Podcasts about Joule

Recorded live at our Customer Council in Berlin, Episode 148 features host Yannick Peterschmitt, with Aurélien Filiali from SAP's AI Practices team in conversation with Michael Strauß from Unzer. Unzer is a fast-growing fintech and payment solutions provider built from the merger of multiple companies across Europe.Michael shares how Unzer went live on SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition on January 1, 2021 — one of the earliest adopters — driven by the need to unify a fragmented landscape of legacy systems across 13 merged entities. The conversation covers how a small team manages continuous SAP innovation releases, leaning on SAP Preferred Success, a trusted partner, and dedicated in-house expertise. This episode also focuses on AI: from building a safeguarded internal ChatGPT framework to adopting Joule, running company-wide AI weeks, and accelerating software development through AI-assisted coding. This is a new episode in our Customer Council Berlin Series. Follow and subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcasts so you never miss an update. On Spotify, join the conversation using the episode's Q&A and Poll; on Apple Podcasts, a quick rating or review helps others discover the show. Have a question, topic suggestion, or want to connect with the team? Write to us at insides4@sap.com — we read every message.

What happens when one of the world's largest enterprise software companies declares that it is no longer a software company, but an AI company? At SAP Sapphire, I caught up with James Bates, Head of Customer Advisory at SAP UK & Ireland, to discuss the company's vision for what it calls the Autonomous Enterprise and why this year's event felt different from any SAP conference before it. From standing-room-only AI sessions to bold declarations from SAP leadership, there was a clear sense that the conversation around AI has moved beyond experimentation and into the world of measurable business outcomes. In our conversation, James explained why so many organizations remain stuck in what he described as the experimentation phase of AI, despite years of investment and countless pilot projects. We explored why successful AI initiatives begin with business outcomes rather than technology choices and why data, governance, and process context have become the foundations of enterprise AI success. We also examined some of the standout announcements from Sapphire, including SAP's AI Agent Hub, the growing role of Joule as a new interface for work, and the company's expanding ecosystem of partnerships with organizations including Anthropic, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Palantir, and Mistral. James shared why SAP believes the future lies in combining large language models with business context, process knowledge, and trusted enterprise data. The discussion also touched on real-world examples that demonstrate how AI agents are beginning to transform customer experiences, automate complex workflows, and support employees across finance, supply chain, and customer-facing operations. Rather than replacing people, James sees AI assistants and agents working alongside employees, removing repetitive tasks and helping teams focus on higher-value activities. We also explored the challenge many business leaders continue to wrestle with: how to balance autonomy with governance. As AI agents become more capable, maintaining visibility, accountability, and control becomes increasingly important. James shared why governance, trusted data, and strong business processes must remain at the center of every AI strategy. If you've been wondering whether enterprise AI is finally moving beyond the hype cycle and into meaningful business transformation, this conversation offers a fascinating perspective from the heart of SAP's AI strategy and its vision for the future of work. What role do you think AI agents will play inside your organization over the next few years? Share your thoughts.

“This year is a much more radical technology shift and the most consequential, I believe, ever. But still, you need all foundations of the house to be in order,” Sebastian Steinhaeuser, Chief Operating Officer at SAP, tells Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Technology Analyst Anurag Rana. In this episode of Tech Disruptors, the pair discuss SAP's autonomous enterprise vision, the rise of Joule assistants and agents, and why AI may strengthen the case for cloud migration, data modernization, and application consolidation. Steinhaeuser explains how SAP is embedding business process context, governance, and industry-specific knowledge into its agentic layer while navigating shifts in software pricing, model strategy, and customer demand for measurable AI adoption.

Photo: The South Dakota Board of Minerals and Environment conducts a hearing about a uranium exploration permit application on May 19, 2026, at the Mueller Civic Center in Hot Springs, South Dakota. (Meghan O'Brien/South Dakota Searchlight) A new South Dakota law requires language translation services for some government proceedings. The law does not take effect until July, but it already had a test during a hearing on a uranium drilling permit application. South Dakota Searchlight's Meghan O'Brien explains. The new law requires translation services for contested administrative cases, like a pending case involving a permit application for uranium exploration in the southern Black Hills. State Rep. Erik Muckey (D-SD) sponsored the legislation. “Any proceeding that’s open to the public would receive or have those translation services available at no cost to the participants, so it would be covered by the state of South Dakota. We can’t turn people away from due process of law, and we need to be able to provide that, especially knowing that we already do this when it comes to the civil and criminal case law that goes before the state.” The state Board of Minerals and Environment is considering the drilling permit. Some project opponents requested Lakota interpretation services. Lakota-speaking tribes formerly controlled the Black Hills as part of the Great Sioux Reservation. There is rock art created thousands of years ago on the walls of Craven Canyon near the drilling site. The board voted in March to provide interpretation services. Board members knew the new law won't take effect until July first, but decided to honor the intent of the law anyway. Alex White Plume is one of the two people hired to interpret spoken English into Lakota during the hearing. “I speak Lakota better than I speak English.” He grew up in Manderson, an especially rural part of the Pine Ridge Reservation. “The vast majority of the members of my community will still speak Lakota, and it’s funny to hear somebody come speak white man language amongst us, you know, cause it sounds funny.” White Plume was happy to interpret the hearing. “That was really important for the Lakota speakers to really hear their language and get a clear understanding about what the legal jargon was that the lawyers were speaking. So it's really an important day, and to me, it was a historic day.” But the state board failed to provide a Lakota interpreter for the first day of the hearing. A state official said potential interpreters had conflicts of interest or scheduling conflicts that prevented them from accepting the role. On the second day of the hearing, the department contracted with two interpreters — White Plume and Leola One Feather. So, when Clean Nuclear Energy's legal counsel asked a question to an executive for its parent company, Nexus Uranium … “Can you generally describe steps Clean Nuclear Energy took to evaluate the project's potential impact on historic, archaeologic, geologic, scientific, recreational aspects of the effective surrounding land?” …Leola One Feather translated. As the hearing continued, some exchanges went without interpretation. Project opponents in the audience objected. Elizabeth Lone Eagle (Rosebud Sioux), is one of more than a dozen people who have filed official complaints against the project. “This is institutionalized racism, and you are promoting it.” She interjected after exchanges between the hearing chair, lawyers, and a witness went untranslated. “You are forbidding her from doing her job, because you want your white colonizer sanitized way of doing things.” The board did not respond and the hearing continued. The day after that exchange, Lone Eagle filed a federal lawsuit against the board, the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, and the company seeking the permit. It cites concerns about the hearing's lack of interpretation on the first day. A spokesperson for the department told South Dakota Searchlight that the hearing is adjourned until the lawsuit is resolved. (Courtesy Inuit Circumpolar Council Alaska / Facebook) Alaska Native leaders are remembering a long-time advocate for Inuit rights, James “Jimmy” Stotts, who passed away in May. As the Alaska Desk's Alena Naiden from our flagship station KNBA reports, Stotts spent decades promoting food sovereignty and creating a unifying voice for Indigenous people across the Arctic. James “Jimmy” Stotts died late last month after a long fight with cancer. He was 78. For more than four decades, Stotts led the Inuit Circumpolar Council, an organization that represents Inuit people from Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Russia. In his work, he fought for protecting Inuit food sovereignty and culture, and for including Inuit people in the decisions concerning the Arctic. Patsy Aamodt was Stotts' friend and former colleague. “He cared so much for our people all across the circumpolar north, because we’re related.” Stotts was born in Utqiagvik and lived in various villages across Alaska. “He knew the importance of making sure caribou were caught…. Nobody had to explain that to him.” Stotts worked for several tribal organizations, including the Arctic Slope Regional Corporation. Rex Rock Sr., the current head of the corporation, called Stotts a mentor. “He was someone that I respected, and you always looked up to, right?” The leadership of the Inuit Circumpolar Council Alaska said in a written statement that Stotts worked to bring people across the Arctic together. Rock says that Stotts' Utqiagvik roots helped those efforts. “We know, being whalers, that you cannot accomplish landing that whale on your own. … He knew what it took to work together to accomplish great things.” Former Alaska politician and Northwest Arctic leader Reggie Joule knew Stotts for a long time. He says Stotts was among leaders who made it their goal to educate others about the Iñupiaq way of life. “This is something that Jimmy understood really well – rise to the challenge and responsibility of being an Indigenous person. … It goes on to basics – teaching your children the things that we would like to continue to be.” Joule and Aamodt say they hope Stotts' legacy lives on and the young people take on that mantle. (Courtesy San Carlos Apache Council) The San Carlos Apache Council has hired a forensic accounting firm to conduct an audit following recent allegations of embezzlement by the tribe's own staffers. KJZZ's Gabriel Pietrorazio has more. Four employees, including the tribe's secretary, have all been placed on paid administrative leave pending this review. The staffers have been accused of cashing fraudulent checks using the tribe's funeral assistance fund by creating hundreds of fake names for spouses or siblings, who are not enrolled. The family of each deceased relative is entitled up to $850. The team responsible for overseeing the burial expense program paid out nearly $470,000 within the last six months alone. The tribe says it remains “committed to ensuring that all funds are accurately accounted for.” Get National Native News delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up for our daily newsletter today. Download our NV1 Android or iOs App for breaking news alerts. Check out today’s Native America Calling episode Tuesday, June 2, 2026 — A focus on Native legal rights bears fruit

In dieser Folge spricht Andreas mit Martin Guther über die aktuellen Entwicklungen bei SAP rund um Business AI, Joule, Agenten, Autonomous Enterprise und AI Governance. Im Mittelpunkt steht die Frage, wie Unternehmen KI sinnvoll aus der Pilotphase in echte Geschäftsprozesse bringen können – mit klarer Governance, guter Datenbasis und einem Verständnis dafür, dass KI nicht nur ein Technik-, sondern vor allem ein Veränderungsthema ist. Außerdem geht es um die Business Data Cloud, Agent-to-Agent-Szenarien, Change Management und die SAP-Veranstaltung am 11. Juni in Berlin.

Auf der diesjährigen SAPPHIRE in Orlando gab es mitten im AI-Buzzword-Sprint eine Überraschung: SAP weicht von der harten Linie ab, kein Joule zu S/4HANA und ECC zu bringen. Und auch zum Thema Betriebskosten von SAP KI-Agenten in Verbindung mit 3rd-Party-Agenten gibt es Updates.

In episode 290 of our SAP on Azure video podcast we talk about Joule & Copilot integration at Sapphire. Last week, we were at SAP Sapphire in Orlando, and in addition to many very exciting announcements from SAP, one experience attracted a lot of attention: the "Saving the Bakery" showcase. You could not only enjoy great donuts but also get hands-on experience with Joule and Copilot. Microsoft, SAP, and Reply worked hard to make it happen, and I'm really glad to have Aaron Lynch from Reply with us today.  Find all the links mentioned here: https://www.saponazurepodcast.de/episode290Reach out to us for any feedback / questions:* Goran Condric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gorancondric/* Holger Bruchelt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/holger-bruchelt/ #Microsoft #SAP #Azure #SAPonAzure #Sapphire #Joule #Copilot #SaveTheBakery

In today's Cloud Wars Minute, I connect SAP, Palantir, and Ford to AI's expanding economic disruption. Highlights 00:11 — Recently, both SAP, number four on the Cloud Wars Top 10, and Palantir, number five on the Cloud Wars Top 10, have asked: Are we reaching the end of the term software or software company? 00:47 — But I think their idea is that, what we've thought of as software, what we've come to picture it to be, the image we have in our head, the mindset we have around software, is just getting blown away by what AI is capable of. 01:07 — Last week at the SAP Sapphire event, CEO Christian Klein said, “Will SAP be a software company in the future?” He asked the SAP Joule AI Assistant to answer the question, and Joule said, “SAP is going to be a business AI company.” 02:00 — Palantir CEO Alex Karp said, “You can't just lump what we're doing into the term software.” He said, “We're going to have to create a new term, because what we're doing goes beyond software,” and suggested the term AI infrastructure. 04:07 — Ford had built an enormous factory to build electric vehicle batteries, but now is considering shifting toward batteries for AI data centers, showing how AI's impact is extending beyond tech into the broader global economy. Visit Cloud Wars for more.

Send us Fan MailIn Orlando last week at SAP Sapphire & ASUG Annual Conference, SAP announced a new, AI-focused vision for its customer base. This week on ASUG Talks, Jim Lichtenwalter, Senior Podcast Producer and ASUG Talks Host, is joined by Isaac Feldberg, ASUG Senior Editor, to break down the event's announcements and put them in context for ASUG members. Key Insights What the new vision of the Autonomous Enterprise means SAP customers and their IT investments Our thoughts on SAP's decision to enable Joule agents and assistants for SAP ECC and hybrid SAP S/4HANA customers who have purchased RISE or GROW with SAPMore details around the updated SAP API policyRelated Insights Read ASUG's deep dive into the conference's full list of announcements and newsLearn more about the SAP API policy and its effects on customers 

Figlio di un produttore di birra a Manchester, non aveva né una cattedra né un laboratorio universitario. Eppure fu lui a dimostrare che calore e lavoro meccanico sono due facce della stessa medaglia: l'energia. Ignorato per anni dalla Royal Society, Joule non smise mai di misurare, con una precisione da fare invidia ai migliori fisici del suo tempo. Sulla sua tomba non c'è nessun titolo, ma solo un numero: 772,55. Oggi su ogni alimento c'è un'etichetta nutrizionale che lo ricorda. Questa è la sua storia.

At the tail end of SAP Sapphire Orlando, Jon Reed sat down in a semi-empty location with UKISUG Chair Conor Riordan to get his reactions to SAP's news, AI strategy and how customer value is changing. Amongst the hot topics Riordan brought up were: business cases and SAP's new AI migration tools (and Joule for Consultants). How impactful is this on business cases and customer AI adoption? Will partners/SIs make the shift? Where are we with public versus private cloud ERP? We also discuss Riordan's take on SAP's recent API policy changes - and how user groups got involved. Some back-and-forth on agentic accuracy and consumption pricing kept things lively as the event wrapped up. Note: after this conversation, Jon Reed talked with SAP's Philipp Herzig, who clarified that the ability to compare private and public cloud ERP readiness does already exist, and can likely be enhanced further, re: industry readiness assessments.

At the tail end of SAP Sapphire Orlando, Jon Reed sat down in a semi-empty location with UKISUG Chair Conor Riordan to get his reactions to SAP's news, AI strategy and how customer value is changing. Amongst the hot topics Riordan brought up were: business cases and SAP's new AI migration tools (and Joule for Consultants). How impactful is this on business cases and customer AI adoption? Will partners/SIs make the shift? Where are we with public versus private cloud ERP? We also discuss Riordan's take on SAP's recent API policy changes - and how user groups got involved. Some back-and-forth on agentic accuracy and consumption pricing kept things lively as the event wrapped up. Note: after this conversation, Jon Reed talked with SAP's Philipp Herzig, who clarified that the ability to compare private and public cloud ERP readiness does already exist, and can likely be enhanced further, re: industry readiness assessments.

Chef Josh Sutcliff is the Corporate Executive Chef and Partner at 55 Seventy, a private members club for wine lovers with locations in Dallas and Houston. A Le Cordon Bleu graduate, CultureMap Dallas Rising Star Chef of the Year, and Zagat 30 Under 30 honoree, his career includes chef de cuisine at FT33, executive chef at Mirador, and stints at The Joule and Knox Bistro.He started washing dishes at 13. Federal agents had just arrested his father. His family was living in a camper. The kitchen gave him stability when nothing else did, and the chaotic, pirate-energy environment he found there never stopped feeling like home.Why consistency and station setup reveal more about a cook than talent ever willHow to map a chef career by starting at the end goal and working backward, not forwardWhat the shift from chef to business thinker actually requires when you are scaling new openingsAndré Natera and Josh Sutcliff cover the sports mindset that shaped his approach to kitchen teams, what makes young cooks succeed or stall, his systems for onboarding and standardized recipes, and the long game of reputation and networking in a small industry. The episode closes with the transition from day-to-day cooking to corporate executive chef and what that demands from a leader.GuestJosh Sutcliff on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/jsutcliff/LinksSubscribe on Substack → https://chefspsa.substack.com/Lead Like a Chef App https://studio.com/apps/andre/leadlikeachefShop Chef's PSA Merch → https://shop.chefspsa.com/Visit Chef's PSA Website → https://chefspsa.com/

In the latest episode of SUGTalks, Craig is joined by David Yawalkar, Head of Solution Management, RISE with SAP.David shares an update on SAP's involvement with the SUGEN Transformation Charter, what SAP has learned from charter members and how customer feedback is shaping the company's Cloud ERP messaging. He explains why SAP has committed to both private and public cloud as long-term strategic products.David also reflects on some of the themes he hears from user groups globally after taking part in transformation days around the world. Craig and David also explore the move from AI hype to real working use cases. They discuss the importance of clean core and the risks of waiting too long to move from ECC. To learn more about the UKISUG referral scheme, visit: https://www.sapusers.org/community-referral-scheme

Introducing The Midnight Rebellion, a new climate fiction podcast from WBUR — a rollicking adventure to a flooded, robot-infested world where you choose what happens. When Joule Watts-Green steps into her mom's mysterious machine, she's swept off to a polluted city of tides. Streets are rivers, “tin-skins” shoot lightning, and everyone eats gooey Algae-Os. To get home, Joule must be brave, clever, and make friends. She may even discover how to save the world — with your help. Each chapter ends with a choice. YOU decide what's next. This is Chapter 1. Triumph or failure, it's up to you. Choose wisely. This is Chapter 1 of The Midnight Rebellion. And if you liked what you heard, listen to the rest and follow The Midnight Rebellion wherever you get your podcasts.

The fiction podcast tells the story of 12-year-old Joule Watts-Green, who accidentally steps through her mom's time machine into an unrecognizable Boston, where floods and storms have destroyed the city. Listeners can help Joule return home and even rewind some of the climate impacts through the choices they make at the end of each episode.

In our latest senior leader interview, Craig is joined by Sonia Nash, Head of Business AI at SAP UK and Ireland.Sonia shares her unconventional career journey - from accounts payable into automation, solution advisory and now leading SAP's Business AI focus. She reflects on the mentors who shaped her path, the importance of curiosity, and why you don't need to be a developer to build a rewarding career in tech.Craig and Sonia also discuss the shift from AI skepticism to genuine enthusiasm among SAP customers, how organisations can get started with Joule and SAP Business AI, and why agentic AI is the most exciting development across the community. They also explore what it will take to attract more women and diverse talent into STEM and SAP careers.You can access SAP's Discovery Center here: https://discovery-center.cloud.sap/ai-catalog/To learn more about the UKISUG referral scheme, visit: https://www.sapusers.org/community-referral-scheme

This week on ASUG Talks, we dive deep into the evolving relationship between AI and enterprise architecture. As the technology becomes more widespread in enterprises, EAs are seeing AI change the their daily work and spur shifts in the way they approach their roles. On the podcast this week, we hear not only how AI can help EAs accomplish tasks, including SAP S/4HANA migration, but what the future holds enterprise architecture as the technology continues developing. Key TakeawaysThe three places where AI is impacting enterprise architecture The role AI solutions can have in SAP S/4HANA migrationsSpecific AI tools EAS can leverage Related InsightsLearn how Baillie Lumber unrolled SAP S/4HANA across all 30 of its facilities in only six yearsLearn more about the ASUG Pre-Conference Seminars at SAP Sapphire & ASUG Annual Conference

En este episodio de Hablamos de SAP, Antonio de Ancos Cid conversa con Unai Pinadero, profesional de Enagás y actual tesorero y vocal de formación en AUSAPE. Unai comparte su trayectoria desde la logística en McDonald's hasta su rol actual como "funambulista" de SAP, manejando retos que van desde la gestión técnica hasta la arquitectura de soluciones.Exploramos temas técnicos de actualidad como la migración a S/4HANA 2023, la estrategia para disponibilizar datos en Microsoft Fabric y una visión crítica sobre la IA generativa, Joule y el concepto de Clean Core. Además, Unai ofrece consejos fundamentales para quienes desean iniciarse en el sector, destacando la importancia de la certificación, la necesidad de contar con una formación guiada y la valentía de "tirarse a la piscina" para aprovechar las oportunidades laborales. Una charla imprescindible para entender el equilibrio entre la evolución tecnológica y la realidad del mercado del empleo en SAP.Más info...

In this episode of Jibberwithjaber, we sit down with Joule Sullivan—former intelligence officer, security consultant, and a man dedicated to the disciplined pursuit of a high-frequency life.We live in an era where men are often "flapping"—reacting to every headline, chasing superficial likes, and accumulating wealth without a "Code of Honor." Joule shares his journey from the high-stakes world of international security to finding ultimate clarity through faith, family, and the "Bunker" mentality.We discuss the transition from the "endless war machine" to a life of intentionality. Joule breaks down why he walked away from a lifestyle of excess—including an 11-bathroom mansion—to focus on what actually matters: being a man of your word, leading your household, and building a brotherhood that survives when things "hit the fan."

Für diese besondere Folge spricht Ove Petersen, Gründer von GP JOULE, so offen, persönlich und emotional wie selten zuvor. Es geht um eine Zeit, die für ihn und das Unternehmen alles andere als leicht war: um Insolvenzgerüchte, Stellenabbau, personelle Veränderungen im Management und die Frage, wie viel vom eigenen Unternehmen eigentlich noch dem Gründer selbst gehört. Wir sprechen über den Besuch von Friedrich Merz in Reußenköge, über die schwierigen Jahre einer ganzen Branche und über die Kräfte, die in den vergangenen Monaten an Ove Petersen gezerrt haben – unternehmerisch, persönlich und menschlich. Wie nah war es wirklich? Was macht so eine Phase mit einem Gründer, der für seine Vision jahrelang gekämpft hat? Und wie blickt er heute auf Verantwortung, Druck und Zukunft? Gleichzeitig geht es um den Blick nach vorn: Welche Hoffnung gibt es für die rund 800 Mitarbeitenden? Wo liegt noch echtes Potenzial – und wo vielleicht nicht mehr? Ein intensives Gespräch über Energie, Führung, Zweifel, Haltung und die Frage, wie man weitermacht, wenn es ernst wird. Mein Podcast-Sponsor: Osmers Rechtsanwälte aus Husum Die Osmers Rechtsanwälte stehen für lösungsorientierte Rechtsberatung mit klaren Zielen und echter Hands-on-Mentalität – an der Küste verwurzelt, in der Beratung bundesweit aktiv. Ob Unternehmen, Kommunen oder Privatpersonen: Das Team bringt dich rechtlich sicher durch stürmische Gewässer. Und wer Lust auf eine Karriere in der Praxis hat – Osmers sucht junge Rechtsanwälte und engagierte Rechtsanwaltsfachangestellte/-fachkräfte (ReNos), die mit anpacken und mitwachsen wollen. Danke an Osmers Rechtsanwälte – gemeinsam klären wir nicht nur Rechtsfragen, sondern gestalten Zukunft!

@geoengineering1 interviews Cory Sanderson, CTO and co-founder of Sustaera, a North Carolina-based Direct Air Capture (DAC) startup focused on low-cost carbon capture, separations chemistry, and process scale-up.Sanderson traces his journey from Air Products, where he worked on vacuum swing adsorption CO₂ capture for an SMR hydrogen plant and encountered economic and infrastructure constraints, to founding Sustaera. He also explains the company's shift from CO₂-to-methane materials, which depended on costly clean hydrogen, to a pure DAC approach.He then outlines Sustaera's system, which utilises a fixed, cartridge-based monolithic contactor with laminar-flow channels and a conductive, structured sorbent that integrates resistive (Joule) heating directly into the material, thereby improving efficiency, stability, and regeneration speed.He highlights the novelty of the design, noting that Sustaera has achieved over 90% heating efficiency in lab tests, 20-30 minute adsorption cycles, and multi-year sorbent lifetimes. With a modular, catalytic-converter-style manufacturing approach, the company is currently at TRL 5, has pre-sold removals at $700/ton to Stripe and Shopify, and is raising $8.6M to build its first outdoor commercial unit.For more details, visit: https://www.sustaera.com/To stay updated on all things geoengineering-related, subscribe to:Carbon Removal Updates Substack: https://carbonremovalupdates.substack.com/Solar Geoengineering Updates Substack: https://solargeoengineeringupdates.substack.com/

Arrivano le prime celle solari basate sulla tecnologia Black Diamond, nella quale un sottilissimo strato di diamante nero artificiale funge da catodo. Sono state messe a punto dall’Istituto di Struttura della Materia del CNR e hanno la capacità di funzionare a temperature comprese tra 325 °C e 625 °C, del tutto impossibili per la tecnologia fotovoltaica tradizionale che perde efficienza surriscaldandosi. Le celle solari al diamante hanno il comportamento opposto, e questo le renderebbe perfette per quelle applicazioni in cui la luce del sole viene concentrata. Potenzialmente, il fotovoltaico ad alta temperatura permetterebbe di aumentare moltissimo l’efficienza nello sfruttamento dell’energia solare, grazie a una sorta di doppia produzione, fotovoltaica e termodinamica nello stesso tempo. L’innovazione è stata descritta sulla rivista Joule e la raccontiamo con l'aiuto di Daniele Trucchi, dirigente di ricerca dell'Istituto di Struttura della Materia del CNR e direttore del DiaTHEMA Lab.

Are we still talking about "Digital Transformation," or has the conversation officially shifted to "AI Transformation"? In this episode of HANA Cafe NL, Twan van den Broek and Jan Penninkhof sit down with Deloitte experts Yves Suiker and Dennis van Klaveren to cut through the marketing noise and look at how low-code and GenAI are actually landing at customers today.Key highlightsSAP Build in actionThe power of Joule and agentsA 3 hour hackathonFront runner challengesAdvice to SAP customersS11E02

En este episodio de "Hablamos de SAP", nos acompaña Dani Sevilla, experto con más de 25 años de experiencia en el mundo SAP y ABAP, para desmitificar la inteligencia artificial y analizar su aplicación real en entornos corporativos.¿Qué encontrarás en este vídeo?Conceptos básicos de IA: Dani explica de forma sencilla qué son los LLM (Large Language Models), las Tools (herramientas/APIs), los Agentes autónomos y el protocolo MCP (Model Context Protocol), que actúa como un "USB-C" para conectar modelos y herramientas.La realidad de Joule: Analizamos la estrategia comercial de SAP con Joule y la frustración que genera su limitación a entornos Cloud, dejando fuera a la gran base de clientes en sistemas On-Premise.Caso de éxito en Azucarera: Descubre cómo Dani ha desarrollado internamente un agente de IA para SAP On-Premise utilizando más de 80 herramientas personalizadas para leer, modificar y planificar código ABAP, manteniendo la privacidad de los datos a través de instancias seguras en Azure.El futuro del programador: ¿Nos quedaremos sin trabajo? Debatimos cómo el rol del desarrollador está evolucionando de "picacodigo" a un orquestador o director de orquesta que guía a la IA para obtener resultados en una fracción del tiempo habitual.Consejos y reflexiones: La importancia de mantener el "hambre por aprender" en un entorno tecnológico que cambia por semanas y por qué no se puede vivir de espaldas a estas herramientas.#sapenespañol #hablamosdesap #podcast Más info...

In episode 283 of our SAP on Azure video podcast we talk about AI with SAP Supply Chain at Microsoft for ECC. We have talked in the past about the Joule and Copilot integration and what overwhelming interest we are hearing from customers. Our regular viewers might have wondered what we are doing with the Joule integration at Microsoft and you might remember, that -- while we have lots of SaaS and also S/4HANA systems running RISE on Azure at Microsoft -- we also have a really important ECC System. We are already working on moving it to S/4HANA, but this will take some time. So our Supply Chain Team explored what they can do to still enable a Copilot interaction with the SAP System and invented Stratus AI. To tell us more about this, I am glad to have Alex Bitiukov and Ryan Murphy with us here today. Find all the links mentioned here: https://www.saponazurepodcast.de/episode283Reach out to us for any feedback / questions:* Goran Condric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gorancondric/* Holger Bruchelt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/holger-bruchelt/ #Microsoft #SAP #Azure #SAPonAzure #Copilot #MCP #SCM #StratusAI

Cloud ERP and AI are transforming professional services by tackling lean teams, complex billing, and forecasting pressures. Could these tools be your business's next competitive edge?=====Professional services firms face intense pressures like razor-thin benches, skyrocketing forecasting demands, and shifts from time-and-materials to outcome-based pricing with AI agents and software assets. IBM's Mark Hammack debunks cloud ERP myths around customization loss or security risks, explaining how SaaS slashes hardware costs, enables real-time insights through integrated project systems, and frees cash for growth. AI delivers in use cases like automating billing and RFP responses, accelerating month-end closes, and enhancing customer support, often driven bottom-up by creative teams. Ethical AI orchestration powers tools like "Ask HR" for faster resolutions, paving the way for agile, modular cloud ERP with natural language tools like Joule and Copilot for predictive analysis. Want to learn more? Come join us and explore how these innovations can propel your operations forward.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Download Episode Transcript⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Useful Links: ⁠⁠⁠SAP Cloud ERP⁠⁠⁠www.ibm.comFollow Us on Social Media!SAP S/4HANA Cloud ERP: ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠=====Guest: Mark J. Hammack, Delivery Partner at IBM ConsultingMark J. Hammack is a Financial & Supply Chain Transformation Partner at IBM, specializing in driving business transformation and optimizing supply chain performance. They bring extensive experience in enhancing financial operations and delivering strategic business solutions.Within IBM's consulting environment, Mark progressed from Senior Managing Consultant to Associate Partner, demonstrating leadership competencies and a focus on delivering value to clients. Their tenure at IBM reflects a commitment to providing advisory services and implementing effective business strategies.Prior to IBM, Mark led order management initiatives and drove eCommerce strategies as the Order Management and eCommerce Track Lead at International Paper. Their work history also includes a role as Senior Manager at Grant Thornton, where they applied knowledge of accounting principles and financial management practices.Host 1: Richard Howells, SAPRichard Howells has been working in the Supply Chain Management and Manufacturing space for over 30 years. He is responsible for driving the thought leadership and awareness of SAP's ERP, Finance, and Supply Chain solutions and is an active writer, podcaster, and thought leader on the topics of supply chain, Industry 4.0, digitization, and sustainability.Follow Richard Howell on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠X⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠=====Key Topics: cloud ERP, professional services, AI use cases, billing automation, resource planning, revenue recognition, ERP myths, ethical AI, Watson orchestration, predictive analysis

In this episode, Brian is joined by Ginger Martin, ManagingDirector of the Joule Hotel in Dallas. The Joule is a 160-room neo-gothic landmark in the heart of downtown Dallas, and it is a fully restored, Forbes 4 Star boutique luxury hotel that artfully integrates historic preservation with contemporary design. With an enticing variety of Food & Beverage offerings such as cbd provisions, Sassetta, and the midnight rambler there is no shortage of possibilities for the foodie in you. Tune in to hear who Ginger Thanks for helping her along the way.

In the second part of our "Setting the Stage for AI" series, Anurag Barua and Paul Modderman join the podcast to follow up their advice from the previous episode for enterprises seeking to establish a solid, sound foundation for leveraging AI solutions. Key InsightsThe importance of change management in enterprises' AI journeysSteps to overcome AI trust issuesHow to adopt a "human-centric" approach to AI adoption. Related InsightsRead about how SAP is striving to make Joule the "process-native" copilot for organizations in the utilities industryRegister for the SAP BTP and AI Community Kick Off webcast on Jan. 28

Logan Gilland, CFA at Joule financial give us a peek into how the market may respond to more tarrifs and saber rattling being threatened by President Trump. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Logan Gilland, CFA for Joule financial gives us encouraging news on the economy and the market, from recent years and forecast for the near future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special edition of the XTraw AI Podcast, we break down the new whitepaper Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Architecture authored collaboratively by Raghu Banda, Shibaji Chandra, and Guillem Ona Vizcaíno. This episode offers an audio interpretation of the paper's key ideas—linking AI strategy, architectural principles, SAP technologies, and the rise of agentic systems.How AI is reshaping Enterprise Architecture, from clean-core principles to runtime selection, data governance, and MLOps.Deep insights into SAP's evolving AI landscape, including Joule, Joule Studio, Agentic AI, and Foundation Models.A practical, EA-aligned framework for evaluating use cases, integrating AI responsibly, and designing intelligent enterprise systems at scale.You can reach @ Raghu @ Shibaji @ GuillemAnd the website @ XTraw AI

In a few years, America may not need to buy critical minerals from China anymore, says synthetic chemist and nanotechnologist James Tour.Why? Because of a method called flash Joule heating that he and his team have been studying at Rice University.China currently has a near-monopoly on global processing capacity for critical minerals, including rare earths. These are essential to much of our modern economy, from electronics to defense to medical devices.The United States has access to plenty of rare-earth reserves, but minimal capacity to process and refine them. Rebuilding these incredibly complex supply chains independent of China is a major uphill battle.But Tour and his team have pioneered a process that allows for the quick extraction of rare earths from something we have in abundance: electronic and industrial waste.“We realized that we could take certain materials, say industrial waste like fly ash … flash it, and get rare-earth elements to come out,” Tour says.The same method can be used to extract rare earths from mine tailings—the leftover, toxic material from old mines that were once too expensive to process.“So there's huge availability of this. And if you recycle it—metals are infinitely recyclable,” Tour says.Tour is a professor of chemistry, materials science, and nanoengineering at Rice University. You can find him on X and other platforms: @drjamestourViews expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.

A dynamic recap of the SAP SuccessConnect 2025 event, celebrating the Payroll BADIes 1-Year Anniversary! Join the crew as they discuss the massive announcements impacting SAP SuccessFactors HCM & Payroll. We dive deep into the SmartRecruiters acquisition, the future of AI agent-to-agent communication (Joule, Winston), major updates to SAP Time Tracking / Workforce Management, and the rise of the Payroll Baddy community. Learn what's next for payroll professionals and get the dates for SAP Connect 2026 and SAP Sapphire 2026. Video Chapters: [00:00:00] - Start: Payroll BADIeversary Welcome [00:01:45] - The Payroll Baddy "Knighting" Movement [00:02:41] - Fan Reactions & Gold Chain TSA Stories [00:04:56] - SAP Connect / SuccessConnect Recap & Event Structure [00:05:25] - Payroll's Dominance at the HR/Finance Combined Event [00:06:48] - Keynote Impressions (Business vs. IT Focus) [00:08:37] - Keynote Innovation Highlights (EC, Ask My Pay Statement, AI, WFM) [00:10:23] - The SmartRecruiters Acquisition & Seamless Integration Demo [00:13:45] - AI Agent-to-Agent Communication (Joule & Winston AI) [00:15:07] - Celebrating Payroll Customers & The Baddy Parties [00:16:58] - Workforce Management/Time Tracking Updates & Customer Success Stories [00:19:06] - Talent Management News: The Focus on Skills [00:20:00] - Venue Review & Future Event Dates (SAP Connect 2026, Sapphire 2026) [00:22:52] - Fun Moments & Building the Payroll Community [00:29:43] - Final Thoughts & Call to Action (Newsletter) [00:30:44] - Outro Rap Song

In this episode we are discussing the groundbreaking partnership between SAP Business Data Cloud and SAP Databricks. We discuss how SAP BTP is driving AI-first enterprise transformation through seamless SAP Datasphere integration, zero-copy data sharing, and advanced AI/ML workflows. Also, how Business Data Fabric and SAP Business AI are enabling future-ready enterprise IT, making it easier than ever to turn enterprise data into real business value. From hands-on use cases like cash flow forecasting, margin analysis, and attrition analysis to practical tips for engineers and data scientists, you'll get a front-row seat to digital transformation outcomes that matter.

In this episode we are discussing the groundbreaking partnership between SAP Business Data Cloud and SAP Databricks. We discuss how SAP BTP is driving AI-first enterprise transformation through seamless SAP Datasphere integration, zero-copy data sharing, and advanced AI/ML workflows. Also, hear how Business Data Fabric and SAP Business AI are enabling future-ready enterprise IT, making it easier than ever to turn enterprise data into real business value. From hands-on use cases like cash flow forecasting, margin analysis, and attrition analysis to practical tips for engineers and data scientists, you'll get a front-row seat to digital transformation outcomes that matter.

Utah is about to become a global tech powerhouse. A massive AI-driven data center, one of the largest in the U.S., is breaking ground in Millard County. What does this mean for jobs, energy, and the future of technology right here at home? Greg and Holly learn more from Co-Founders of Joule, Mark McDougal and Dave Gray about what this means for the state of Utah and the Global AI industry. 

This week I discuss SAP's massive launch of AI agents throughout the suite, and the growing importance of Joule, SAP's business agent for all employees. The architecture is now well built out and I explain how AI is permeating the ERP and HCM space. I also discuss our new Galileo – Joule agent-to-agent integration and how MCP and a2a protocols are changing the AI space from a single “agent platform” to a network or AI agents which can now talk to each other and cascade and embed functions in workflows. Listen to my recent podcast on OpenAi's developer platform and how they also use MCP to bring applications together. Two big messages here: First, SAP really has its AI act together, making it possible for companies to get the best of SAP and other AI agents throughout their companies. Second, the new world of business agents is not “one platform” winning: it's a network of specialized agents communicating with each other. While none of us wants hundreds of vendor solutions in our tech stack, this interoperability approach is really positive because it lets specialized agents (ie. Galileo) work with others (Joule, Microsoft Copilot, etc.) to help you craft the perfect solutions for your company. Additional Information SAP Jumps Ahead In AI Agents With Joule, HCM Features, And More The Financial Impact of AI on HR: New Research Series AI Pacesetters: The Six Secrets of AI Transformation Success  Galileo: The World's AI Agent for HR and Management Galileo Learn: The World's HR Academy For Teams Chapters (00:00:00) - SAP HR and Business Applications: AI for Jobs(00:07:24) - SAP's Smart Recruiters and Cloud-based JOU

Bonnie Tinder is the founder and CEO of Raven Intelligence, an independent B2B peer review site that amplifies the voice of the customer. She focuses on software customers, consulting partners, and software vendors and helps identify the best partners for their needs. In this episode, Tinder joins Bob Evans to break down what's next for Oracle and SAP, exploring AI-native applications, agent ecosystems, and data openness, while offering sharp, practical insights into how enterprises can extract real value from AI innovation.Episode 55 | Oracle, SAP, and the AI ShiftThe Big Themes:Oracle's Upcoming AI Agent Marketplace: One of Oracle's most anticipated announcements is the launch of an AI Agent Marketplace. This platform will act like an app store for AI-powered agents, opening new monetization paths for partners and developers. It will enable third-party vendors to sell industry-specific agents and tools, further enriching Oracle's AI ecosystem. This move reflects a broader strategy to position Oracle not just as a cloud provider but as a facilitator of innovation across its partner network.SAP's Bold Vision: SAP is preparing to reveal its most radical AI shift yet—positioning AI as the primary user interface across its suite. Powered by Joule, SAP's AI assistant, users will be able to interact with software through natural language instead of traditional menus or clicks. Tasks like requesting time off or checking budgets will be handled conversationally. This paradigm shift moves SAP from system-of-record software to intelligent systems-of-action.AI Recruitment Tools Rise: Both Oracle and SAP are doubling down on AI-enhanced recruitment tools. SAP's acquisition of SmartRecruiters and Oracle's industry bundles for talent management signal a strong push into AI-driven hiring. AI is being used to streamline candidate engagement, improve matching, and personalize outreach. While some fear AI may displace roles, enterprise vendors are positioning it as a tool to find the right people faster.The Big Quote: ““The hardest part of any of these transformations is the change management piece, and if AI can help make that change easier, faster and more comfortable for all the stakeholders—that's the name of the game." Visit Cloud Wars for more.

Join Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ on Reliability Radio as they welcome Andy Hancock from SAP to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on enterprise asset management. Andy explains how SAP is leveraging AI—from its early predictive analytics library to its new digital assistant, Joule—to fundamentally change how users interact with the system. The conversation delves into the three phases of SAP's AI strategy: a “help me” function for new users, an advanced “decision support” phase that pulls insights from multiple systems, and the future of autonomous workflows that run in the background. Andy also addresses the critical role of data quality and the importance of a well-executed change management plan. This episode offers a clear roadmap of how AI is becoming a core, mainstream feature that will simplify processes, reduce screen time, and empower maintenance teams to make more accurate decisions, quicker.

In this episode of Inside SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Yannick Peterschmitt welcomes SAP veteran Mickaël Quesnot to decode the ERP transformation journey for finance leaders. Discover why legacy systems are liabilities, how unified architecture eliminates reconciliation, and what role AI and Joule play in shaping autonomous finance. With powerful analogies and 25 years of experience, Mickaël offers a strategic roadmap for CFOs navigating digitalization. Are you building a future-ready finance engine or patching together outdated parts? What topic would you like us to discuss next? Send an email to insides4@sap.com

Send us a textThe enterprise software landscape is rapidly evolving with a wave of AI-driven innovations, strategic acquisitions, and product updates designed to enhance automation and business agility. Precisely strengthened its Automate SAP Data API with new enhancements, while SAP showcased its Joule-powered AI capabilities to deepen enterprise intelligence. SC Codeworks rolled out updates to its warehouse management system, and WaveMaker debuted a marketplace for prefabricated app building blocks to accelerate low-code development. In a major move, Braze announced its agreement to acquire OfferFit, expanding its personalization capabilities, while AVEVA and ServiceNow revealed a new partnership aimed at integrating industrial and digital workflows. BMC introduced generative AI innovations to unlock greater value from enterprise data, and Certinia detailed its Spring 2025 release with fresh product enhancements. Laserfiche unveiled new generative AI features, and Make launched Make AI Agents, bringing real-time intelligence to no-code automation—collectively underscoring how AI and automation are reshaping the next chapter of enterprise technology.In today's episode, we invited a panel of industry analysts for a live discussion on LinkedIn to analyze current enterprise software stories. We covered many grounds including the direction and roadmaps of each enterprise software vendors. Finally, we analyzed future trends and how they might shape the enterprise software industry.Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro SommFor more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs. rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform. 

Send us a textThe enterprise technology space is seeing a surge of innovation and strategic moves as vendors double down on AI, automation, and customer-centric solutions. Beroe expanded its procurement suite with the acquisition of nnamu, while Capgemini and NVIDIA, alongside Oracle and NVIDIA, announced new collaborations and integrations to accelerate AI adoption. Deloitte entered the spotlight with the release of its Zora AI Platform, and Hyland reinforced its customer focus by appointing a Chief Customer Officer. In the AI-driven automation arena, Kore.ai introduced the Kore.ai Agent Platform and Pipefy unveiled new AI agents to strengthen process automation. OneDigital launched its Impact Studio Platform to fuel digital engagement, while Precisely enhanced its Automate SAP Data API, and SAP showcased new Joule-powered AI capabilities. Rounding out the updates, SC Codeworks delivered enhancements to its warehouse management system, reflecting the broader trend of continuous improvement across supply chain and enterprise operations.In today's episode, we invited a panel of industry analysts for a live discussion on LinkedIn to analyze current enterprise software stories. We covered many grounds including the direction and roadmaps of each enterprise software vendors. Finally, we analyzed future trends and how they might shape the enterprise software industry.Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro SommFor more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs. rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform. 

AI “is about aligning the semantics of the data, and that's again why I believe a suite of applications has advantages. If not, the customer has to do it themselves,” Jan Gilg, SAP's chief revenue officer for the Americas and Global Business Suite, tells Anurag Rana, senior technology analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. In this Tech Disruptors episode, the two discuss SAP's Business Data Cloud, its open multi-large-language-model approach, the Joule digital assistant's cross-application orchestration and how these advances reshape cloud enterprise resource planning and enterprise-scale AI adoption.

Highlights00:14 — Later today, we will hear from SAP about its Q2 financial results. So the cloud revenue for the past six quarters: 24%, 25%, 27%, 20%, 27%, 27%. I'm projecting 27% for Q2. It's even been stronger in its cloud backlog numbers: 27%, 28%, 29%, up to 32% in the giant Q4 numbers, 28% in Q1. I'm projecting the backlog will go up 29% for Q2.01:34 — Three months ago, after SAP released its Q1 numbers, CEO Christian Klein did an interview with Bloomberg TV, and he said something that I think surprised a lot of people: “There has been absolutely no pullback on U.S. spending.” Now, you might suspect that there would have been—with all this doom and gloom coming up about tariffs.02:44 — A couple of the big factors: SAP has shifted fully to AI. It's embedding it in all iits applications and solutions, in its Joule agent system. It's doing its launch of its Business Data Cloud, which fuels so much of what they're doing in AI for customers. And also, its very ambitious ecosystem and partnership strategy has been quite strong and continues to be that way.03:37 — We heard recently from Oracle CEO Safra Catz — she feels that Oracle's applications business is about to kick into higher growth, and she says that it will become the largest cloud applications provider. So, a challenge coming at SAP's leadership in that field from Oracle.04:10 — I've got an article coming up later today with more details on my outlook for SAP. And later this week, we'll be catching up on its numbers, along with those of IBM, ServiceNow, and others in the Cloud Wars Top 10. Visit Cloud Wars for more.

MacroVoices Erik Townsend & Patrick Ceresna welcome, Jeff Currie. They'll discuss what Jeff calls the “New Joule Order” and why Jeff says there's really no limit to how much higher the price of Gold can go given the current macro backdrop. https://bit.ly/4na3hvu  

Energy with a grain of saltResearchers have developed a new sodium metal powered fuel cell with up to triple the output for its weight of a lithium-ion battery. The team from  MIT, including Yet-Ming Chiang, think these fuel cells could have enormous potential for electric vehicles — including flight. They say sodium can be electrically produced from salt on a large scale to facilitate this technology. The research was published in the journal Joule.Plants hear their pollinators, and produce sweet nectar in responseA new study has found that plants can respond to the distinctive vibrations of pollinating insects by activating sugar-producing genes to produce rich nectar. In contrast they respond to the sound of nectar-stealing non-pollinators by cutting back on sugar. Francesca Barbero, from the University of Turin in Italy, presented this work at a recent joint meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and 25th International Congress on Acoustics.Penguin poop helps create the cooling clouds over Antarctica Penguin guano is rich in ammonia, and when it accumulates in penguin rookeries in Antarctica, that ammonia is released into the atmosphere, encouraging cloud production. Those clouds reflect sunlight into space, but can also trap sunlight reflected from the ice, so have complex climate interactions. This connection was discovered by University of Helsinki researcher Matthew Boyer, and was published in the journal Nature.Giant sloth family tree suggests trees are just a recent part of itSloths used to be giants the size of bears and even elephants before disappearing around 12,000 years ago. An international group of paleontologists including University of Toronto's Gerry De Iuliis have assembled a comprehensive family tree of the sloth to understand how a group that used to dominate the landscape was winnowed away to only a handful of relatively small, tree dwelling species. The research was published in the journal Science.Eradicating diseases — Can we wipe out ancient and modern plagues forever?In 1980 the World Health Organization declared Smallpox officially eradicated, meaning that for the first time, a plague that killed hundreds of millions of people had been eliminated by human ingenuity. It opened the question of whether we could do this for other lethal threats? We look at efforts to eradicate Polio, an ancient plague, and HIV, a more modern epidemic, to understand how researchers are trying to eradicate these diseases , how close they've come, and what's preventing their final victory.Quirks spoke to Stan Houston, an infectious disease specialist and professor of medicine and public health at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. He's worked on treating HIV and tuberculosis in places such as Zimbabwe, South Sudan, Ecuador and Alberta.Catherine Hankins was the chief scientific adviser for the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS in Geneva, Switzerland. And in 2013, she was named to the Order of Canada and in 2023 was inducted in the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame. She is currently an adjunct professor at the School of Population and Global Health at McGill University and a senior fellow at the Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development.

Watch the Full Episode for FREE: Joule Sullivan - Modern Men Are Failures: Ex-Soldier Turned Tailor Explains The Secret to Power, Wealth & Freedom | Brian Rose - London Real

Watch the Full Episode for FREE: Joule Sullivan - Modern Men Are Failures: Ex-Soldier Turned Tailor Explains The Secret to Power, Wealth & Freedom | Brian Rose - London Real