Podcasts about openet

Managing water resources effectively is crucial, especially in regions facing scarcity and drought. The OpenET platform, developed through collaboration between NASA, the Environmental Defense Fund, and other partners, offers a groundbreaking solution by leveraging satellite data to measure evapotranspiration. In this episode, we hear from Forrest Melton of NASA and Robyn Grimm, formerly of the Environmental Defense Fund, who explain the science behind OpenET and its diverse applications. The episode also features insights from various users across the water sector, including farmers and water managers, who discuss how OpenET is transforming their approach to water use and conservation. From supporting regulatory compliance to optimizing irrigation, OpenET is proving to be a critical tool for ensuring sustainable water management in the face of climate challenges.waterloop is a nonprofit news outlet.

Niall Norton began his career training as an accountant and once qualified, followed this up with a stint in Deloitte Corporate Finance before taking up the reigns as CFO with Irish operations of O2, where he was responsible for financial control functions, business process re-design, strategy planning and wholesale. In Feb 2004 he joined Openet as CFO, a company extremely proud of its Irish heritage with a unique ethos that is harnessed to drive success and become a global player in the telecoms industry. In September 2006 he became CEO of the company and under his stewardship, it grew from a small Irish software company to a global international operation with revenues of circa $120m and employed more than 800 people. He remained in this position until August 2020 when the company was bought by US listed Amdocs, which provides software and services to the telecoms and media sectors globally. After the takeover, Niall was Division President and General Manager for Amdocs Networks. In this role, Niall had responsibility for rebooting the commercial strategy related to Amdocs portfolio of software and services for the network market domain. Niall was recognized in 2017 as one of the 100 influential people in telecoms by Global Telecoms Business. Earlier this year Niall Norton established Clever Communications, (“C-Comms”), a consulting company providing advisory services to client companies planning or undergoing scaling challenges. This is the 26th episode with guest Niall Norton, Adviser and Mentor, in the Davy podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly'. This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. If you like what you hear, please like, share and subscribe.

We were delighted to talk to Niall Norton, ex-CEO of Openet (an Amdocs company)  about the success that Openet is now. Niall talks about his early career and how he gained experience across a number of industries before deciding to move into the Telecoms Software Infrastructure space. Over the years Niall and the Openet team built the company into an incredible success and secured some of the largest Mobile Operators in the world as customers. Niall touches on a number of key points that made the company successful including the quality of engineering, seamless deployment and an excellent product management function. Niall also talks about his plans for the next step in his career in terms of Mentoring, Advising, Teaching with his Consulting Vehicle, Clever Communications.  He prefers to be ‘deep' with a small number of people rather than ‘shallow' with a wide number of people and is looking forward to his new projects. Finally, as always, we play out on Niall's choice of a classic and inspirational song.  Enjoy. Contacts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niallnorton/ https://www.openet.com/data/          

Even though we can't rely on human cues when delivering remote presentations, some people are just killing it. Dean Waye has been helping professional speakers deliver online content for close to a decade. He goes into how to persuade effectively when remote, for sales and operational purposes. How to Present Online (pt 1) Even though we can't rely on human cues when delivering remote presentations, some people are just killing it. Dean Waye has been helping professional speakers deliver online content for close to a decade. He goes into how to persuade effectively when remote, for sales and operational purposes. About Dean Waye Dean Waye is the owner of awneo.com, a coaching and membership site that helps people create their best ever B2B presentations and webinars. He also works in Product Marketing and Sales Enablement at Openet/, a global B2B software company.  Subscribe to Managing Remote Teams podcast on Soundwise

How can we measure water when it disappears into thin air? On this episode of What About Water? we're looking at evapotranspiration, or “ET” for short. It's the combination of water evaporating from the soil, combined with the measure of water transpiring through crops' leaves. Accounting for this water loss helps farmers know exactly how much water they should apply across their fields, and new agricultural technologies and satellites are making it much easier.    Jay sits down with California State University at Monterrey Bay Senior Research Scientist –  and former student – A.J. Purdy, whose doctoral thesis looked at the advancement and applications of satellite-derived ET algorithms. We also hear what this looks like in real life, with Brett Baker, a sixth-generation California pear farmer and lawyer. With the ever-present risk of flood on his family's land in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, Baker explains how OpenET is helping farmers like him and his father take better measurements of consumptive use.  Robyn Grimm, Interim Director of OpenET, tells us how this open-source platform is making big waves. 

NASA earth science division director Karen St. Germain… a leading topic of discussion? The common-sense marriage of the agriculture industry and NASA. St. Germain joins us to explain more…

Tyler Erickson is a Developer Advocate at Google, more specifically working on Google Earth Engine - a platform providing access to many different Earth Observation datasets merged together - allowing users to focus more time on building their solutions.We talk about the importance of curiosity across fields to foster innovation, go behind the scenes of Google Earth Engine, and explore OpenET, an application Tyler has worked on that leverages Earth Engine. About Tyler:LinkedInTwitterShownotes:Range by David EpsteinAmerican Geophysical UnionRebecca MooreGoogle Earth EngineNASA Processing LevelsOpenETBook & Media recommendations:Bicycle Diaries by David Byrnebikepacking.comJupyter BookFastPagesThe Evolution of Trust by Nicky Case Time stamps:03:10 - Conversation starts, Tyler introduces himself8:45 - Generalists or Specialists13:30 - Fostering innovations & ideas across fields18:45 - Incentivizing sharing in research21:45 - Reproduce & Replicate30:00 - Tyler's work: Developer Advocate at Google Earth Engine34:20 - A Short History of Google Earth Engine40:40 - Why did people use it?45:00 - Behind the scenes: Python & JavaScript52:20 - Opinionated Data Processing59:50 - Working with a community1:03:30 - Commercial partnerships1:18:00 - OpenET1:27:10 - Building a solution that solves specific problems1:33:45 -Benefits & Drawbacks of Story Telling1:42:00 - Book & Media Recommendations Please feel free to reach out!My TwitterFor news about the podcastReach out by email: minds.behind.maps@gmail.com

NASA, the U.S. Geological Survey and the USDA have teamed up to help farmers and ranchers maximize water efficiency, and here in pumpkin season we talk about the ten most productive pumpkin states.

While precipitation like rain and snow get all the attention, the amount of evapotranspiration - water transferred from land and planets to the atmosphere - is also critical to water management. But there hasn't been an effective tool for farmers, communities, and other water stakeholders to track evapotranspiration. Enter OpenET, a powerful platform that provides easily accessible satellite-based estimates and allows users to explore data down to a quarter-acre resolution or at a broader scale for millions of fields. The development and uses of OpenET is discussed in this episode with Robyn Grimm, Director of Climate Resilient Water Information Systems at the Environmental Defense Fund, and Forrest Melton, Research Scientist at California State University Monterey Bay. Robyn and Forrest talk about building OpenET through a massive partnership, which involves NASA, Google, EDF, the Desert Research Institute, and a variety of federal agencies and universities. They also discuss pilot projects across Western states and how the tool can support irrigation efficiency, groundwater management, and trading programs.Find all episodes at https://www.waterloop.orgwaterloop is made possible in part by grants from the Walton Family Foundation and Spring Point Partners. waterloop is sponsored by High Sierra Showerheads, the smart and stylish way to save water, energy, and money while enjoying a powerful shower. Use promo code Loop20 for 20 percent off at https://www.highsierrashowerheads.com​​​

Openet became the largest indigenous Irish software company.... Part 1 of 2 - Niall Norton has had an awe-inspiring career to date, from management in Deloitte, CFO of 02 Ireland, CFO and CEO of Openet, with numerous accolades and awards that acknowledge his accomplishments as a true captain of industry. While Niall does complexity very well, he rounds off discussion humorously, so his nuggets of facts and information transcend easily from this very self aware man. Covered in part 1; Niall's search for his true purpose and how one's purpose in the end serves others. To handling near death career experiences and remaining steady in the process. And a 'how-to' of sorts from the man who grew Openet into the largest indigenous Irish software company. Then the secret recipe to a successful long term collaboration of a founder and a CEO - respectively; the Joe Hogan and Niall Norton friendship - a true model of excellence in leadership collegiality. Then in part 2 of the session that turned out to be a masterclass in leadership by Niall Norton. Additional content is available to subscribers. Or press link here to subscribe Hosts: Geraldine Magnier & Mahima Badsra Jr Production Assistant: Laura Matjusaityte iTunes: https://lnkd.in/eme6kyY Twitter: @needlelands Website: idiro.com/where-the-needle-lands/ Email: podcast@idiro.com

Openet became the largest indigenous Irish software company.... Part 2 of 2 - where we continue discussion with Niall Norton and discover the star role Openet played on American Idol and Love Island. Niall shares skills used when dealing with shareholders during times of titanic change in a company, while keeping many plates in the air, including being innovative while remaining focused on the customers needs in the moment. Condensing 3 years into 30 seconds - tips on the fine art of articulating a value proposition simply, when selling a complex technology...harder said than done! Niall's views on the future of innovation and the insatiable consumer appetite for all things convenient including choosing your love partner and job for you, without the mop-up of getting it wrong! The inspiring leadership figures from history that shaped Niall's focus. To finally, how intellectual property (IP) should not just be the preserve of technology creation but also should include ‘Business Model IP'.  Additional content is available to subscribers. Or press link here to subscribe  Hosts: Geraldine Magnier & Mahima Badsra  Jr Production Assistant: Laura Matjusaityte  iTunes: https://lnkd.in/eme6kyY  Twitter: @needlelands  Website: idiro.com/where-the-needle-lands/ Email: podcast@idiro.com

Today RChain member John Grant https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnlgrant/ joined us, and we discussed financial risk in the agriculture market due to climate change as well as a new irrigation data app called “OpenET.” We also discussed governance and modern social media. "Why Hacktivism Will Lead to Digital Sovereignty"

Jenni and Kylene discuss national 4-H month, leveraging combine technology, how OpenET is transforming water management, and more.  Erica Irlbeck shares her experience as the volunteer leader of the new Hub City 4-H Club in Lubbock, Texas. All that and markets too! #RideWithUs Sponsored by Alta Seeds

Evapotranspiration is the process by which water transpires from the leaves and stems of plants and evaporates from the Earth's surface. ET is an important metric for managing water use, but data availability has long been an issue. On this episode of Eyes on Earth, we talk about OpenET, a bold initiative whose goal is to improve water management by making that water consumption data more easily accessible to 17 western states. A consortium of agencies and organizations is working together to create a “one-stop shop” where users can access remotely sensed water consumption models on a single web-based platform.  

Evapotranspiration is the process by which water transpires from the leaves and stems of plants and evaporates from the Earth’s surface. ET is an important metric for managing water use, but data availability has long been an

In today's show, Brian German has a report on how California costs are continuing to make more states attractive for producers and more on the OpenET project that NASA is working on.  Danielle Leal also joins the show with an update on the movement to help out county and state fairs that have taken huge hits this year. And Taylor Hillman has the latest Almond Update in our interview segment with a grower testimonial about using cover crops. Give it a listen and share with a friend.

Evapotranspiration is the process by which water transpires from the leaves and stems of plants and evaporates from the Earth's surface. ET is an important metric for managing water use, but data availability has long been an issue. On this episode of Eyes on Earth, we talk about OpenET, a bold initiative whose goal is to improve water management by making that water consumption data more easily accessible to 17 western states. A consortium of agencies and organizations is working together to create a “one-stop shop” where users can access remotely sensed water consumption models on a single web-based platform.  

In the third episode of the Investor Series we talk with chairman, director and board advisor Margaret Rice-Jones who has extensive experience working as a Chair for companies such as Skyscanner where she was responsible for overseeing the business's continued global expansion as it embraced the impact of mobile. Other previous roles include Corporate VP and General Manager at multinational telecommunications company Motorola and Non Executive Chair for software vendor Openet. Rice-Jones is currently the CEO of Point Blank Solutions Ltd., Chair at Origami Energy and Non Executive Director at Holiday Extras.

In this special podcast shot on location in a Dublin pub, Scott and Jamie welcome special guest Niall Norton, CEO of Openet. They focus on discussing the prospects for telcos to become ‘digital service providers’ thus taking on the likes of Google, Netflix, etc in the battle for digital revenues. They do manage to sneak in a bit of Brexit talk at the end as well as taking care of a couple of pints of Guinness each over the course of the pod.

** IF YOU'VE ENJOYED THIS, PLEASE LEAVE A SHORT REVIEW. THANK YOU :-)** 2.35 – Jeni, her career and Openet – 7.30 – Bringing culture to life through change – 11.20 – Values, behaviours and culture – 14.15 – Leading change – behaviours vs tasks – 13.50 – Carrots or sticks to motivate change– 18.00 – Leadership’s contextual - not everyone is a leader all the time – 23.18 – the purpose of leadership is to grow leaders – 24.00 – Leaders must have opinion and conviction -  24.30 – Forging leaders – 25.00 – it’s easy to overthink ‘leading’ – 26.54 – A leader’s role during change – 31.55 – Jeni’s advice to herself

In this episode of the IoT Time podcast, Ken Briodagh, editorial director of IoT Evolution (www.iotevolutionworld.com), sits down with David Rolfe, IoT Technology Evangelist at Openet, and welcomes back Ryan Betts, CTO at VoltDB. We talk about data, security and dig into the real purpose and potential of the IoT. Apologies for the sound issues. Tweet us @KenBriodagh and @IoTEvolution.

On day two of livecasting from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Chip Chat will have interviews with executives from Intel, Openet, Procera Networks, Amartus, and Intel Security and they’ll be discussing everything from telecom network transformation to the state of mobile and IoT security. MWC is one of the largest shows in the mobile space with more than 80,000 attendees and many major announcements and product launches expected. Allyson will be live on the ground to discuss the latest trends and topics in the telecom industry.