York Stock Exchange, Jon Reed and John Appleby discuss the highs and lows from SAP's S4HANA announcement event, billed as the most important SAP product announcement in 23 years. Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes.

In this live podcast recording from the New York Stock Exchange, Jon Reed and John Appleby discuss the highs and lows from SAP's S4HANA announcement event, billed as the most important SAP product announcement in 23 years. 

In this (very) informal discussion, John Appleby and Jon Reed reflect on their 30 minute blogger conversation with Bill McDermott on the future of SAP and the departure of Vishal Sikka. (Den Howlett blogged about the call, as did John). During the podcast, John and Jon pull out the main themes from the call, and look ahead to the challenges SAP must tackle at ASUG/Sapphire - including cloud, HANA, and the field issues customers are facing, which may not be solved via HANA or cloud talk.

In this very informal sit down, Jon and John talk about SAP HANA Insider Day 1, HANA's level of maturity, apps, and how John hacks through new SAP software. Different HANA use cases are covered, including those John sees in the field. There is some debate about BW on HANA as a starting point, and HANA as tech versus biz. Plus: John's selfie obsession.

​In this impromptu and unscripted discussion, Jon talks with John Appleby and Ethan Jewett about the argument for open sourcing SAP UI5. The discussion hits on key issues with user experience and developer ecosystems that are suddenly center stage not only for SAP, for for most enterprise software vendors.​ There is a video version of this discussion on Jon's YouTube channel.

This is the audio from an informal video hangout with John Appleby of Bluefin Solutions to talk about the HANA realities on John's current project and what HANA use cases are moving the needle with customers. The guys also hash out the strengths of HANA and what might be around the corner with HANA-as-platform. John also fesses up to why he missed SAP TechEd Las Vegas.

To reflect on the one year anniversary of the HANA GA, Jon Reed of http://www.JonERP.com talks with fellow SAP Mentors Harald Reiter, Vijay Vijayasankar, and John Appleby about what SAP has accomplished and the challenges ahead. The 51 minute video includes an in-depth HANA skills discussion and views on the HANA Distinguished Engineers program (all four are members of the Council). The good natured discussion finds Harald in his Vegas hotel room, John Appleby on his UK couch, and Vijay on his iPhone. But a good natured discussion ensued, including an worthwhile debate on the level of skills demand for HANA and whether HANA needs a "killer app" to succeed.

During this taped Google Hangout, Jon Reed talks wiith John Appleby, John Moy and Oliver Rogers about SAP mobility from the vantage point of field experience and developer engagement. Pre-Sapphire questions are addressed.

Straight talk about HANA is hard to come by - but not with the group I pulled together for this international call. I have rarely looked forward to a call as much as this one, because I didn't know where the discussion would lead. I suspected we would have some significant points of debate and disagreement - I was not disappointed. During this 60 minute podcast, you'll hear SAP Mentors and bloggers Vijay Vijayasankar, John Appleby, and Vitality Rudnytskiy talk HANA as only they can.

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011 8:00 PM live @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle | Curated by Nathan Marion, theround.org or fremontabbey.org , Podcast produced by Jonas G. and Josh Sherman mezzaninefloorstudios.com | Not to be sold or distributed in any way

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011 8:00 PM live @ Fremont Abbey Arts Center, Seattle | Curated by Nathan Marion, theround.org or fremontabbey.org , Podcast produced by Jonas G. and Josh Sherman mezzaninefloorstudios.com | Not to be sold or distributed in any way

It all started with a blog post. After TechEd 2010, SAP Mentor John Appleby of Bluefin Solutions posted a blog on his take on SAP mobility. Natascha Thomson of SAP read the blog and some of it didn't make sense to her. It was a clear case of buzzword alert! Seeking clear answers, Natascha and John asked me to referee a discussion between them on "FAQs on SAP Enterprise Mobility." During this thirty minute podcast, Natascha grills John on SAP Enterprise Mobility. Buzzwords are defined as we dig into everything from the impact of consumer technology to Project Gateway to the implications of HTML 5. Those listeners who make it towards the end of the podcast will be treated to some comic relief as once again a cellular caller (John) drops off a podcast on Enterprise Mobility, proving once and for all that "Always Connected" is a modern myth.