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Hi there, I am the digital twin of Dan Smigrod, Founder and Managing Editor of the We Get Around Network Forum and host of WGAN-TV Podcast. Procore plays a pivotal role in enhancing the functionality of Matterport digital twins -- integrated with SIMLAB STAGES -- by transforming construction coordination and communication with punch list items, for example, mapped exactly where they exist in a digital twin. Let's dive into one of the biggest challenges in construction management—coordination. Whether it's tracking issues or just keeping everyone on the same page, it's a lot. Now, imagine this: you've got your Procore data—Punch Items, RFIs, project documents — all embedded right in either a Matterport or a NavVis digital twin. That's exactly what SIMLAB STAGES does. Instead of jumping between platforms and scrolling through endless lists, you're seeing these issues in real time, within the actual space they affect. For instance, let's say there's a Punch Item tied to a specific room in a building. With SIMLAB STAGES, that item isn't just a line in a spreadsheet. It's mapped to its precise location, visually, in the Matterport (or NavVis) model. You click. You see instantly. You know what's going on without guessing or piecing it together manually. This kind of spatial understanding—it's huge. It takes something that could be abstract or buried in documents and makes it clear, tangible. And that's not all. Procore documents—images, reports, supporting files — are pulled straight into SIMLAB STAGES. No switching apps. No downloading or loading files. It's right there. This seamless integration doesn't just save time. It builds a much stronger connection between team members. When everyone's looking at the exact same data, at the same time, in the same context, decision-making becomes so much faster, and more reliable. There's less back and forth. Fewer errors. The whole workflow just clicks. And that's really the game-changer here. SIMLAB STAGES isn't just tacking on Procore. It's making it an intuitive, interactive part of the way you work. Now, let's talk about how this 3D digital twin visualization capability and real-time syncing actually redefine issue tracking. It's one thing to have a list of Punch Items or RFIs — great, a list—but it's another to see those listed items mapped exactly where they exist in a digital twin. That's what SIMLAB STAGES offers. It's issue tracking on Steroids. Think about this: instead of someone reading a description and guessing, "Okay, I think this issue is in the third-floor hallway, with SIMLAB STAGES, you're literally seeing it in a 3D space. The issue isn't hypothetical anymore. It's there — visually represented: down to its precise location. And that means less confusion, fewer follow-ups, and way more efficiency. What's even cooler? When you update something in SIMLAB STAGES—let's say you resolve an RFI or assign it: boom, it's automatically synced back into Procore. And it works the other way too. That's bi-directional syncing, and it's a game-changer. Everything stays aligned. No lag. No redundant updates. No manual cross-checking. The result? Real-time communication that pulls everyone — whether they're on-site or remote — onto the same page. Whether it's your subcontractors, your project managers, or your clients, everyone's collaborating off the same, up-to-the-minute info in the exact same context. It's real-time alignment at its best. And this visibility does more than just save time; it eliminates the missteps that happen when teams are stuck trying to interpret disconnected data. You can make decisions faster because, well, everything you need is right there in front of you — clearly. No communication gaps to slow things down. So, by embedding Procore's robust data into a Matterport or NavVis interactive 3D space, SIMLAB STAGES takes issue tracking from being reactive to being proactive — which is a seismic shift in how construction teams collaborate and deliver their projects. Now, let's dig into how centralizing project documentation in SIMLAB STAGES doesn't just make your life easier — it actually helps reduce errors in a big way. Here's the thing. When you've got everything — Punch Items, RFIs, documents — all mapped visually into a 3D environment, you're removing a ton of the guesswork. You're making sure everyone's on the same page, not just metaphorically but literally. It's there in front of them, tied to the exact location in the project to help avoid confusion. The impact of this? It's not theoretical. Construction teams can cut down rework by a massive percentage. Why? Because the documentation is accurate from the start. Punch Items are not sitting in some disconnected spreadsheet; they are right there in the Matterport digital twin or in a NavVis digital twin. So, there isn't a need for back-and-forth, trying to figure out, "Wait, which wall was this issue on, again?" By embedding this process into SIMLAB STAGES and syncing it with Procore, every move can be made with well-informed and spatially precise info. No double-checking, no fixing errors caused by miscommunication. You can just look, decide, and act—all in one sweep. That's powerful. And for today's construction teams, tools like SIMLAB STAGES are becoming less of a "nice-to-have" and more of a need. It's tackling inefficiencies that have been treated as just part of the business for far too long. Imagine what this kind of clarity and precision can do not just for one site but for an entire portfolio of projects. That's next-level construction management. So, see fewer errors, stronger collaboration, and a lot less stress for everyone involved. And to me, that's the real value here. It's taking something as complex as construction project management and making it not only simpler but smarter. And that's, well, a game-changer. On that note, we're gonna wrap it up. Discover more about SIMLAB at: SIMLABinc.com and more about SIMLAB STAGES at SIM-STAGES.com. See how SIMLAB STAGES can help you reimagine your workflows today. Plus: Watch WGAN-TV Podcast episodes featuring SIMLAB by going to: www.WGAN.info/SIMLAB. And, see discussions in the We Get Around Network Forum tagged SIMLAB at: www.WeGetAroundNetwork.com/tag/SIMLAB. Plus, ask questions of the SIMLAB GPT created by Dan Smigrod at: www.WGAN.info/GPTforSIMLAB. Try this SIMLAB GPT prompt: "Top three features and benefits of using Matterport + SIMLAB STAGES + Procore." Thanks for tuning in to this episode of the WGAN Forum Podcast.

All links and images for this episode can be found on CISO Series. Check out this post by Tallis Jordan of the U.S. Army Cyber Command for the discussion that is the basis of our conversation on this week's episode co-hosted by me, David Spark, the producer of CISO Series, and Steve Zalewski. Joining us is Montez Fitzpatrick, CISO, Navvis. In this episode: Start with foundations Learning to learn Don't get hustled Building a pipeline HUGE thanks to our sponsor, Scrut Automation Scrut Automation empowers compliance and risk teams of all sizes to build enterprise-grade security programs effortlessly. With powerful automation, AI-driven efficiencies, and seamless integrations, Scrut eliminates compliance debt and enables proactive risk management—helping your business stay secure as it scales. Visit www.scrut.io to learn more or schedule a demo.

Today, we're tackling a topic that has become increasingly vital in recent years: supply chain management.  With global supply chains recently under immense pressure from disruptions, shortages, and growing complexity, the need for smarter, more efficient solutions has never been greater.  And what better way to explore this than by discussing the cutting-edge role of AI-powered supply chain management software. Mike Konrad's guest is Sebastian Schaal, the founder and CEO of Luminovo, a company at the forefront of transforming how supply chains are managed in the electronics industry. Sebastian Schaal is the founder of Luminovo, a leading software provider revolutionizing the electronics supply chain.  He holds two master's degrees—one in electrical and computer engineering from the Technical University of Munich and another from Stanford University, where he was a Fulbright scholar focusing on management and computer science.  Before founding Luminovo, Schaal gained diverse industry experience, working on AI algorithms for signal processing and computer vision at Intel and robotics companies NavVis and Magazino.  Additionally, he served as a consultant at McKinsey, advising on data strategy. Sebastian and his team are leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and future-proof supply chain operations.  In this episode, we'll explore how AI is reshaping supply chain management, the unique challenges facing the electronics industry, and what companies can do to stay ahead in an ever-changing global landscape.  This conversation is packed with insights you won't want to miss. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to learn about the innovations that are revolutionizing supply chains worldwide. 

Today, we're tackling a topic that has become increasingly vital in recent years: supply chain management. With global supply chains recently under immense pressure from disruptions, shortages, and growing complexity, the need for smarter, more efficient solutions has never been greater. And what better way to explore this than by discussing the cutting-edge role of AI-powered supply chain management software.My guest today is Sebastian Schaal, the founder and CEO of Luminovo, a company at the forefront of transforming how supply chains are managed in the electronics industry. Sebastian Schaal is the founder of Luminovo, a leading software provider revolutionizing the electronics supply chain. He holds two masters degrees—one in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Technical University of Munich and another from Stanford University, where he was a Fulbright scholar focusing on Management and Computer Science. Before founding Luminovo, Sebastian gained diverse industry experience, working on AI algorithms for signal processing and computer vision at Intel and robotics companies NavVis and Magazino. Additionally, he served as a consultant at McKinsey, advising on data strategy.Sebastian and his team are leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and future-proof supply chain operations. In this episode, we'll explore how AI is reshaping supply chain management, the unique challenges facing the electronics industry, and what companies can do to stay ahead in an ever-changing global landscape. This conversation is packed with insights you won't want to miss.So, sit back, relax, and get ready to learn about the innovations that are revolutionizing supply chains worldwide. Luminovohttps://luminovo.com

The future of healthcare isn't just about treating illness, but fundamentally reshaping how care is delivered and experienced. Join us as Emily Young from Tufts Medicine Integrated Network and Courtney Fortner from Navvis share their compelling insights on the transformative potential of value-based care. Emily delves into the importance of integrating value-based and volume-based approaches, while Courtney brings to light the inspirational story of a physician who found renewed purpose and postponed retirement thanks to the positive impact of value-based care.Strategic partnerships and collaboration between payers and providers are crucial in accelerating the shift to value-based care. Emily and Courtney explore the intricacies of this journey, emphasizing the necessity for clinical and payment transformations to work in tandem. The discussion highlights how organizations like Tufts leverage market dynamics and strategic relationships to advance in value-based care, painting a vivid picture of a healthcare system poised for long-term, meaningful improvements. Host David E. Williams is president of healthcare strategy consulting firm Health Business Group. Produced by Dafna Williams.

Join us on the latest episode, hosted by Jared S. Taylor! Our Guests: Michael Eaton, CSO at NavVis & Dr. Frank Osborn, CMO at Tufts Medicine.What you'll get out of this episode:Dr. Frank Osborn and Mike Eaton discuss the importance of value-based care in today's healthcare landscape.Tufts Medicine Integrated Network and NavVis collaborate to enhance patient care and physician engagement.The partnership aims to deliver right care at the right time, reducing hospitalizations and improving patient experiences.Emphasis on creating a supportive environment for primary care physicians to combat burnout and attract new talent.To Learn More:NavVis Website https://www.navvis.com/Tufts Website https://www.tuftsmedicine.org/Michael Eaton LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeeaton/NavVis LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/navvis/Tufts LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/tuftsmedicine/Our sponsors for this episode are:Sage Growth Partners https://www.sage-growth.com/Quantum Health https://www.quantum-health.com/Show and Host's Socials:Slice of HealthcareLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sliceofhealthcare/Jared S TaylorLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaredstaylor/WHAT IS SLICE OF HEALTHCARE?The go-to site for digital health executive/provider interviews, technology updates, and industry news. Listed to in 65+ countries.

The healthcare system is in freefall with rising costs, worse care, and frayed patient-provider relationships.Is value-based care the cure?Join us in this week's HealthBiz Brief, as Emily Young, President of Tufts Medicine, and Courtney Fortner, President and CEO of Navvis, as they detail how their partnership is expanding value-based care with an eye on improving quality, affordability, and experience.

NavVis: Digitalizing the great Indoors Maps & GPS provide a digital basis to all outdoor industries today. NavVis brings digital value creation to indoors: Ultra fast and cost efficient 3D scanning, web access to your digital building in 3D and the most advanced indoor navigation technology.

Happy New Year Geoholics!!! The guys were joined this week by Shawn Asher, Integration & Partnership Manager at Allen & Co. Trust us when we say...this guy is smart!!! Allen & Company is a technology-driven surveying, mapping and geospatial services company in Central Florida. Their teams support the needs of architecture, engineering, construction, development, commercial real estate, healthcare, resorts, theme parks, and other industrial clients across the U.S. They have a team of experts that merges traditional surveying methods with advanced technologies to provide its clients with accurate and reliable data. Something else you don't want to miss...they took an internal education opportunity and turned it into a full blown geo-experiment! They turned a scanning project into something the industry as a whole could benefit from. They made calls to see who wanted to participate. RIEGL, Exyn Technologies, Teledyne Optech, FARO Technologies, Triad Drones, Z+F USA, Emesent, BAAM.Tech, and NavVis all jumped at the opportunity to help the community. You will find 17 data sets from 9 vendors all on the same site so that you have more data to help you make an informed decision on your next purchase. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eU-dEyT3 Steve Jobs was quoted. Music by Blink-182!!  

Just ONE of the BEST days ever...Day 2 of INTERGEO 2023 "LIVE" from Berlin!!! 1:39 Michael Dutch, Team Lead at NavVis 1:39 17:04 Dr. Csaba Singer, CEO & CTO & Karo Godles, Chief Design Officer at Hybrid-Airplane Technologies GmbH 31:27 Samuel Beaupre, Geographic Information Systems Analyst at Geo-Plus 48:19 Paul Burrows, Principal Software Solutions Manager for Reality Capture #realitycaptureguy and Gian-Philipp Patri, Product Manager at Leica Geosystems  

On today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily, industry veteran Craig Samitt, MD, joins the podcast. His 30-year career has included leading Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and Dean Health System. He shares more about his new role as CEO of Surround Care's National Physician Enterprise and EVP at Navvis, as well as his thoughts on the current state of the healthcare industry.This episode first aired on March 27, 2023 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of Gist Healthcare Daily, industry veteran Craig Samitt, MD, joins the podcast. His 30-year career has included leading Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and Dean Health System. He shares more about his new role as CEO of Surround Care's National Physician Enterprise and EVP at Navvis, as well as his thoughts on the current state of the healthcare industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As expected, the folks behind the coolest SLAM-based mobile mapping system did not disappoint! The guys were joined this week by Devon Sprunk, Account Executive & Noah Eckhous, Senior Customer Success Manager from NavVis. They were kind enough to carve some time out of their busy schedules to provide us with enough SLAM related content to make our heads spin. Just some of the topics discussed (besides Taylor Swift) include defining what SLAM is and is not, accuracy vs precision (and where surveyors fit in!), reality capture & digital twins, staying up to date with the relative hardware/software advancements and of course, what makes NavVis different!! Also, stay tuned for the results of a top secret curling related project…shhhh. DR. Georg (not Greg!!) Schroth was quoted. Music by Taylor Swift (argh)!

We must start working through the physician, not around the physician. In this episode, Miles Snowden, Chief Growth Officer & Executive VP of Physician Strategies at Navvis, share their work on partnerships and models that pay physicians better and reward them for the value of the care they provide. Navis is an operating partner for stakeholders participating in value-based reimbursement arrangements. Tune in to learn from Miles' journey for value-based healthcare! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

GUESTS: Philippe Brunet, Renault Group; Felix Reinshagen, NavVis; Dr Michael Kohnhäuser, BMW GroupABOUT THIS EPISODEThis episode of Ride is brought to you in partnership with Reuters Events, and was recorded at Reuters Automotive Europe 2022 in Munich earlier this year. Ride was invited to moderate a discussion on producing cost-effective EVs, with a panel featuring:Dr Michael Kohnhäuser, Head of Innovation Management and Digitization Production Drive at BMW GroupPhilippe Brunet, Alliance SVP, Powertrain and EV Engineering at Groupe RenaultFelix Reinshagen, CEO and Co-founder of NavVisThe cost of producing an EV is currently anywhere up to 50% more than an equivalent combustion engine vehicle (read more here and here). The battery alone can account for 30% to 50% of the value of the vehicle.There are some costs which automakers cannot control, at least in the short to medium term. But what automakers can do is optimise their manufacturing processes, making them as cost-effective as possible. And that's where the factory of the future and digital manufacturing techniques come into play, as well as more immediate solutions such as digital twin technology.Groupe Renault has been working with Google since 2019 on digitizing its Industry 4.0 processes, using cloud and artificial intelligence to manage supply and demand throughout its supply chain, manufacturing, and logistics. And BMW Group has recently announced that all of its vehicle plants will be digitised using 3D laser scanning by early 2023, using scanning technology and software supplied by NavVis.During the discussion, we talked about:How to achieve production cost parity between EVs and ICEs; How to reduce time to market; The role of the battery;And what cost effective means when it comes to producing EVs.ABOUT THE SPEAKERSPhilippe Brunet: Connect with Philippe Brunet on LinkedIn hereFelix Reinshagen: Connect with Felix Reinshagen on LinkedIn here Michael Kohnhäuser: Connect with Michael Kohnhäuser on LinkedIn here  Thank you to Reuters Events for collaborating on this recording.  Learn more about Reuters Events at reutersevents.com.You can subscribe to Ride: The Urban Mobility Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Feel free to share it, like it, give it a rating, sign up to the Ride LinkedIn page, and check out our website, ridemobilitypodcast.com.

In der Mittagsfolge begrüßen wir heute Andre Kiehne, Managing Director von Wire, und sprechen mit ihm über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Series-C-Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 24 Millionen Euro. Wire hat eine sichere Kommunikationslösung entwickelt, die auf Edge Computing und einer Zero-Trust-Architektur basiert. Es wird von datenschutzorientierten Unternehmen, Organisationen und Regierungen, darunter auch fünf G7-Staaten, eingesetzt, um geschäftskritische Informationen zu schützen und eine reibungslose Zusammenarbeit zu ermöglichen. Organisationen werden so in die Lage gesetzt, die volle Kontrolle über ihre Daten zu übernehmen und digitale Werte vor Cyberangriffen und Datenschutzverletzungen zu schützen. Der Nachrichtenverkehr ist dabei vollständig Ende-zu-Ende verschlüsselt. Wire ist Open Source und der Quellcode wird auf GitHub für alle verfügbar gemacht. Das Startup wurde im Jahr 2012 von Alan Duric, Janus Friis, Jonathan Christensen und Priidu Zilmer in der Schweiz gegründet und zielte ursprünglich darauf ab, die persönliche Kommunikation und die Daten der User vor Cyberangriffen zu schützen. Durch den wachsenden Bedarf an sicherer Kommunikation innerhalb von Unternehmen verlagerte das Jungunternehmen im Jahr 2017 den Schwerpunkt auf die Bereiche Business-to-Business und Business-to-Government. Mittlerweile vertrauen derzeit nach eigenen Angaben 1.800 Kunden auf die Kommunikationslösung. Wire hat nun in einer Series-C-Finanzierungsrunde 24 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Der Risikokapitalgeber Cipio Partners und das Investmentvehikel des Skype-Mitbegründers Janus Friis namens Iconical, haben die Runde angeführt. Cipio Partners wurde im Jahr 2003 gegründet und investiert seitdem in europäische Technologieunternehmen in der Wachstumsphase. Neben der Bereitstellung von Kapital, unterstützt der VC auch bei der Strukturierung komplexer Transaktionen und bei der Schaffung von Ausstiegsmöglichkeiten für finanzielle und strategische Käufe oder öffentliche Notierungen. Zum Portfolio gehören u.a. 1-2-3.tv (Exit), Vitafy, B2X, BrainsGate, Fortemedia, La Ruche Qui Dit Oui, Launchmetrics, Microoled, NavVis, Nuki, Silicon Mobility, Speexx, Tyntec, Whisbi, Zappi und Agorapulse. Der bereits bestehende Investor UVC Partners hat sich ebenfalls an der Runde beteiligt. Mit dem frischen Kapital möchte Wire das Wachstum weiter vorantreiben. One more thing wird präsentiert von OMR Reviews – Finde die richtige Software für Dein Business. Wenn auch Du Dein Lieblingstool bewerten willst, schreibe eine Review auf OMR Reviews unter https://moin.omr.com/insider. Dafür erhältst du einen 15€ Amazon Gutschein.

Wearable technology increases worker safety, efficiency, and improves access to construction jobsites.  Needless to say, it's revolutionizing the construction industry as we know it.  In this episode, we're going to discover what wearables are, how they work, and how to implement them into your construction workflows.   To do that, we've invited three guests: - Dr. Lorenz Lachauer , Head of Solution at NavVis  - Ken Lustig , Co-Founder, SVP of Corporate and Legal Affairs at RealWear  - Niran Shrestha , Co-Founder of Kwant  We discuss: - What qualifies as a wearable in construction - Wearable tech benefits and myths - How to determine the right wearable tech for your project - Which data to collect and how to analyze it  Mentioned during the podcast: - Harnessing the Data Advantage in Construction  - Have an idea for the show? Reach out on Twitter or on LinkedIn  Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk.  Hear more episodes like this one by subscribing to Digital Builder on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , Google Play , or wherever you listen to podcasts.  Can't see the links? Just search for Digital Builder in your favorite podcast player.

Geo Week 2022 Brings the Geospatial and Built Worlds Together In-Person, Exceeds Expectations 
 Nearly 1,900 professionals gathered in-person; show floor completely sold out Denver, Colorado, Tuesday, February 15, 2022: Geospatial and built world professionals gathered last week for Geo Week, held February 6-8, 2022 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Geo Week is the coming together of former stand-alone events AEC Next Technology Expo & Conference, International Lidar Mapping Forum, and SPAR 3D Expo & Conference, and powerful partnership events including ASPRS Annual Conference, MAPPS Annual Conference and USIBD Annual Symposium. Geo Week had a sold-out exhibit hall floor featuring 140+ companies and the event brought together 1,890 verified professionals out of more than 2,100 registrants, representing 49 states and 48 countries, cementing its place as the premier event for increased integration between the built environment, advanced airborne/terrestrial technologies, and commercial 3D technologies. “The turnout was tremendous,” said Lee Corkhill, Group Director at Diversified Communications, which produces the event. “After so much time apart, it was clear that the industry was ready to connect again in person. By bringing together multiple events under one roof, the event surpassed every expectation this year and we are thrilled to be back supporting our customers and helping to advance geospatial and the built world.” Geo Week kicked off Sunday, February 6, with Product Previews, followed by two and a half days of extensive conference programming from 125+ speakers, including keynote presentations from innovators at Draper, Microsoft, USGS, Planet, EndeavorXR, NVIDIA and NASA. The keynote presentations can be accessed online here. The excitement on the expansive exhibit hall floor was palpable. Best-in-class solutions from the most influential companies were on display, allowing attendees to source the latest geospatial and built world innovations while networking with vendors and one another. Dozens of new products were introduced at Geo Week making it a true hub for innovation. Special features of the 2022 event included a Pitch the Press event, during which the latest products from NavVis, Avatour and Prostar GeoCorp were chosen from 16 presentations that were pitched rapid-fire to a panel of high-profile press representatives at Geo Week. These solutions represented the cutting edge in reality capture, collaborative work and visualization tools.

In this week's episode: Has the Biden Presidency stalled or crashed? In our cover story this week, Freddy Gray assesses the state of the Biden presidency. With steadily lowering approval ratings, a disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, and this week's failure of the Democrats to hold on to the Virginia Governorship, how much trouble is the US's oldest inaugurated president in? Freddy talks to Lara along with Emily Tamkin, the US editor of the New Statesman and co-host of the World Review Podcast.  (00:49) Also this week: Should we welcome or fear the Metaverse? Kit Wilson writes in The Spectator this week about Facebook's new venture into the Metaverse, a concept that most of us probably hadn't heard of until last week. To layout the roadmap for what our journey into this new digital reality might look like, Kit joins the podcast along with Tom Renner, a software engineer for NavVis. (12:55)     And finally: Is the idea of ‘buy now pay later' financially precarious for young people? Gus Carter has been exploring the new Swedish-born app that is blowing up with the youth: Klarna. On its face, it seems to just be a modern replacement for a credit card with some gifts thrown in, but could this ‘buy now pay later' model have some unexpected consequences for its users? Gus talks about his findings along with the author of the blog Young Money Iona Bain.  (27:33) Hosted by Lara Prendergast   Produced by Sam Holmes Subscribe to The Spectator today and get a £20 Amazon gift voucher: www.spectator.co.uk/voucher  Listen to Lara's food-based interview show, Table Talk: https://www.spectator.co.uk/tabletalk 

In this week's episode: Has the Biden Presidency stalled or crashed? In our cover story this week, Freddy Gray assesses the state of the Biden presidency. With steadily lowering approval ratings, a disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, and this week's failure of the Democrats to hold on to the Virginia Governorship, how much trouble is the US's oldest inaugurated president in? Freddy talks to Lara along with Emily Tamkin, the US editor of the New Statesman and co-host of the World Review Podcast.  (00:49) Also this week: Should we welcome or fear the Metaverse? Kit Wilson writes in The Spectator this week about Facebook's new venture into the Metaverse, a concept that most of us probably hadn't heard of until last week. To layout the roadmap for what our journey into this new digital reality might look like, Kit joins the podcast along with Tom Renner, a software engineer for NavVis. (12:55)     And finally: Is the idea of ‘buy now pay later' financially precarious for young people? Gus Carter has been exploring the new Swedish-born app that is blowing up with the youth: Klarna. On its face, it seems to just be a modern replacement for a credit card with some gifts thrown in, but could this ‘buy now pay later' model have some unexpected consequences for its users? Gus talks about his findings along with the author of the blog Young Money Iona Bain.  (27:33) Hosted by Lara Prendergast   Produced by Sam Holmes Subscribe to The Spectator today and get a £20 Amazon gift voucher: www.spectator.co.uk/voucher  Listen to Lara's food-based interview show, Table Talk: https://www.spectator.co.uk/tabletalk 

Physicians are key to driving improvements in population health as well as transforming our health system to one that is based on value.  Dr. Miles Snowden CGO & EVP at Navvis, shares his professional journey and tells us how physicians can help us transform the healthcare system. Show notes: Books: The Premonition: A Pandemic Story by Michael Lewis; The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons On Wealth, Greed & Happiness by Morgan Housel.  Podcasts:  B-Time with Beth Bierbower; A Healthy Dose; A Second Opinion.

München ist der Biotech-Hotspot in Deutschland: In der Stadt finden sich nicht nur wichtige Netzwerke und finanzstarke Investoren, sondern auch einige erfolgreiche Startups. Zudem haben laut dem Deutschen Biotechnologie-Report von EY haben 21 Prozent aller im vergangenen Jahr neu gegründeten Biotech-Startups ihren Sitz in oder um München – eine Quote, die keine andere Region in Deutschland erreicht. Und auch bei den Finanzierungen sieht es gut aus: So konnte die Branche 2020 deutschlandweit insgesamt 882 Millionen Euro Risikokapital einsammeln. Davon gingen alleine 560 Millionen Euro an das Tübinger Startup Curevac, das an einem Corona-Impfstoff arbeitet. Vom Rest fand knapp ein Fünftel seinen Weg nach München: So konnte anderem Catalym 50 Millionen Euro sichern und Tubulis erhielt 10,7 Millionen Euro. Daneben konnten noch ein paar weitere Startups Förderungen einstreichen, etwa vom EIT Health. Die Lösungen, die Startups anbieten, sind dabei sehr verschieden. Wir stellen Euch vier von Ihnen und ihre Ansätze vor: Catalym, 4Gene, Irubis und Amsilk. Außerdem werfen wir noch einen Blick auf den Venture Capital Investor MIG. Der Münchner Geldgeber hat nämlich nicht nur erst vor kurzem Amsilk Geld gegeben, sondern ist auch als Gründungsinvestor von Biontech bekannt. Mit seinen inzwischen 16 Fonds hat der VC insgesamt über 580 Millionen Euro in Deep-Tech- und Life-Science-Startups investiert. Wer in sein Portfolio blickt, findet dort zahlreiche bekannte Münchner Unternehmen wie Konux, Kewazo und Navvis. Alle im Podcast erwähnten Links findest Du übrigens im Artikel zur Folge unter https://www.munich-startup.de/73180/podcast-biotech/ ---------- Mehr Infos zur Münchner Startup-Welt findest Du natürlich regelmäßig auf unserem News-Portal: https://www.munich-startup.de/ Übrigens, je nachdem welchen Podcast-Kanal Du nutzt, freuen wir uns natürlich auch über Likes, Bewertungen, Kommentare und mehr.

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Spatial Intelligence is the human ability to visualize with the mind's eye. Reality capture technology allows us to add a digital version of the mind's eye to our maintenance process and asset management tools. Imagine a world where you can find each asset at your fingertips, ensuring all your decisions, as well as your system analytics, are based on accurate documentation. Join Emad Jooghi and Sebastian Schuster of NavVis and Conner Rivard of Fluke Reliability. They'll provide a virtual representation of how your factory floor and integration with CMMS software can result in significant time and cost savings. Register for an upcoming webinar here: https://www.accelix.com/best-practice-webinars/ (https://www.accelix.com/best-practice-webinars/) ► To learn more about Accelix visit https://bit.ly/2ncxyAx ► Follow Accelix on Facebook https://bit.ly/2nWMrae ► Follow Accelix on Instagram https://bit.ly/2mjdOL8 (https://bit.ly/2mjdOL8)

Felix Reinshagen is the cofounder and CEO of NavVis which is a global provider of indoor spatial intelligence solutions for enterprises. The company has raised over $60 million from top tier investors such as European Investment BAnk, Target Partners, BayBG, MIG, Digital+ Partners, Cumulus Ventures, and Kozo Keikaku Engineering to name a few.

Felix Reinshagen is the cofounder and CEO of NavVis which is a global provider of indoor spatial intelligence solutions for enterprises. The company has raised over $60 million from top tier investors such as European Investment BAnk, Target Partners, BayBG, MIG, Digital+ Partners, Cumulus Ventures, and Kozo Keikaku Engineering to name a few.

Navvis, a St. Louis-based population health company, and SSM Health, a nearly $8 billion health system in the Midwest, announced a holistic, data-driven, and consumer-focused partnership last year to design and operate a new value-based care delivery model. In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast, Bryce Bach, Principal in Oliver Wyman's Health & Life Sciences Practice, sat down with Mike Farris, Navvis' Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Carter Dredge, SSM Health's Chief Transformation Officer, at the Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit in Chicago to learn more about their challenges and lessons so far. Check out part 1 here: https://health.oliverwyman.com/2019/11/podcast--navvis-and-ssm-health-s-partnership-.html More From This Episode: -- [Carter] "It's a misnomer for health systems to say, 'I'm just going to wait until 60 percent of my business is in risk until I change.' The reality is, if you're any system of any material size, no one is just going to give you that much risk right out of the gate. You've got to figure out how to identify problems for specific populations and fix them." -- [Mike] "You've got to do your diligence upfront. You've got to frame the risk. If you don't move, you've got to have a path ahead where you know where the pockets of value are that you're going to go after and can create a funding pool for re-investment. So innovation becomes self-sustaining." -- [Carter] "There is a latent opportunity in the front line when it comes to our experts. They know how to do a lot of our work way better than we do. We just need to give them a forum so they can see how [our vision] translates to patients. And if we can do that, look out. I literally see a day when we will be chasing to catch up with our front line." For more information, follow us on Twitter @OWHealthEditor, read our online healthcare publication at health.oliverwyman.com, and see our guest roster: oliverwyman.com/oliverwymanhealthpodcast. Questions or comments? Email Oliver Wyman Health's Editor, jacqueline.dichiara@oliverwyman.com.

Navvis, a St. Louis-based population health company, and SSM Health, a nearly $8 billion health system in the Midwest, recently announced a holistic, data-driven, and consumer-focused partnership to design and operate a new value-based care delivery model. Mike Farris, Navvis' Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Carter Dredge, SSM Health's Chief Transformation Officer, discuss how this partnership started, what they're committed to tackling next, and why new business models are required to engender sustainable and transformational change. They’ll also discuss the six pillars essential for transformation and advice for executives looking to collaborate and transform in similar ways. Part 2 of this show, to be released in coming months, will offer a detailed look at their transformation agenda. For more information, follow us on Twitter @OWHealthEditor, read our online healthcare publication at health.oliverwyman.com, and see our guest roster: oliverwyman.com/oliverwymanhealthpodcast. Questions or comments? Email Oliver Wyman Health's Editor, jacqueline.dichiara@oliverwyman.com.

Hawaii. A vacation destination known for its vibrant beaches, world-class surfing, and now a population health partnership to redefine healthcare innovation. In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast, Jacqueline DiChiara, Oliver Wyman Health's Podcast Producer and Editor, caught up with Dr. Stuart Baker, Executive Officer and President of Navvis, and Mike Stollar, President and CEO of the Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA), at the last Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit in Dallas to discuss Navvis and HMSA's collaboration to improve the health of the people of Hawaii. For more information on our podcast, follow us on Twitter @OWHealthEditor, visit our online healthcare publication at health.oliverwyman.com, see our article on this HMSA/Navvis partnership at https://health.oliverwyman.com/2019/03/podcast--hawaii-s-health-transformation.html, and see our full guest roster at https://www.oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/industries/health-life-sciences/oliver-wyman-health-podcasts.html. Questions or comments? Email Oliver Wyman Health's Editor, jacqueline.dichiara@oliverwyman.com.

Dr. David B. Nash, Dean, Jefferson College of Population Health, and Dr. Stuart Baker, Executive Officer and President, Navvis, discuss the next wave of population health management programs. David and Stuart talk about their new joint professorship devoted to advancing population health management. For more information on our podcast, follow us on Twitter @OWHealthEditor, visit our online healthcare publication at health.oliverwyman.com, and see our full guest roster at https://www.oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/industries/health-life-sciences/oliver-wyman-health-podcasts.html. Questions or comments? Email Oliver Wyman Health's Editor, jacqueline.dichiara@oliverwyman.com.

In this episode of Startup DNA, I interview Felix Reinshagen who is co-founder and CEO of NavVis --- probably one of the most innovative IoT startups worldwide. Felix walks us through their founding story, how they've raised money from VCs, and we talk extensively about innovation in startups and corporates. A must-listen for anybody interested in creating cutting-edge innovations that customers love.

In Folge 045 erzählt dir Dr. Felix Reinshagen wie sie es schaffen die indoor Navigation zu revolutionieren, ganze Gebäude zu digitalisieren und in kurzer Zeit mit ca. 100 Mitarbeitern ihre Hard- und Software in mehr als 20 Ländern vertreiben. Er erzählt wie sie ihre Idee aus dem GPS Lab von Stanford weiterentwickelt haben und nach weiterer Forschung an der TU München schließlich marktreif gekriegt haben.    Show Notes: 00:37 - Vorstellung von Dr. Felix Reinshagen und NavVis 02:11 - Die Herausforderungen von Indoor Navigation 05:34 - Was sie dazu befähigt mit NavVis die indoor Navigation zu revolutionieren 10:55 - Über ihr Geschäftsmodell 14:29 - Wie sie herausgefunden haben welche Anwendungsfälle es für ihre Technologie gibt 21:49 - Wie sie schnell evaluieren welche Projekte für sie interessant sind 24:28 - Welche Art von Kunden sie haben 26:26 - Wie sie ihren Vertrieb anfangs gemacht haben und wie ihr Vertriebsprozess jetzt aussieht 34:07 - Mehr Infos zu NavVis 35:12 - Was Felix anders machen würde, wenn er nochmal neu starten könnte 36:21 - Felix Startup Curriculum für angehende Gründer 38:33 - Felix Buchempfehlung für die Zuhörer 40:00 - NavVis Tool Setup 42:33 - Felix letzter Tipp für die Zuhörer   Mehr Infos: NavVis Webseite   Buchempfehlung: Ben Horowitz: The hard things about hard things   Tool Setup: CRM: vtiger