Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan symcox

In this special episode of Without Borders in collaboration with the csuite podcast we talk about influence and technology trends in Europe with a panel of experts including  three key European influencers identified in our Tyto Tech 500 Power List: Sophie Proust (CTO of Atos), Dr. Andreas K. Maier (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg), and Jonathan Symcox (Editor of BusinessCloud).   What does it take to have influence in today's world? What trends will continue to shape the European tech landscape? What can we conclude about the representation of women in tech from this report? These and other questions are answered in this episode in which we look at the point of view from these three highly influential individuals featured in the Tyto Tech 500, our annual report on the tech sector, from our 3 focus countries: the UK, Germany and France.   Sophie Proust, our France business leader representative, has been the Chief Technology Officer of Atos since early 2019. Dr. Andreas Maier, our academic representative from the German Influencer list, is a researcher, professor and Head of the Pattern Recognition lab at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Jonathan Symcox is a journalist and our UK list representative. As an editor, he leads tech publications BusinessCloud and TechBlast UK.  Sophie, Andreas and Jonathan are joined by our own Zoë Clark, Head of Media and Influence at Tyto.  As well as presenting their point of view with these relevant questions, our selected country experts share how COVID has changed their outlook on tech or has impacted their work, from a business, journalist or academic perspective. Sophie, Andreas and Jonathan also share their predictions on future technology that will change the tech landscape in France, Germany and the UK respectively.   The interview was hosted by Graham Barreth of the csuite podcast.  Interested in the 2021 edition of the Tech 500? Here you can see the top 50 influencers in each country and download the full report: https://tytopr.com/tyto-tech-500-power-list-2021/   

Produced in partnership with the European PR Agency Tyto, we discuss their latest edition of the Tyto Tech 500 Power List, a publication that identifies the most influential figures in technology in the UK, France and Germany. Host Graham Barrett was joined by three of the influencers on this year's list: Sophie Proust, Chief Technology officer at ATOS, Andreas Maier, Professor, Friedrich-Alexander University, Erlangen-Nuremberg, and Jonathan Symcox, Editor at TechBlast and BusinessCloud, plus Zoe Clark, Senior Partner and Head of Media Influence at Tyto.

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and executive editor Chris Maguire. We're talking about: The pros and cons of new HealthTech designed to free up hospital beds and stop the spread of Coronavirus Will Hurst of Monevo explains open banking, and what we can expect from FinTech in future – including the introduction of ‘open finance’. Finally, we demo some of the latest, lifelike AI speech synthesis from UK firm Sonatic, which plans to work with leading video game developers.

In this week's show, we're talking folding phones, smarter cities, and dating tech in honour of St. Valentine. Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. This year's Mobile World Conference has been cancelled, so we chat about what would have been this year's hot topic: folding phones. Dawn Embry from Mobica joins us after our SmartTech conference to talk Smart Cities. And as its Valentine's Day, we test our knowledge of dating tech. How many 'matches' has Tinder created since it began? Find out in the show. ____ Dr Fertility: Raising £1 million Seed Funding https://audioboom.com/posts/7422021-047-dr-fertility-raising-1-million-seed-funding The FastFoward podcast: https://audioboom.com/channels/5011031

In this week's show host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. We're talking about: We speak with Peak, one of the UK’s leading AI firms, about how their technology works to help clients dig into their existing data Jonathan returns from the tech incubator at Abbey Road Studios, which is investing in UK start-ups hoping to reinvent the music industry And with a new £20 note to be launched with added safety tech this month, we ask if it’s too little too late in a society going cashless _____ Find and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud Music Credit: Lee Rosevere - Making A Change

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Patricia Keating. In this week’s show: - Quibi is a new app offering TV show and movies of no more than 10 minutes. With the likes of Steven Spielberg on board, could this new trend be a success? - Alistair visits Slanted Theory to try out a VR experience which turns complex data and bar charts into an immersive experience - Finally, we look back at UK tech in 2019 and the new unicorns created. How many we can name – with points deducted for incorrect answers? _______ If you enjoy the show, you can find us and subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud.

In the first show of 2020, host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester’s Trish Keating to talk all thing AI. We hear from author, Forbes contributor and chairman of IoT connectivity firm Pod Group Charles Towers-Clark. He explains his outlook for AI in the coming year. We also try our hand at a more creative use of the technology, by going on a fantasy adventure in a game powered by AI, AI Dungeon 2(https://www.aidungeon.io/)

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and guest Ross Menghini, co-founder of podcast firm Hear and Tell. In this week’s show: We demystifying the ‘digital nomad’ lifestyle with Ross, who spent a year travelling the world while working from a laptop. Amazon has unveiled a new AI which can write backing tracks for people’s music, but is any good? Finally, we discuss the value of the ‘dumbphone’ trend in getting us away from our devices this Christmas holiday. Links: Hear and Tell https://www.hearandtell.co.uk/ How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation (Buzzfeed) https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/annehelenpetersen/millennials-burnout-generation-debt-work

Host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud’s editor Jonathan Symcox and special guest, Roland Bryan CEO of Britain’s second-largest eCommerce platform, Wowcher. In this week's show we talk all things eCommerce tech: - The preparations needed to run a smooth peak season across Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Singles Day, Christmas shopping, January sales - How Wowcher’s platform inverts the typical shopper journey by serving those who don’t know what they want to buy - The decisions that the firm made which have kept it afloat where others have failed - Bryan’s predictions for the biggest eCommerce tech in 2020

Demystifying tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester's Trish Keating. In this week’s show: As private, facial recognition CCTV in King’s Cross causes outcry, we discuss the implications and responsibility of installing the new tech. We chat with Simon Swan, co-founder and CEO of recruitment agency marketplace Hiring Hub when is the right time to find a CTO and bring all that skill in the house? And finally, we play food critics as we try the world’s first pie created with artificial intelligence.

Demystifying tech host Alistair Hardaker is joined by BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox and Tech Manchester's Trish Keating. In this week’s show: As Instagram trials a social network without 'likes' we ask if the move will benefit its young user base. Uber has announced an 'all-in-one' membership for its services, but does market domination by a tech giant really make our lives better? And finally, are we smarter than the world's best computer vision AI? We put it to the test with images that have so far baffled the world's best tech. ________ Tech Manchester's FastForward podcast: https://soundcloud.com/fastfwdtm Latest tech news: www.businesscloud.co.uk

With the litany of negative news surrounding Facebook, we were surprised to find out its profits and users continue to soar. Is there anything the social network could do to shoot itself in the foot, and if so does your business need to invest in a Plan B? Also on this week’s show James Nesfield, CEO of Chirp, explains ‘data over sound’, a new alternative to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. In the final section, we chat about new figures which show just how long the average Brit spends online, and how much they save as a result. __ In the podcast: Host Alistair Hardaker, deputy editor Jonathan Symcox and tech journalist Hayley Sewell. Music: Looked Back, Saw Nothing by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license

BusinessCloud editor Chris Maguire assembles his deputy editor Jonathan Symcox and staff writers Lowri Williams and Katherine Lofthouse to review the features of BusinessCloud Issue 5. The discussion includes; 100 Women in Tech Why Dame Stephanie Shirley goes by the name of 'Steve' UKFast co-founder Gail Jones Why Dragons Den generally don't do tech AFC Fylde Liverpool 2 Could you live without your smartphone? The DEA Awards

What is the future of technology in hotels? BusinessCloud magazine editor Chris Maguire is joined by deputy editor Jonathan Symcox and writers Lowri Williams and Katherine Lofthouse to discuss the features in the latest edition. Topics of discussion include: High tech hotels and living spaces Dr Sue Black OBE Steve Bartlett of the Social Chain Brexit and what it means for the tech sector Can you live without your smartphone?

Could you create a viral video to rival Oli White whilst living without your iPhone? Chris Maguire, editor of BusinessCloud magazine, is joined by deputy editor Jonathan Symcox and writers Lowri Williams and Katherine Lofthouse to discuss the features in the latest edition. Topics of discussion include: Virtual Reality Unicorn businesses The tech industry in Leeds and Newcastle Cyber security Net-a-Porter Oli White