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Die unglaublichen Vorteile von Macadamianüssen | Forever Healthy Macadamianüsse, oft als das "Vanille-Juwel" unter den Nüssen bezeichnet, sind nicht nur wegen ihres reichhaltigen, butterartigen Geschmacks geschätzt, sondern auch für ihre beeindruckenden gesundheitlichen Vorteile. Diese Nuss, die ursprünglich aus Australien stammt, hat weltweit in der Küche und in der natürlichen Gesundheitspflege Anerkennung gefunden. In diesem Blogartikel werfen wir einen Blick auf die vielfältigen Vorteile der Macadamianuss und warum sie in einer ausgewogenen Ernährung nicht fehlen sollte. Meine Telegram Gruppe: natürlich gesund & Forever FIT https://t.me/+Ws0-tACfekZKje69 Mein Forever Shop: http://www.490000367288.fbo.foreverliving.com   ☀️☀️☀️ Lebe auch Du erfüllt und finanziell frei - nutze dazu gern mein vielfältiges Angebot:  ☀️Stell dir vor, es gibt eine Welt in der du frei, gesund und unabhängig leben kannst .... Stell dir vor, es ist möglich Freiheit, Liebe und Licht zu teilen  ....  Werde ein Teil davon https://www.amatabayerl.de/freedom-love-community/  ☀️ erfüllt & frei leben - Inspiration für mehr Zeit, mehr Geld, mehr Lebensqualität:  https://t.me/erfuelltundfrei ☀️ cashflow https://t.me/+4-avx8ZXdBMyMTQy ☀️ natürlich gesund & forever fit https://t.me/+Ws0-tACfekZKje69 ☀️ Paraguay Freunde https://t.me/+TV9bfAWYyZJmN2Ri    ☀️ Freedom-Session - wenn Du es satt hast, allein in Deinem Business unterwegs zu sein, schwankende Einnahmen Dich nerven oder Du einfach mehr willst und bereit bist, was zu verändern, dann buche Dir eine kostenfreie Freedom Session mit mir oder jemanden aus meinem Team. Da schauen wir dann ganz genau, wo Du momentan stehst und was es braucht, um für Dich und Dein Business endlich etwas positiv zu verändern: Call mit Amata  https://calendly.com/win-system/call-mit-amata ☀️ FB-Gruppe Finanzielle Freiheit für Powerfrauen https://www.facebook.com/groups/499454611618735 ☀️ Kostenfreier 4-Schritte-☀️ Bücher und E-Books https://www.amatabayerl.de/buch-autor...  ☀️ Homepage https://www.amatabayerl.de  ☀️ Leben in Fülle Newsletter https://www.amatabayerl.de/newsletter/  ☀️ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/erfuellt_und frei Ich freue mich auf Dich  in Love  Deine Amata Intromusik: Your Love - Atch Free Music Archive - CC BY

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: Allianz Industrieversicherer mit Vorstandswechsel Allianz Commercial hat Veränderungen im Vorstand der Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE bekannt gegeben. Dirk Vogler soll zum 1. Oktober die Position des Chief Regions & Markets Officer übernehmen und löst damit Henning Haagen ab, der seine nächsten beruflichen Schritte außerhalb der Allianz geht. Vogler soll künftig die Verantwortung für die Allianz Commercial Märkte Deutschland & Schweiz, Zentral- & Osteuropa, Benelux & Nordics, Südeuropa, Iberische Halbinsel und Asien tragen. Ergo dehnt Kundenkreis für Telematik-Baustein aus Die Ergo dehnt den Fahrerkreis für den Telematik-Baustein Safe Drive aus. Dieser war 2020 eingeführt worden und sollte junge Versicherungsnehmer unter 25 Jahren ansprechen. Ab sofort sollen alle Kunden mit dem Telematik-Baustein bis zu 30 Prozent sparen können. Gothaer investiert in Naturkapital Mit einer Investition von 100 Millionen US-Dollar in den Natural Capital Fund von Climate Asset Management hat die Gothaer im Dezember 2022 ihr Portfolio um Investments in Naturkapital erweitert. Nun startet das nächste Projekt, in das der Natural Capital Fund investiert hat: eine Zuckerrohrplantage in Australien wird in eine Fläche für den nachhaltigen Anbau von Macadamianüssen umgewandelt und bietet Lebensraum für Wildtiere. Noch für dieses Jahr sind weitere Naturkapitalinvestments geplant. degenia Wohngebäudekonzept: Ab sofort Diebstahl von Wärmepumpen versichert Die degenia Versicherungsdienst AG führt einen neuen Tarif (T23) in der Wohngebäudeversicherung ein. Dabei ist eine Deckungssumme von bis zu 30.000 Euro für den Diebstahl von Wärmepumpen enthalten. Kunden, die bereits den vorherigen Tarif T22 hatten, sollen automatisch von den verbesserten Leistungen des T23 in ihrer jeweiligen Tarifvariante profitieren, teilte das Unternehmen mit. blau direkt erweitert BiPRO- und GDV-Service für Direktvereinbarung Der Infrastrukturdienstleister blau direkt veröffentlicht die neue Version von Octi, einem Programm für die automatische Datenpflege für Direktbestände. Mit dem Update stehen den Maklern über 100 Versicherungsgesellschaften zur Verfügung. Zusätzlich auch solche, die nicht mit blau direkt zusammenarbeiten, wie die Provinzial, Sparkassen-Versicherung Sachsen und myLife. Swiss Life Deutschland steigt auf Europäischen Aktiengesellschaft um Die Swiss Life in Deutschland plant ihr Versicherungsgeschäft in einer Europäischen Aktiengesellschaft (SE) fortzuführen. Die Zustimmung und Bestätigung der Behörden vorausgesetzt, soll der Vorgang bis zum Herbst 2024 abgeschlossen sein. Der Versicherer will durch diesen Schritt, den verändernden regulatorischen Rahmenbedingungen zuvorkommen. Auf die Beziehungen zu Kunden, Geschäfts- und Vertriebspartnern, Dienstleistern sowie Mitarbeitern hat dieser Vorgang keine Auswirkungen.

Sonntag morgens, 09.30 Uhr in Lenzburg: Christian und Chris sind auf ihren Velos (Fahrrädern), einem MTB und einem Gravel unterwegs. Der eine recovered von seinem Ultra am Tag davor, der andere recovered von seiner OP zwei Wochen davor. Aber das Beste ist, sie quatschen wie immer ohne Punkt und Komma, und fast ohne Luft zu holen - während der Veloausfahrt - und zwar über folgende Themen: **trail-rookies Erfahrungen vom [Jura Swiss Trail](https://www.juraswisstrail.ch/) & [Zürich Marathon](https://www.zuerichmarathon.ch/):** Am letzten Samstag nutzte Chris den Jura Swiss Trail als Trainings-Ultra. Hauptfokus lag dabei auf der Ernährung und dem Pacing während des 54 km Laufes. Christian wiederum lief vor knapp 2 Wochen seinen ersten "echten" Marathon in Zürich. Was gelernt und erlebt haben hört ihr unzensiert in dieser Episode. **Christian's OP:** Keine Sorge: die OP war geplant und resultiert nicht aus einer Verletzung. Kurzes Update zum **[Lake Zuri Endurance Run](https://www.lz100.ch/)** Geht es weiter oder nicht? Zum Abschluss mal wieder ne Runde **trail-rookies 1x1**. Viel Spass beim Reinhören

Dans l'épisode de cette semaine, Serge Beauchemin discute avec Frédéric Boulanger de son parcours entrepreneurial ! Co-fondateur de Macadamian Technologies, Frédéric a été un des artisans participant à la croissance de cette firme conseil dans le domaine de la santé dès 1997.Depuis la vente de Macadamian, il est impliqué auprès d'entreprises en démarrages en tant qu'investisseur et aviseur. Il est aussi membre du conseil d'administration de Garde Rivière Outaouais, pour la protection de nos rivières et engagé dans le développement économique régional de l'Outaouais.Merci à nos partenaires :- Banque Nationale- Réseau Mentorat- Centre de transfert d'entreprises du QuébecPour nous suivre :Site web : www.aliasentrepreneur.comLinkedIn : @alias-entrepreneureFacebook : @aliasentrepreneurInstagram : @aliasentrepreneur_eTikTok : @aliasentrepreneur

Self discipline is hard to master. As humans, we have a tendency to value immediate rewards over future rewards. It's no wonder changing behavior can pose a challenge. On top of that, forming any new habit is not easy. There's a myth that states it takes 21 days to form a new habit. In reality, it can take more than 200 days.Technology is now playing a bigger role in our habit formation process. Health apps can guide us to stay on top of our goals or remain mindful of our habits.In an effort to figure out how you can change your habits for the better, we speak with Alexandra Alhadeff, Behavioral Scientist & Product Manager at Fabulous, and Dr. Roxana Barbu, Cognitive Behavior Scientist at Macadamian.

In this episode, Macadamian's Healthcare Solutions Architect, Mark Thompson, talks about cyber-security risks in the health-tech environment. He offers his thoughts on how enterprise organizations can mitigate these risk through an array of strategies. To learn more about NIST, visit: https://www.nist.gov/cyberframeworkTo learn more about HIPAA, visit: https://www.cdc.gov/phlp/publications/topic/hipaa.html

The pandemic ushered in a new era of innovation in the healthcare space. We're now seeing clinicians getting reimbursed for delivering patient care virtually—which was not possible prior to the pandemic.Yet, some things remain the same, namely, prioritizing patient privacy. Even as the healthcare industry continues its march forward, patient privacy will continue to remain top of mind, says Timon LeDain, Macadamian's VP of Customer Solutions. We speak to LeDain about this and some of the traditional barriers to healthcare, in this episode.

The pandemic has forever changed the face of healthcare delivery. Prior to the pandemic, the primary method of care entailed face-to-face interactions with clinicians. Today, telehealth adoption is experiencing rapid growth—propelled in part by the pandemic, which gave us no choice but to restrict in-person interactions.In this episode, Macadamian's VP of Customer Solutions, Timon LeDain, explains what telehealth is, and why many are now seeing the benefits of this remote delivery of patient care.

The digital health app market is expected to grow from $4.2 billion in 2020 to $20.7 billion in 2027.Even with all that growth, many health apps aren't effective at creating positive outcomes in the lives of people. Some apps are predicated on the idea that human behavior takes 21 days to change. That is an unrealistic time frame. Truth is, the time it may take for a person to form a habit is highly personal, and it can range anywhere from 18 to 254 days depending on many factors, according to one study. In this episode, we chat with Macadamian's Cognitive Behavior Scientist, Roxana Barbu, about what you should consider when creating a successful digital-health app.

Lauren Isaacson is a market and user experience research consultant from Vancouver, British Columbia. She began her career doing research and brand strategy for digital ad agencies in Los Angeles, California, but left that world behind and gravitated towards a career in research after moving to Canada in 2009. Since then, she has been an in-house research team of one for Motion Canada and TELUS Digital, an interim leader of the market research department of BC's hydroelectric utility, a subcontractor for agencies such as Blink, Macadamian, and Applause, and a direct consultant for small start-ups, national organizations, and anything in-between. Time Notes: [1:58] How is Lauren taking adventures during this crazy year  [3:12] 1% for the Planet: Lauren's a mission with the Environment [5:40] From the advertising world to Research [7:05] "I love what I do because I am good at it" [7:12] The birth of Curio design [8:00] What are the main needs of companies? Do you feel a big difference between small and big companies? [13:30] "People don't get how difficult it is to get get the right people, especially in B2B"  [15:46] The difference between physical and digital products [18:12] Latest research trends and innovations  [19:30] Chasing Rabbits - Turning Research Insights Into Informed Decisions. [21:50] Passions and projects, travels  [22:20] Lauren's Bucket list Trip [23:58] "It's hard to have a good Work-Life when you love your job" [24:50] Plans for the future. [25:10] Q&A: What are the essential characteristics that someone who wants to start a business needs to have? Medium Post

On this episode of the Health Analytic Insights podcast, I had the honour of interviewing Lorraine Chapman, Senior Director of Healthcare at Macadamian, she has over 20 years of experience in user experience design, working for companies such as Nortel and Maskery & Associates before joining Macadamian as a Project Manager in 2006. On this episode of the podcast we talk about some of the design pitfalls that can occur when designing technology projects and much more! Welcome to the Health Analytic Insights Podcast. This podcast is ALL about creating a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about the field of health informatics. I hope to share information and advice in topics such as health analytics, digital health, biomedical engineering and data visualization in healthcare and in exchange I would love to hear from you dear listener about your experience and interest in this field, you can drop me a line at healthanalyticinsights@gmail.com. Sign up to the newsletter and get your FREE guide to starting your career in health informatics here. DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on this podcast are my own and do not reflect those of people, organizations or institutions that I might be associated with in a professional capacity, unless explicitly stated. The views expressed by the guests on this show are their own and may or may not reflect those of people, organizations or institutions that I might be associated with in a professional capacity, unless explicitly stated.

Joining us from Canada, Design Research 2021 presenter Lauren Isaacson joins the podcast to chat about her upcoming presentation 'Insights from Anywhere - A guide and options for doing remote research'. Design Research 2021 will run entirely online from March 17 - 19 and tickets are available now https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/design-research-2021-tickets-123110359399 Lauren Isaacson is a market and user experience research consultant from Vancouver, British Columbia. She began her career doing research and brand strategy for digital ad agencies in Los Angeles, California, but left that world behind and gravitated towards a career in research in 2009. Since then she has been an in-house research team of one for Motion Canada and TELUS Digital, an interim leader of the market research department of BC's hydroelectric utility, a subcontractor for agencies such as Blink, Macadamian, and Applause, and a direct consultant for small start-ups, national organizations, and anything in-between. Lauren is a big proponent of developing community within the research field on a national and local level by hosting research meetups in her home city and accepting leadership positions with professional organizations for researchers. Lauren is the current chapter co-chair of the Qualitative Research Consultants Association Pacific Northwest Chapter and the former chair of the BC chapter of the Marketing Research and Intelligence Association. She also gives back to her community and environment by doing volunteer work and making donations as a member of 1% for the Planet.

On this episode of the Health Analytic Insights podcast, I had the honour of interviewing Dr. Roxana-Maria Barbu, who works as a Cognitive Scientist/UX researcher at Macadamian. In this episode we talk about how you can transform your passion into a career and moving from academia to industry (3:56) and we also talk about why digital health apps fail (24:18) Welcome to the Health Analytic Insights Podcast. This podcast is ALL about creating a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about the field of health informatics. I hope to share information and advice in topics such as health analytics, digital health, biomedical engineering and data visualization in healthcare and in exchange I would love to hear from you DEAR listener about your experience and interest in this field, you can drop me a line at healthanalyticinsights@gmail.com. Sign up to the newsletter and get your FREE guide to starting your career in health informatics here. DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on this podcast are my own and do not reflect those of people, organizations or institutions that I might be associated with in a professional capacity, unless explicitly stated. The views expressed by the guests on this show are their own and may or may not reflect those of people, organizations or institutions that I might be associated with in a professional capacity, unless explicitly stated.

Timon LeDain, director of emerging technology for Macadamian, talks about the challenges posed by access to data and interoperability. #virtualHIMSS20

Voice Technology in Healthcare: David Box, Director, Accounts & Business Development, Macadamian by Massachusetts Health Data Consortium

In this episode, Teri welcomes David Box of Macadamian, a leading healthcare software and application development company specializing in user experience design and end-to-end software product development.David Box is an internationally experienced business development and account management executive. He has demonstrated success in the ideation, development, and commercialization of healthcare technologies, industrial solutions, and creative agency services, in Europe, Asia, and the US.Macadamian is an incredible company doing some very innovative work by looking at the latest technologies and using them to help businesses get their messages out, solve problems, and ultimately improve the efficiencies and lives of healthcare providers. They also focus on bettering healthcare quality for patients.Key points from David!Helping businesses develop software solutions, including voice-based ones, to their most major challenges.Architecting the future of healthcare at Macadamian.Working on a special project with Teri for Voice of Healthcare SummitAll About MacadamianThey work with clients to identify business challenges and solve those business challenges creatively with software.They have three core areas to their business including software engineering, UX research and design, and data science.They work with various groups in multiple verticals of healthcare to help them improve their business with software.Macadamian’s Interest in VoiceVery early in the days of Alexa, Macadamian recognized the importance of voice as an input methodology, and decided to invest in learning the technology and developing various different projects as proofs of concepts for different use cases.Their first skill (a voice-to-text skill called Scryb) was published in the Alexa library when there were only 12 skills available.Macadamian’s Approach to Developing a SkillThey work with clients to understand their underlying business challenges and then come up with a technological solution that will help them solve that. If voice is a logical input methodology for the problem they’re trying to solve, they recommend it and build out a voice-based solution.Early SuccessesThey developed the Siemens Healthineers ultrasound skill for Siemens.Siemens approached Macadamian about needing to engage both their sales force and potential customers with information about their ultrasound devices. Their challenge was to break through the noise.They also developed the “My Diabetes Coach” skill for adolescents with Type 2 Diabetes. It’s a multi-modal solution that enables patients to speak their health results like glucose levels, weight, diet, and sleep habits. They are also able to get information about their disease state and how to take care of themselves.The Future of Voice in HealthcareThere is a huge problem with physician burnout which has led to an increase in physician suicide. David believes that there are voice-based solutions that they can create to reduce the amount of paper work that a physician needs to do, and free them up to do more of what they love, which is treating patients.There are plenty of work flows in physician offices that can benefit from voice assistants from recording data into their EMRs, to the business challenges of running a practice.The Biggest Obstacles to Implementing Voice Technologies in HealthcareRegulatory restrictions, some security factors, and certain functionality issues are some of the obstacles.Voice-only is not there yet, but from a multi-modal perspective, voice can be used to augment certain input requirements to make it easier for people to access and provide data when and where they are.The Voice of Healthcare SummitDavid, Teri and Harry Pappas are organizing a 3-hour workshop that they will carry out at the end of the summit, and they will be doing a deeper dive into voice assistants in healthcare and looking at various use cases.They will review the current state of the industry from a statistics perspective on the adoption rates, and so much more.They will also look at where the technology has been and where they see it going to.Links and Resources in this EpisodeVoice of Healthcare SummitMacadamian WebsiteDavid on LinkedinDavid's Email - dbox@macadamian.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's podcast episode is from a recent Facebook Live interview done by Pete Erickson, the owner of Modev and the creator of the VOICE Summit. You'll hear him chat with David Box of Macadamian who will also be speaking at the VOICE Summit in July. Enjoy!

In this episode, Teri reached out to a number of key influencers in the voice-first health space so they could share what Alexa’s recently acquired HIPAA compliance means to them. Alexa healthcare skills created by industry leading healthcare providers, payers, pharmacy benefit managers, and digital health coaching companies are now operating in a HIPAA eligible environment. In the future, Amazon will enable developers to take full advantage of this capability. Key points!The recent announcement by Amazon that Alexa is now HIPAA Compliant and how this will impact the voice-first health space and health in general.Current HIPAA-Compliant Alexa Healthcare Skills Express Scripts - focuses on home delivery of prescriptions.Cigna Health Today - allows eligible employees to manage their personalized wellness incentives.My Children’s Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) - This is by Boston Children’s Hospital and it allows parents and caregivers of children to provide their care team’s updates on recovery after surgery.Swedish Health Connect - It allows customers to find an urgent care center near them and schedule appointments.Atrium Health - allows North and South Carolina residents to find urgent care locations near them and schedule same-day appointments, find out about opening hours, and current waiting times.Livongo Blood Sugar Lookup - allows members to actually look at some of their diabetes care plan parameters like querying their last blood sugar readings, blood sugar measurement trends, and receiving different insights.Nathan Treloar of OrbitaHe is the president and co-founder of Orbita.Alexa becoming HIPAA-Compliant is big news for his company and the healthcare industry.Orbita provides a secure platform for creating voice-enabled virtual assistants for the healthcare industry. They offer HIPAA-Compliant virtual assistants for web and mobile chat, and custom devices, but have not been able to do the same for Alexa skills.Their clients and partners always ask about HIPAA for Alexa. They had been waiting for the Alexa HIPAA compliance announcement for 3 years.Now they can go beyond the general health information services and symptom checkers that are the standard of healthcare applications in the skill store, and build much more personalized health information applications that provide highly contextual guidance and support.Bianca PhillipsShe is a lawyer and looks at the implications of voice technology on digital health lawmaking.She is the founder of the Electronic Health Consulting Group.She is excited to hear that Alexa has achieved HIPAA compliance which means that the new healthcare skills are going to benefit patients.She believes that the next big step is about digital health companies considering the present day and future uses of their data and data rights. Data rights are tied to a person’s sense of security so it is critical to developing trust that there is determination of how rights should be distributed amongst different parties. It’s going to involve companies looking at past law making and private decision making in the area of data ownership, to help them understand the historical challenges of data ownership and aid their development of considered stance moving forward. That would signal real digital health leadership.Dave Kemp He is one of the foremost thought leaders in hearables and how voice technology is affecting, influencing and being incorporated into hearables.He is a part of Oak Tree Products, a company that provides medical supplies and devices to the hearing technology industry.He feels that the Alexa HIPAA-Compliant news is one of the most important developments in the whole voice technology space, not just in the healthcare setting. The compliance needed to happen for voice technology to be implemented into the healthcare setting in a meaningful way.There will be numerous possibilities like linking your wearable data to Alexa so that you can ask Alexa about the type of data that is being recorded. There are going to be some very interesting use cases.Patients, healthcare providers and all of the different entities that work in-between the patients and healthcare providers are all going to benefit. Heidi CulbertsonShe is the founder and CEO of Ask Marvee, a company that is devoted to providing voice applications/voice skills to help the aging population maintain their independence in their home.She feels voice is still in its infancy and HIPAA protection is very important. She sees the Alexa HIPAA compliance as a starting point to address privacy and personal health information. It’s also a recognition and validation of the huge impact voice can have across all the many healthcare touch points in hospitals and homes.It will be extending the edges of healthcare its reach and its interaction models.It’s a huge opportunity for innovation and partnership amongst health organizations and third-party development and design shops.Dr. Neel DesaiHe is the co-founder of MedFlash Go, Alexa’s first interactive medical question bank for medical students.He feels Alexa’s HIPAA compliance will be a great thing for patients and healthcare teams, as it will reduce a lot of friction and allow for what is most important, which is communication between healthcare teams and patients, which will make it easier to reduce errors, save time and make it easier for healthcare teams to make sure patients are compliant with their medications.It will also be helpful for patients to communicate as far as they are having problems with medications and things that get lost with constant telephone calls back and forth.Stuart PattersonHe is the CEO of Lifepod Solutions. Lifepod is all about creating pro-active voice (meaning the voice technology can initiate the interactions) for supporting elderly living in various homes or trying to maintain independence in their own homes, and using these devices as true assistant in their lives.He doesn’t think Alexa’s recent HIPAA compliance announcement is a breakthrough because Nuance has offered HIPAA-Compliant voice technology for years, particularly for in-hospital voice-first use cases like dictation, transcription and data entry into EHR. Those are the most obvious and cost-effective use cases for voice in the healthcare market, as long as its reactive voice only.He feels having a HIPAA version of Alexa definitely benefits the voice-first market overall, because they are a leader in that market. Alexa use cases in healthcare, however, are like all of the other virtual assistant services done so far. They are in a self-service model, and they exclusively use a reactive voice mode where the user speaks and the service tries to respond.Timon LeDainHe is the Director of Emerging Technologies at Macadamian Technologies, and they help providers and healthcare organizations to create some really innovative healthcare related skills, for example, voice-enabled healthcare plans like the Diabetes Care Plan.They were thrilled to learn that Amazon had released their HIPAA-Compliant Alexa skills kit. The compliance will unlock opportunities with organizations which demand HIPAA-Compliant end-to-end solutions and had been waiting for this before exploring voice opportunities in earnest.They have developed work-arounds in the past to achieve compliance with the healthcare-related Alexa skills they released previously, but they still didn’t get around Amazon’s terms of service which prevents any personal health information to be captured via an Alexa skill.Companies like Macadamian were working in the grey with their early adopters while they waited for Amazon to address the compliance.They now anticipate significant new business coming from pharma and medtech companies, for their omni-channel digital health platform as a service.They look forward to seeing voice play a larger role now in the digital transformation of the healthcare industry, and new digital therapeutic solutions under development today.Dave IsbitskiHe is the Chief Evangelist of Amazon Alexa, keynote speaker, podcaster, and voice designer.Alexa’s HIPAA compliance is in private beta.It will enable patients and healthcare providers to get and track information easily.He is excited about the future, and what the compliance means for the healthcare industry.He is excited to see the skills that people will build.Links and Resources in this EpisodeNathan Treloar InterviewBianca Phillips InterviewDave Kemp InterviewHeidi Culbertson InterviewStuart Patterson InterviewTimon LeDain InterviewDave Isbitski See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Teri welcomes Lorraine Chapman, the Senior Director of Healthcare Services at Macadamian Technologies.Macadamian provides user experience research design and software consulting to the healthcare market. Lorraine heads the healthcare services group which has been specifically focused on healthcare for over 6 years. As part of her role, she provides strategic UX and business direction to digital and connected health companies and providers across the United States and Canada.The result of Lorraine’s commitment to solving customer problems is a unique ability to harmonize technology with the needs of people who use it. Lorraine’s goal is to make interactions with healthcare (services and technology) easier, satisfying and meaningful for all stakeholders involved, including patients.Macadamian's Voice First ProjectsMore and more clients are going to them directly due to their voice experience. Most of the clients are healthcare companies that have an existing product that they want to integrate voice into.Some clients, who include provider networks and other healthcare vendors, approach Macadamian with their own voice first solutions looking to disrupt the market especially in remote health monitoring.The solutions are based on medication adherence (for example LifePod, a voice first solution that helps seniors living independently by reminding them to take their medication. The unique part of LifePod is that it doesn’t wait for the senior to wake it up, it instigates a conversation and tracks everything in the background to ensure that a senior actually takes their medication)They have also done clinical trial-based projects where they create voice applications that support clinical trial processes for patients. Patients can participate in clinical trials from their homes.User Experience Challenges or BarriersIt’s always a challenge for them to design applications that fully incorporate the nuances to our language and the way we interact with people, but their user experience team has a very specific process that they employ to ensure that they overcome that challenge and develop the best quality, easiest and friction-less experience for the target user base.Their usage scenarios are very conversationalThey must do usability testing because it’s very crucial when developing a voice application.My Diabetes CoachThis is a digital therapeutics application/platform that Macadamian developed in collaboration with CHEO (Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario). The application is for juvenile youth with Type 2 Diabetes.CHEO wanted to provide an omnichannel platform for the youth that included a mobile app and a voice first application.The platform integrates a lot health related things including integrating directly into a physician’s HER so that they are getting the needed data. It’s also integrated with content management information, weight scales, glucometers, fitbits and others. Juvenile diabetics only see their clinician 1% of the time while they have to deal with it daily so 99% of the time, they deal with it on their own. My Diabetes Coach supports them and their care givers when they are on their own.The voice interaction component of it allows the youth to provide information through voice or ask questions.Further development of the application/platform is ongoing.They have developed an underlying digital therapeutics platform that could be customized for other areas.They are still working with CHEO and are planning to go into pilot with patients.The application is fully HIPAA Compliant and secure.Links and Resources in this EpisodeLifePodMy Diabetes CoachMacadamian’s WebsiteLorraine’s Email See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This Week's Guest: Dinesh Kandanchatha So then everybody this week we have the pleasure of interviewing Dinesh Kandanchatha, he is a founder, mentor, speaker, investor and above all else, another all-around entrepreneur. Dinesh has built, exited, led & invested in over 13 companies - if there is anything to know about transforming your business from stage one to success, Dinesh is the no.1 guy. He has a theory that every business should pass a simplicity test which we are going to talk about in the early part of this show. Dinesh is passionate about the prospect of a business connection over anything else. He believes firmly in transformative coffee after making some of his best and most valuable business relationships over a casual chat in a coffee shop. He’s not just an investor that sits on the sidelines; he is in business with you. Aside from being an all-around entrepreneur, Dinesh is also the operator of Macadamian where he leads business development at one of the hottest product consultancies in Canada. As a speaker & mentor, Dinesh provides actionable insights to fellow leaders growing their business but also focuses on product creation, organisational leadership, product marketing, contract negotiations and a whole manner of other things that are important when launching your business successfully. Full show notes; http://stageonestartup.com/ep052

Dinesh is a founder, mentor, speaker and—above all else—an entrepreneur. He encourages founders to ask the right questions, navigate challenging decisions, and find those tough answers that are sometimes difficult to face. Dinesh has built, bought, sold, led, and/or invested in over 13 companies, and he knows what it takes to transform a business. In love with capitalism, Dinesh loves the prospect of making business connections even more. Some of Dinesh's most valuable business relationships have started over a casual chat at a local shop. In fact, he believes every meeting is an opportunity—and a single cup of coffee can have the power to change your business. He likes to say he believes in transformative coffee! As an entrepreneur and operator of Macadamian, Dinesh leads business development at one of the hottest product consultancies in Canada. As a speaker and mentor, Dinesh provides actionable insight to fellow leaders growing their businesses, shedding light on the nuances of product creation, organizational leadership, sales management, product marketing, contract negotiations, public relations, and more. One of the big lessons Dinesh learned in his early days as an entrepreneur is: The money you earn is a measure of the value you create for customers, not an outcome. An MBA later, and a PhD from the school of “hard knocks,” today he is proud to say he has created a ton of value with some awesome people.

Dinesh Kandanchatha. He’s a founder, mentor, speaker, and above all, an entrepreneur. He encourages founders to ask all questions, navigate challenging decisions, and find the right answer that is sometimes difficult to face. He has bought, built, sold, lent, and/or invested in over 13 companies. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Essentialism What CEO do you follow? – Steve Jobs Favorite online tool? — Asana Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— No If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Don’t be the smartest guy”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:48 – Nathan introduces Dinesh to the show 02:32 – Dinesh makes money by investing and capital gains against those investments 02:52 – Dinesh does consulting work too 03:45 – A board member’s average retainers 04:33 – Dinesh total revenue as a credit investor in 2015 04:48 – A credit investor is someone who has net assets greater than $5M and earnings in the last 2 years that are greater than $200K 05:35 – Dinesh has built startups; some failed and some are successful 06:04 – Dinesh invests $75K to $150K in a company 06:14 – Dinesh often invests during Pre-Series A or Pre-seed 06:20 – Dinesh takes his capital and amplify it with his network and experience 07:08 – Dinesh’s biggest failure happened right after he sold Precise Software Technologies in the late 90s 07:46 – The person that acquired Precise sued Dinesh 08:09 – Dinesh spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal battles 09:04 – Dinesh’s most spectacular success is yet to come 09:20 – The business Dinesh is currently proud of 10:50 – Dinesh’s equity rate in Protus IP Solution 11:10 – Dinesh has helped Macadamian technology scale up 12:03 – Dinesh has invested in real estate 12:30 – “If you get a few over the fence, you can make up all the difference” 12:45 – Dinesh usually sticks to B2B and SaaS 13:22 – Dinesh is currently working on Patriot One Technologies 14:49 – Dinesh is very passionate about the potential of technology 15:04 – Connect with Dinesh through Twitter and at Clarity.fm 17:27 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: “If you get a few over the fence, you can make up all the difference”—so, don’t get discouraged if you lose some. Do what you know and stick to your strengths. When you get an idea that could meaningfully impact the society as a whole—it will not just be an investment, but your baby.   Resources Mentioned: Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to the quality of Toptal Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books. The Top Inbox  – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens and follow-up with email sequences @DineshAtWork – Dinesh’s Twitter handle Clarity.fm/DineshkAtWork – Dinesh’s Clarity account Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

My guest on today's show is Dinesh Kandanchatha. Dinesh is the founder, mentor, speaker and—above all else—entrepreneur. He encourages founders to ask the right questions, navigate challenging decisions, and find those tough answers that are sometimes difficult to face. Dinesh, who has built, bought, sold, led, and/or invested in over 13 companies, He knows what it takes to transform a business. As an entrepreneur and operator of Macadamian, he leads business development at one of the hottest product consultancies in Canada. As a speaker and mentor, he provides actionable insight to fellow leaders growing their businesses, shedding light on the nuances of product creation, organizational leadership, sales management, product marketing, contract negotiations, public relations, and more. Some of his most valuable business relationships have started over a casual chat at a local shop. To Dinesh, every meeting is an opportunity—and a single cup of coffee can have the power to change your business. He believes in transformative coffee. A big lesson he learned in the early days is: The money you earn is a measure of the value you create for customers, not an outcome. An MBA later, and a PhD from the school of “hard knocks,” he has created a ton of value with some awesome people. Share your thoughts with me on Twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram @cashflowninjapodcast Click To Tweet: Structuring a Sales Organization that Drives Growth With Dinesh Kandanchatha If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! so more people can find us! Interview Links: Dineshk.com Support Our Sponsors Healthy ONNIT, use coupon code GETONNIT to receive 10% off your order @  www.cashflowninjahealth.com Wealthy Fundrise, a great way to participate in commercial real estate investments. Learn more @ www.cashflowninjawealth.com Wise Audible, download any audio book for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days @ www.cashflowninjabook.com   Killer Resources! Money Masters Playbook Cashflow Ninja Cashflow Investments Checklist Cashflow Ninja Cashflow Toolkit Thanks so much for joining me again this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post! Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and instagram, @cashflowninjapodcast. Special thanks to  for joining me this week. Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms, M.C. Laubscher

So then everybody this week we have the pleasure of interviewing Dinesh Kandanchatha, he is a founder, mentor, speaker, investor and above all else, another all-around entrepreneur. Dinesh has built, exited, led & invested in over 13 companies - if there is anything to know about transforming your business from stage one to success, Dinesh is the no.1 guy. He has a theory that every business should pass a simplicity test which we are going to talk about in the early part of this show. Dinesh is passionate about the prospect of a business connection over anything else. He believes strongly in transformative coffee after making some of his best and most valuable business relationships over a casual chat in a coffee shop. He’s not just an investor that sits on the sidelines, he is in business with you. Aside from being an all-around entrepreneur, Dinesh is also the operator of Macadamian where he leads business development at one of the hottest product consultancies in Canada. As a speaker & mentor, Dinesh provides actionable insights to fellow leaders growing their business but also focuses on product creation, organisational leadership, product marketing, contract negotiations and a whole manner of other things that are important when launching your business successfully. For full show notes head on over to http://stageonestartup.com/episodes

Christopher and Allan interview Dinesh Kandanchatha. Can I say, $100 Million in revenue....??!! Pay ATTENTION! Dinesh is the founder, mentor, speaker and—above all else—entrepreneur. He encourages founders to ask the right questions, navigate challenging decisions, and find those tough answers that are sometimes difficult to face. Dinesh, who has built, bought, sold, led, and/or invested in over 13 companies, He knows what it takes to transform a business. As an entrepreneur and operator of Macadamian, he leads business development at one of the hottest product consultancies in Canada. As a speaker and mentor, he provides actionable insight to fellow leaders growing their businesses, shedding light on the nuances of product creation, organizational leadership, sales management, product marketing, contract negotiations, public relations, and more. Some of his most valuable business relationships have started over a casual chat at a local shop. To Dinesh, every meeting is an opportunity—and a single cup of coffee can have the power to change your business. He believes in transformative coffee. A big lesson he learned in the early days is: The money you earn is a measure of the value you create for customers, not an outcome. An MBA later, and a PhD from the school of “hard knocks,” he has created a ton of value with some awesome people. More about Dinesh here: http://www.dineshk.co/ Stay tuned for his show coming up soon...!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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