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2 episodes with network strategy
2 episodes with network strategy
“Manufacturing network strategy is about connecting the dots and seeing the interconnectivity between different brands,” explains Daniel Hurni, Director of Manufacturing Network Strategy and Business Intelligence at Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS). Daniel Hurni brings years of life sciences expertise to his role at BMS, where he is responsible for shaping overarching manufacturing network strategies across small molecules, biologics, and cell and gene therapy business units. His experience spans technical transfer projects, incident management, and long-term strategic planning. In a the latest episode of the PharmaSource podcast, Daniel shared invaluable insights into the complexities of developing and implementing an effective manufacturing network strategy in the pharmaceutical industry. He explains why a robust long-term manufacturing network strategy is crucial for optimizing costs, improving margins, and ensuring supply chain resilience in an increasingly complex global landscape. Read the full article
This week, GAINS' Jeff Metersky joins the series to dive into their innovative supply chain design product, whilst covering several crucial topics, including the current state of supply chains and the need for a radical shift in thinking to address modern challenges. Throughout, he emphasizes the importance of integrating design and planning processes, moving beyond traditional concepts and terminologies, and adopting a cohesive approach to supply chain management. Together, we touch on the necessity of embracing new technologies and methodologies to tackle contemporary supply chain challenges. Come join us as we discuss the Future of Supply Chain.
Meet Heiko Schmidt, VP of Network Strategy and Monetization at Mercedes-Benz High-Power Charging North America. Heiko discusses why Mercedes Benz decided it was necessary to invest in a fast-charging network, the relationship with Ionna (the coalition of auto manufacturers building a high-powered network), and the key qualities that a Mercedes network will bring to consumers in North America.
If you've ever wondered what it'd be like to run Operations at a virtual services startup at the start of Covid, look no further than Maven Clinic's Vice President of Network Strategy & Operations, Jamie Meyerson (named TIME's list of the 100 Most Influential Companies in 2023).Launching an expedited application for Covid priority physicians, developing in-app Provider resource for clinical guidelines and Covid triage support, operationalizing clinical guidelines through revamped provider communications and training. Those are just a few of the projects Jamie spearheaded in her first six months at Maven.And while that might be an extreme example, she's well aware that the reality of start-ups means roles, expectations, and environments change quickly. In the latest episode of Change Enablers, Jamie and Ken cover:• Growth strategy, business development, and scaling virtual healthcare services• Taking a decentralized Operations approach when she first joined Maven • The inflection points to start centralizing and specializing her team• Shifting from serving providers to scaling and enabling member-facing teams• Scaling her team one role at a time• How she used documentation during the company's different tipping points Where to find Jamie Meyerson:• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamiemeyerson/• Maven Clinic: https://www.mavenclinic.com/Where to find your host, Ken: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenbabcock/• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/bigredbabz• Change Enablers, a community by Tango: https://www.tango.us/change-enablers-communityLike what you heard? Subscribe, leave us a review, and let us know who in Operations and Enablement should be our next guest.
Leaders from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Highmark and Quest Analytics discuss the importance of a network provider strategy for health plans. To stay competitive and meet the evolving needs of their members, health plans are examining and reimagining their provider strategies. By focusing on areas such as compliance, network adequacy, data integrity, and performance metrics, plans are redefining their own roles and enhancing quality and affordability for their members. Panelists include: Steve Anderson, Vice President, Hospital Contracting & Network Administration, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Jim Brown, Vice President, Western Pennsylvania Operations and Strategic Priorities, Highmark Health Steve Levin, CEO, Quest Analytics Bios: https://www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com/events/differentiating-your-health-plan-reimagining-your-provider-network-strategy/ Quest Analytics sponsors this episode Quest Analytics' software platform empowers you to analyze, expertly manage meticulously, and impeccably report on your provider network‘s adequacy and the provider data accuracy across your entire organization and all lines of business. You can trust them! CMS does, and they are among eight of the nation's largest health plans that leverage its software and services, not to mention multiple state regulatory agencies and many of the nation's leading health systems and provider groups. They manage, measure and monitor health plan network performance so that together, we can elevate the health of communities nationwide. They also enable health plans to differentiate their position in the marketplace through a vastly superior provider network. My words, not theirs, and I know I am simplifying things a bit …but think of them as the Kayak for physician quality and accessibility data. For more information, please visit the Quest Analytics website at http://www.questanalytics.com./ Connect with us on social media: Facebook: facebook.com/brightspotshc Instagram: instagram.com/brightspotshc LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/shared-purpose-connect Twitter: twitter.com/BrightSpotsinHC TikTok: tiktok.com/@brightspotshc
In the latest episode of the Enterprise Sales Development Podcast, we were privileged to have Scott Leese as our guest, a seasoned sales consultant known for his expertise in networking and relationship-building within the sales industry. Scott emphasized the undeniable power of personal connections, networks, and the strategic importance of a "go to network" approach. He shared that in today's dynamic sales landscape, having a robust network can be the key to unlocking unprecedented opportunities and ensuring one's presence in influential decision-making circles. The discussion revolved around the art of networking, with Scott providing insights into how professionals can effectively build and leverage their connections. He stressed the significance of immersing oneself in communities where key buying decisions are made, ensuring that sales professionals are not just observers but active participants in these pivotal discussions. While the episode touched on the potential impact of AI and technological innovations, the central theme remained clear: in the world of sales, genuine relationships and trust built through networking often hold more sway than any other factor. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN Importance of networking in sales Potential Impact of AI in Sales Benefits of networking QUOTES “I don't see how cold calling is gonna work. Long term. People don't use e-mail the same way they used to. So I don't see how cold emailing prospects is gonna work long term” - Scott Leese [2:55] “The best way to stand out is to prove your authenticity and sincerity as a human being.” - Scott Leese [14:49] “Just track network growth as a KPI.” - Scott Leese [21:35] “Networks take time to build. So you better start building it today.” - Scott Leese [33:01] TIMESTAMPS [0:00] - Meet Scott Leese [5:21] - AI Sales Scripts [8:15] - Impact of AI on Sales Jobs [14:14] - Importance of Personal Connections [17:05] - Go-to-Network Strategy [21:58] - Referral and Affiliate Fee System [24:20] - Trust in Referrals [25:54] - Benefits of Network-Based Sales [27:33] - Importance of Networking [36:40] - Connect with Scott CONNECT Scott's LinkedIn CIENCE on LinkedIn CIENCE on Facebook CIENCE on Twitter CIENCE on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This episode of Over the Edge features an interview between Matt Trifiro and Mike Conlow, Director of Network Strategy at Cloudflare. Mike started his career in political technology and was the deputy CTO for Obama for America, later joining Cloudflare in 2021. Matt and Mike discuss the future of the internet, closing the digital divide, and the work that Mike is doing at Cloudlflare to build a faster, more resilient internet. They also get into why there is a lack of wired broadband competition and network security solutions.Key Quotes:“Once you have a very complete edge network globally, all of a sudden running that logic about what is attack traffic and what is not, we can deliver that in a very performant way from our edge network. And we don't need to have a whole bunch of very expensive, very, very fancy on-premise boxes doing that work. We can do it with computing power on our edge.”“We should make part of the story about 5G and about edge computing just the whole internet is going to get a lot faster to the point where it should feel mostly instantaneous.”“12 million people in the United States don't have access to adequate internet, meaning that they don't have a wire outside of their house or a wireless way to connect to really good internet.”---------Show Timestamps:(02:00) How Mike got started in tech (04:13) Mike's current role at Cloudflare (05:04) The range of services at Cloudflare (07:36) Defining SASE(08:35) The Cloudflare network (16:12) How Mike thinks about edge(25:00) The future of faster internet(30:00) The digital divide (34:00) Why is there a lack of wired broadband competition?(39:00) What should we do to improve the internet?(44:43) Magic Transit and denial of service protection(47:41) What Mike is excited about in the future--------Sponsor:Over the Edge is brought to you by Dell Technologies to unlock the potential of your infrastructure with edge solutions. From hardware and software to data and operations, across your entire multi-cloud environment, we're here to help you simplify your edge so you can generate more value. Learn more by visiting DellTechnologies.com/SimplifyYourEdge for more information or click on the link in the show notes.--------Links:Follow Matt on LinkedInConnect with Mike on LinkedInConnect with Mike on Twitter
In this episode, Senior Manager: Business Development & Strategy at Rainbow Sports Global, Reda Laraichi, joins Jabu to discuss sport business management academia, the development of the African Football Data Centre platform, Rainbow's multi-club expansion plans in undervalued markets like Sudan, and his advice to international sports organisations and investors considering in African sport investment opportunities. -------------------
Zack Caplan, VP of Provider Network & Strategy at Stellar Health, joins Jake Howell and Pam Divack. He provides an overview of Stellar Health and their work in value-based care, how Stellar Health leverages data and analytics to provide recommendations to primary care physicians, and the big trends and questions that will shape the future of VBC. The Healthcare Community at Kellogg is always looking to collaborate with industry leaders. To learn more about Healthscape or the Kellogg Healthcare Club, please contact Pam Divack. To learn about the Kellogg Business of Healthcare Conference, please contact Jake Howell.
Leaders debate Live at TransCityRail South, 28 September 2022 The current control period benefited from £40billion for rail capital projects seeing HS2 run at £22.8billion up to 2025. A further £17.5billion in capital funding has been issued for renewals, upgrades, and enhancements, whilst the London Underground alone spends around £1billion on renewals and new capital investment annually delivering a customer-focused railway for passengers and freight.During this session, the supply chain gets to understand where these £billions are being spent and gets to learn of the innovation needed.Hosted by Helen FosperoSpeakers Include:Tim Walden, Capital Delivery Director Southern Region, Network RailRichard Moody, Head of Strategic Planning (Freight & Network Strategy), Network RailKevin McNally, Head of Asset Investment – Rail & Sponsored Services | Engineering & Asset Strategy, Transport for London
Warrick Lodge, General Manager of Network Strategy At REX Airlines
Once upon a time, a student that hated the school system made his mission to change it. Today he is going strong at it, and he is telling us how and his vision for 2030.Inspired by one of his articles, we invited Michael Yates, Co-Founder of Guide, Keynote Speaker & Education Consultant.“What was school like for you? I hated school. I hated the desks in rows, the standardized testing, and the awful cafeteria food. More than anything, I could not stand the vast amounts of time I felt I was wasting by learning things that held no relevance to my adult life. As a student, I dreamed of doing school a different way. I now spend almost every day working to disrupt and change the system that I believe failed me and so many other students. I talk, write and dream so much about the future of learning, education, and schools. Here is what I think school could look like in 2030.”Join us for this passionate conversation about what school should and should not be. _____________________________GuestMichael YatesSenior Managing Director of Network Strategy at the TFA Reinvention Lab, powered by Teach For AmericaOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-yates/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/justmikeyatesOn TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@justmikeyatesOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDbw_YMuH_rSPU5hxXPOFg_____________________________This Episode's SponsorsBlue Lava: https://itspm.ag/blue-lava-w2qsNintex: https://itspm.ag/itspntweb_____________________________ResourcesInspiring post on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/heres-what-school-could-look-like-2030-mike-yates/More about Mike Yates: https://www.yatesmike.com/home_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signals_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signalsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?
Once upon a time, a student that hated the school system made his mission to change it. Today he is going strong at it, and he is telling us how and his vision for 2030.Inspired by one of his articles, we invited Michael Yates, Co-Founder of Guide, Keynote Speaker & Education Consultant.“What was school like for you? I hated school. I hated the desks in rows, the standardized testing, and the awful cafeteria food. More than anything, I could not stand the vast amounts of time I felt I was wasting by learning things that held no relevance to my adult life. As a student, I dreamed of doing school a different way. I now spend almost every day working to disrupt and change the system that I believe failed me and so many other students. I talk, write and dream so much about the future of learning, education, and schools. Here is what I think school could look like in 2030.”Join us for this passionate conversation about what school should and should not be. _____________________________GuestMichael YatesSenior Managing Director of Network Strategy at the TFA Reinvention Lab, powered by Teach For AmericaOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-yates/On Twitter | https://twitter.com/justmikeyatesOn TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@justmikeyatesOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDbw_YMuH_rSPU5hxXPOFg_____________________________This Episode's SponsorsBlue Lava: https://itspm.ag/blue-lava-w2qsNintex: https://itspm.ag/itspntweb_____________________________ResourcesInspiring post on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/heres-what-school-could-look-like-2030-mike-yates/More about Mike Yates: https://www.yatesmike.com/home_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signals_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signalsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?
In this episode of Talking Property, we uncover the latest in occupier and landlord initiatives in retail real estate, across topics from emissions and waste management, community engagement initiatives and employee diversity.Hosted by Sameer Chopra, Head of Research, Pacific & ESG, Asia Pacific at CBRE sits down with Alicia Maynard, General Manager of Sustainability & Technical Services at ISPT, Melissa Schulz, General Manager of Sustainability at QIC GRE, and Michael Hobday, head of Network Strategy & Portfolio Optimization at 7-Eleven Australia.
Ilse describes a good social networking strategy like have the power of the Infinity Gauntlet. A good one to listen to if you want to get out there and get your work seen and have people knocking on your door…uh, inbox!
Overview In this episode, I got to chat with the always extraordinary, remarkable, fantastic, and always genuine Mike Yates, Founder and Podcast Host, Schoolish. We talk about all things education, Mike's amazing journey, and why education needs to change. This is one of the episodes that is special. You will hang on Mike's every word and feel truly get out there and make a change! You need to check out Schoolish and connect with Mike on LinkedIn. More about Mike Yates In his own words… I work to reinvent the school system. Every single day. That is what gets me up in the morning. I am the Senior Managing Director of Network Strategy at the TFA Reinvention Lab, powered by Teach For America. I'm looking to find, connect and add value to people doing the real work of school reinvention. In other words, I am trying to build an ecosystem of innovation in education. I am trying to build the next set of innovations that changes TFA for the next 30-50 years. When I am not working in the lab I coach public speakers, advise education startups, and host a podcast called Schoolish. I have a newsletter called Schoolish: The Newsletter where I am covering all things future of learning and teaching educators to pivot. Each morning when my four children wake up I look my "why" in the face. Each of them is a reminder that this system of education in the US must change to support all kinds of learners with a fire in their eyes and curiosity bubbling around in their minds. Please connect with me and let's work together. Connect with Mike on LinkedIn (now!!) Connect with the host: Holly Owens EdUp EdTech - We make EdTech Your Business! Thanks for tuning in! Thanks for joining us on today's episode of EdUp EdTech! If you enjoyed today's episode, please head over to our website and leave us a rate and review to help us reach even more amazing audience members like you. Don't forget to check out our website, visit us on LinkedIn, or hang out with us on Facebook or Instagram to stay up-to-date on the latest EdTech happenings.
"Creating a recipe for disruption ... " our upcoming guest, Antoine Durieux, EVP of Retail & Network Strategy at Salsify, has an amazing background, having founded Alkemics in his 20s, creating a collaboration data & analytics platform for global brands and retailers to sell on the digital shelf. Check out the latest FMCG Guys episode here, as Antoine shares his leadership story and covers an emerging disruptive trend in retail - quick commerce. This new digitally-native channel, which delivers groceries in incredibly short amounts of time, has scaled rapidly across Europe. Some of the topics of this discussion include: Antoine's journey from founding Alkemics to joining forces with Salsify The biggest opportunities in FMCG right now How q-commerce benefits consumers, brands and retailers Top FMCG categories and key occasions at play The 3 key imperatives for FMCG brands to win in q-commerce How Salsify helps its clients thrive in this new reality
"We're expected to double our size over the next 3 to 5 years, from $3b to $6b. To be able to sustain that growth in that short period of time, we have to have a stable foundation.” Coming from a Chemical Engineering background, Tom Thomas now leads a unified and standardized supply chain at Albemarle. In this episode, he shares the intricacies of his role, his journey with SAP, and some personal anecdotes, such as when he explained what supply chain is to his six-year-old daughter.
This episode features John Neil, Chief Physician Executive Network Strategy Officer at HonorHealth. Here, he discusses his pride in the HonorHealth System, how his thoughts around competition and strategy are evolving, and more.
Nadia Benabdallah è Group Network Strategy and Engineering Director del Gruppo Vodafone.Nata ad Algeri; laurea e master in ingegneria elettronica alla George Washington University; parla italiano, arabo, inglese, spagnolo, francese. Sposata, con due figli, ama le passeggiate in montagna.
This episode features John Neil, Chief Physician Executive Network Strategy Officer at HonorHealth. Here, he discusses his pride in the HonorHealth System, how his thoughts around competition and strategy are evolving, and more.
Cyndi Buckley created the OYO Academy after 20+ years as a media executive balancing home and work. Her last role was President of Network Strategy and E! News after spending 12 years at the company. The OYO Academy helps young adults learn the life skills they need to go on their own for the first time. Their goal is for students to gain the knowledge and confidence they will need to succeed. As a wife of nearly 20 years and a mom to two great kids, Cyndi understands how busy their lives are and has seen the helicopter parent impact on this generation. Cyndi's goal is to teach lessons young adults will use daily and give them the confidence to handle challenges that may come up as they navigate life independently. Join us on The Mompreneur Model on July 29th at 1pmET/10amPT and then in podcast. Connect with Cyndi at TheOYOAcademy.com and @TheOYOAcademy on Facebook and Instagram. Thanks to our sponsors at Altwell.com [25% off 1st order w/code altwellmom] and StadiumBags.com. We continue to shine the light on No Such Thing as a Bully and thank Smith Sisters Bluegrass for our theme song, She is You. Connect with Word of Mom on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and email us at info.wordofmomradio@gmail.com for more info. Word of Mom Radio - sharing the wisdom of women, in business and in life.
Guest: James Marland – Global Vice President, SAP Intelligent Enterprise & Business Network Host: Akshi Mohla – Senior Business Development Specialist, SAP S/4HANA Solution Management and GTM Storytelling is an intrinsic part of the human experience, dating back thousands of years. Much of history as we know it is due largely to stories being passed down through generations. There is nothing quite as compelling as a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. So how does this translate to the presentation space? We will learn in today's “storytelling special” episode of SAP Experts Podcast. As always, my name Akshi Mohla, and I am a Senior Business Development Specialist at SAP S/4HANA Solution Management and Go-to-market; and you're listening to SAP Experts Podcast. My guest today is none other than, the Chief Storyteller himself – James Marland. James is a Global Vice President in the Centre of Excellence for Procurement at SAP. After being first exposed to procurement as a consultant at SAP he moved to the newly formed Ariba in 1998. With the acquisition of Ariba in 2012, he ended up back at SAP as a Vice-President of Network Strategy, uniquely with experience of procurement from both companies. In his current role he meets with procurement professionals to work with them on building the business case for SAP solutions. With the unofficial title of "Chief Storyteller" he tries to make a storyteller out of everyone through Social Media, new hire onboarding and mentoring. You'll see him passionately preaching the procurement story of SAP to each new hire through his preferred medium of a whiteboard. He also contributes to the SAP story on social media, blogs and at events. Just don't expect to see him using PowerPoint! More on that on this episode of the SAP Experts Podcast. Follow Akshi: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshimohla/ Follow James: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmarland/ James' Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesmarland?lang=en Please like, share and subscribe! Share feedback or ask your questions at akshi.mohla@sap.com.
In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we talk about the progress made in implementing Cell C's new network strategy. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Schalk Visser, chief technology officer at Cell C, together with Simo Mkhize, the mobile operator's chief commercial officer. The discussion focuses on why is Cell C decommissioning their radio access network; clarity around Cell C's network structure versus that of an MVNO; the future of Cell C's network, roaming on MTN and Vodacom; thoughts around the current spectrum allocation impasse; infrastructure sharing as a model for doing business as a telco of the future; and how Covid-19 has changed the telecoms sector.
In this week's IPv6 Buzz podcast, we explore IPv6 in the data center with guest Jeff Tantsura. Jeff is formerly head of Network Strategy with Juniper/Apstra, and now with Microsoft Azure. We explore IPv6 use cases in the data center, reasons for and challenges of assigning a /64 per host, leveraging IPv6 flow labels to improve data center fabric performance, and more.
In this week's IPv6 Buzz podcast, we explore IPv6 in the data center with guest Jeff Tantsura. Jeff is formerly head of Network Strategy with Juniper/Apstra, and now with Microsoft Azure. We explore IPv6 use cases in the data center, reasons for and challenges of assigning a /64 per host, leveraging IPv6 flow labels to improve data center fabric performance, and more.
The COVID-19 pandemic changed how consumers access care and brought health care payers and providers together to better enable providers to care for patients when they needed it most. Angie Meoli, Senior Vice President of Network Strategy and Provider Experience at Aetna, a CVS Health company, talks about some of the trends that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue after the pandemic ends. Angela (Angie) Meoli is Senior Vice President, Head of Network Strategy and Provider Experience at Aetna, a CVS Health company. She leads network strategy and management, including strategic initiatives for achieving growth, affordability, product and local market objectives, for all medical and specialty lines of business. Ms. Meoli also oversees Aetna's provider services organization with a focus on continuously improving the provider experience. Previously, Ms. Meoli was Aetna's local market president for the Mid-Atlantic Territory, where she was responsible for approximately two million members and more than $8.6 billion in revenue. She led local market strategy and oversaw sales, network development and P&L operations for commercial, specialty and government businesses. Ms. Meoli joined Aetna in 2013, through its acquisition of Coventry Health Care, as the local market president of Georgia and the Gulf States. As market president, she led a combined team in the Georgia market through integration and migration, resulting in a combined book of business of more than 400,000 lives. While at Coventry, Ms. Meoli served as Chief Operating Officer of Coventry Health Care of Georgia, Inc. and Chief Financial Officer of Coventry Health Care of LA, Inc. Prior to joining Coventry in 2004, she worked in employee benefits for The Home Depot and finance for PROMINA Health System, a provider-led HMO. Ms. Meoli serves on the Aetna Enterprise Leadership Development Advisory Board and the Women's Leadership Advisory Board. In addition, she is an executive sponsor of CVS Health's military colleague resource group, BRAVE. Ms. Meoli serves on the Board of Directors of the Health Care Transformation Task Force and Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare. She is the National Chairperson for the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement, a member of the Advisory Board for the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (HBA) Philadelphia and a member of the POWER of Professional Women in Philadelphia. Ms. Meoli holds a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science from Pennsylvania State University. In 2018, she received the Philadelphia Business Journal's Women of Distinction Award, which recognizes dynamic women in the Philadelphia area who inspire growth and development. She enjoys spending personal time running, swimming, gardening and cooking with her husband and daughter. #COVID19
In this week's IPv6 Buzz podcast, we explore IPv6 in the data center with guest Jeff Tantsura. Jeff is formerly head of Network Strategy with Juniper/Apstra, and now with Microsoft Azure. We explore IPv6 use cases in the data center, reasons for and challenges of assigning a /64 per host, leveraging IPv6 flow labels to improve data center fabric performance, and more. The post IPv6 Buzz 079: IPv6 In The Data Center appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this week's IPv6 Buzz podcast, we explore IPv6 in the data center with guest Jeff Tantsura. Jeff is formerly head of Network Strategy with Juniper/Apstra, and now with Microsoft Azure. We explore IPv6 use cases in the data center, reasons for and challenges of assigning a /64 per host, leveraging IPv6 flow labels to improve data center fabric performance, and more. The post IPv6 Buzz 079: IPv6 In The Data Center appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this episode, we speak to Damien Hawke, Director of Future Networks, Safety and Network Strategy at Cadent where we discuss some of the technical, operational, and safety issues that need to be taken into consideration when blending hydrogen into the gas grid.
In today's episode, Gabe breaks down the best network strategy he uses and he has seen others use as well. Enjoy.
This episode features Dr. John Neil, Executive Vice President & Chief Physician Executive and Network Strategy Officer at HonorHealth. Here, he discusses his best advice for emerging healthcare leaders, his top priorities for the rest of the year, and more.
Tim Parker, Senior Vice-President of Network Strategy at Flexential, joins the program to discuss some of their exciting growth opportunities, and how the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating the need for global connectivity solutions. Discover why Flexential partners with Windstream, and how they leverage that partnership to provide high-quality connectivity solutions for customers. Discover the importance of route diversity, and how Windstream's National Converged Optical Network (NCON) will help meet growing network demand.
In a change to the announced schedule, Episode 27 of #RailNatter is going to be a marathon page turn of Network Rail’s freshly published Traction Decarbonisation Network Strategy – a.k.a. The Electrification Map Report! Join us LIVE as we flick … Continue reading →
The global colocation market is expected to double by 2024 and interconnection is one big reason. Interconnection services enable businesses to exchange data with each other at extremely high speed and low cost using direct connections instead of public networks. Customers can also use the services to connect to multiple cloud providers and to leverage the most cost-effective carrier networks. Accessing the cloud via dedicated connections within a colocation facility can cut bandwidth costs by 60% compared to using the public Internet. Interconnection has grown in importance as the average enterprise has grown to use 2.3 infrastructure-as-a-service providers and two platform-as-a-service providers while nearly tripling the use of cloud applications over a three-year period. Nearly every colocation provider offers interconnection services, but the scope and terms vary widely. It’s important for customers to look for partners that offer them the greatest degree of choice with the lowest overhead cost. This podcast outlines the factors that should go into choosing a colocation interconnection partner and the growing range of services that are available. Guest: Frank Scalzo, General Manager of Network Strategy and Services, Iron Mountain
Welcome to the Career Brand Story, a podcast that provides expert career coaching every week! If you'd like more information about who we are and what we do, you can follow along on our socials on Instagram (@jeremyttudor), Facebook (@jeremyttudor), LinkedIn (@jeremytudor), and TikTok (@jeremytudor). You can find our producer Jebb Graff at jebbgraff.com and on Instagram @jebbgraff. You can find our Thank You Email Template PDF and all of our free resources on our website at jeremytudor.com. Click on the COVID-19 banner at the top of the home page! Keep thriving! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Lorna Millington, Future Networks Manager in the Safety and Network Strategy team at Cadent. On the show we discuss the role that Cadent and other gas distribution network operators (GDNOs) are playing in supporting the transition towards a low (and eventually zero) carbon gas grid, through the use of hydrogen. The potential for hydrogen to support decarbonisation of heat through the gas network is one of the most exciting emerging themes for countries that have large existing gas networks and who are looking to repurpose those assets towards national net zero objectives. As a leader on hydrogen into the gas grid projects, Cadent offer a wealth of knowledge around the potential opportunities and considerations for displacing natural gas with hydrogen over time. And given the chance to reduce up to 6 million tonnes of CO2 a year through using more hydrogen in the gas grid, this is a show you won’t want to miss! All this and more on the show! Cadent’s technical reports on HyNet and hydrogen from CCSBlending green hydrogen into the private gas grid at Keel through HyDeployPlans to convert entire cities and regions to 100% hydrogen through the H21 projectCadent see hydrogen in the gas network as a mechanism to support hydrogen mobility infrastructure deployments
In this episode, Nate Kelly, Cerner vice president and health network general manager, talks to Mike Seda, senior director of the Health Alliance at the Tiger Institute for Health Innovation in Columbia, Missouri. Read the show notes: https://www.cerner.com/blog/improving-patient-care-with-a-connected-health-network-strategy
While many out-of-network (OON) providers charge reasonable prices for their services, insurers must also cope with excessive OON charges, which undermine members’ financial security and fuel rising healthcare costs. What percentage of these claims should be paid, and how can insurers better protect their members from debilitating balances? On today's show, Marcus James, Senior Vice President of Claims and Membership for Arkansas BlueCross BlueShield, joins Nanci Ziegler, Vice President of Strategic Clients at Change Healthcare, to discuss what goes into developing a successful OON strategy, how a comprehensive approach can benefit members and providers, and why payers should take a hard look at their current OON approach. Here's what they covered: Non-par providers and what defines an out-of-network claim (01:18) Two growing problems: surprise balance billing and ER pricing at walk-in clinics (02:23) Why balance billing vs. paid-in-full OON claims is a lose/lose proposition (03:53) The impact of an OON strategy on combating excessive OON claims billings (05:26) Arizona BlueCross BlueShield conditions for out-of-area OON rate negotiations (06:49) What's an Integrated Repricing Network, and how much of the country can it cover? (09:00) Protecting members by preventing balance billing on 20-25% of OON claims (10:23) How to give faster reimbursement and other benefits to OON providers (11:55) Where an OON strategy becomes a value-added service for employer groups (13:07) Payment integrity innovations to reduce provider abrasion (14:10) Episode Resources Marcus James' bio Nanci Ziegler's bio Unraveling Out-of-Network Surprise Medical Bill Legislation Integrated Repricing Network Payment Accuracy Solutions Show Resources SUBSCRIBE to the podcast using any podcatcher or RSS reader Download the audio and listen offline Get the iOS app Get the Android app Suggest or become a guest Contact Change Healthcare
A proven way how you can grow your business fast, actually exponentially. Steve Gordon, bestselling author, founder of The Unstoppable CEO™, host of The Unstoppable CEO™ Podcast, author of over 400 articles on marketing for service businesses...
A proven way how you can grow your business fast, actually exponentially. Steve Gordon, bestselling author, founder of The Unstoppable CEO™, host of The Unstoppable CEO™ Podcast, author of over 400 articles on marketing for service businesses shares his strategy.
We continue the conversation of Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) in the second part of our series. Factors such as poverty, unstable housing, environment, lifestyle, and education continue to affect the day-to-day delivery of care of patients. Accounting for these factors and capturing data on them can improve care delivery and care equity.1 In Part Two of the SDoH Series, hear from: Bill Maroon, Director of Business Development & Innovation for Resources for Human Development (RHD), a national human services non-profit with programs across the entire mental health space. Deb Adler, Senior Associate at OPEN MINDS and former Senior Vice President of Network Strategy with Optum. Mr. Maroon will provide the provider organization perspective and discuss how RHD was able to: • Achieve measurable consumer improvements in quality and health care cost savings • Address how SDoH were used as a vehicle to launch value-based reimbursement models (e.g. risk-sharing, pay-for-performance). Ms. Adler will discuss the American Medical Association’s efforts to develop CPT codes for SDoH in coordination with UnitedHealthcare, which represents a large scale movement to implement consistent collection and reporting for SDoH. Join PsychU and hear more about prospective health plan utilization of initiatives to address SDoH. This snapshot is supported by findings of a recent survey of 1,200+ payer organizations. The full report, A Population Health Manager’s Reference Guide On The U.S. Behavioral Health Financing & Delivery System, the 2nd Edition of the Trends In Behavioral Health report, is currently available on PsychU.org.1 Ms. Adler is a paid consultant for Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc. 1 Blas, E., Sommerfeld, J., & Kurup, A. S. (2011). Social determinants approaches to public health: from concept to practice. Geneva, Switzerland: World Health Organization. Retrieved from https://www.who.int/sdhconference/resources/SDapproachestopublichealth_eng.pdf?ua=1. 2Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. & Lundbeck, LLC. (2019). A Population Health Manager’s Reference Guide on the US Behavioral Health Financing and Delivery System, 2nd Edition. Rockville, MD: Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. Retrieved from PsychU.org. Bill Maroon, MSW, is the Director of Business Development & Innovation for RHD. Since 2015, he has been an integral part of negotiating, developing, and implementing four Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams, as well as other programs focusing on SDoH for RHD. Over the last 25 years, Ms. Maroon has worked for various non-profit organizations at the cross-section of housing, homelessness, and health care. He has experience in street outreach, ACT teams, the “Housing First” model, supportive housing, case management, and integrated health care. Mr. Maroon received his Master’s Degree in Social Work from Temple University. Deb Adler, MEd, CPHQ, is a Senior Associate at OPEN MINDS. She is the Former Senior Vice President of Network Strategy for Optum, where she was responsible for behavioral health network development, contracting, and strategy for over 185,000 providers. Ms. Adler has more than 20 years of experience in executive health care roles, serving in a variety of capacities including network executive, quality management executive, and chief operating officer. Ms. Adler received her Master’s Degree in Psychology & Evaluation from Catholic University of America. She is a Certified Professional in Health Care Quality.
In this episode of Tell Me Why, Devon May, Senior Vice President of Network Strategy, discusses how American Eagle plays a huge role in our operation, how adding service at DFW will help us thrive and why we’re focusing on strengthening our alliance relationships.
A new study is out that says most successful women surround themselves with just a few close women. We couldn't help but wonder if this is true for us, and if it is….why is that? We have different answers from the study and arrive at a new strategy for how you should approach networking that could make all the difference to your success… and it's not just for women. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Liz Janneman: The art of cultivating superfans, culture and ad support rely on creating an immersive experience Liz Janneman, EVP of Network Strategy at Ovation explains how their strategy of “going all-in” strengthens brand value, fuels the arts, and supports local communities. Ovation has made an art out of creating an immersive brand experience. The network captures consumers with high-quality original programming and then feeds their desire for more by offering related documentaries and short-form ad-supported content on the OTT platform and providing access anywhere, anytime with the TV Everywhere app.
Liz Janneman: The art of cultivating superfans, culture and ad support rely on creating an immersive experience Liz Janneman, EVP of Network Strategy at Ovation explains how their strategy of “going all-in” strengthens brand value, fuels the arts, and supports local communities. Ovation has made an art out of creating an immersive brand experience. The network captures consumers with high-quality original programming and then feeds their desire for more by offering related documentaries and short-form ad-supported content on the OTT platform and providing access anywhere, anytime with the TV Everywhere app.
Liz Janneman: The art of cultivating superfans, culture and ad support rely on creating an immersive experience Liz Janneman, EVP of Network Strategy at Ovation explains how their strategy of “going all-in” strengthens brand value, fuels the arts, and supports local communities. Ovation has made an art out of creating an immersive brand experience. The network captures consumers with high-quality original programming and then feeds their desire for more by offering related documentaries and short-form ad-supported content on the OTT platform and providing access anywhere, anytime with the TV Everywhere app.
Liz Janneman: The art of cultivating superfans, culture and ad support rely on creating an immersive experience Liz Janneman, EVP of Network Strategy at Ovation explains how their strategy of “going all-in” strengthens brand value, fuels the arts, and supports local communities. Ovation has made an art out of creating an immersive brand experience. The network captures consumers with high-quality original programming and then feeds their desire for more by offering related documentaries and short-form ad-supported content on the OTT platform and providing access anywhere, anytime with the TV Everywhere app.
Mateusz Klimek, dedicated young network planner from Iberia was our guest this week. Truly passionate avgeek told us his incredible story from getting his first job at LOT Polish Airlines to developing a strategy for new exciting projects like Level. He also shared his view on the future of regional airports in Europe and what living in China taught him.
In this episode, I'm excited to announce the release of my new book, The Exponential Network Strategy! If you've ever been frustrated by the amount of time and energy required to “network” and disappointed by the results, this episode (and the book) will help. You'll discover a new way to create real business relationships that lead to referral opportunities. And, in the episode, I share how to become “The Success Journalist” in your niche...a technique for getting access to you most important prospects. To get your copy of the book (free), go to: http://unstoppableceo.net/exponentialnetwork
The main topic in this episode is route development, and our guest is VP Network Strategy Matthew Wood. For those of you who are interested in bilateral traffic rights, we recommend the following link: https://www.wto.org/asap/
Operator Perspective of Technology Advancements in Cable and other interesting facts Episode 19 Hosted by Brady Volpe of the Volpe Firm and Nimble This Guest John Downey, CMTS Technical Leader at Cisco Systems and special guest, Jeff Finkelstein Executive Director of Network Strategy at Cox Communication. Today's show we will cover a number of topics including The post Operator Perspective of Technology Advancements in Cable appeared first on Volpe Firm.
Hosted by the METRANS Transportation Center Join us for an industry perspective on the future transportation professional. The transportation industry is changing rapidly, amid the emergence of new technologies, services and information systems, public policy goals aimed at improving the environment, and changing consumer behaviors. How should tomorrow’s industry professionals – public and private – be trained? What skills are most important? Are our universities providing the right knowledge or degree programs? Our industry panelists will tell us what they need and expect in new hires. Our academic leaders will discuss how universities are responding to these needs and expectations. The panel discussion will be followed by audience questions. Industry Panelists: Michael Christensen Senior Executive for Supply Chain Optimization, Port of Long Beach CJ Nord Institute for Supply Management Arthur Leahy CEO, Metrolink Jake Racker Senior Director, Network Strategy and Engineering, Kroger, Inc. Educators: Elizabeth Graddy Vice Dean, University of Southern California Sol Price School of Public Policy Ingrid Martin Professor, California State University, Long Beach, College of Business Administration James Moore Vice Dean, University of Southern California Viterbi School of Engineering Moderator: Thomas O’Brien Interim Executive Director, Center for International Trade and Transportation, California State University, Long Beach and Associate Director, METRANS
Shane and Maria highlight that finding the right placements and focusing in on them is the key to success on the Google Display Network. Learn how to setup Display campaigns using automatic placements (for research) and managed placements for the best performing websites and web pages. Also, learn how to review Display reports to figure out which are your best and worst performing Display placements.Additional information including examples about the Google Display Network is available in the PPC Professionals AdWords Best Practices Tutorial.
Joris Knoben is an Associate Professor of Regional Economics and Networks with the department of Economics at Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands
In this episode, Annemarie Cross interviews Mark Cofano, e-Business Architect and co-founder of Victory Networking. Mark Cofano has been able to generate 100% of his business by direct referral and recommendation in the last three years. Throughout this stellar interview, Mark takes the time to talk about how he’s been able to achieve these phenomenal successes. In the world … Read more about this episode...
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