Podcast appearances and mentions of Joseph M Bradley

Right questions come before the right answers. But how do you know if you are asking the right questions? Today, Jay sits with Joseph M. Bradley, author of the book Questioneering and Jennifer Lowry, a Senior Director of Microsoft.  The business world seems to have a bias towards answers, but Joseph and Jennifer reveal how questions can be a superpower as we craft our communications.   Brought to you by PREZENTIUM and Executive Producer, Rajat Mishra.

Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things is changing everything and it very often raises more questions than it does answers. Our guest in this episode is convinced that asking the right questions will help us adapt to this changing world. As leaders are aware of many of the opportunities technology changes are bringing us, but we also recognise the challenges. . In 2014, a Pew Research study revealed that 48 per cent of respondents believed that robots and digital agents will displace significant of blue-collar and white-collar workers by 2025, so I pose the question how can we embrace these changes and make the future workplace a better place not just a scary prediction. Today we are going to talk about how leaders can lead these changes. What we need to do to embrace the changing workforce that includes the Internet of Things, Artificial intelligence while putting an emphasis on talent instead of labour.

Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things is changing everything and it very often raises more questions than it does answers. Our guest in this episode is convinced that asking the right questions will help us adapt to this changing world. As leaders are aware of many of the opportunities technology changes are bringing us, but we also recognise the challenges. . In 2014, a Pew Research study revealed that 48 per cent of respondents believed that robots and digital agents will displace significant of blue-collar and white-collar workers by 2025, so I pose the question how can we embrace these changes and make the future workplace a better place not just a scary prediction. Today we are going to talk about how leaders can lead these changes. What we need to do to embrace the changing workforce that includes the Internet of Things, Artificial intelligence while putting an emphasis on talent instead of labour.

In our consumer-centric society, product recall announcements grab headlines and cost companies millions - even billions. As the supply chain grows, finding and replacing the source of the problem is becoming more complicated and complex. And when a recall does happen, it's difficult to reach product owners in a timely manner. Imagine what our world would be like if the Internet of Everything (IoE) connected the right technology with the right people and processes to enable ultra-efficient production of goods? In this podcast, Cisco's Joseph M. Bradley and Matt Littlefield, President and Principal Analyst at LNS Research will discuss these ideas and what it will take to make the Last Product Recall a reality.   Join the conversation, #FutureOfIT.      

Our world is rapidly connecting people, process, data, and things in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. The Internet of Everything (IoE) is at the heart of this transformation.   As more dark assets are “lit up,” organizations will receive an influx of valuable data that can lead to insights, knowledge, and opportunities. However, much of the data generated will be just beyond reach, frequently referred to as “dark data.”   While some leaders may realize the importance of managing dark data, there is a unique opportunity to capture and use that data to improve business outcomes, and ultimately transform today’s companies into digital organizations.   In this podcast, Cisco's Joseph M. Bradley and Isaac Sacolick, Global CIO and Managing Director at Greenwich Associates discuss how organizations can bring  dark data into the light, to enable a more holistic view of content, maximize the value of information, and bring business intelligence to a new dimension by developing contextual awareness.   Be sure to join the conversation, #FutureOfIT.