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Episode 10 – How Do You Solo Interview with Gin! Show Notes    Welcome to Episode 10! – 3:25 Introducing…Gin! – 4:37 Finding WoW Warcraft II music holds up  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwWh1xy6gvU  History as a raider and social aspects of WoW – 15:30 How does Gin solo?  Story or single-player challenges, like Delves – 28:30 Delves as the evolution of WoW's single-player experience and the Great Vault Content creation, introverts, milkshakes, and a love of history/lore – 37:20 What it takes to buy into the lore – 46:10 Kyndi!  By the way, Dave apologizes for the mistake.  Kyndi is a gnome, not a goblin. What it takes to be a successful content creator (asking for a friend…) – 54:10 A little love for Ali! – 56:06 Future of WoW podcasting and content creation and the Gin's Joint channel – 59:45 The challenge of…distance running, Boston, and the marathon nerf bat – 1:07:50  https://www.baa.org/races/boston-marathon/qualify Lightning Round! – 1:16:08 Final Thoughts:  TWW outlook, WoW moving in a good story direction – 1:22:28 Outro Thanks to Blizzard and OGRE for audio, my lovely wife, and you for listening. If you want to support the show, SoloQueueWoW at Patreon.com Thank you to current patrons, Andrew, Righteous Bandy, and ThatSkyGuy! And welcome free patrons Max and Eddie! Subscribe to the podcast at your podcast feed of choice, Apple, Spotify, and all the rest. Sounds from Blizzard and OGRE – the laughter was for me rocking the OGRE shirt on camera. #dontplaymuted You can contact me at soloqueuewow at gmail.com, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. (I know, for the first time, I misspelled “soloqueuewow” leaving out the extra “ue”.  Bully for you if you caught that, super-listener.) Follow Gin on Twitter/X @ginsjoint and check out his work on the podcast Live, Laugh, Lore or at his YouTube channel Gin's Joint (not Rick's Café, ifykyk) “We will see you out there." See you real soon for Episode 11, the July monthly episode!

Para fortalecer su posición en el mercado de la IA empresarial, Qlik ha realizado la adquisición estratégica de Kyndi. Esta adquisición está diseñada para revolucionar cómo las organizaciones manejan y entienden los datos no estructurados. El equipo de la empresa adquirida, incluido su CEO y expertos en IA, se integrarán como parte del acuerdo.

Sage kicked off the week by announcing its financial results for the period ending December 31, 2023. IFS announced Mark Moffat as its new Chief Executive Officer. Salesforce announced its automations to connect multiple apps into a singular workflow within Slack. Finally, Qlik acquired intellectual property from Kyndi, an innovator in natural language, processing, search, and generative AI.Connect with us!https://www.erpadvisorsgroup.com866-499-8550LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/erp-advisors-groupTwitter:https://twitter.com/erpadvisorsgrpFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/erpadvisorsInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/erpadvisorsgroupPinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/erpadvisorsgroupMedium:https://medium.com/@erpadvisorsgroup

Episode #93, VC Panel Part Questions from Audience @7BC San Francisco Event Nov. 14, 2023 VC Panel *Benjamin D. Black, Co-founder and Managing Director, Akkadian Ventures *Victoria Cheng, Partner, PruVen Capital *Carolin Funk, Partner, Blue Bear Capital *Vibhor Rastogi, Global Head of AI/ML/Data Investments, Citi Ventures *Ben Levy, Cofounder, BootstrapLabs *Andrew Romans, General Partner, 7BC Venture Capital, Moderator Confidential videos available for 7BC Portfolio Company 7-Minute Presentations Ryan Welsh, cofounder & CEO, Kyndi - generative AI answer engine for enterprises ($42.8m funding to date) Delivering immediate, accurate, and trusted answers to enterprise users with the power of large language models. John Green, cofounder & CEO, Nada - Unlocking wealth with real-estate. Real estate FinTech ($11.4m funding to date) Nada's platform makes it possible for investors to own a piece of a top city's home equity market with as little as $100 ("Cityfunds") and for homeowners to cash out home equity without the burden of taking on debt ("Homeshares"). Their platform brings this two-sided market together - delivering access to investors and liquidity to homeowners. Matthew Speitel, CFO, Umbra - Space and Earth based datasets for your defense, intelligence and analytics solutions. ($125m funding to date) We design, build, launch, and operate satellites for high resolution Earth observation, new communications capabilities, and exquisite signal monitoring for low cost distribution via an integrated web platform. Eric Menees, cofounder & CEO, Fynn Credit, Solving America's skilled labor shortage ($11m equity & $25m debt raised to date) Fynn offers loan services for school students. Their loans are private loans, and they do not have the same terms, repayment options, or rates as those offered through federal loan programs, other private lenders, or school based financing options. https://www.7bc.vc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/romans/ Join the conversation, leave comments, and tell us what you think about these topics and this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firesidevc/message

Episode #92, Part I of the VC Panel at the 7BC Venture Capital San Francisco event Nov 14, 2023 *Benjamin D. Black, Co-founder and Managing Director, Akkadian Ventures *Victoria Cheng, Partner, PruVen Capital *Carolin Funk, Partner, Blue Bear Capital *Vibhor Rastogi, Global Head of AI/ML/Data Investments, Citi Ventures *Ben Levy, Cofounder, BootstrapLabs *Andrew Romans, General Partner, 7BC Venture Capital, Moderator Confidential videos available for 7BC Portfolio Company 7-Minute Presentations Ryan Welsh, cofounder & CEO, Kyndi - generative AI answer engine for enterprises ($42.8m funding to date) Delivering immediate, accurate, and trusted answers to enterprise users with the power of large language models. John Green, cofounder & CEO, Nada - Unlocking wealth with real-estate. Real estate FinTech ($11.4m funding to date) Nada's platform makes it possible for investors to own a piece of a top city's home equity market with as little as $100 ("Cityfunds") and for homeowners to cash out home equity without the burden of taking on debt ("Homeshares"). Their platform brings this two-sided market together - delivering access to investors and liquidity to homeowners. Matthew Speitel, CFO, Umbra - Space and Earth based datasets for your defense, intelligence and analytics solutions. ($125m funding to date) We design, build, launch, and operate satellites for high resolution Earth observation, new communications capabilities, and exquisite signal monitoring for low cost distribution via an integrated web platform. Eric Menees, cofounder & CEO, Fynn Credit, Solving America's skilled labor shortage ($11m equity & $25m debt raised to date) Fynn offers loan services for school students. Their loans are private loans, and they do not have the same terms, repayment options, or rates as those offered through federal loan programs, other private lenders, or school based financing options. https://www.7bc.vc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/romans/ Join the conversation, leave comments, and tell us what you think about these topics and this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firesidevc/message

Episode #91, Part II of the VC Panel at the 7BC Venture Capital San Francisco event Nov 14, 2023 *Benjamin D. Black, Co-founder and Managing Director, Akkadian Ventures *Victoria Cheng, Partner, PruVen Capital *Carolin Funk, Partner, Blue Bear Capital *Vibhor Rastogi, Global Head of AI/ML/Data Investments, Citi Ventures *Ben Levy, Cofounder, BootstrapLabs *Andrew Romans, General Partner, 7BC Venture Capital, Moderator Confidential videos available for 7BC Portfolio Company 7-Minute Presentations Ryan Welsh, cofounder & CEO, Kyndi - generative AI answer engine for enterprises ($42.8m funding to date) Delivering immediate, accurate, and trusted answers to enterprise users with the power of large language models. John Green, cofounder & CEO, Nada - Unlocking wealth with real-estate. Real estate FinTech ($11.4m funding to date) Nada's platform makes it possible for investors to own a piece of a top city's home equity market with as little as $100 ("Cityfunds") and for homeowners to cash out home equity without the burden of taking on debt ("Homeshares"). Their platform brings this two-sided market together - delivering access to investors and liquidity to homeowners. Matthew Speitel, CFO, Umbra - Space and Earth based datasets for your defense, intelligence and analytics solutions. ($125m funding to date) We design, build, launch, and operate satellites for high resolution Earth observation, new communications capabilities, and exquisite signal monitoring for low cost distribution via an integrated web platform. Eric Menees, cofounder & CEO, Fynn Credit, Solving America's skilled labor shortage ($11m equity & $25m debt raised to date) Fynn offers loan services for school students. Their loans are private loans, and they do not have the same terms, repayment options, or rates as those offered through federal loan programs, other private lenders, or school based financing options. https://www.7bc.vc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/romans/ Join the conversation, leave comments, and tell us what you think about these topics and this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/firesidevc/message

Ryan Welsh is the co-founder and CEO of Kyndi, a natural language technology platform that utilizes artificial intelligence to assist enterprises. First, we discuss how the processing, storing, and transfer of information has advanced via technology while the ability of humans to read and consume information has not. This pivots into a discussion of how AI, specifically Kyndi, will allow us to bridge this gap. Next, we discuss some nuances within the AI industry, including barriers to widespread adoption and some possible solutions. We conclude by looking into some of the realities of running a business and the direction Ryan hopes to take Kyndi in the future.

Episode #45 Ryan Welsh, CEO & cofounder of Kyndi, Natural Language Processing (NLP) AI company, raised $43m in funding from 7BC Venture Capital, Dick Kramlich, Pivot North, Intel Capital & Darling Ventures on Fireside with a VC. Discussing: · How deep AI is good or bad for humanity and threats to the human race. · Impact AI will have on economies of different countries and impact on human happiness. · How NLP is a leap forward for humanity and business. · Ability to take search to entirely new level and reading and intelligently processing unstructured data in limitless documents beyond human capabilities. · Investment case for enterprise to adopt NLP and AI. · How fundraising is different for a B2B AI NLP company compared to a SaaS company. · Understanding details of AI at the technology level and Kyndi's pioneering methods of mixing AI methodologies to fuse new methods and capabilities. · Understanding searching text in the old way, the new way, how Kyndi does it and others by breaking it down into different types of search. Subscribe to our Audio podcast and YouTube channel. Video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/n2WF8wCVGO0. Join our Syndicate to co-invest with our VC fund (https://angel.co/s/sevenbc/ZZAgQ) or invest in our 506c VC fund which co-invests with our main VC fund. Andrew@7bc.vc

Despite how deeply we've traveled into the digital era, employees at enterprise companies still find themselves devoting hours of their day, if not days of their week, poring over text documents looking for data and answers to questions. AI and machine learning technologies make automated solutions possible, but difficult to implement, often requiring a team of developers and data scientists. Ryan Welsh aims to make the solution much simpler with his company, Kyndi, which offers an AI-powered reading platform API, allowing companies to quickly and easily build applications to analyze documents and retrieve information.

Join host Paul Petersen and Amy Guarino, COO of Kyndi as they discuss the current state of AI, how it's progressed, trends – and when companies can expect see it applied in their business. They will also talk about who companies might deal with that are using it. The underlying topic is explainable AI. How AI is the alternative to deep learning Why AI can be the antithesis to the "Block Box" How AI can streamline regulated businesses ----more---- About our guest Amy Guarino: Over the past 25 years, Amy has been an accomplished business leader who uses sales, marketing and management methods learned at IBM to quickly drive results at startup and mid-size companies. Prior to joining Kyndi as Chief Operating Officer, she spent eight years at Marketo, as the Vice President of Business Development. Amy has a B.A. from the University of Notre Dame. She was selected to the Forbes Forty over 40 list, and recognized as one of the Top 100 Women of Influence in the Silicon Valley. She has served on numerous boards, in addition to advising Silicon Valley startups. ABOUT KYNDI Kyndi is an artificial intelligence company that’s building the first Explainable AI platform for government, financial services, and healthcare. Our product exists because critical organizations cannot use “black box” machine learning when they are required to explain the reason for any decision. With its mission to optimize human cognitive performance, Kyndi is transforming business processes by offering auditable AI systems. Kyndi’s products and solutions also help to mitigate the human bias that can arise in the process of extracting knowledge and answers from data.  ________________________________________________ CRM Radio is hosted by Paul Petersen, G.M. an Vice President of GoldMine CRM.  CRM Radio is sponsored by GoldMine CRM.  

This week, we're going to be talking about the defense sector. We interview Ryan Welch, CEO of Kyndi, a company working on explainable AI. We focus specifically on the unique data challenges of the defense industry, as well as the general use case of AI in defense writ large. Many of the challenges that the defense sector has to deal with transfer to other spaces and sectors. Business leaders that deal with extremely disjointed text information, what is sometimes called "dark data," and information in various languages or different dialects, will be able to resonate with some of the unique challenges talked about in this episode, and maybe even gain some insights for how to handle them.   Read the full interview article on Emerj.com

Maurice est co-fondateur de la firme Quantum Monkeys, une compagnie qui se spécialise dans l’accompagnement des entreprises à travers leurs efforts de transition vers l’Agilité et autres modes de gestion modernes. Auparavant gestionnaire de projet, entrepreneur et concepteur de systèmes, il est maintenant coach d’affaires depuis 2011. Il consacre sa carrière à aider entrepreneurs et entreprises, à se moderniser en prenant le virage digital et en créant des environnements de haute performance. Il compte parmi ses clients, Bell Canada, AppDirect, Kyndi et même la Banque de Développement du Canada.Maurice a beau être passionné, d’archéologie, de mythologie et de l’histoire ancienne, ses techniques de travail n’ont rien d’archaïques.

Maurice est co-fondateur de la firme Quantum Monkeys, une compagnie qui se spécialise dans l’accompagnement des entreprises à travers leurs efforts de transition vers l’Agilité et autres modes de gestion modernes. Auparavant gestionnaire de projet, entrepreneur et concepteur de systèmes, il est maintenant coach d’affaires depuis 2011. Il consacre sa carrière à aider entrepreneurs et entreprises, à se moderniser en prenant le virage digital et en créant des environnements de haute performance. Il compte parmi ses clients, Bell Canada, AppDirect, Kyndi et même la Banque de Développement du Canada.Maurice a beau être passionné, d’archéologie, de mythologie et de l’histoire ancienne, ses techniques de travail n’ont rien d’archaïques.

Amy Guarino, COO of Kyndi joins Candyce for a discussion of how a channel strategy is key to stimulating fast growth and diversifying revenue streams. Episode 003

Prof Ian Kunkler talks to ecancer at the 2013 European Cancer Conference (ECC 2013) in Amsterdam about technical and biological developments in breast radiotherapy; specifically the impact of radiotherapy on locoregional control. The Oxford overview established that postoperative radiotherapy (RT) improves loco-regional control and survival in early breast cancer both after mastectomy and breast conserving surgery (BCS). After BCS adjuvant RT roughly halves the risk of first recurrence. For patients at low risk of local recurrence, it is still uncertain whether there is a subset from whom RT may be safely omitted. Selection based on molecular subtype might provide a more reliable way of identifying benefit from RT. There is limited literature on such correlations. To date molecular classification cannot reliably differentiate those at higher or lower risk of local recurrence after RT. After mastectomy in the DBCG 82b and 82c trials (Kyndi et al, 2008) adjuvant RT significantly reduces LRR in luminal hormone receptor (HR) positive/HER2 negative tumours (3% RT , 32% RT-), HR positive, HER2 positive (3% RT , 48% RT-) and triple negative cancer (15% RT , 32% RT-). No reduction in LRR was seen from PMRT in HER negative, HER2 positive patients, perhaps reflecting the impact of Trastuzumab on local control. Analysis of TRANS SUPREMO in the BIG 2–04 MRC/EORTC SUPREMO trial should provide prospective data on molecular subtypes and risk of LRR /− RT. The role of axillary RT in patients with a positive sentinel node biopsy (SNB) remains controversial. Interpretation of the ACOSOG Z11 trial which showed no statistically significant difference in regional recurrence or DFS from axillary dissection vs no additional treatment is difficult due to the lack of adequate RT QA and failure to meet its target accrual. There is limited literature on the role of loco-regional radiotherapy in the context of neoadjuvant systemic therapy. Potentially the response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy measured at definitive surgery as residual tumour burden might individualise the need for locoregional therapy to the breast/chest wall and axilla (Smith, 2012). The role of axillary RT in this setting is under study in the recently launched NSABP-RTOG 9353 trial. The Alliance Cooperative Group trial is comparing axillary clearance and axillary RT in patients with residual nodal disease on SNB after neoadjuvant chemotherapy in T1–3, NI patients.

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