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Its almost like the move to Gemini was planned for a long, long time. Recent server logs revealed an expanded type of crawler with a distinctive pattern seen prior to the change to Mobile First on Halloween on October 2023.Last week's episodehttps://www.confessionsofanseo.com/podcast/vector-embedding-for-2025-alec-season-5-episode-47/Mentioned in the show:https://www.webmasterworld.com/search_engine_spiders/5111701.htmBeta Sign up for Semantic Software - Google FormTools that I use and recommend:Indexzilla -https://www.indexzilla.io (indexing technology)GSC Tool -https://bit.ly/gsctoolSEO in ATX - SEO as a serviceYoutube Channel -Confessions of An SEO®https://g.co/kgs/xXDzBNf -------- Crawl or No Crawl Knowledge panelInterested in supporting this work and any seo testing?Subscribe to Confessions of an SEO™ wherever you get your podcasts. Your subscribing and download sends the message that you appreciate what is being shared and helping others find Confessions of an SEO™An easy place to leave a review https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/confessions-of-an-seo-1973881You can find me onCarolyn Holzman - LinkedinAmerican Way Media Google DirectlyAmericanWayMedia.com Consulting AgencyNeed Help With an Indexation Issue? - reach out Text me here - 512-222-3132Music from Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/fugue-stateLicense code: HESHAZ4ZOAUMWTUA
Vous pensez viser grand ? Attendez de voir comment raisonnent les entrepreneurs qui visent 10x plus !On va décortiquer sans détour les mécanismes mentaux, les décisions difficiles et les choix stratégiques qui permettent de passer d'un business « qui tourne »… à un business qui change de dimension.J'accueille Jérémy Goillot : ex Head of Growth chez Spendesk, passé par un parcours US, freelance à 20K/mois, aujourd'hui CEO de Mobile First… et qui a levé 10 millions d'euros en partant de zéro.Il nous parle de son expérience, de ses ambitions, de sa vision et aussi... de ses prises de risque.En 1h, vous aurez une bonne dose de mindset, de stratégie, de chaos maîtrisé et de discipline : tout ce qui peut vous aider à voir au-delà de votre business actuel.En résumé :➡️ Quitter un job prestigieux pour entreprendre : comment décider sans tout faire exploser ?➡️ Reconstruire son identité entrepreneuriale : comment dépasser votre environnement actuel pour penser plus grand ?➡️ Lever des fonds ou scaler en partant de rien : comment construire une vision qui ouvre un nouveau niveau de jeu ?Bonne écoute
Cette semaine dans tech 45', on reçoit Jérémy, le fondateur de The Mobile-First Company. A 30 ans, il a déjà investi dans plus de 40 startups, c'était le 1er stagiaire de Spendesk et maintenant, c'est lui qui veut jouer dans la cour des grands. Sa 1ère app s'appelle Allo et a déjà séduit des milliers de clients, face à des licornes comme Aircall. Jeremy vient de lever 12M$ en 5 jours entre Paris, SF et NY, sans deck, avec une page Notion. Les VC européens ont regardé le dossier mais ce sont les Américains qui ont gagné ce deal, lui pilote sa startup depuis Miami et vise le marché US. J'adore son style : simple, direct et transparent. Cet épisode rentre donc directement dans mon TOP3 2025, hâte de voir ce que tu vas en penser
1er stagiaire de Spendesk, à lui maintenant de jouer dans la cour des grands
This is Matt Reustle. Today we are breaking down Robinhood. My guest is Arthur Olson, founding partner at Ravenswood Partners. We get into how Robinhood grew from a mobile-native brokerage idea that faced many challenges along the way into the third-largest broker in the USA. Arthur educates on how the business model has evolved and diversified away from a pure pay-for-order market. We discuss how product velocity is the foundation behind everything in Robinhood's continued penetration and how new talent has made a material difference. Please enjoy this Breakdown of Robinhood For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page here. —- This episode is brought to you by Portrait Analytics - your centralized resource for AI-powered idea generation, thesis monitoring, and personalized report building. Built by buy-side investors, for investment professionals. We work in the background, helping surface stock ideas and thesis signposts to help you monetize every insight. In short, we help you understand the story behind the stock chart, and get to "go, or no-go" 10x faster than before. Sign-up for a free trial today at portraitresearch.com — Business Breakdowns is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Business Breakdowns, visit joincolossus.com/episodes. Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com). Show Notes (00:00:00) Welcome to Business Breakdowns (00:01:51) Founding Story of Robinhood (00:04:29) The Rise of Mobile Trading (00:11:37) Payment for Order Flow Explained (00:15:39) Robinhood's Competitive Edge (00:22:28) Adapting to Market Changes (00:24:52) Product Evolution and Customer Retention (00:29:32) Analyzing Robinhood's Growth and Investor Behavior (00:30:16) Historical Parallels: Robinhood vs. Charles Schwab (00:31:19) Crypto and Regulatory Challenges (00:32:41) The Role of Prediction Markets and Sports Betting (00:34:41) Revenue Streams and Future Prospects (00:36:54) Banking and Financial Services Expansion (00:41:32) Cost Structure and Competitive Advantages (00:44:30) Account Growth and International Opportunities (00:50:10) Regulatory Relationships and Risks (00:55:15) Lessons from Robinhood
At the Crexendo UGM, Dave Michels, Principal Analyst & Founder of TalkingPointz, sat down with Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, to unpack “UCaaS Mobility 3” — a pragmatic, mobile-first model that moves enterprise calling from over-the-top apps to the cellular layer itself. Michels framed three generations of UCaaS mobility. Mobility 1 (find-me/follow-me) forwarded calls but split voicemail and caller ID. Mobility 2 (OTT softphone apps) worked well on strong internet — but faltered in truly mobile conditions (highway handoffs, variable coverage), pushing users back to personal cell numbers. Mobility 3 fixes this by placing the enterprise line on the SIM/eSIM: users choose business or personal at dial time, and enterprise calls ride native cellular voice for reliability, with full logging, recording, and policy control. The result: intuitive smartphone use (native dialer/contacts), optional UCaaS app, and clean work/personal separation without MDM intrusiveness. Michels highlighted why this matters now: Reliability on the move: Native cellular voice eliminates OTT fragility in transit. Compliance & CX: Enterprise calls and texts are captured and governed (finance, healthcare, education), and contact centers can transfer to subject-matter experts without losing recording/analytics. Frontline & deskless workers: Mobility-first roles (e.g., field services) can finally get enterprise-grade mobile that “just works.” Simplicity for IT & MSPs: One number can move across hard phone, soft client, and smartphone; less training and fewer behavior changes. Carrier convergence: With MVNO models (e.g., Crexendo's newly announced Xtend approach), service providers can bundle meetings, UCaaS, messaging, calling, and cellular — even globally — under a single brand and bill. Looking forward, Michels envisions “no more softphones” for many roles: users keep one phone, one dialer, two identities (business/personal), and enterprises preserve governance and data for AI-assisted analytics. For MSPs and resellers at UGM, the message was clear: Mobility 3 is a near-term, standard approach that elevates UCaaS into true mobile telephony, expands deal size and stickiness, and opens regulated and frontline segments. Explore more of Michels' analysis at TalkingPointz.
UC Today's Kristian McCann sits down with Lee Essex, Senior VP of Global Sales and Marketing at Tango Networks, to explore the immense gains that can be had in the shift toward mobile-first UC. If you're ready to future-proof your communication stack while cutting costs and carbon footprints, this interview is your roadmap.You can learn more about the savings in costs and emissions you can make by removing your desk phones by visiting Tango Networks dedicated emissions calculator here: https://tango-networks.com/value-calculator/Lee Essex dives deep into the forces reshaping enterprise communications, offering actionable insights for IT leaders and decision-makers. Key highlights include:
Mobile First ist kein Trend – es ist eine Notwendigkeit. Denn die meisten Nutzer verwenden digitale Services über ihr Smartphone. Wer zuerst für Mobile denkt und gestaltet, schafft fokussierte, auf das Wesentliche reduzierte Interfaces und sorgt dafür, dass Produkte auch unter eingeschränkten Bedingungen funktionieren: unterwegs, mit einem kleinen Screen, mit wenig Aufmerksamkeit.Wir zeigen, warum Mobile First nicht nur für Nutzer besser ist, sondern auch für Designer. Weniger Platz, weniger Ablenkung, mehr Klarheit. Wer klein startet, bleibt klar, auch wenn es größer wird: Desktop, Tablet, TV. Gute digitale Produkte entstehen aus den härtesten Einschränkungen – nicht aus den größten Screens.Mehr Fokus und bessere Ergebnisse, auch auf kleinen Screens, wünschen …Chris & Alexvon https://wahnsinn.design Das ist Besser mit Design, ein Wahnsinn Design PodcastVielen Dank fürs Zuhören
Jiří Raška je spoluzakladatel a Chief Technology Officer v Partners Bance. Stojí za návrhem a realizací celé této české banky postavené na Mobile First přístupu a na cloudových technologiích. Partners banka spojuje fintech bankovnictví s osobním poradenstvím. Co všechno obnáší postavit online banku od základů? Jaká jsou v případě Partners banky specifika cloudového řešení a jaké možnosti expanze toto řešení nabízí? Jak řeší Partners Banka zabezpečení své mobilní aplikace?
What does digital accessibility look like in a mobile-first continent with 1.4 billion people speaking hundreds of languages across 50+ countries? Irene Mbari-Kirika, Executive Director and Founder of inABLE, takes us on an illuminating journey through Africa's rapidly evolving accessibility landscape.The conversation begins with inABLE foundational work teaching digital skills to blind students in Kenya. This initial focus quickly expanded when Irene recognized that teaching assistive technology wasn't enough—the digital products themselves needed to become accessible. Six years ago, this realization sparked the creation of Inclusive Africa, now a thriving conference bringing together disability advocates, tech companies, and most importantly, young people with disabilities who understand technology and can drive innovation.Kenya emerges as a surprising accessibility leader throughout our discussion. Recently, Kenya's president signed legislation mandating compliance with the country's accessibility standards (based on EN 301 549), making it the first African nation to take such a decisive step. Building on this momentum, inABLE is collaborating with standards bodies across Africa to develop a continent-wide accessibility standard—recognizing that fragmented country-by-country approaches would delay progress by decades.What makes Africa's accessibility journey particularly fascinating are its unique challenges and opportunities. With the youngest population globally and high youth unemployment, the accessibility sector represents an untapped employment frontier. Currently lacking accessibility specialists, designers, and developers, Africa has the chance to build accessibility practices from the ground up rather than retrofitting existing systems. We explore how AI is already transforming accessibility in Africa, with innovations like avatar-based sign language solutions addressing the complex challenge of multiple sign language variations across different communities.Join us for this eye-opening conversation about digital inclusion in Africa and discover why investing in young people with disabilities might be the key to unlocking accessible technology across the contineSupport the showFollow axschat on social media.Bluesky:Antonio https://bsky.app/profile/akwyz.com Debra https://bsky.app/profile/debraruh.bsky.social Neil https://bsky.app/profile/neilmilliken.bsky.social axschat https://bsky.app/profile/axschat.bsky.social LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/antoniovieirasantos/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/axschat/Vimeohttps://vimeo.com/akwyzhttps://twitter.com/axschathttps://twitter.com/AkwyZhttps://twitter.com/neilmillikenhttps://twitter.com/debraruh
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mary Beth McCabe, a university professor and co-author of one of the most widely used mobile marketing textbooks in the world. We dive deep into what it truly means to have a mobile-first mindset in your digital marketing. This isn't just about having an app—it's about how mobile impacts everything from messaging, email, and social to analytics and even AI. Whether you're a small business owner or an experienced marketer, understanding mobile can help you connect faster and more directly with your customers. This is a must-listen if you want to future-proof your digital strategy and grow your brand.Guest LinksConnect with Dr. Mary Beth McCabe on LinkedInLearn More about Mobile Marketing EssentialsLearn More: Buy Digital Threads: https://nealschaffer.com/digitalthreadsamazon Buy Maximizing LinkedIn for Business Growth: https://nealschaffer.com/maximizinglinkedinamazon Join My Digital First Mastermind: https://nealschaffer.com/membership/ Learn about My Fractional CMO Consulting Services: https://nealschaffer.com/cmo Download My Free Ebooks Here: https://nealschaffer.com/books/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/nealschaffer All My Podcast Show Notes: https://podcast.nealschaffer.com
Ralph Burns welcomes back creative powerhouse Lauren Schwartz, Paid Media Creative Expert and founder of The Loft 325. Together, they break down the 3-Step Creative Formula that's generating massive results for beauty and wellness brands in a hyper-competitive ad landscape. Lauren reveals how to audit creative, identify conversion gaps, and scale customer acquisition using a proven process. Whether you manage seven-figure accounts or are just getting started, this episode offers actionable advice rooted in real-world campaign wins.Chapters:00:00:00 - Kicking Off the Beauty Domination Series00:00:29 - Why Beauty Brands Need This Now00:00:55 - Creative: Your Brand's Secret Weapon00:02:23 - What Clients Get Wrong (and Right)00:03:56 - The Formula Behind Winning Creatives00:07:05 - Is Your Brand Speaking Consistently?00:10:29 - Where Social + Paid Ads Fall Apart00:21:00 - Inventory Meets Identity: Your Hidden Advantage00:21:37 - How to Fix Your Creative Library00:22:39 - Are Your Ads and Socials Aligned?00:25:24 - Mobile First? Or Mobile Failing?00:28:05 - Where Your Ad Strategy is Leaking Money00:31:14 - Find the Frizz: Pain Points That Convert00:36:27 - Don't Just Sell — Stand Out00:39:46 - Final Takeaways to Win With CreativeLINKS AND RESOURCES:ACTUAL Data Driven CreativeScale Your Beauty Brand Without Wasted SpendOCOA BeautyOCOA Beauty on InstagramTier 11 JobsPerpetual Traffic on YouTubeTiereleven.comMongoose MediaPerpetual Traffic SurveyPerpetual Traffic WebsiteFollow Perpetual Traffic on TwitterConnect with Lauren on Instagram and Connect with Ralph on LinkedInThanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Perpetual Traffic? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review!Mentioned in this episode:Unbounce - Code PT10off
Paperwork is a necessary reality of police work, but a handful of public safety agencies are introducing innovative new technologies to streamline how this work is done and help maximize the time officers are able to spend on the beat. The Los Angeles Police Department is one of the first major police departments in the U.S. to adopt a mobile-first vision for policing, enabling its officers to perform field work on their phones. In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, part of a special report from Motorola Solutions Summit 2025, host Jim Dudley sits down with Monique Turner, Information Systems Manager with the Los Angeles Police Department, and Dave Wilson, retired assistant police chief and senior solutions specialist with Motorola Solutions to dive into the Los Angeles Police Department's mobile-first approach and how it's helping officers spend more time on patrol. About our sponsor This episode of the Policing Matters podcast is sponsored by Motorola Solutions.
Send us a textBrands are inundated with tools, touchpoints, and evolving consumer behaviors amid increasing economic uncertainty. In the current context the challenge isn't merely building loyalty, it's operationalizing it at scale and speed. For Kyle Pretsch, President of Bambu, the solution starts with a fundamental shift in perspective: meet customers where they are, move fast, and deliver value with intent. In this edition of Loyalty360's Industry Voices, Pretsch shares how Bambu is redefining what it means to be “mobile-first,” why customer loyalty needs to go back to fundamentals, and how brands can build loyalty programs that are both responsive and resilient in today's attention economy.
Kunal Nagpal, Chief Business Officer at InMobi Advertising participated as our featured guest in this episode of The SalesStar Podcast to share more insights on the future of mobile first ad and marketing experiences;Key topics covered:Top trends that are impacting mobile first ad and marketing experiences todayUsing mobile-first experiences to align and drive marketing and sales growthThe near future impact of AI and generative AI on ad/martech and mobile-marketing
Zölle, Retail Media und Amazon-Updates – in dieser AOM Shorts Episode sprechen Florian Vette und Ole Schleth über neue Herausforderungen und Chancen im globalen Marktplatzgeschäft. Was bedeutet der eskalierende Zollkonflikt zwischen den USA und China für internationale Marken? Und warum könnte die EU plötzlich als sicherer Hafen im E-Commerce attraktiver denn je werden? McKinsey prognostiziert: Konsument:innen wollen 2024 bei Shopping-Events wie Black Friday & Prime Day deutlich mehr ausgeben. Sind Marken bereit für ein neues Rekordjahr im E-Commerce? Aktueller Shareholder Letter von Amazon – Warum setzt Amazon auf KI, eigene Chips, Prime Video und den Gesundheitsmarkt? Was bedeutet das für Marken und Media-Strategien? Weitere Amazon-Updates: - Neue Warnhinweise bei Rückgaben – Conversion-Killer oder hilfreiche Transparenz? - Sponsored Display + Sponsored TV – wie Marken jetzt ganz neue Retargeting-Zielgruppen aktivieren können - Neue Ad-Settings in den USA – Sponsored Product Ads außerhalb von Amazon: Performance-Turbo oder Kostenfalle? Dazu im Fokus: - Retail Media bei Rossmann – von Sponsored Ads bis hin zu App- und Instore-Werbung mit über 10 Mio. monatlich aktiven Nutzer:innen - Decathlon expandiert weltweit – wie das Unternehmen Marktplatz, Filialen, Mobile-First und Same-Day-Delivery kombiniert
Spinoco Launches Microbusiness-Focused CX Platform at Cloud Connections In an industry increasingly focused on the enterprise, a new player is flipping the script. In a special Technology Reseller News and Cloud Communications Alliance podcast, telecom veterans Michael Tessler and Pavel Chlupáček announced the North American launch of Spinoco, a digital front-office platform built specifically for micro and small businesses. The launch is set to coincide with Cloud Connections 2025, April 14–16 in St. Petersburg, Florida. “Spinoco is for businesses with one to 20 lines, the ones often left behind in the rush to serve enterprise,” said Tessler. “We're bringing customer interaction management, task tracking, and AI-powered insights into one intuitive app.” Spinoco integrates UC, CCaaS, CRM, and ticketing functions into a single mobile-first experience. Every customer touchpoint—email, call, SMS, or social—is automatically captured, categorized, and converted into actionable tasks. The system includes native AI capabilities like transcription, intent tagging, and summarization. “Our focus is usability,” said Chlupáček. “This is not enterprise tech crammed into a small package. It's built from the ground up for small businesses that need simplicity and mobility.” The platform's design eliminates the need for separate CRMs, third-party integrations, or on-site IT. Spinoco also provides owners with immediate visibility into business performance—offering insights like “top reasons customers contacted us this week” without the need for manual data entry. The go-to-market strategy will focus on service providers, offered as a white-label SaaS solution. Tessler emphasized the importance of speed and simplicity: “Service providers need a low-touch, high-value offering. Spinoco is ready for fast rollout, without the support overhead.” At Cloud Connections, the Spinoco team will be exhibiting, offering live demos, and participating in the Innovation Showcase, where attendees can vote on standout new technologies. Tessler is also slated to deliver a keynote on AI trends shaping the industry. For more information, visit spinoco.com, or meet the team at Cloud Connections 2025. #Spinoco #CloudConnections2025 #CXInnovation #MicrobusinessTools #MobileFirstCX #UCaaS #MSP #CCaaS #AI #ChannelPartner #CCA #TechnologyResellerNews
Welcome to the 73rd episode of Ecommerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives! This time, host Kailin Noivo sits down with Sienne Veit, Founder & Chief Product Officer of Invisible Stuff, for an in-depth discussion on her expertise on mobile-first design, AI's transformative role in retail, and the future of product management. Sienne Veit discusses actionable strategies on how to optimize customer journeys, go beyond traditional metrics, and embrace AI for both front-end and back-end retail innovation.
Jérémy Goillot a connu la merveilleuse success story de la licorne française Spendesk puis est devenu Business Angel et a investi dans une quarantaine de startups. Il a ensuite fondé sa propre startup et levé des fonds, notamment auprès des fonds d'investissement Emblem et Lightspeed, pour plusieurs millions d'euros. Avec The Mobile First Company, Jeremy a des ambitions à l'International très forte et il nous partage sa roadmap dans cet épisode. Très enrichissant !
Send a message to InsidetheSquareIn this comprehensive guide to mobile-first design, we explore the crucial concept of the "thumb zone" and its impact on mobile user experience. Learn how to optimize your Squarespace website for one-handed mobile browsing, including practical tips for navigation placement, button sizing, and mobile-specific features.Key topics covered:Understanding the three zones of thumb reach on mobile devicesOptimizing navigation and button placement for mobile usersUsing Squarespace's Mobile Information Bar effectivelyPractical testing methods for mobile-friendly designTips for button sizing and placementUsing Fluid Engine for mobile-specific layoutsImportant Links
Send us a textAs the digital experience becomes a bigger and bigger part of a buyer's journey, brands must quickly adapt to meet the evolving preferences of their customers. Nowhere is this truer than with Gen Z, a generation that expects seamless, personalized, and mobile-first experiences. Fat Brands, a global leader in franchising with over 2,300 locations and 18 brands, is making strides to capture this audience through innovative digital strategies.Understanding the Gen Z MindsetGen Z, comprising individuals born between 1997 and 2012, represents a significant portion of the consumer base. They are digital natives, having grown up with technology at their fingertips, and they expect brands to offer intuitive and efficient digital interactions. In our research, Loyalty360 found that Generation Z expects much more from a loyalty program than millennials. They want to save money, get additional perks, and earn rewards. They look for member-only discounts, coupons, and perks like free shipping and free samples. Lisa Cheatham, Vice President of Marketing Revenue Channels at Fat Brands, explains how the company has pivoted to address the demands of Gen Z consumers. "We've observed a couple of trends here," Cheatham says. "The pandemic accelerated the shift towards digital. Across all our brands, we've seen a surge in online ordering and mobile app usage.”For Gen Z, convenience and personalization are paramount. “They expect a seamless online ordering experience,” notes Cheatham. “That was a key insight as we developed our app. We wanted to make it as easy to use and flexible as possible.”
UC Today's Susie Harrison hosts Jeff Catz, Innovation Lead at Enreach.In this session, we cover:Why a mobile first approach is critical to the modern enterpriseHow the Enreach mobile app MOBiiS 2.0 is delivering new AI-powered features and benefitsThe adoption of the white-label app versionEnreach's vision for the mobile app
Mobile-First Rebuilt Quoting Experience, Viirtue Podcast, Revolutionizing MSP Operations with Mobile-First Quoting, AI Integration, and Bleeding-Edge VoIP Infrastructure at Viirtue, Part of 1 of 3, Automation of monthly billing with minimal clicks “For all the folks out there, that are paying for quoting tools, billing tools, you know, platform engineers and all that kind of stuff, what Virtue does is we put all that stuff together for you in one ecosystem and at a price that's very affordable for MSPs to be able to make super high margins,” says Dan Rosenrauch of Viirtue. “We see our MSPs making 70, 80 points oftentimes on the products that they're selling.” In this first podcast of a series focusing on Viirtue, we learn about this tool's development and how it benefits the Viirtue partner community. “Most platform providers have a quoting system … you either have to pay a significant amount of money to integrate if your quoting system will integrate with a tax engine, or something like that. We built all that. We include all those things for free.” A really wonderful free tool that Virtue has built for service providers so they can go from their entire experience from quote to cash in one platform. And most importantly, it's free. We learn how the simplification and automation not only improve the life of the partner, but it also improves CX, helps avoid tax driven issues and much more. “When that's all done, we can push it right to ConnectWise automatically for you. It's seamless and you can keep all your other MSP billing within that platform.” Visit www.viirtue.com
Merci à notre sponsor GCollect !GCollect, c'est le partenaire FinTech dédié au recouvrement de factures, au service de toutes les entreprises.Ils ont totalement changé la donne dans ce domaine.Alors n'hésite plus et va tester tout ça gratuitement ici : https://pro.gcollect.fr/inscription/c/trouver-votre-entreprise?affiliation_code=HUGOEnjoy !_____On a lancé la Bible de l'entreprenariat : https://www.lachapelle.club/Tu y retrouveras des interviews, des masterclass, des guides, des conseils...Nous aimons les entrepreneurs et notre objectif numéro 1 est de les accompagner au mieux !________La Chapelle Radio® par Hugo Bentz, CEO du Saas & Agency Studio La Chapelle.Je reçois dans ce podcast des entrepreneurs pour connaître leur parcours et leur histoire. Mon objectif est de comprendre comment ils ont fait pour rencontrer le succès et rendre celui-ci systémique.Bonne écoute !_____Jérémy Goillot est le CEO et co-fondateur de The Mobile First Company, une entreprise innovante spécialisée dans le développement d'applications mobiles pour les petites et moyennes entreprises (PME).Avant de fonder cette startup en 2023, Jérémy a occupé le poste de Head of Growth chez Spendesk, une licorne française dans le domaine de la gestion des dépenses, où il a contribué à l'expansion de l'entreprise à plus de 5 000 clients à travers le monde.Sous sa direction, The Mobile First Company a levé 3,5 millions d'euros lors de son tour de financement initial, soutenu par des investisseurs renommés tels que Lightspeed Venture Partners et Emblem, ainsi que des business angels comme Xavier Niel et Thibaud Elzière.La mission de l'entreprise est claire : remplacer les processus obsolètes et les feuilles de calcul par des solutions mobiles simples et modernes, permettant aux entreprises de réaliser des actions critiques rapidement et efficacement sur leurs appareils mobiles.En plus de son rôle chez The Mobile First Company, Jérémy est un investisseur actif dans plus de 50 startups, notamment à travers son fonds Kara.Ventures dédié aux startups africaines.Il est passionné par l'innovation et l'entrepreneuriat, et continue de conseiller de nombreuses jeunes entreprises dans leur croissance et leur développement.Dans cet épisode, on a parlé :
Maybe it's the eye of a hurricane, maybe it's the calm before a brand new storm. It's really hard to tell these days but after a disasterous rock-eating rollout, Google is pulling back on AI Overviews. The SEO world has mixed reactions to The Leak, which is turning out as predicted, much ado about something but we're not sure exactly what. Some sort of garbled sense of stability appears to be returning to the SERPs as the effects of the March 2024 Core Update and the slew of previous and attendent updates start to play together, more or less as Google planned, or so we think. As the dust settles in Googlandia, the effects of flaky search results are showing in user comments with 54% of people complaining they have to look through more results than they did five years ago to find information, often having to rephrase their queries altogether. Meanwhile, OpenAI workers are asking for the "right to warn" of potential dangers, TwiXter has made distributing porn great again while running paid ads against racist and antisemitic hashtags, Microsoft's Recall AI can be tricked into revealing ever-saved personal data, MozCon20 perceives a crisis, and Google says Mobile First is... actually, we're not exactly sure what they were getting at. Confused? You won't be after listening to this.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/webcology/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
The Exit Plan: Mergers and Acquisitions for Creative Entrepreneurs
Tim Drake, a semi-retired agency owner, shares his journey of building and selling his agency for £20 million. He discusses the various pivots his agency went through, from graphic design to websites to mobile-first business. Tim emphasizes the importance of finding the right business partner and maintaining a ruthless focus on building and selling. He explains the earn-out structure of the deal and how they exceeded expectations. Tim also highlights the significance of culture, agility, and a deep understanding of running a business in achieving success. He encourages agency owners to consider different approaches to achieve their financial goals. Takeaways Pivoting and adapting to new technologies and market demands is crucial for the success of an agency. Finding the right business partner who complements your skills and shares your vision is essential. Maintaining a ruthless focus on building and selling can lead to significant financial success. Culture, agility, and a deep understanding of running a business are key factors in achieving success in the agency industry. Connect with Tim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-drake-6b41569/ Connect with Barnaby on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barnabycook/ Join The Exit Plan mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iC8sIY
In this episode of Own It, we talk proptech with HomeStack co-founder and CEO Will Grewal and VP of Sales Robert Arauco. This tech-savvy twosome and their team are disrupting the real estate space — creating slick, custom-branded apps for agents, teams and brokerages. Tune in to hear the story behind HomeStack (including how they scored a year's worth of free Chick-Fil-A), and how they're empowering agents to connect securely with clients and adapt to industry changes like buyer broker agreements.Homestack Websitewww.homestack.comSocial Channels@homestackapps_________________Own It WebsiteInstagramFacebookLinkedInTwitter @siderealestateEmail us at ownit@side.com
Recorded while at the ASU+GSV Summit in San Diego, Joel Podolny, CEO and founder of Honor Education, joins host Mike Palmer to explore the importance of human connection in online learning environments. Joel shares his unique background, spanning from academic leadership in sociology and business management to roles at Apple University and Yale, and how these experiences have shaped his perspective on transformative learning. Key Takeaways: Honor Education is focused on creating a platform that puts human connection at the center of online and digitally-enhanced learning experiences, fostering collective engagement and a sense of community among learners. The platform's mobile-first design, with features like social annotation and real-time instructor feedback, aims to recreate the dynamic interactions and connections typically found in physical classrooms, but in an asynchronous and accessible format. As AI continues to evolve, Joel envisions leveraging the platform's high-fidelity engagement data to provide personalized learning recommendations and support, addressing not just content comprehension but also fostering motivation and a sense of belonging for learners. Joel emphasizes that while AI holds immense potential in education, the true driver of meaningful learning remains human connection. He encourages listeners to prioritize fostering authentic connections and collective engagement, regardless of the technological tools employed. Subscribe to Trending in Ed wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more sharp takes on where the world of learning is heading.
In this episode of The E-commerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives, host Kailin Noivo is joined by Pahul Ahluwalia, Director of E-commerce at Apricot Clothing. Together, they explore the evolution of e-commerce, highlighting how COVID-19 and AI have fast-tracked its evolution and shifted strategies towards being mobile-first, as well as how to drive conversion and balance profitability with competitive pricing.
eCommerce Lessen Aflevering 178: Mobile Only vs. Mobile First In deze aflevering van eCommerce Lessen gaan Dries de Gelder en Alexis van Dam dieper in op de strategische keuze tussen een 'Mobile Only' en een 'Mobile First' benadering voor webshops. Met grote bedrijven zoals Bunq Bank die hun 'Mobile Only' strategie heroverwegen, is dit een actueel en relevant onderwerp voor elke eCommerce professional. Wat Kun Je Verwachten? Definities Uitgelegd: Een duidelijke uitleg van wat 'Mobile Only' en 'Mobile First' strategieën inhouden. Voordelen en Nadelen: Een objectieve kijk op de voor- en nadelen van beide benaderingen. Case Studies: Analyse van bedrijven zoals Bunq Bank die hun mobiele strategie hebben aangepast en wat we daarvan kunnen leren. Strategische Overwegingen: Belangrijke overwegingen voor het kiezen van de juiste benadering voor jouw bedrijf. Expert Advies: Dries en Alexis delen hun persoonlijke inzichten en adviezen over het navigeren in de mobiele eCommerce ruimte. Deze aflevering is essentieel voor iedereen die betrokken is bij het ontwerpen, ontwikkelen of beheren van een webshop. Of je nu overweegt om 'Mobile Only' te gaan of een 'Mobile First' benadering te hanteren, je zult waardevolle inzichten en praktische tips vinden om je strategie te informeren. Dries twijfelt geen seconde en gaat met Trendy.nl zeker niet mobil only Luister nu op Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, of direct op onze website, en maak een geïnformeerde beslissing over de mobiele strategie die het beste past bij jouw bedrijf. Laat deze kans niet liggen om voorop te lopen in de mobiele eCommerce revolutie!
Dans cet épisode de SaaS Connection, nous accueillons Jérémy Goillot, le dynamique CEO de The Mobile First Company, récemment auréolée d'une levée de fonds de 3,5 millions de dollars. Jérémy revient sur la genèse de son entreprise, conçue pour adresser un marché peu exploité : les applications SaaS mobile-first pour professionnels. Avec The Mobile First Company, Jérémy entend révolutionner la façon dont les petites et moyennes entreprises utilisent le mobile, en proposant une suite d'applications spécialisées, allant de la gestion d'inventaire à la facturation, toutes conçues pour une utilisation optimale sur smartphones. Au cœur de notre discussion, Jérémy partage les stratégies derrière le succès anticipé de son entreprise, incluant l'acquisition ciblée d'applications existantes et les défis uniques à l'écosystème mobile, comme l'optimisation pour l'App Store. Son ambition ? Faire de The Mobile First Company un incontournable pour tout professionnel souhaitant gérer son activité depuis son téléphone. Découvrez comment The Mobile First Company repense l'utilisation du SaaS dans le secteur professionnel, en mettant le mobile au premier plan. Vous pouvez suivre Jérémy sur LinkedIn. Bonne écoute ! _____ Mentionnés pendant l'épisode : The Mobile First Company Spendesk _____ Pour soutenir SaaS Connection en 1 minute⏱ (et 2 secondes) : Abonnez-vous à SaaS Connection sur votre plateforme préférée pour ne rater aucun épisode
Caleb Maru called M-Pesa the "company that changed Kenya forever", and the crazy thing is, its impact was even bigger than that - because the dominoes that M-Pesafirst tipped over in Kenya, seventeen years ago, are still having an impact all over East Africa. In today's episode, I'm speaking to Nassor Abubakar, an M-Pesa veteran and digital lending expert who is spreading mobile-first digital loans across Tanzania with NMB Bank.You should follow Nassor on LinkedIn for https://www.linkedin.com/in/nassabuba/ NMB is at https://www.nmbbank.co.tz/ and on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/nmb-plc/ and on Twitter, Facebook, InstagramThe Finscope Report mentioned can be accessed here: https://www.afi-global.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Finscope-Tanzania-2023-Report-Insights-that-Drive-Innovation.pdf Caleb Maru's TechSafari is at https://www.techsafari.io/ or jump straight to the M-Pesa story at https://techsafari.beehiiv.com/p/company-changed-kenya-forever I'm on LinkedIn and always open to new genuine connections - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanlegrange - please do reach out, and follow the show's page, tooMeanwhile, my action-adventure novels are on Amazon, some versions even for free, and my work with ConfirmU and our gamified psychometric scores is discussed at https://confirmu.com/ and on episode 24 of this show https://www.howtolendmoneytostrangers.show/episodes/episode-24If you have any feedback or questions, or if you would like to participate in the show, please feel free to reach out to me via the contact page on this site. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Rene, the co-founder of Celo joins me for a great conversation about all the happenings there. Recently, Celo has moved to become an L2, so we talk about the why and what that entails. We also discuss their partnership with Opera, a browser touting 500M monthly active users. With this partnership, we also discuss MiniPay, a new initiative to bring web3 tools like DeFi and mobile payments to the masses. Do you to better understand real-world cases and usage? Listen to this episode.
Webex Go integrates Webex Calling with personal and business phones to deliver unrivaled mobility experiences for today's modern workers. Webex Go extends Webex enterprise-grade calling capabilities, enabling you to make and receive calls using your mobile phone's native dialer and stay connected on the go. You can seamlessly move the call to the Webex App or a Webex Device or elevate the call to a Webex Meeting to enjoy the rich Webex collaboration experience. Webex Go also removes the burden on IT by providing a fully compliant and secure mobile device along with centralized, easy provisioning and management in Webex Control Hub with complete access to real time troubleshooting and analytics. Join us for an informative discussion on Webex Go and how to seamlessly connect and work from anywhere, on your mobile device. Resources https://www.webex.com/products/webex-go.html https://www.webex.com/partnerships/att.html https://www.webex.com/suite/enterprise-cloud-calling.html Cisco Guests Shawn O'Neall, Sr. Product Manager, Webex Calling Cisco Champion Hosts Dustin Gabbett (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustingabbett/), Director, Cisco CX Practice, ScanSource Sijbren Beukenkamp (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sbeukenkamp/), Director, 3Corners Chris Cavendish (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophercavendish/), Collaboration Engineer, Insight Global Moderator Danielle, Customer Voices and Cisco Champion Program
In this episode of the Dead Pixels Society podcast, Gary Pageau talks again with Keith Barraclough, CTO and CPO of Zenfolio, a comprehensive business solution tailored for photographers, complete with beautiful galleries, CRM, and campaign management capabilities. Barraclough describes Zenfolio's pivotal role of mobile-first design and how AI is revolutionizing workflows for photographers.Barraclough describes the company solutions AI brings, from showcasing mobile device products to providing relevant examples for users. Barraclough advocates that all the advancements have privacy as a top priority, and photographers can even tailor multiple versions of their sites for different seasons or markets.Barraclough explains the image processing process on the photographer's machine before uploading to the service, ensuring privacy and protection. He discusses the balance between authenticity and manipulation in the age of AI, the increasing demand for branding in portrait photography, and the changing dynamics between photographers and consumers due to social media. Mediaclip Mediaclip strives to continuously enhance the user experience while dramatically increasing revenue.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSign up for the Dead Pixels Society newsletter at http://bit.ly/DeadPixelsSignUp.Contact us at gary@thedeadpixelssociety.comShout out to podcast supporter Keith Osborn of Memory Fortress for becoming a paid subscriber.Visit our LinkedIn group, Photo/Digital Imaging Network, and our Facebook group, The Dead Pixels Society. Leave a review on Apple and on Podchaser. Interested in being a guest? Click here for details.Hosted and produced by Gary PageauEdited by Olivia PageauAnnouncer: Erin Manning
On this week's episode of The Rebooting Show, I spoke to Tomiwa Aladekomo, CEO of Big Cabal, a Nigerian digital media company that's home to a pair of properties: Tech Cabal, which I describe as similar to TechCrunch but with more memes and Zikoko, a BuzzFeed-like culture publication. Big Cabal has raised $2.3 million in venture capital as it builds an independent digital media company in Africa's largest economy that's geared to shifting consumption patterns. Tomiwa and I discuss how Big Cabal looks to find white spaces in the market, making hard calls when to pull back on efforts like it recently did with a citizen journalism project, when brands can be pan-African vs market specific, and an on-the ground assessment of the impact of Semafor in its Africa push.
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With an average block time of 5 seconds and sub-cent transaction gas fees, Celo focuses on scalability and ease of access in order to bring DeFi to those that need it the most. Celo's vision of ensuring equal access is reflected through their mobile-first design, aiming to disrupt legacy TradFi. The upcoming transition to an optimistic L2 rollup aims to tap into Ethereum's security, while maintaining minimal costs through Celo's scalability and EigenLayer's data availability solutions.We were joined by Marek Olszewski & Rene Reinsberg to discuss Celo's mobile-first approach to building a low-fee, high-throughput blockchain with real-world applications, and their transition to OP L2.Topics covered in this episode:Rene's and Marek's backgroundsCelo's design principlesCelo's scalabilityMobile compatibility for blockchains and dAppsWallet UXStablecoins as gas token & transaction confirmation timesOptimising mobile accessibilitySocialConnect & off-chain social identifiersCelo's transition to an Ethereum OP L2Single block finality in an optimistic rollupSequencer decentralisationLowering costs of settling on Ethereum via EigenDACredit Collective & Impact MarketMento DAOThe future of CeloEpisode links:Marek Olszewski on TwitterRene Reinsberg on TwitterCelo on TwitterMiniPay on TwittercLabs on TwitterCredit Collective on TwitterImpact Market on TwitterMento Labs on TwitterSponsors:dYdX Foundation: The recently launched dYdX chain features new governance and token economics, that empower stakers and promote validator decentralisation. Bridge your DYDX tokens and contribute to the evolution of dYdX chain, fully permissionless and community driven. - https://bit.ly/47kqG59This episode is hosted by Friederike Ernst. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/524
¿Sabías que más del 59% de las compras de BlackFriday y Cyber Monday el año pasado se realizan desde celulares y dispositivos móviles? Pues sino, ahora lo sabes. Por eso hoy te recomiendo cómo potenciar la experiencia movil para tus ofertas de BlackFriday. Escucha el episodio de ayer #373 INTELIGENCIA DE NEGOCIOS Y TENDENCIAS PARA BLACK FRIDAY 2023 https://open.spotify.com/episode/7Lu6mvJEDXpkguv3n19vYJ?si=XrmqtsG8Sn25dUw3IaFjFw 10 Plataformas recomendadas para mensajería de texto: https://www.activecampaign.com/ https://www.sender.net/ https://mobile-text-alerts.com/ https://www.slicktext.com/ https://www.omnisend.com/ https://www.truedialog.com/ https://www.eztexting.com/ https://www.textmagic.com/ https://manychat.com/ https://www.drip.com/ Plataformas recomendadas para diseñar páginas en formato movil: https://www.canva.com/ https://www.leadpages.com/
Zack Hendlin is the CEO and founder of Zing Data – a mobile-first business intelligence platform. He has deep experience and expertise in the tech industry on several products including his work as a product lead at Linkedin enhancing the engagement of the feed and speech recognition at Facebook. In this episode we chat with Zack about the value of having insights at your fingertips (literally) and how teams can get value out of taking action on data in real-time. We also discuss the adoption of LLMs, including what can happen when LLMs are wrong! Follow Zack on LinkedinLearn more about Zing DataWhat's New In Data is a data thought leadership series hosted by John Kutay who leads data and products at Striim. What's New In Data hosts industry practitioners to discuss latest trends, common patterns for real world data patterns, and analytics success stories.
Scotty Carter is a Former Golf Pro turned lead sales agent at BWM. After 10 years of trying to break into being an entrepreneur, he hit his stride as Co-founder of MobiFirst. The world's only Mobile-First website creation platform.Connect with Scotty Carter:Website: www.mobifirst.co TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links:Guest to Gold Video Series: www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula- www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/UPLFplusFREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift Ready to earn 6-figures with your podcast? See if you've got what it takes at TurnkeyPodcast.com/quizSales Training for Podcasters: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sales-training-for-podcasters/id1540644376Nice Guys on Business: http://www.niceguysonbusiness.com/subscribe/The Turnkey Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/turnkey-podcast/id1485077152 Partner Links -- We use these apps and get amazing results and huge time savings too!Design tool: Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!Check out Headliner to create social media posts with video easily- make.headliner.appSimplecast is the easiest way to set up your podcast hosting- Simplecast.comZoom is the easiest way to schedule meetings and record your podcast interviews. Zoom.usAcuity is the easiest way to schedule your podcast interviews, meetings, and life.Acuityscheduling.com
In this episode, Sabin Thomas, the founder and CTO of Zing Data, offers his expertise on the topic of mobile-first business intelligence. With a career steeped in data analysis and a deep understanding of mobile user patterns, This three-time founder reveals how his company navigates the complex world of mobile analytics. Here are five key takeaways from the episode: 1. Mobile-First Business Intelligence: Sabin highlights the unique challenges of delivering analytics and visualizations to mobile devices. From network connectivity to optimal protocols and query structures, he provides an inside look into the intricacies of mobile-first BI. 2. The Tech Stack Behind Zing Data: Sabin gives a detailed tour of the tech stack that powers Zing Data. This includes Flutter for the app layer, React for the admin console, and a combination of Python, Node.js, Scala, and Java for the query optimization and federation layer. 3. Navigating Multiple Data Sources: Companies grappling with multiple data sources, replicated data, or siloed data can find solace in Zing Data's solutions. Sabin outlines the platform's ability to simplify the data journey, which can be a game-changer for growth marketers. 4. The Power of LLMs: Sabin shares his insights on the value of fine-tuning LLMs to avoid hallucinations. He discusses the use of established models and APIs to create interactivity, as well as the advantages of using Flutter for cross-compilation. 5. Engaging with Gen Z: As the demographic that is most active on mobile platforms, understanding Gen Z is vital. Sabin shares how companies can use platforms like TikTok to engage with this demographic and the complexities of delivering analytics to mobile users. Through this episode, Sabin not only uncovers the secret sauce of Zing Data's business intelligence but also offers a rich exploration of the landscape of mobile data analysis. Don't miss out on this enriching voyage of discovery! -------------------------------- Find Sabin Thomas: - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabinthomas/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/sabinmthomas ---- Find Tyler Wells - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerswells/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/tylerwells
In this next episode, Mustansir Saifuddin speaks with David C. Williams, Assistant Vice President-Automation at AT&T. David dives into how hyper-automation, specially RPA, and AI come together to effectively and efficiently make a business impact. It's not about choosing one over the other. During David's career with AT&T, he has created deep-link HTML marketing initiatives that garner 90 million monthly impressions, led Competitive Intelligence which helped shape AT&T's Mobile First strategy, has been responsible for supporting several Fortune500 companies encompassing $120M in revenue, and authored two patents for Reprogrammable RFID and bridging satellite and LTE technology. In his current role, David is responsible for hyper-automation & emerging technology to transform Customer/Employee Experience and Cost Structure for his organization. He leads the largest Robotics Process Automation program worldwide. His innovations are driving change across the company as his team has developed 600+ Bots automating 70M contacts, realizing $400M in operating income at over 3,000% ROI. Additionally, he also invented & sponsored a decision engine driving $200M credit reduction annually. David is the 2021 Legacy Award recipient at Black Engineer of the Year STEM Global Conference, 2x Dream in Black winner, AT&T Champion of Diversity Award winner, a proud mentor of multiple Employee Groups, & Diversity Ambassador. David's humble beginnings in the poorest corner of Dallas, TX, continual giving back through Solar Robot Workshops to the community, and rise through a corporate giant is encapsulated in his book entitled, Business Model. Continue the conversation on: LinkedIn: David C. Williams Mustansir Saifuddin Innovative Solution Partners Twitter: @Mmsaifuddin YouTube or learn more about our sponsor Innovative Solution Partners to schedule a free consultation. Show Notes: [00:00:03.320] - Mustansir Saifuddin Welcome. [00:00:04.180] - Mustansir Saifuddin To Tech-driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. In this episode, I welcome back David C. Williams. Listen in as David shares his thoughts on how organizations can use AI and RPA to move business forward. David dives into the role each plays and how they complement each other to solve business problems. [00:00:27.320] - Mustansir Saifuddin Hello, David. How are you? [00:00:37.300] - David C. Williams Must say I'm doing well. [00:00:42.460] - Mustansir Saifuddin Thank you, David. I'd like to welcome you back to my podcast, Tech-Driven Business. Today, I would like to talk about how RPA and AI is helping organizations. How does that sound to you? [00:00:59.900] - David C. Williams Wonderful. It's an exciting topic, brother. [00:01:07.610] - Mustansir Saifuddin Yeah, I know this is very near and dear to you. In our previous sessions, you had talked about at length, about RPA. I thought this will be a good segue into this conversation. [00:01:21.770] - David C. Williams Wonderful. [00:01:23.000] - Mustansir Saifuddin How is AI and RPA helping organizations increase efficiency in their operations and throughout their business in general? [00:01:34.740] - David C. Williams Well, when I think about it, RPA is, I would say all of hyper automation, but especially RPA, is one of the, if not the least, expensive way to solve a business problem with software. Artificial intelligence is the computing power we've dreamed of. When you take that type of computing power and intelligence and give it a efficient reach like RPA, you can go do a lot of cool things very quickly and it doesn't cost your arm and the leg. [00:02:17.250] - Mustansir Saifuddin I like the way you connected the two. So it seems like they are both connected at the hip in terms of how they are complementing each other. [00:02:29.080] - David C. Williams Yeah. Ai is a brain, right? And just like in a human body, a brain is great, but it can't move anything physically, right? And so you need all these extremities to go about the brain's business every day. That's how I think about AI and RPA coming together. You have the most intelligent computational brain that you could imagine or dream of with mobility of RPA that's so flexible, so ubiquitous, so applicable in so many ways that when you put the two together, it's exponential. [00:03:09.370] - Mustansir Saifuddin That is great. Let's talk about something in terms of leveraging the efficiency part, right? We talk about efficiencies in business, in our general lives, how we can do things faster, better. [00:03:25.920] - Mustansir Saifuddin When we talk about leveraging the efficiency of RPA and the capabilities of AI, what makes it beneficial to a business? Can you give some examples? Talk about that. [00:03:43.690] - David C. Williams Yeah, sure. If you think about the combination of the two things that you could do with this. Let's say you have a workforce that uses some knowledge management system. Well, every day that workforce thumbs through a virtual encyclopedia, right? They thumb through a virtual dictionary to go get information or they query it. [00:04:19.960] - David C. Williams With the advent of generative AI combined with RPA, what you could do is you could use AI to do the querying and summarization of all of that knowledge management. You can use RPA to quickly place that in so many different places to make it more accessible. Yep, we got it. We got the great brain that's going to take all of this stuff and compile it into something that's usable and easy to extract from. But how do I get it over to my field technicians, to my customer service group? How do I leverage that across several systems? Rpa and other components of hyperautomation are very prone, very likely to be the best options to go do that without having to reinvent the wheel. [00:05:18.730] - Mustansir Saifuddin That's a great example you use. That leads me into my next question about you've been doing hyper automation for quite some time, and you had some great success and gains that you saw with that implementation at AT&T. How do you see that journey evolved with the addition of AI now? [00:05:42.030] - David C. Williams Oh, man. Well, I would tell you, when it comes to things like RPA, my team does sit on the very forefront of where all that stuff is going, the way we use it, the conversations we even had with Microsoft on what they're building and enhancing and all that stuff. When I think about where it's going, though, and with AI, AI is going to take our most challenging parts of the development cycle, the most challenging parts of every business or many businesses, and it'll simplify. When I think of that, I think about a world where RPA is even more democratized, where literally any knowledge worker can use RPA. Instead of putting up PowerPoints, we can share prototypes. [00:06:45.660] - David C. Williams That is going to open up an entire universe of innovation and automation. [00:06:53.900] - Mustansir Saifuddin It seems almost like you are fast tracking a lot of things. [00:06:59.900] - David C. Williams Trying to, man. The funny thing about automation is the more you do it, the more folks want it, which is a good thing, but it is still a challenge. As we continue to grow the program, as we continue to help more of our colleagues, coworkers, customers, as more parts of the business depend on the things we create, we look for ways to continue to accelerate. There are a ton of quotes that we believe in and mantra we have on our team. One is that success is momentum over time. As we continue to... We found some success, we built some momentum. It's taking us a little bit of time as we continue to go down this path, we're going to keep driving more momentum. That is the expectation. Honestly, we're positioned for it. The more things that we build, the more we get to leverage. At one point, we were using bricks to build buildings, then we're using buildings to blocks to build cities, cities to build, etc. We're just still lead on that journey, accelerating and looking for ways to continue to accelerate. And that AI version of what I just spoke about is just one area. [00:08:16.220] - David C. Williams There's a ton of other things that we're looking at to automate so that we can accelerate everything that we're doing in that space. [00:08:24.640] - Mustansir Saifuddin That is awesome. When you think about opportunities, what opportunities do you see in this area where AI and RP are working together, the idea of creating this intelligent automation? Where do you see that going? [00:08:42.160] - David C. Williams Well, I think that at a certain point it's going to happen. For those that discover it or leverage it, priced, they will solve more complex business problems at a cheaper price, at a faster pace, and that will impact their competition and so forth and so forth. I think it's just a matter of time. These things, these operations, these big companies, whether you're talking telecom or healthcare, doesn't matter. The efficiency that they can drive helps them to be able to capitalize on the things that they do in those specific industries. Rpa is the least expensive hyperautomation is the least expensive way of solving a business problem with software. I haven't found anything cheaper. You put cognitive capabilities on top of that. That means the more complex things you can get after with the cheapest means of doing it. If you're doing that better than your competitor, look at our competitor. [00:09:57.630] - Mustansir Saifuddin Yeah, for sure. I mean, there's always this conversation about what technology is moving away from or getting a thing of the past. So when you hear people talk about who say that RPA is a thing of the past and the future is AI, what is your response to that? [00:10:19.710] - David C. Williams It's probably a laugh, a chuckle. It would be like saying, Oh, you know what? The Wright brothers have mastered human flight. We've discovered human flight. We all can fly now. There's no need for tires. No need for tires. Nobody needs tires anymore. It's impossible to even think like that. I would say the same about AI and RPA. There is no competition between the two. This is chocolate and peanut butter. They work better together. There is no competition between the two. There is no replacement of one or the other. Your brain will never replace your thumb. Never. I don't care how good of a brain you have. That thumb sure comes in handy. That's how I think about RPA is that it's not that this is the 3G and there's 4G. No, no, no, no, no. This is complementary. As long as you have one, you will want the other. That's what I think about AI and RPA. As long as you have one, you're going to want the other. If you have RPA, you want cognitive capabilities to make those automations smarter so you can automate more things. If you have AI, you want reach and you want quick reach because with AI you get quick answers. [00:11:54.510] - David C. Williams So you want quick, ubiquitous, far, far reaching reach. Rpa gives you that hyper automation gives you that. Putting up Lego blocks together in the right ways, you get exactly that. For those that say that, I guess maybe it may be a little telling, but I don't see it. [00:12:14.950] - Mustansir Saifuddin I love the example you use. That is really great. It just puts things in perspective. I think it's just like the one cannot live without the other. It's almost like a marriage made in heaven. That's awesome. [00:12:28.810] - David C. Williams It really is. I mean, when you think about just how fast AI is able to go get the most complex, sophisticated answers and responses to produce code in seconds, whole paragraphs in seconds, whole reports. When you think about that to have that level of intelligence with the an arm 8,000 miles long, you can do a lot. You can do a whole lot. And so that's, I think, the beauty of AI and RPA coming together. [00:13:10.790] - Mustansir Saifuddin That makes sense. Definitely. For sure. So I guess that takes me to my next point. Based on all that we covered today, what is that one key takeaway that you would want our listeners to leave the session today with? [00:13:29.000] - David C. Williams You got to embrace AI quickly. You got to move safely with it. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water. Rpa is still the future. Rpa still has a huge impact. I would say to many American Airlines is great for getting you from New York to Los Angeles. But if you need tacos delivered on Tuesday at 2:00 PM American Airlines is probably not the place that you want to call. There's probably better options, more suitable options. One is not better than the other. They just have different roles. That's how RPA and AI relationship are. They have different roles that are extremely complementary of each other. [00:14:23.860] - Mustansir Saifuddin I think that's a great way to put it. I like the example you use. I think it seems like a lot of times folks are thinking of one technology versus the other. The way you're explaining or you're rationalizing this whole thing is one is helping the other to be more productive, more efficient, and be more robust together as a business, as a technology that is working together to make things better. [00:14:58.570] - David C. Williams Must have said, I would tell you, brother, that one of the biggest mistakes people make in technology is they want to put all the eggs in one basket. Oh, we're going to have this one thing that's going to do all these things. You know what that's called? They did that a long time ago. It's called the Titanic. It doesn't work well that way. Even if you look at Netflix, Amazon, everything you're looking on a page, it's not just one application. There's so many applications working at once. You just see it in one user interface. And so the same way that those microservices work and they feel like one, but they're all separate is what hyper automation, what RPA is. It feels like one thing, but it's still separate. You put all these things together and you can create something magical versus trying to do this just one big, herculean, Titanic thing. And so I find that putting one and one together, if you get them close enough together, one in one is 11. You get further, faster, you get something exponential. You can skip all the other stuff. That's how I think about AI and RPA coming together. [00:16:17.120] - David C. Williams You get further, faster putting them together. [00:16:20.620] - Mustansir Saifuddin For sure. Now it's been a great session, David. And thank you for sharing your thoughts and your insights into this discussion point. I mean, definitely, there is a lot of progress that needs to be made in this field where both AI and RPA coming together, helping businesses and making our lives better. So I really appreciate your time. Thank you so much for joining our session today. [00:16:49.500] - David C. Williams Thank you. Have a great day. [00:16:58.250] - Mustansir Saifuddin Thanks for listening to Tech-driven Business brought to you by Innovative Solution Partners. David gave a great overview on the power of AI and rpa. His main takeaway: embrace AI quickly, move safely with it. 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WhatsApp is the new main street, high street, or shopping mall. Two billion consumers, twenty-four hours a day, and the app's new business API enables businesses to engage customers on that app, directly. The services we have grown to expect online, to show, to view a catalog and to talk to customer support, are what businesses should be gearing up to offer on mobile apps. Some businesses have been there for a while, some not as much. The online widget I now a chat, and the customer is expecting a response, at any time of their convenience. In this podcast, Gaurav Kachhawa, the Chief Product Officer at Gupshup, a high-scale, conversational AI platform. We learn how quickly the AI platform learns responses to 80% of expected questions, how it learns from your own corporate website and how it hands off conversations to human agents, as needed, with complete context and background. Kachhawa explains how this company's approach to automation offers what he calls “very simple steps of getting companies ready for this age of automation and AI.” Gupshup.io is the leading conversational engagement platform for marketing, commerce, and support automation. Gupshup's automation solutions enable 45,000+ brands across India, Latin America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and the United States to deliver better customer experience, and increased revenue while saving costs. Citibank, AkzoNobel, Khan Academy, Unilever, MPL, Netflix, Flipkart, and Ola are a few of its leading clients. With a single messaging API for 30+ channels across voice, text, and chat, the conversational engagement platform powers over 10 billion messages per month. Valued at $1.4 bn, the company has marquee investors such as Tiger Global, Fidelity Management and Research Co. LLC, and others on its cap table. For more details, please visit: www.gupshup.io.
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