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In this Episode, my guest is Abe Smith. Abe is currently Head of International at Zoom, where he oversees the business, AKA spreading happiness, globally in EMEA, APAC, Japan and Latin America. Over the past few years and throughout the pandemic, Abe has overseen an unprecedented amount of growth and challenge, as Zoom has become a verb and as the technology has taken a central role in the daily lives of businesses, governments, schools, and individuals all around the world. Prior to taking on this role, Abe was President of EMIA at Cision, and has held senior leadership roles focused on emerging markets at Oracle, Badgeville, Mindjet, Cisco and Webex. Abe has established a tremendously successful track record as an international commercial leader and operator, scaling up teams in emerging markets for well over 15 years. See below for the topics we covered during this conversation. How and why Zoom became the verb for videoconferencing despite all the competition in this space The mindset and commitment needed within Zoom to keep the platform and operations running throughout the COVID-19 pandemic Responding to huge spikes in demand and never before imagined user scenarios Benchmarking where Zoom was before the pandemic, and how much the company has scaled since then Tactical questions on international expansion - when is it the right time for companies to begin, and what are the pre-reqs? The value of starting with lower complexity markets The role of the pioneer, and setting the foundations for a continental strategy Factors to consider when to move into more complex but large or strategically important markets The level of localization needed to begin selling internationally in the early days, and over time as the sales organization matures The extra-challenging expectations often placed on remote sales teams Ways to create transparency and visibility for remote teams, and to help the organization think from the perspective of those outside of HQ Ways to embrace regional tribes within the company while reinforcing values globally The most important values inside of Zoom, and what it has been like to find and onboard the right people during this period of hyper-growth Speed of Trust - required reading at Zoom Beyond advertising - the importance of product and PR when building a brand like Zoom Advice for a founder or CEO before going into their first international market What it's meant to Abe to be part of Zoom during the pandemic, professionally and personally

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Marcelo Lombardo é cofundador e CEO da Omie, startup brasileira de software de gestão na nuvem para PMEs, que recebeu um aporte de R$ 80 milhões do fundo americano Riverwood Capital. Este é o segundo investimento recente, pois no ano passado levantou R$ 25 milhões do fundo brasileiro Astella. Neste episódio ele compartilha sua história e os desafios que o mercado PME trouxe para sua startup. Resumo do episódio: - Início NewAge - 01:09 - Expansão da NewAge - 06:40 - Nasce a ideia da Omie - 08:10 - Os primeiros passos Omie - 10:34 - Dicas para lidar com sócios em uma Spin-Off - 14:00 - Captable em uma Spin-Off - 17:10 - Quando é a hora de captar? - 18:20 - Primeira captação da Omie - 20:22 - Go to Market da Omie - 23:43 - Riscos para investir e investidos em uma rodada - 29:03 - Descobrindo o Job To Be Done - 32:34 - Apostar no crescimento x buscar investimento - 37:18 - Rodada Series A - 40:39 - Segunda captação em menos de 12 meses - 42:13 - Work in progress - 45:50 - Captar mais do que precisa? - 48:55 - De vendas enterprise para SMB - 51:50 - Erros mais comuns dentro do mundo PME - 55:01 - Bate-bola - 57:37 Bate-bola: -Livro favorito? Inside the Tornado: Marketing Strategies from Silicon Valley's Cutting Edge, de Geoffrey Moore. Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win, de Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It, de Tahl Raz. Pitch Anything: An Innovative Method for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning the Deal, de Oren Klaff. The Goal, de Eliyahu M. Goldratt. It's Not Luck, de Eliyahu M. Goldratt. -Ferramenta online ou app favorito? Mindjet e Mindmaps - Tem algum site ou newsletter preferido? Reid Hoffman, Like a Boss, NeoFeed - Tem algum hábito ou rotina? Reunião toda segunda de manhã, 7h30, com a primeira linha de gestão da empresa. - O que é sucesso: "Sucesso é entregar resultado, desempenhando o seu pleno potencial." Marcelo Lombardo - www.linkedin.com/in/marcelolombardo/ Omie - www.omie.com.br Siga e curta nossas redes sociais: Youtube: www.youtube.com/darwinstartups Instagram: www.instagram.com/darwinstartups Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/darwinstartups Site: www.darwinstartups.com O que acharam deste episódio? Deixem seus comentários e não se esqueçam de curtir e compartilhar!

Julio Muñiz entrevista a José Miguel Bolívar, Consultor artesano en efectividad personal, y fundador de la red productiva Optima Lab. --- José Miguel me da mucha envidia de la buena, es experto en uno de los temas que más me ha interesado en los últimos años: la efectividad. José Miguel sabe cómo conseguir más objetivos y aportar más valor sin morir en el intento. Para nuestra fortuna, es generoso, su amplia experiencia y conocimientos están a nuestro alcance en su página web y los cursos que ofrece. Esta entrevista es apenas una señal del potencial que tenemos si hacemos los ajustes necesarios. En nuestra plática, hablamos de hábitos, productividad, la relación del trabajo y la felicidad y el nuevo paradigma de efectividad que enfrentan compañías y profesionales. Qué mejor manera de acercarnos al fin de año que rediseñando nuestra rutina de trabajo al lado de un experto.  José Miguel online: http://josemiguelbolivar.com/ (Website) http://www.optimainfinito.com/ (Blog) https://www.linkedin.com/in/josemiguelbolivar/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/jmbolivar (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/josemiguelbolivar/ (Instagram) Proyecto online del invitado: https://formaciongtd.com/optima-lab/ (Formación GTD)  Recomendaciones del invitado: Libros: https://amzn.to/2L4fPnS (Diseña Tu Felicidad) https://amzn.to/33zFCKM (Organízate con Eficacia) Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aprendiendo-gtd-y-productividad/id1112186543 (Aprendiendo GTD) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-el-futuro-del-trabajo/id1116496566 (El Futuro Del Trabajo) Aplicaciones: https://www.google.com/calendar/about/ (Google Calendar) https://evernote.com/ (Evernote) https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwj417DDqZDmAhU6_-MHHeKbCZsYABAAGgJ5bQ&ohost=www.google.com&cid=CAASEuRoVuWS6AU0oUUDoL6RiVWbog&sig=AOD64_0chLulf7Hgsa5wYrLN6aSYA7ezPw&q=&ved=2ahUKEwi4zafDqZDmAhUE7awKHRzYBYIQ0Qx6BAgLEAE&adurl= (Mindjet) https://slack.com/ (Slack) https://www.dropbox.com/?landing=dbv2 (Dropbox)   Los temas destacados de la entrevista:Qué es la metodología de productividad GTD Principales diferencias entre efectividad y productividad Relación entre la inteligencia emocional y la efectividad El rol de los hábitos en la productividad personal Cómo ha cambiado el paradigma de productividad en las grandes corporaciones Cómo desarrollar hábitos productivos Cuáles son las principales acciones que un profesional debe tomar para ser feliz en el trabajo Por qué el aprender a decidir es una habilidad necesaria en el mundo moderno Por qué hoy es más importante que nunca ser ágil en el trabajo Cuál es el reto más grande para desaprender un hábito viejo   Frases destacadas del invitado: Vivimos en un entorno incierto, volátil y cambiante, hoy lo que debemos tener es una metodología ágil de planificación de proyectos. La eficacia es muy importante en un entorno en el que por diseño siempre hay más cosas por hacer que tiempo para hacerlas. La tendencia que tenemos es hacer muchas cosas fáciles, en lugar de hacer cosas que toman más tiempo y no dominamos tanto, pero que son las que van a aportar valor. La clave es entender que todo es cuestionable, y que aunque siempre haya sido así, se puede cambiar. Para mí la clave está en perseverar, seguir adelante a pesar de los obstáculos.  

Had Valerie Burman entered the CFO office a decade ago, you wonder whether the role would be as good a match for the accomplished finance executive as it appears to be today. Back in 2007, after working nearly a decade in M&A as an investment banker, Burman exited a banking career to take on a corporate development role at Business Objects, a French software company that was soon to be acquired by SAP. Post acquisition, Burman quickly found a groundswell of opportunities coming her way inside SAP, where she would serve in a variety of roles involving technology partnerships, business development, and product management.  Fast-forward a few years, and we find Stanford Law graduate Burman serving as general counsel first to Mindjet and then to crowdsourcing innovation upstart Spigit. “I would say that working from those perspectives—although it is a bit of a roundabout way to become a CFO—has really led me to a place where I can be a CFO with a business-minded, strategic approach,” says Burman, who points out that along the way, she was given the opportunity to closely observe the board room decision-making behind certain acquisitions designed to drive growth. “The breadth of experiences that I have taken with me are not necessarily specific to my core finance role, but speak to my ability to understand cross-functionally what’s important to my peers,” Burman observes, while underscoring the growing cross-functional role that finance plays in business today. For just as Burman’s resume has evolved, so too has the role of CFO. – Jack Sweeney Do you want to learn more about the experiences that shaped today’s finance leaders? GO PREMIUM with CFO Thought Leader and each quarter we will ship you our CFO Thought Leader Quarterly Magazine featuring profiles of 25 different CFOs (4 issues, per yr.). What’s more, become a PREMIUM member before February 1, 2020 and we’ll ship you THE CFO Yearbook 2020  featuring 100 CFO profiles. Go Premium today learn more

Happy Independence Day to our American listeners! Mark Mandel is back today as he and Gabi Ferrara interview Bill Creekbaum of Informatica to learn how they work with Google Cloud for a better big data user experience. Mark Mirchandani is hanging around the studio as well, bringing some cool things of the week and helping with the question of the week! Informatica provides data managing products that offer complete solutions focusing on metadata management, integration, governance, security, data quality, and discoverability. Bill’s job at Informatica is to ensure these products really take advantage of the strengths of Google Cloud Platform. One such example is a product that allows customers to design in Informatica and push their projects to Cloud Dataproc. Informatica also offers similar capabilities in BigQuery. When moving data from on-prem to the cloud, customers can use Informatica and Google Cloud together for a seamless transition, cost savings, and easier data control. Together, Informatica and Google Cloud can also facilitate the acquisition of high quality data. To have better, more trustworthy output, data inputed needs to be safe to access, have few or no duplicates and null values, and be complete. To achieve this, developers usually use a combination of the Informatica tools Intelligent Cloud Services, Enterprise Data Catalog, and Big Data Management, and the Google tools BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Analytics, Dataproc, and Pub/Sub. Bill’s closing advice for companies comes in three parts: take stock of the data you’ve got, set goals, and develop a well-rounded team. Bill Creekbaum Bill Creekbaum is Sr. Director of Product Management for Cloud, Big Data, and Analytic Ecosystems at Informatica. He is focused on delivering market leading unified data management platforms and services that help customers take advantage of their greatest assets, data. Bill has been in product management and product marketing for more than 20 years and for the past 10 has been focused on successfully delivering SaaS and Cloud Applications to the market. Prior to joining Informatica, Bill has worked at SnapLogic, GoodData, Oracle, Microsoft, Mindjet, and more. See more of Bill’s experience on LinkedIn. Cool things of the week Google Cloud + Chronicle: The security moonshot joins Google Cloud blog GCP Podcast Episode 135: VirusTotal with Emi Martinez podcast Introducing Equiano, a subsea cable from Portugal to South Africa blog Kubernetes 1.15: Extensibility and Continuous Improvement blog Future of CRDs: Structural Schemas blog See how your code actually executes with Stackdriver Profiler, now GA blog Interview Informatica site Informatica for GCP site BigQuery site Cloud Storage site Cloud Dataproc site Intelligent Cloud Services site Enterprise Data Catalog site Big Data Management site Google Analytics site Pub/Sub site Google Cloud & Informatica: Accelerate your Data-Driven Digital Transformation webinar Informatica for Google BigQuery data sheet Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services for Google BigQuery site Question of the week If I want to have my App Engine Application serve any subdomain on my custom domain, how do I do that? Where can you find us next? Gabi is done traveling. Mark Mirch’ is working on Stack Chat. Mark Mandel is going to Tokyo Next, Open Source in Gaming Day , and the North American Open Source Summit. Sound Effect Attribution “small group laugh 6.flac” by tim.kahn of Freesound.org “Chewing, Carrot, A” by Inspector J of Freesound.org “Testtone1000hz” by Jobro of Freesound.org

Today I'm joined by Jascha Kaykas-Wolff, CMO at Mozilla. His impressive resume includes a B.A. in Psychology from Whittier College, before his time at Mozilla Jusha served as CMO for BitTorrent, CMO for Mindjet. He also serves as a board member At TEDx Marin, the board of Trustee for Whittier College and board of Trustee for The American Conservatory Theatre. He even co-hosts the podcast “This is your silicon valley life”! In addition to his busy schedule, Juscha makes time to volunteer and mentor with TheLastMile.org.

This week on “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Jascha Kaykas-Wolff, chief marketing officer at Mozilla. Previously, Kaykas-Wolff served as CMO at BitTorrent and Mindjet, and he is the co-host of his own podcast, “This is Your Life in Silicon Valley.” In his conversation with Alan, Kaykas-Wolff touches on, among other things, trust, data and lean data practices, and what it means for a company to stand for something. Kaykas-Wolff points out that, in this age of data breaches and companies unwittingly sharing consumer information, lack of trust is at a crisis level. “In the U.S., trust is not just declining — it’s crashing,” says Kaykas-Wolff. “In the last year, we’ve had almost a 20 percent decrease in trust, in the popularly informed public, in the U.S. alone. This is a crisis of confidence that the general population has in businesses.” Kaykas-Wolff went on to add, “We’re not taking good care of our customers’ data, and that impacts the trust that they have in us.”   Highlights from this week’s “Marketing Today” podcast include:  Mozilla is more than just Firefox. It’s an organization “fiercely focused” on maintaining an open and accessible internet. (1:52) Mozilla’s products provide a unique way for them to go to market and allows them to develop a sophisticated brand strategy. (5:09) “Magic Growth Equations Don’t Exist.” (7:07) A wake-up call for marketers: Kaykas-Wolff talks about “Conscience Choosers,” and the economic impact they have. (13:45) Kaykas-Wolff on how trust drives business results. (18:22) Mozilla’s “privacy by design” encompasses four lean-data practices. (22:42) Marketing practices and media mix fuel Mozilla’s nimble performance. (35:50) Kaykas-Wolff wants the people around him to be happy and successful. (45:58) Let Your Voice Be Heard “Marketing Today” has a new Q&A feature! Ever wish you could ask a question on the show? Well, now you can. Just click this link and ask your question — it’s that easy. And if we can, we’ll answer it on the next podcast. We’re looking forward to your questions!  Support the show.

Steve Dotto, Mike Vardy and Erik Fisher discuss the benefits and application of Mindmapping. Mentioned in this episode: Mindmeister Mindnode iThoughts X Mind MindJet Mohio map MindMup Scrivener Scapple Meister task Asana DigiSpoke Trello Please connect with me Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes Follow @ErikJFisher Check out more Noodle.mx Network showsThe Audacity to Podcast: "How-to" podcast about podcastingBeyond the To-Do List: Personal and professional productivityThe Productive Woman: Productivity for busy womenONCE: Once Upon a Time podcastWelcome to Level Seven: Agents of SHIELD and Marvel’s cinematic universe podcastAre You Just Watching?: Movie reviews with Christian critical thinkingthe Ramen Noodle: Family-friendly clean comedy

  Jascha Kaykas-Wolff oversees all Mindjet marketing efforts including branding, product marketing, demand generation, advertising, public relations, community, and web operations. Prior to Mindjet, Kaykas-Wolff served as senior Vice President of Marketing and Customer Success at Involver, the world's largest social marketing platform. He previously headed Global Marketing for Webtrends, the leading customer intelligence platform that founded the web analytics industry.

http://www.scienzainrete.it/node/5292 La mappa mentale permette di avere una visione globale di un'idea, di coglierne la struttura, l'organizzazione, i collegamenti e le relazioni. Riassumendo in modo visivo le proprietà principali di un pensiero o di un progetto, la mappa mentale ne facilita l'organizzazione, la comprensione e la memorizzazione...

Heute möchte ich mal ein Produkt vorstellen, dass ich einfach nur liebe. Es ist der Mindmanager von Mindjet. Ein neue Funktionalität ist die Registerkarte „Sharepoint“ und ich war völlig verblüfft, was man damit machen kann. Aber sehen Sie selber in das Video rein und schauen Sie was sich hinter dem Mindmanager für Sharepoint verbirgt. Übrigens […]

Ancestry.com's new DNA facility came online at their Web site this week, allowing people to order paternal or maternal DNA tests and getting their results online to compare against other testers.Listener e-mail includes: several more Hispanic genealogy Web sites - http://www.rootsweb.com/~cafara/index.html, http://www.gsha.net, and http://www.loscalifornianos.org; a recommendation of a book about the coal mining industry, The Day the Earth Caved In, by Joan Quigley; the ten most expensive telephone directories ever sold at http://abebooks.com/docs/Community/Featured/Genealogy; a new genealogy board game at http://www.genealogyboardgame.com; and online vital records for Shelby County, TN (http://register.shelby.tn.us/index.php).George's Web Site of the Week is The National Archives (U.K.) site at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk where you'll find online records, indexes, tutorials, exhibits, and lots more.George reviews and discusses Footnote.com (http://www.footnote.com), a great genealogy subscription Web site. Drew discusses mindmapping, a method of problem solving. He suggests a Web site at MindMeister.com that offers you up to 6 free mindmaps (http://www.mindmeister.com), and Mindjet (http://www.mindjet.com) which sells MindManager software.