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This week, Laurel Christensen, Chief Audiology Officer at GN Hearing, joins host Andrew Bellavia for a deep dive into the company's latest hearing technology: ReSound Nexia. They discuss the evolution of hearing aid technology over the past decade and how GN's latest devices are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (LE Audio) and seamless compatibility with Auracast. They also examine the crucial role of low latency in audio streaming and the potential for Auracast to enable the direct streaming of public broadcasts to hearing devices and wireless earbuds. Reference: Andy's presentation at VCCA 2023 on Auracast: https://youtu.be/4pAFbpGkncU Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest episodes each week, and follow This Week in Hearing on LinkedIn and Twitter: https://www.linkedin.com/company/this-week-in-hearing/ https://twitter.com/WeekinHearing

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Tim Wilson, Chief Executive discusses Nexia's strategic plans and how he wants to make the network more integrated, more unified and more consistent in terms of the offer to clients.

Highlights from their conversation include:Introducing Nexxiot (1:28)The Dan MacGregor story (3:44)The pillars of Nexxiot: hardware, software, analytics (4:54)Partnerships across the industry (8:55)The importance of bringing Nexia to market (15:52)Distinguish capabilities, enablement, and value (21:25)Untapped areas of the supply chain (25:05)Dan's favorite daily habit (27:22)Find Nexxiot here: https://nexxiot.com/Dynamo is a VC firm led by supply chain and mobility specialists that focus on seed-stage, enterprise startups.Find out more at: https://www.dynamo.vc/

Di episode ini kita kedatangan Nexia yang akan membahas outfit casualnya sehari-hari, nyamannya seperti apa, dan berapa lama waktu untuk mix and match dalam menentukan pakaian yang dipakai? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nadhif-muhammad-farhan/support

In this second podcast episode from the Nexia TRI Business Group, we discuss the current crisis in the energy market, how it is affecting business and what you can do about it! We look behind the news headlines including how covid, climate change and the situation with Russia and the Ukraine, is escalating the problem. Your host, Rebecca Harding from Saltwhisltle Communications talks to Claire Burden, Advisory Consulting Partner at Smith & Williamson, UK and Rainer Koellgen, Senior Advisor at PP&C Auditores Independentes based in Brazil and a Senior Manager with a Nexia firm in Germany.

In this second podcast episode from the Nexia TRI Business Group, we discuss the current crisis in the energy market, how it is affecting business and what you can do about it! We look behind the news headlines including how covid, climate change and the situation with Russia and the Ukraine, is escalating the problem. Your host, Rebecca Harding from Saltwhisltle Communications talks to Claire Burden, Advisory Consulting Partner at Smith & Williamson, UK and Rainer Koellgen, Senior Advisor at PP&C Auditores Independentes based in Brazil and a Senior Manager with a Nexia firm in Germany.

Welcome to Cannabis Daily - Your daily guide to cannabis news, industry trends and trade ideas in under 5 mins.Big Banks Vs. Cannabis: JPMorgan Reportedly Blocks Trading Of Some U.S. Marijuana StocksEpisode Summary:The JP Morgan Blow To Cannabis StocksEuropean medical cannabis market is expected to reach 33. 2 billion by 2027 Illinois cannabis sales reach, 123.4 million up 64% year over.Stocks covered on the podcast:Khiron Life Sciences(OTCQX:KHRNF)Flora Growth(NASDAQ:FLGC)Scotts Miracle Gro (NYSE:SMG)Aurora Cannabis(NASDAQ:ACB)Canopy Growth (NASDAQ:CGC)Sundial Growers(NASDAQ:SNDL)Tilray(NASDAQ:TLRY)Hosted & Produced By:Elliot LaneAaron Thomas Contact us at: cannabishour@benzinga.comFollow Benzinga Cannabis On Social MediaInstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInSubscribe to all Benzinga Podcasts at https://www.benzinga.com/podcastsSubscribe to the Cannabis Insider Newsletter to get more cannabis news and trending links delivered to your inbox.Tune in weekly to Cannabis Hour at 4 pm ET every Thursday for Cannabis News & Executive Interviews at bzcannabishour.comHit us up at https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/ for more news today, tomorrow, and everyday.Access All The Cannabis Daily Episodes HereFor Top Gainers & Losers Cannabis stocks of the day check out https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/stocksNOT FINANCIAL ADVICEThe Information Contained on this Podcast is not intended as, and shall not be understood or construed as, financial adviceUnedited Transcript:What is up investors happy Wednesday. It is also hump day, but you know what? My hump days have been more Thursdays recently. So, uh, feeling some good energy today, a lot of news to cover. Let's dive right in. Again, this is Elliot lane with cannabis daily. Thanks to Benzinga and Erin Thomas for making this show happen every single day.Let us know what you think. Um, all right. So news from yesterday, uh, that I'm sure most of you have heard, but JP Morgan will no longer permit tree. Of certain us cannabis stocks. This is a blow in my opinion, with the size of JP Morgan and their clout and, uh, in trading in general. Uh, but the bank will not allow new positions or short positions, but clients with existing positions will be able to liquidate them for companies not listed on NASDAQ, nicey or TSX.So essentially OTC listed companies. Uh, this is a blow, especially with the trends of the industry over the past. Um, since February really it's been trending down, um, this, this isn't going to help anybody's case trying to raise their share price. So keep that in mind banks like JP Morgan bank of America, somewhat Merrill Lynch.Um, you know, these banks are. Going to feel the wrath of this industry. I would imagine once federal legalization comes, but for now, they hold the power and this is an issue. All right, let's keep moving. Kyra and life sciences. That's K H R N F listed on the OTC, opens their first clinic in Europe. Cerenia clinics.UK in London. Zirconia is a digital clinic with in-person appointments. With medical cannabis specialists, uh, makes around, I believe, 15 clinics globally for Kyra European sites. Already accounted for 30%, uh, of their sales for the company. So this should increase that. And I think a is a solid start to their footprint in the UK.So nice, uh, nice news there for Alvara and team Verio health subsidiary of goodness growth is divesting a dispensary license in Phoenix, Arizona to copper state holdings, uh, per their press release. They're looking to focus more on wholesale bio-mass in the state. I don't like this news. If I'm going to be completely honest with you, um, you know, wholesale is a viable business.It is very big for companies like Cresco labs. Um, I think perhaps tilt holdings could be thrown in there, but no wholesale is a definitely a viable business, but to divest a dispensary license, to focus more on wholesale doesn't. Uh, click with me, um, that being said, copper state holdings on the other side of this is a fan tastic single state operator.And I love this for them. If they ever go home, uh, go public. Um, ideally they do. I will definitely be watching that. Uh, if not, um, looking to participate in that, um, let's keep moving to Nexia global announces the first shipment of cannabis extracts for inhalation from Israel to Germany. Per their, uh, news.This is marking the first sale of this type of product in Europe, uh, which is exciting for that market. Continuing on the Europe train, though, a new report from market research future the European medical cannabis market is expected to reach 33. 2 billion by 20 27 33 0.2 billion by 2027. The reports specifically mentioned Aurora cannabis.That's ACB canopy growth, CGC sundial, S N D L Tilray TLR Y and mountain valley MD holdings in the M D F on the OTC. So a lot of very solid companies mentioned there that are looking to purchase. And this should boast bode well for, uh, Tilray uh, being challenged or challenging itself to reach 4 billion in sales by then it was 20, 24.Uh, and Pablo's it, uh, coming out and saying, prove it. Um, so, uh, I, I think this is a very, uh, bullish report for all of those stocks. Uh, also Aurora sticks out to me that has really put its focus on medical cannabis. Flora growth, FLDC signs, a definitive agreement to acquire vessel brands. Uh, this is a private and ciliary play, which offers luxury cannabis, consumer technology.Uh, I point this out as FLDC has been very aggressive recently, I've really liked what they've been putting out. They had a negative report, um, for a short. Put out. I asked some, several months ago, um, about the Latin American market in general, calling them out. And I think they have really responded well in turn, uh, and, and done some really cool things since then adding to their portfolio, adding to their footprint, uh, and being first movers in a lot of sense.So I really applaud. Uh, they are in the team, Illinois cannabis sales reach, 123.4 million up 64% year over year thinking of stocks like Jewishy like GTI and a few others that participate in that market. And the full year of Hawthorne sales increased 39% year over year, but down 2% quarter over quarter, that is of course a subsidiary of Scott's miracle grow a S M.Ton of news today. Y'all earnings are about to, about to explode upon us. Uh, we are ready for them. Please keep tuning in. Um, but hopefully this helps every morning at 10:00 AM decide which cannabis stocks you're going to be looking at for the day. This is Elliot lane. Thanks to Aaron Thomas. And Benzinga, we'll see you again tomorrow.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cannabis-daily/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the Partner of Audit and Assurance, and Corporate Advisory (Asia) at Nexia, Richard Cen. In this episode, we first learn about Richard's journey, and then jump into a discussion on IPO's, how a company reaches this stage, and touch on cross border transaction services. A great episode for an introduction into what, why and how. Richard has over 15 years' experience in auditing, financial reporting, risk assessment, and the review and design of internal controls. Richard has been able to use his experience in professional services in China and Australia to provide specialised advice to international and local clients. As the leader of the Asian Advisory Service, Richard liaises with other Nexia offices in Australia and New Zealand, as well as Nexia International firms in China and the Asian region. These combined resources are able to provide high quality assurance and advisory services to Chinese and other Asian companies with operations in Australia, as well as to Australian companies with operations in the region. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Richard, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardcen Email: rcen@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the Partner of Financial Services at Nexia, Paul Clements. In this episode, we deep-dive into the field of Financial Advisory services. Paul explains how this area has changed following the Royal Commission, including the requirement of Financial Advisors to have acquired and maintain qualifications and professional accreditation. Paul further explains what Financial Advising can help with, who can access it, how it is structured, the benefits of the service, and the processes the team at Nexia follows when working with clients in this area. This is a very comprehensive and insightful discussion. Paul's extensive experience in public accounting and taxation services includes tax and business consulting to SMEs through to small public companies along with individual tax compliance and advice, including to expatriates, business valuations and strategic wealth creation and financial planning for individuals and business owners. Paul has also worked in the fields of forensic accounting and fraud investigation and has experience with a range of not-for-profit organisations. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Paul, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauljclements Email: pclementsr@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the Partner of Audit and Assurance Services at Nexia, Geoff Parker In this episode, Geoff gives an overview of the auditing practice. We then dive into the upcoming removal of Special Purpose financial reports for any entity required to lodge their financial reports with one of the public authorities, and the change to General Purpose financial reporting. Geoff provides some useful advice on how accountants can prepare for and manage this change. Geoff has over 35 years' experience within public accountancy, covering audit and business advisory services. He has gained this experience from his continuous engagement in large to small audits ranging from listed companies to small not-for-profit organisations. He became a partner of the firm in 1988. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Geoff, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffparker2 Email: gparker@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the Partner of Audit and Assurance Services at Nexia, Andrew Wehrens. In this episode we discuss the topic of Auditing, particularly across independent and Catholic schools as well as charity organisations. Andrew explains the upcoming changes to reporting requirements, focusing on the move from Special Purpose to General Purpose reporting requirements, and provides some useful advice on how accountants can prepare for and manage this change. Andrew has over 35 years' experience as a Chartered Accountant, with a wealth of experience across independent schools and Catholic colleges, charities and not-for-profit organisations, trade unions, philanthropic organisations and member based organisations. Andrew is particularly skilled in evaluating systems, controls and procedures for clients with limited financial backgrounds and can also turn up the tempo for financially savvy clients. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Andrew, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwehrens Email: awehrens@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the Partner of Business Advisory and Corporate Advisory at Nexia, Vito Interlandi. In this episode we have an enlightening discussion across two topics. We first discuss growing your accounting practice from a business development perspective. Vito then gives advice on the Family Charter, and why these are so important for family owned and operated businesses. Vito has over 20 years of finance expertise and management experience which he has gained from both corporate public practice and private practice. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Vito, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitointerlandi/ Email: vinterlandi@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Join us in this podcast episode where our host Andrew Ford interviews the consulting COO of Nexia, Irena Hyde. In this episode we discuss Mergers and Acquisitions, and what factors contribute to the difference between a successful and unsuccessful M&A. In this enlightening discussion Irena teaches us the importance of understanding the human element of the businesses undergoing the M&A. Irena is a consultant to Nexia, currently operating as COO. Irena has over 20 years' experience as an accountant, including a legal background and MBA. She has been involved in around 40 M&As during her long and successful career. If you would like to provide feedback on this episode, or have any questions for Irena, please feel welcome to reach out below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/irenabeloffhyde Email: ihyde@nexiamelbourne.com.au

Sarah McEachern is a Partner at Nexia Edwards Marshall NT. Nexia is a Financial Services firm that strives to maintain its reputation being one of the most respected and professional firms in South Australia and the Northern Territory. They employ smart, professional, ethical and dedicated people who are great at what they do and Sarah is a true example of that. Sarah has worked for Nexia for 18 years and has been the Treasurer for a number of organisations, including her current position with the Triathlon Club.     In this episode we cover: The story of where Sarah grew up. The three essential items that Sarah would need if she were stranded on an island. What people don’t know about Sarah. The challenges of becoming Partner and overcoming them as well as how she came to relocate to Darwin. The impact of Covid-19 on work and life.      And much more! Check out the full episode. [FOLLOW US]  • Our Website  • FB Page - You Legal  • FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  • FB Page - Accountants On Purpose  • LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • LinkedIn – You Legal  • Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • Twitter - You Legal      [GUEST INFO]  LinkedIn Nexia Edwards Marshall NT         [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

In this special edition of Whitley Penn Talks, we have the firm's Managing Partner, Larry Autrey, and the Director of Audit, Felix Lozano, speaking on what Nexia has meant to them over the years. The two discuss relationships near and far, the secondment program and how we have been able to create professional and personal relationships all over the world via Nexia International. Happy Nexia Day 2020, we hope you enjoy!

We welcome AJ Jones, the Dealer Development Specialist for Dealer Diagnostics at Nexia, to Torrice Talk to discuss updates and improvements to the Nexia Dealer Diagnostics web platform that will help dealers diagnose any potential problems in systems more easily, faster and with greater data accuracy.

Sosok Abu2 merupakan spektrum terbaru dari Zona Abu2 Podcast, di mana akan hadir sosok-sosok menarik, unik maupun inspiratif untuk membagikan pengalaman atau pandangan mereka. Edisi ini menghadirkan dua orang finalis Miss Indonesia 2019, yaitu Nexia Tenar dan Vebiantri Hananto yang akan menceritakan pengalaman mereka selama mengikuti pagelaran akbar tersebut, dan juga rencana mereka ke depannya.

We welcome in Devoe Ward, Business Development Manager for Nexia, to discuss all of the benefits of using Nexia Integrated Controls on your American Standard and Trane equipment. He also discusses how Nexia as a whole-home solution and can create a smart home ecosystem in your home.

Download Episode! Mark Sheel is a Google Android developer and Airbnb host in Colorado.  He has long used Meetup.com to organize his large developer group in Denver, and leveraged that experience to create a 500-member   Colorado Airbnb Hosts Meetup. Debi and Mark have been exchanging info and tips for the past couple of years.  Colorado is an exceedingly desirable tourist destination, so it’s no wonder that there is a high interest in Mark’s group in Denver.  This discussion can provide listeners with some ideas of how they might organize groups in their own areas.  The show notes cover much of the conversation.  Airbnb, if you’re reading, Mark wants you to listen to the very end (57:30) or check the show notes to learn Mark’s pet peeve about your calendar software! Links are included at the end of the show notes. 0:00 Debi updates us about Host2Host the Oregon trade association by hosts, for hosts. 3:00 Debi talks about how she and Mark met, and introduces Mark. 4:30 How Mark got started renting on Airbnb and progressed to own two ski condos that he rents out, plus occasional rental of his home in Denver. 13:22 Mark talks about his real profession as a Google Android developer and creating a 600-person meetup group in Denver.  He then goes into starting the Airbnb Meetup group.  He remembers being at the Airbnb Open in San Francisco in 2014.   He was presenting at another conference with Android work, and took advantage of being there.  He said he was blown away with the hospitality of Airbnb and its employees.  So the next year, he attended the Paris Airbnb open and had such a great time there, he realized you couldn’t  explain to people who weren’t there just how fabulous it was.  He traded snowboarding tips with a host from the Middle East, who in turn shared camel riding tips with Mark! 16:50 On his way back home from Paris, Mark found himself a little melancholy over the prospect of not having any more contact with other Airbnb hosts for an entire year until the next Open, so he decided to create a local group.  So – this begs the same question that happened to Debi the year before:  how to reach other hosts when the Airbnb platform blocks it?  This was November 2015.  He was the only attendee at his first Meetup, and the next month he had three.  Now they have over 500 members.  He did have a stroke of luck, in that just then, Airbnb had scheduled a marketing event to recruit more hosts but a blizzard prevented the Airbnb employees from getting to Denver.  Airbnb somehow found Mark and asked him if he’d take over MC’ing the event at a bar they had already rented, and of course he said “Yes”!  Airbnb sent out emails to existing hosts and invited them to come to the bar to meet with Mark and the first drink would be on Airbnb.  Ever since, they’ve had good attendance.  Mark sends out a monthly newsletter with pretty good info about local and even international info. 20:00  Debi asked Mark what his membership requirements are, and he told her that anyone can join, and now he’s getting people to join from outside of Denver,  probably for access to the newsletter and info in it.  He does not have a Facebook account.  He said that he finds leading the Airbnb Meetup to be so easy compared to his Google Meetups, because they can just talk.  He just finds a venue, tells people they can have one free drink, and then the attendees can just mingle and talk.  They do have some curated events and have had some very good speakers, covering taxes, legislation, bedbug-sniffing dogs, etc. 22:00 The site Denver.gov/STR is the repository for Denver short-term rental rules.  Basically, you can only do short-term rental of your house if it’s your primary residence.  You have to be licensed and include the permit number in your listing.  Each host has to collect occupancy tax and two other taxes.  All the hosts there are not opposed to the tax, but they want the City and Airbnb to work out tax collection to be done by Airbnb, so the hosts don’t have to do it.  Denver also allows the host to rent their entire house, part time.  Mark talked about a small part of Denver called Glendale that doesn’t currently have rules about short term rentals. 27:30 Debi asked Mark about an interview in the New York Times that he appeared in.  Mark was contacted by Katie Benner, a reporter for the Times who at the time lived in San Francisco covering Apple and startups in Silicon Valley.  She reached out to Mark in part because of the Colorado Airbnb Hosts Meetup Group.  He laughs about having several hours of interviews with Katie that was reduced to only three sentences in the final article.  During the interview, Mark encouraged Katie to contact Jill Bishop, another Denver host who has lots of great stories and was involved back in 2008 when Denver played an important role for Airbnb.  That was the same time as the Democratic National Convention.  Ultimately, Jill ended up hosting Katie at her home and there ended up being a great article in the Sunday New York Times. Mark knew the article was going to be printed on June 17, 2017 on Father’s Day and tells a cute story about the article and his dad. 32:00 Debi asked if Airbnb gave Mark any recognition over it and he said just some individual employees that he knows did reach out to him.  He said Airbnb supports him when they need something, but not so much in a financial way and he doesn’t really need anything from them.  He thinks that Airbnb’s “Host Clubs” sort of compete with other groups like his and he’s happy that his Meetup pays for itself.  He finds the hardest thing is to find the venues – he knows that the best thing is to have a regular meeting day, like the first Monday of the month, but that just doesn’t work for his travel schedule.  He tries to schedule them 6 weeks ahead. 36:30 So now he uses the same venue, Blake Street Vault, which he began using with his Google group, and the venue likes that he brings in 30 or 40 people on a slow Monday or Tuesday, and all of them have at least one drink (which the sponsors pay for) and a lot of them have food.  Their latest sponsor is “Noise Aware” which makes a product that monitors noise level, without invading guest privacy.  He reached out to this vendor through their website. Sponsors: Mark tries to add photos to each Meetup for interest [ed note: the photographs are private to the meetup, for members’ privacy].  He has a process to onboard new sponsors, where his group tries out the product first, and if they approve of it, they invite the sponsor to give a talk that’s 80% hosting advice and maybe a slide or two at the end that is about their product.  Noise Aware got back to Mark immediately and is now one of their newest sponsors.  Other sponsors include Slice, a Home Sharing insurance company;  Wheelhouse, a dynamic pricing company; Notion, a Denver-based startup making home sensors; LockState, a Denver-based smart lock company;  and Properly, the San Francisco-based company that produces software for managing operations such as cleaning. He really feels strongly about helping the sponsor’s businesses because the hosts end up having better tools. Debi wondered if the sponsors are able to get feedback from hosts – Mark has a private Slack group of 50 members and uses that group to validate products and has provided useful feedback to the vendors.  Slice has been a great vendor and was one of their first sponsors.   They have had some products that didn’t work out.  They don’t use Facebook. 44:00 What does Mark get out of the Meetup?  He describes the level of support and warm feelings that come out of the group.  He says their primary engagement of hosts is at the Meetup face-to-face meetings, and then outside of the in-person meetings there is a limited amount of discussion on Meetup, but 90% of the online conversations are on Slack.  He said there is a constant influx of new members.  He is really excited at how well Denver is growing and thriving.  He considers himself mostly as a matchmaker at the meetings and tries to direct the person to the expert that he knows will have the answer. 49:30 The two begin talking about expanding the Meetup into other areas outside of Denver.  He’s mindful of his time commitment, and can’t put a lot more time into it.  He gives a good rundown of how much time the Meetups take each month, and notes that he really enjoys that time spent. He knows there will be a payback eventually in the form of an answer or help when he might have a critical issue that he doesn’t know how to solve. 53:30 What is Mark passionate about in the Airbnb space?  Airbnb Opens! He recommends everyone attend if another Open is in our future.  He’s also passionate about smart homes.  In his properties he has Google Nest thermostats, Google Home devices (some of his properties use those to turn the lights on and off, music etc).  He uses smart locks and set them to the last four digits of the guest cell number.  He uses Nexia as his lock provider, and the underlying lock is Schlage.  (and he writes his own software for setting the codes).  He uses Nest video cameras for his driveways and feels that these cameras have been very helpful in assisting good guest compliance with some house rules. 57:30 What Mark finds most annoying about Airbnb software?  #1 Pet Peeve:  in the calendar, if he has a five-day minimum stay rule, and if there are two days between stays, in the host view, it shows those days as available; but they’re not available, by rule.  He wants the calendar to show the host the days that are not available if they are not available by rule – and then he wants to be able to easily convert them to be available without going through an elaborate configuration. 59:30 Debi wraps up the conversation. LINKS: Sponsors: Noiseaware:  https://noiseaware.io Lockstate:  https://www.remotelock.com/ Wheelhouse:  https://www.usewheelhouse.com/ Slice Insurance:  https://www.slice.is/ Proper Insurance:  https://www.proper.insure/ Mark's Listings, Meetup info, and NY Times article: vailspot.com airbnb.com/rooms/805030 (vail original) airbnb.com/rooms/14155149 (vail new) airbnb.com/rooms/9512789 (denver) meetup.com/colorado-airbnb-hosts meetup.com/gdg-denver  https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/17/technology/airbnbs-hosts-professional-hotels.html

The Nexia home automation system is claiming supremacy in voice control. Do we need a standard for residential AV control? Plus, what happens when Apple really decides to get into residential AV. Host: Matt Scott Guests: Joe Whitaker and Jeremy Glowacki Record Date: 6/27/2016 Running Time: 19:33 Video: Due to technical difficulties, we will not have video [...]

The Nexia home automation system is claiming supremacy in voice control. Do we need a standard for residential AV control? Plus, what happens when Apple really decides to get into residential AV. Host: Matt Scott Guests: Joe Whitaker and Jeremy Glowacki Record Date: 6/27/2016 Running Time: 19:33 Video: Due to technical difficulties, we will not have video [...]

Dan Sharp stops by Agile Amped to discuss his Mile High Agile 2016 talk "Refactoring to Deeper Insight: Lessons Learned Applying Domain-Driven Design (DDD)" (co-presented with Paul Rayner). DDD is a new approach to refactoring legacy code, which is often a confusing mess of code in many languages like a huge pot of spaghetti with way too many cooks throwing ingredients in. This approach sheds light on refactoring legacy code by rethinking the system in design terms: how are objects being modeled, what are the naming conventions, how to ensure that each part of the system only does what it's supposed to do and nothing more, etc. Dan provides an example that hits close to home: his own experience redesigning a product for his employer Nexia. Dan Sharp is a life-long geek, having been fascinated with computers since early childhood. Dan is Senior Software Architect for the Nexia™ team at Ingersoll Rand, affording him the luxury of a startup environment backed by a multi-billion dollar company.  SolutionsIQ's Evan Campbell hosts. About Agile Amped The Agile Amped podcast series engages with industry thought leaders at Agile events across the country to bring valuable content to subscribers anytime, anywhere. To receive real-time updates, subscribe at YouTube, iTunes or SolutionsIQ.com. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SIQYouTube, http://bit.ly/SIQiTunes, http://www.solutionsiq.com/agile-amped/ Follow: http://bit.ly/SIQTwitter Like: http://bit.ly/SIQFacebook

Todd Cochrane talks with J. George Land, Executive Director of Nexia Connected Home Solutions. Nexia Connected Home Solutions is a software provider that works with selected products from a select number of different home automation manufacturers integrating everything into one voice-controlled software application. Nexia offers Z-Wave gateways. The Nexia Z-Wave bridge sells for $67.00 on Amazon … Continue reading Nexia at 2016 CES → The post Nexia at 2016 CES appeared first on Geek News Central.

Be in two places at once. Unlock your front door from half a world away. Check on your pets during the day. Sit in a meeting and know your children are home safe. Nexia™ Home Intelligence helps you stay connected to your home and the people and Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices