Podcasts about scalers

On this episode of Six Five On The Road, hosts Dave Nicholson and Lisa Martin are joined by Dell Technologies' Delmar Hernandez, Sr. Principal Engineer, Technical Product Marketing, and Steen Graham, Founder of Scalers.AI, for a conversation on the flexibility and advantages of GPU choice in the new Dell PowerEdge XE9680. Their discussion covers: The design philosophy behind the Dell PowerEdge XE9680 How Dell's latest offering supports varied GPU ecosystems The role of the PowerEdge XE9680 in advancing AI and machine learning technologies Collaboration opportunities for businesses with Scalers.AI using Dell's technology Future trends in hardware optimization for AI applications #DellTechWorld #DellTechnologies, #PowerEdge, #GPU, #AI, #machinelearning, #ScalersAI, #technology #collaboration

This is the fifth episode of our new series Japan Scalers. In this series, we will only interview guests who have surpassed 100 million yen in revenue annually. We have many interesting guests lined up for the upcoming episodes so make sure to follow us on social media and stay up to date with the podcast.  In this fifth episode, we are thrilled to welcome Yan Fan, Co-founder of Code Chrysalis, as she shares her expertise in guiding individuals aspiring to establish careers in Japan's software engineering and tech sectors. This insightful discussion will delve into the importance of soft skills and a growth mindset in navigating the Japanese business landscape. Join us as Yan recounts the journey of nurturing Code Chrysalis, overcoming challenges, and ultimately achieving the remarkable success it has today. --- This Episode is brought to you by Hashi Media, your agency for doing influencer marketing in Japan. They have helped major brands like Asus, Subway, and Alibaba, but they have also helped smaller companies with their social media and influencer marketing in Japan for both the foreign population and the Japanese market. Learn more at ⁠⁠⁠hashimedia.com⁠⁠⁠ --- Show notes: 00:00 Introduction  3:48 Competitive Advantage: Work Experience and Growth Mindset 7:36 Career Direction and Mindset  9:43 Overcoming Challenges in Communicating Unique Selling Point  12:54 Stage 1  17:18 How Did You Communicate Success?  21:50 Community Building and Innovation 27:29 Personality and Business Style  30:02 Stage 2 32:00 Catalyst for Team Building 35:55 Other Challenges and “Grandiolarity Switching” 40:20 Unique Insights on Stage 2 45:24 Stage 3: Pivoting to Corporate Training  50:44 Challenges in Stage 3 1:02:47 Adapting to Evolve --- Links from Guest Appearance : Linkedin⁠⁠ | Code Chrysalis --- Exciting News for Getting More Sales in Japan !! We are thrilled to launch our live cohort course: "Mastering Sales Decks for the Japanese Market" hosted by Tyson Batino. This online program is for CEOs and sales professionals eager to enhance their sales pitches and improve their chances of securing meetings with Japanese corporate decision-makers. ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://scalingyourcompany.com/salespamphlet/⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

This is the fourth episode of our new series Japan Scalers. In this series, we will only interview guests who have surpassed 100 million yen in revenue annually. We have many interesting guests lined up for the upcoming episodes so make sure to follow us on social media and stay up to date with the podcast.  In this fourth episode, we are delighted to welcome David Macdonald, founder and CEO of DJMAC. His company specializes in corporate consulting and advisory, particularly in global and intercultural business challenges, drawing upon his extensive experience at Docomo, Disney, and YouTube, as well as his role as an outside director at KADOKAWA Corporation. Join us as David shares his journey as one of YouTube's early executives in Japan and Asia, and how he led the team that expanded the creator economy in the region. Starting with just 5 team members, David grew it to over 50 in 5 years, benefiting tens of thousands of YouTubers and businesses. Show notes: 00:00 Introduction 1:26 What is the “Creator Economy”? 2:38 Competitive Advantage 3:17 Stage 1 and the History of Youtube in Japan 7:25 Localization of the Market 10:12 Talent Scouting Youtubers and Partners 16:05 Tips on Getting Partners on Board 19:07 The Turning Point of Youtube 28:35 Importance of Localized Content 34:40 Who are the Right People to Hire? 37:22 What Defines Stage 2? 41:46 Challenges of Youtube 47:55 Takeaways from the Interview 49:08 What's Next? --- Links from Guest Appearance : Linkedin | DJMAC --- Exciting News for Getting More Sales in Japan !! We are thrilled to launch our live cohort course: "Mastering Sales Decks for the Japanese Market" hosted by Tyson Batino. This online program is for CEOs and sales professionals eager to enhance their sales pitches and improve their chances of securing meetings with Japanese corporate decision-makers. ⁠⁠⁠https://scalingyourcompany.com/salespamphlet/⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

This is the third episode of our new series Japan Scalers. In this series, we will only interview guests who have surpassed 100 million yen in revenue annually. We have many interesting guests lined up for the upcoming episodes so make sure to follow us on social media and stay up to date with the podcast.  In this third episode, Elizabeth Anne Kyle shares her journey of growing Arigato Travel from its humble beginnings as a cooking class to becoming an prominent inbound tourism company in Japan. As the founder and CEO of a company with over 500 trained guides and is the #1 Culinary Tours Company in Japan, she reflects on her experiences as a solopreneur and how her vision turned into a successful tourism business. Join us as we delve into Elizabeth's story to discover how she turned her passion into a successful venture, enriching guests' experiences with profound and unforgettable experiences. --- This Episode is brought to you by Hashi Media, your agency for doing influencer marketing in Japan. They have helped major brands like Asus, Subway, and Alibaba, but they have also helped smaller companies with their social media and influencer marketing in Japan for both the foreign population and the Japanese market. Learn more at ⁠hashimedia.com⁠ --- Show notes: 00:00 Introduction and about Arigato Travel 03:59 Target market & competitive advantage 07:56 Stage 1 12:28 : Challenges & Solution in Stage 1 19:33 : Advantages for a foreigner in Stage 1 32:41 Adapting your personality to the business 34:47 Stage 2 (going from food tour to full plan inbound) 40:51 Importance of a good Internship program for a business 44:15 Having good accounting in Stage 2 49:10 Challenges during the pandemic 54:51 How to maintain service quality as you scale 57:42 What's next for Arigato Travel? --- Links from Guest Appearance : ⁠Linkedin⁠ | Arigato Travel --- Exciting News for Getting More Sales in Japan !! We are thrilled to launch our live cohort course: "Mastering Sales Decks for the Japanese Market" hosted by Tyson Batino. This online program is for CEOs and sales professionals eager to enhance their sales pitches and improve their chances of securing meetings with Japanese corporate decision-makers. ⁠⁠https://scalingyourcompany.com/salespamphlet/⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

This is the second episode of our new series Japan Scalers. In this series, we will only interview guests who have surpassed 100 million yen in revenue annually. We have many interesting guests lined up for the upcoming episodes, so make sure to follow us on social media and stay up to date with the podcast. In this second episode, Bela Schweiger will share his story as an expert in scaling Häagen-Dazs. With an impressive track record including collaborations with major brands like The Coca-Cola Company, Nokia, General Mills, and L'Orèal, Bela shares his knowledge into spearheading the transformation of Häagen-Dazs in Japan and pioneering AI-driven ESG solutions for the Japanese market. Join us in today's episode as we look into Bela's experiences with innovative strategies and strategic partnerships that drove the successful revamp of Häagen-Dazs, imparting valuable lessons for businesses in the Japanese market. --- This Episode is brought to you by Hashi Media, your agency for doing influencer marketing in Japan. They have helped major brands like Asus, Subway, and Alibaba, but they have also helped smaller companies with their social media and influencer marketing in Japan for both the foreign population and the Japanese market. Learn more at hashimedia.com --- Show notes: 00:00: Introduction 02:14: What type of companies do you typically help to expand the Japanese market? 11:05: Advice on scaling your business and brand in Japan 14:50: About Häagen-Dazs coming into the Japanese market 24:40: About innovation and new product development 31:32: What was the situation when Häagen-Dazs first brought you in? 35:46: Dynamic change in Häagen-Dazs Japan 39:22: Brainstorming and its role in scaling up your business 45:10: Case Study of Costco Japan wanting a product due to a Korean Manga 46:32: Problems faced with Häagen-Dazs 49:28: Overcoming problems through the use of vending machines 53:05: Secret to scaling --- Links from Guest Appearance : Linkedin | Life-Lab --- Exciting News for Getting More Sales in Japan !! We are thrilled to launch our live cohort course: "Mastering Sales Decks for the Japanese Market" hosted by Tyson Batino. This online program is for CEOs and sales professionals eager to enhance their sales pitches and improve their chances of securing meetings with Japanese corporate decision-makers. ⁠https://scalingyourcompany.com/salespamphlet/⁠ --- Send in a voice message: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

This is a very special episode of the Scaling Japan Podcast. It will be our first of many episodes on Japan Scalers. In this series, we will only interview guests who have surpassed 100 million yen in revenue annually. We have many interesting guests lined up for the upcoming episode, so make sure to follow us on social media and stay up to date with the podcast. In this first episode, Tyson himself will share his story as the co-founder of One Coin English, an English language school. With over 8000 students and a team of 200+ employees, Tyson shares how he scaled the company from scratch, leveraging unbeatable pricing and strategic locations. Overcoming initial trust hurdles, he overcame challenges like teacher recruitment and promotional overflow. Tyson walks us through the stages of growth, from proving the business model to expanding to multiple schools. He emphasizes the importance of building a resilient team, seizing timing advantages, and transitioning from founder to business leader. Show Notes : 0:00: Introduction1:12: What company do you scale?2:35: What was your company's competitive advantage?2:57: Problems faced during this scaling process4:42: Stage 1: What were the stages of One Coin English?5:17: Advantages and how you utilized them8:39: Challenges faced at this stage10:24: Unique insights12:50: How did you adapt your personality at this stage?16:05: Stage 2 of Once Coin English: can we actually scale this business model or not?17:09: Advantages and how you utilized them in stage 2?20:10: Challenges faced at this stage21:35 Unique insights22:44: How did you adapt your personality at this stage?26:33: Stage 3: Becoming a professional company.& advantages at this stage30:30: Challenges faced at this stage36:07: Unique insights --- Exciting News for Getting More Sales in Japan !! We are thrilled to launch our live cohort course: "Mastering Sales Decks for the Japanese Market" hosted by Tyson Batino. This online program is for CEOs and sales professionals eager to enhance their sales pitches and improve their chances of securing meetings with Japanese corporate decision-makers. https://scalingyourcompany.com/salespamphlet/ --- Send in a voice message: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scalingjapanpodcast/message

In this episode, Chris chats to Rick Kutcipal, "At-Large Director" with the SCSI Trade Association. The topic of conversation is the adoption of SAS media (both HDDs and SSDs) by hyper-scale customers that include public cloud vendors and companies such as Meta.

On this week's episode of The One Piece Podcast we have a double feature of insider perspectives. First, we have Toei Animation's Henry Thurlow on the show to take us through his latest work on our Anime Recap of One Piece Episode 1093, “The Winner Takes All! Law vs. Blackbeard!” — plus some far-too-deep discussions on power scaling and Kuzan's character.We also have our latest edition of Greg & Stephen joining forces for a new season of their wondrous, informative recurring segment: the SGS! This week, the duo discusses One Piece Chapters 1104 - 1106, plus they take your questions! During every manga break, Greg and Stephen come together to discuss the latest events in the manga, and answer your questions!!00:00:00 Introduction;00:05:16 Anime Recap: Episode 1096 with Henry Thurlow;01:28:03 SGS #13: Chapters 1104 - 1106;03:16:31 To Be ContinuedEpisode CreditsHosted by Zach & SamSpecial Guests:Greg Werner (OPLA series advisor, columnist for the official One Piece website) Stephen Paul (translator for One Piece in Shonen Jump and Manga Plus)Art by Steve YurkoEdited by Delaney JordanOPP Logo by YuinMusic composed and arranged by Kirsten Carey, and featuring accompaniment by: Ben Willis, Bass; Jonathan Taylor, Drums; Molly Jones, Flute and Saxophone; Cory Murphy, Trombone and Tuba; Dave Hurley, PercussionSUBSCRIBE TO US ON PATREON!You can subscribe on Patreon and get access to ad-free episodes and our 800+ episode archive, our exclusive series 4'ced to Watch 4Kids with Steve & Alex, our full-length film OPPJapan, exclusive episodes with our special guests and a lot more. Don't miss out, subscribe at patreon.com/onepiecepodcast to get the full One Piece Podcast experience! We have an all new series about the history of 4Kids … as told by the people who were actually there. Check out 4Kids Flashback every Wednesday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of The One Piece Podcast we have a double feature of insider perspectives. First, we have Toei Animation's Henry Thurlow on the show to take us through his latest work on our Anime Recap of One Piece Episode 1093, “The Winner Takes All! Law vs. Blackbeard!” — plus some far-too-deep discussions on power scaling and Kuzan's character.We also have our latest edition of Greg & Stephen joining forces for a new season of their wondrous, informative recurring segment: the SGS! This week, the duo discusses One Piece Chapters 1104 - 1106, plus they take your questions! During every manga break, Greg and Stephen come together to discuss the latest events in the manga, and answer your questions!!00:00:00 Introduction;00:05:16 Anime Recap: Episode 1096 with Henry Thurlow;01:28:03 SGS #13: Chapters 1104 - 1106;03:16:31 To Be ContinuedEpisode CreditsHosted by Zach & SamSpecial Guests:Greg Werner (OPLA series advisor, columnist for the official One Piece website) Stephen Paul (translator for One Piece in Shonen Jump and Manga Plus)Art by Steve YurkoEdited by Delaney JordanOPP Logo by YuinMusic composed and arranged by Kirsten Carey, and featuring accompaniment by: Ben Willis, Bass; Jonathan Taylor, Drums; Molly Jones, Flute and Saxophone; Cory Murphy, Trombone and Tuba; Dave Hurley, PercussionSUBSCRIBE TO US ON PATREON!You can subscribe on Patreon and get access to ad-free episodes and our 800+ episode archive, our exclusive series 4'ced to Watch 4Kids with Steve & Alex, our full-length film OPPJapan, exclusive episodes with our special guests and a lot more. Don't miss out, subscribe at patreon.com/onepiecepodcast to get the full One Piece Podcast experience! We have an all new series about the history of 4Kids … as told by the people who were actually there. Check out 4Kids Flashback every Wednesday!You can pick up One Piece Podcast merch from our TeePublic store! Check it out!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-one-piece-podcast--5846933/support.

In this riveting episode of Gathering The Kings Podcast, Host Chaz Wolfe sits down with the dynamic Alex Micol, a digital virtuoso who hails from Germany, carries an Italian heritage, and now resides in the beautiful city of Dubai. A prodigy in his own right, Alex started his entrepreneurial journey at age of 12, building Facebook pages for renowned football players. Now, he's the CEO & Founder of Scalers.org, a trailblazing online advertising company dedicated to amplifying businesses and elevating their online presence.Dive into a conversation that unravels the mysteries of affiliate marketing and challenges the narrative of why hard things should INDEED be hard. Alex enlightens us on how fear, rather than a deterrent, can be an indicator to forge ahead in business. He speaks profoundly about the importance of the rooms we choose to walk into and the company we keep there, as well as the distinction between being merely rich and genuinely wealthy. The episode crescendos with Alex's insights on the transformative power of visualization. Trust us, you don't want to miss this one!

Linda Rottenberg is the founder and CEO of Endeavor, the leading community of high impact entrepreneurs worldwide. In the late 1990s, Linda flies down to South America and settles in Argentina. She starts helping the social sector until she concludes that the region doesn´t need more Microcredits, but rather more Microsofts, starting-up in the region. She gets the first funding and the first entrepreneurs. Her story and that of Endeavor changes forever, when she gets to meet Marcos and Hernán, co-founders of Mercado Libre. If you want to read the transcript of the interview (slightly edited) you can find it here, searching for this episode:  https://escaladores.simplecast.com/episodesIf you want to follow its creator, Federico Eisner, you can do it here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/feisner/ and can follow escaladores in: https://www.linkedin.com/company/escaladores/If, while listening, you get curious about Carlos Nino and the Nino boys' impact in Argentina, you might be interested in reading this https://www.law.yale.edu/sites/default/files/documents/faculty/papers/DeathPublicIntellectual.pdf

The most important and sustainable avenue for long-term growth is SEO. The big question is how to leverage SEO as a B2B SaaS? Long-term growth frequently depends on this investment. Maeva Cifuentes, CEO of Flying Cat Marketing, a startup that helps B2B SaaS companies with their SEO and content strategy, is our special guest today. Maeva has extensive knowledge to impart based on her three years of expertise and track record of working with over 40 B2B SaaS firms. Immediately, let's begin! Thank you for coming, Maeva. Defining SEO: Maeva defines SEO as transforming your website into a self-sustaining ecosystem that attracts users organically throughout their buyer's journey, from awareness to becoming a customer. Without SEO, your website relies solely on brand searches or paid ads for traffic. Preparation for SEO: Before diving into SEO, Maeva emphasizes the importance of having a solid product-market fit and ensuring that your website can convert visitors effectively. This way, your investment in SEO will yield better results. Understanding the Ideal Customer Profile (ICP): Maeva stresses the significance of having a well-defined ICP before creating SEO-focused content. Understanding your audience and addressing their specific needs is crucial for successful SEO. Common Mistakes: One common mistake businesses make is focusing on the wrong metrics for SEO success. Maeva advises aligning SEO KPIs with business goals, such as demo requests, free trial sign-ups, or revenue, rather than just rankings and traffic. SEO Strategy: Maeva introduces four website archetypes - Builder, Optimizer, Scalar, and Wild One - each with specific SEO objectives. For beginners (Builders), the focus is on ranking for easy keywords to build topical authority, while more established businesses (Scalers) create thought leadership content and attract external interest. Content Optimization: Maeva recommends optimizing existing content to increase click-through rates (CTR) and conversion rates, as it can yield quicker wins compared to focusing solely on new content creation. Fresh Content and Rankings: Refreshing and updating content periodically, especially for pages on the second page of search results, helps maintain relevance and appeal to both readers and search engines. Should You Include Last Updated Dates in Your Blog Posts? The podcast begins with a practical question on whether including the "last updated" date in a blog post is necessary. Maeva advises that having the date on the blog post is considered best practice. For industries where information changes rapidly, it benefits users to know when the content was last updated to assess its relevance and accuracy. Considering user experience is essential, and including the date ensures transparency and builds trust with your audience. Key Timecodes (1:25) Why you should listen to Maeva (2:00) What is SEO? (2:55) What you need to have before starting SEO (4:50) Mistakes companies make while implementing SEO (7:29) What to do to get the most out of SEO (10:34) The best SEO practices (15:25) The bottom of the funnel example (16:50) The importance of refreshing content (19:17) Maeva's success story (23:45) Does duplicate content hurt your SEO? (25:46) AI effect on SEO (28:37) How to grow to 10K MRR (30:01) How to grow to 10M ARR (31:05) What does Maeva wish she knew 10yrs ago?

Josh Sebo (COO of OfferVault), Adam Young (CEO of Ringba), Chad King (Director of Business Development at Ringba), and special guest Alex Micol (CEO & Founder of Scalers), discuss: - Affiliate World Europe (Barcelona, Spain) - YouTube Ads: Thoughts & Strategies - VSLs (Video Sales Letters) - Paid Advertising & Content Creation) - Branding (Business vs. Personal) Follow Us: OfferVault: WEBSITE: https://www.offervault.com/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/offervault INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/offervaultmarketing/ TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/offervault LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/offer-vault/ Adam Young: RINGBA: https://www.ringba.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ringba INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/adamyoung/ TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/arbitrage LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/capitalist Alex Micol: SCALERS: https://www.scalers.org/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/alexmicol/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amicol/

What's so different about artificial intelligence (AI) today than in the past? Stephen Freedman, Ph.D., CFA, FRM, joins podcast host John P. Bryson to explore the current AI boom. Steve, the head of research and sustainability for equities investing at Pictet Asset Management, discusses the evolution of AI while focusing on the new ways that it's being used today. He also considers AI's positive disruptive potential, risks that people need to be aware of, and which types of companies and industries may benefit from or be hurt by AI the most. He also analyzes the role of Mainland China and other countries that may seek to harness the power of AI, the prospect of global regulation of AI, and how the technology might help financial professionals.

Ready to hit some outrageous revenue goals and make this your most profitable year to date?Whether that's $100K, $1M, or even $10M… I'm here to help you make it happen.First, we'll need to focus on 3 key areas: Sales, Marketing, and Mindset.You'll use these 3 key areas to build your very own plan for how to reach even your most ambitious revenue goals this year.But it all starts with believing that this is possible.After all, myself and some of our awesome Scalers are living, breathing proof that it is. So join me in today's podcast episode, where we're talking all about how you can create a plan to realistically make $1M this year from your online course.Tune in to learn exactly what you need to get off to a good start.Want to learn more? If you are a course creator who wants to generate consistent revenue every month so they can get off the launch roller coaster once and for all, come watch our free masterclass: https://caitlinbacher.com/new-masterclass-pod/If you loved this episode, make sure to leave an honest review. Your review helps boost our show and gives more people a chance to listen to it. Also, be sure to leave your IG handle when you do, so that we can send you a special, VIP episode as our way of saying thanks!Connect with us on social media!Instagram: https://instagram.com/caitlinbacherFacebook: https://facebook.com/caitlinbacherTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@caitlinbacher Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Hygiene Chat, Kara Vavrosky, RDHEP, sat down with Dr. Emily Boge, EdD, RDH, CDA, to discuss biofilm management using ultrasonic scalers, even with your healthiest patients. Podcast originally posted as a video on Kara RDH's Facebook page on November 1, 2022: https://www.facebook.com/DentalHygieneKaraRDH/videos/2206814892814483 This podcast is sponsored by Dentsply Sirona. Discover the science behind Cavitron Ultrasonic Scalers at https://www.dentsplysirona.com/en-us/discover/discover-by-topic/by-category/preventive/biofilm-beware.html Need CE? Check out the latest courses at https://rdh.tv/ce Get daily dental hygiene articles at https://www.todaysrdh.com Follow Today's RDH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TodaysRDH/ Follow Kara RDH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DentalHygieneKaraRDH/ Follow Kara RDH on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kara_rdh/

Caleb O'Dowd is widely considered to be one of the top Internet marketers and sales funnel conversion specialists online today. Caleb has either consulted with, worked with, or directly coached many of the most successful Internet marketing companies and gurus on the Internet today. He recently launched the Scalers Newsletter for sales funnel marketers. Where each week, Caleb shares one of his greatest — and most actionable — conversion optimization, business and funnel scaling strategies https://scalers.pro 

Are you struggling between Windows and Linux operating systems? Linux is great for leveraging cloud-native workloads and advanced capabilities such as AI or ML, but most existing workloads and applications are built around Windows. This results in businesses having to make compromises on which capabilities they can bring to their infrastructure and technology stack. That's why the Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows (EFLOW) was developed to help blend the old with the new and enable Linux-based workloads to run on Windows devices. The solution is already being used to address supply chain issues by modernizing ports with cross-platform capabilities and more.  In this podcast, we will explore the challenges with today's industry transformation efforts, the role EFLOW plays, and how to successfully implement the platform, as well as necessary partners for IoT success.   Join us as we explore these ideas with: Scott Chmiel, Business Development Manager at Arrow Steen Graham, Co-Founder and CEO of Scalers.ai Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director Scott and Steen answer our questions about The state of today's industry transformations The impact of IoT challenges both on a business and societal level The different players involved in transformations, for example, smart ports How to make innovative and impactful business transformations The technology strategy behind industry transformations Deploying innovative apps with EFLOW How EFLOW was used in port modernization efforts The value of EFLOW across all verticals What types of partnerships go into these transformations Related Content For the latest innovations from Arrow, follow them on Twitter at @Arrow_dot_com and LinkedIn at Arrow-Electronics.

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Please Leave a Review!  It's A Tale of Two Hygienists' student roundtable episode, which means Andrew and Michelle have invited a roster of guests to educate student listeners on a chosen topic. Today, Melissa Obrotka, BA, RDH, and Nicole Fortune, MBA, RDH, join Andrew and Michelle to discuss implant dentistry and the differences between a natural tooth and an implant. In this episode, Melissa and Nicole begin by giving a brief summary of their journey as hygienists and how they got into implant dentistry. They go on to highlight the differences between assessing a tooth and an implant, the importance of doing medical checks and patient research before implanting, the methods and tools used to probe implants, and some homecare tips for implants. They round off with tips for students on how to delve into the world of implant dentistry - the key being not to be afraid and to ask questions. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Interview starts: 2:19   Melissa talks about her journey as a hygienist and how she gives back to the profession by educating the next generation. Nicole delves into her experience with implant dentistry. The ever-changing nature of implant dentistry. The big differences between assessing a tooth and assessing an implant. What is an implant? Assessing the tissue around an implant. Why you should ask your patient questions surrounding their implants Probing an implant – the methods and tools necessary. The importance of checking for implant looseness and patients' reactions. Why you should pre-plan and assess necessary factors before implanting. What is all-on-four? The importance of bringing hygienists to the discussion table. Homecare tools for implants. Scalers and implants- managing biofilm around implants. 3 implant dentistry tips for students. QUOTES: “When I say that out loud, I can't believe it.” “I love dental hygiene. I love how we can change patients' lives everyday and make people healthier, make sick people healthy, help improve their self esteem. I just love everything about what we do.” “Good implant companies are kind of like car dealerships, there's like four or five, six big ones that you know, and then there's hundreds.” “We kind of entered the Oprah stage of dental implants where you get an implant and you get an implant and you get an implant.” “Our charge as dental hygienists is to keep ourselves informed.” “Assessing the amount, the color, the consistency of that exudate is your next step.” “There's actually science to back that.” “How is the prosthetic retained? Is it screw retained? Is it cement retained?” “Don't probe them and don't scale them...unless you have a gold scaler.” “It's not really all that scary. It's just a kind of a different way of approaching it.” “We need to set these patients up for success.” “There should be no Implantology without Periodontology.” “You've got to earn this dentistry.” “If it's not fun for me, it's certainly not fun for them.” “It's like trying to do dental hygiene with a butter knife.”   LINKS: A Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage AToTH on Facebook AToTH on Instagram AToTH on LinkedIn   Nicole Fortune Rdh Homepage Nicole's email Melissa's Instagram   Disrupting Dentistry Podcast Badass Hygiene Melissa's email

Please Leave a Review!  It's A Tale of Two Hygienists' student roundtable episode, which means Andrew and Michelle have invited a roster of guests to educate student listeners on a chosen topic. Today, Melissa Obrotka, BA, RDH, and Nicole Fortune, MBA, RDH, join Andrew and Michelle to discuss implant dentistry and the differences between a natural tooth and an implant. In this episode, Melissa and Nicole begin by giving a brief summary of their journey as hygienists and how they got into implant dentistry. They go on to highlight the differences between assessing a tooth and an implant, the importance of doing medical checks and patient research before implanting, the methods and tools used to probe implants, and some homecare tips for implants. They round off with tips for students on how to delve into the world of implant dentistry - the key being not to be afraid and to ask questions. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Interview starts: 2:19   Melissa talks about her journey as a hygienist and how she gives back to the profession by educating the next generation. Nicole delves into her experience with implant dentistry. The ever-changing nature of implant dentistry. The big differences between assessing a tooth and assessing an implant. What is an implant? Assessing the tissue around an implant. Why you should ask your patient questions surrounding their implants Probing an implant – the methods and tools necessary. The importance of checking for implant looseness and patients' reactions. Why you should pre-plan and assess necessary factors before implanting. What is all-on-four? The importance of bringing hygienists to the discussion table. Homecare tools for implants. Scalers and implants- managing biofilm around implants. 3 implant dentistry tips for students. QUOTES: “When I say that out loud, I can't believe it.” “I love dental hygiene. I love how we can change patients' lives everyday and make people healthier, make sick people healthy, help improve their self esteem. I just love everything about what we do.” “Good implant companies are kind of like car dealerships, there's like four or five, six big ones that you know, and then there's hundreds.” “We kind of entered the Oprah stage of dental implants where you get an implant and you get an implant and you get an implant.” “Our charge as dental hygienists is to keep ourselves informed.” “Assessing the amount, the color, the consistency of that exudate is your next step.” “There's actually science to back that.” “How is the prosthetic retained? Is it screw retained? Is it cement retained?” “Don't probe them and don't scale them...unless you have a gold scaler.” “It's not really all that scary. It's just a kind of a different way of approaching it.” “We need to set these patients up for success.” “There should be no Implantology without Periodontology.” “You've got to earn this dentistry.” “If it's not fun for me, it's certainly not fun for them.” “It's like trying to do dental hygiene with a butter knife.”   LINKS: A Tale of Two Hygienists Podcast A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage AToTH on Facebook AToTH on Instagram AToTH on LinkedIn   Nicole Fortune Rdh Homepage Nicole's email Melissa's Instagram   Disrupting Dentistry Podcast Badass Hygiene Melissa's email

Can you handle the truth? Today's guests include Kari Carter- Cherelus, Astrida Curtis, Tameka Lee, and Dr. Karen Gordon. Meet the hosts of the newest dental podcast, the Truth Scalers. In this episode, Cindy and April have a ding ding of a time chatting with four energetic serious, but fun ladies. They chat about many topics including preventing burnout, corporate dentistry, private practice, and supporting each other in dentistry. And asking for a raise! These co-hosts also share their entrepreneurial adventures outside of the op. Be sure to subscribe to the Dental Alements Podcast and to the Truth Scalers Podcast ~ this will make your life easier and better.   For a complete list of episodes visit our podcast site @ https://dentalalements.podbean.com/ To sign up for giveaways and to learn more about us visit our business website @https://www.rootuon.com/ To subscribe log into your favorite podcast app search for us then hit subscribe To leave a review log into your favorite podcast app search for us then choose leave review       *****Thank you for your continued support as we grow this podcast. Please leave us a nice review and five stars so that we can reach more awesome people like you.    

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On this episode of the Scaleup Valley podcast, Mike Dias speaks with Rav Dhaliwal, Investor at Crane Venture Partners. Key Takeaways: - Pushing builders over scalers -The concept of continuous sales -Change management: the main skill of a leader

Nick and Alex talk about their progress so far in 2021, after a period of gaining as much weight as possible. Plus some bonus content!

In this episode, host Eric Dickmann interviews Dr. Mark Wade. From a brick-and-mortar business to an online multi-millionaire, Dr. Mark is an inspiring and entertaining speaker. Coming from the healthcare industry with two Doctorates, he created the American Posture Institute, which became an industry empire built on the strategy he created called the “One-Day Summit Formula.” After his first successful venture, Dr. Mark created the Virtual Summits Software – which is the only software in the world designed to specifically host a virtual summit, making it possible to have a new summit up and running in under 10 minutes. Shortly after, he founded the brand HustleAndScale.com where he helps side hustlers become six- and seven-figure “Scalers.” Using his knowledge of online business combined with his proprietary One-Day Summit Formula, Dr. Mark has helped thousands of online entrepreneurs build successful, scalable online businesses.Eric Dickmann can be found on Twitter @EDickmann and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/edickmann and my website https://ericdickmann.com Dr. Mark Wade can be found online at https://virtualsummits.com/ on Twitter @VirtualSummits, and Facebook @VirtualSummitsSoftware Episode Summary: The episode summary can be found at https://fiveechelon.com/virtual-summits-engage-your-target-audience-s3e12 If you'd like to contact us with feedback or guest inquiries, please visit: https://fiveechelon.com/podcast For more information about Virtual CMO strategic marketing consulting services, visit The Five Echelon Group at https://fiveechelon.com   Episode #43Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEMarketing Automation with HubSpot Try HubSpot's all-in-one marketing software to simplify campaign management and drive new leads.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Scalers è il primo club digitale per imprenditori: sede virtuale, lezioni in diretta, revisione dei tuoi materiali, supporto costante e nuove strategie ogni settimana In questo podcast sveliamo tutti i dettagli del progetto SCALERS . ARGOMENTI trattati in Scalers: | MARKETING | BRANDING | IMPRESA | SOCIAL MEDIA | START-UP | E-COMMERCE | FUNNEL | SOFTWARE & AUTOMATION | FACEBOOK ADS | ADVERTISING | COPYWRITING | GROWTH HACKING | CONTENT | DESIGN | AFFILIATE| VENDITA | INNOVAZIONE

In this episode, we talk about why the two libraries Scikit-Learn and Keras are great for machine learning. These two libraries combined with Pandas form the 3 core libraries in Python for a data scientist today. We cover things like: 1) Data Exploration and data cleaning - how Pandas and Jupyter notebooks provide a good way to get started here. 2) Data Transformation - how Scikit-Learn provides many useful functions like train_test_split, Scalers, PCA etc. 3) Data Fitting - how Scikit-Learn provides good shallow models and Keras provides great support to quickly get started with neural networks. We also cover various tidbits on things to take note in building ML pipelines and preparing models to be deployed in production, so tune into the episode to find out! Fantastic Resources: 1) Book by head of Youtube DS team Aurelien Geron: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1492032646/?tag=omnilence-20 This is one of the best book I have read on this topic as it covers practical tips incl. Scikit-Learn API etc. 2) Developing Scikit-Learn estimators: https://scikit-learn.org/stable/developers/develop.html 3) Guide to Keras Sequential API: https://keras.io/getting-started/sequential-model-guide/ 4) Guide to Keras Functional API: https://keras.io/getting-started/functional-api-guide/ 5) My previous episode on Pandas: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/17-why-pandas-is-the-new-excel/id1453716761?i=1000454831790 Thanks for listening! Please consider supporting this podcast from the link in the end. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-data-life-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-data-life-podcast/support

Hey guys! This week we shift into scale mode with Jay Kendall of That Scale RC Show and SOR RC Products. We talk consumer advice for people looking into Scalers, the death of U4RC, and more! Be sure to follow us on Facebook to stay up to date with news and listener questions! New episodes every Monday!

In this episode, Jaime and Mark Wade discuss: What is Hustle and Scale How Mark brought technology in to help fix people's postures The virtual summit space Tech that brought Mark success Key Takeaways: Mark was a pioneer in healthcare online courses because at the time, the majority thought medical curriculum couldn't be legitimately taught through the internet Pro tip: Don't be afraid to embrace and try what's new with software! That mindset will give you more opportunities to be successful sooner Many Chat is a software that allows you to do what email marketing does, but through Facebook Messenger Mark's tech toolbox - Facebook ads, Zoom, ECamm, Rev.com, SaneBox, Buffer   "One of main reasons behind my thought process [for the American Posture Institute] was that I wanted these courses — the teaching, the education, the certifications — to be 100 percent online." — Mark Wade   About Mark Wade: After transition from a brick and mortar business in the health industry to the online world, Mark created the number one leading brand for Posture Correction Education (American Posture Institute), using virtual summits to create his multi-million dollar business. Recognizing how powerful virtual summits are, yet knowing how difficult they can be to run, Mark went on to build the first and only software used to host a virtual summit (Virtual Summit Software), now making it easier than ever before to host a summit. Now Mark is helping Side Hustlers and Scalers grow their online business by creating successful online platforms. Mark has also created a number-one hit podcast in iTunes, as well as hosts a waiting-list only mastermind called Puerto Rico Masterminds with top industry experts.     Connect with Jaime Slutzky: Podcast: http://www.techofbusiness.com Website: http://www.virtualsummittech.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@virtualsummitTECH.com     Connect with Mark Wade: Twitter: @VirtualSummits Website: http://hustleandscale.com/ Virtual Summit Software: https://virtualsummits.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hustleandscale/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HustleAndScale/     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

In this episode, Jaime and Mark Wade discuss: What is Hustle and Scale How Mark brought technology in to help fix people's postures The virtual summit space Tech that brought Mark success Key Takeaways: Mark was a pioneer in healthcare online courses because at the time, the majority thought medical curriculum couldn't be legitimately taught through the internet Pro tip: Don't be afraid to embrace and try what's new with software! That mindset will give you more opportunities to be successful sooner Many Chat is a software that allows you to do what email marketing does, but through Facebook Messenger Mark's tech toolbox - Facebook ads, Zoom, ECamm, Rev.com, SaneBox, Buffer   "One of main reasons behind my thought process [for the American Posture Institute] was that I wanted these courses — the teaching, the education, the certifications — to be 100 percent online." — Mark Wade   About Mark Wade: After transition from a brick and mortar business in the health industry to the online world, Mark created the number one leading brand for Posture Correction Education (American Posture Institute), using virtual summits to create his multi-million dollar business. Recognizing how powerful virtual summits are, yet knowing how difficult they can be to run, Mark went on to build the first and only software used to host a virtual summit (Virtual Summit Software), now making it easier than ever before to host a summit. Now Mark is helping Side Hustlers and Scalers grow their online business by creating successful online platforms. Mark has also created a number-one hit podcast in iTunes, as well as hosts a waiting-list only mastermind called Puerto Rico Masterminds with top industry experts.     Connect with Jaime Slutzky: Podcast: http://www.techofbusiness.com Website: http://www.virtualsummittech.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@virtualsummitTECH.com     Connect with Mark Wade: Twitter: @VirtualSummits Website: http://hustleandscale.com/ Virtual Summit Software: https://virtualsummits.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hustleandscale/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HustleAndScale/     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 官网：http://www.scalerstalk.com/scalerscast/喜马拉雅 ：在喜马拉雅搜索ScalersCast点击收藏 Podcast ：https://itun.es/cn/fop57.c 这是ScalersTalk的第1197篇文章，由成长会Saga完成朗读。 本文标题是《Scalers：牛人身上哪些地方值得我们学习？》。 原文请观看1197文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/1197-expert喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 官网：http://www.scalerstalk.com/scalerscast/荔枝FM ：FM1422804 Podcast ：https://itun.es/cn/fop57.c 这是ScalersTalk的第1196篇文章，由成长会木槿年完成朗读。本文标题是《Scalers：当一名“小白”是什么样的体验？》。 原文请观看1196文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/1196-the-fish喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 官网：http://www.scalerstalk.com/scalerscast/荔枝FM ：FM1422804 Podcast ：https://itun.es/cn/fop57.c 这是ScalersTalk的第1196篇文章，由成长会木槿年完成朗读。本文标题是《Scalers：当一名“小白”是什么样的体验？》。 原文请观看1196文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/1196-the-fish喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 官网：http://www.scalerstalk.com/scalerscast/喜马拉雅 ：在喜马拉雅搜索ScalersCast点击收藏 Podcast ：https://itun.es/cn/fop57.c 这是ScalersTalk的第1197篇文章，由成长会Saga完成朗读。 本文标题是《Scalers：牛人身上哪些地方值得我们学习？》。 原文请观看1197文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/1197-expert喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 这是ScalersCast第77期，由成长会木槿年完成朗读，ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品。 关注微信公众号ScalersTalk，订阅ScalersCast节目，查看和收听更多精彩文章 。 本文是《对信息的需求降到无穷小，对行动的需求增至无穷大》。 原文请观看703文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/703-infinite喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------原文如下：微博微信朋友圈，知乎今日头条……信息爆炸的时代所有的渠道都在做信息做资讯做内容。同时人性中好像又有一种天性就是追逐新的信息来寻求刺激，比如看各种八卦新闻，刷出各种好玩的东西。于是我们很容易抑止不住自己的行为，就像信息强迫症一样不自主地反复刷各种信息源。天天刷每时每刻都在刷，于是节奏打乱，行动停滞，心态不稳，然后还有可能出现各种拖延。该做的事情不做，对自己有价值的事情不做。而且道理看上去都懂（其实是不懂），也做不到。（Scalers：你不能践行的道理，都不算懂的道理）追逐新信息很多情况下是无意义的一种行为，比如把你三个月前刷的微博拿出来，你可能完全都不记得你看过。那这样来说，你就没有从信息里面带走什么价值，用于你的成长和进步，于是这个时间就是低效的。我的观念是，低效的时间投入都应该砍掉。当然这里有一个前提，就是我们认可需要提高工作效率做更多的事情。肯定有人会说生活要享受不要那么累，但是我要说，能享受也是一种能力，不是每个人都有资格的。所以文章的观点就是，对信息的需求降到无穷小。这种信息指你控制不住自己的时候，想刷的各种看上去很好玩但是却可能娱乐至死的信息，这些信息大量地充斥在社交网络上，看上去很新鲜很刺激能满足你各种感官的需求，但是长期来说却是然并卵。你三个月不看这些东西对你完全一点损失也没有，因为你要相信重要的信息自然会有渠道到你手里。我们都不擅长做减法，不擅长砍掉攒在手里的任何东西，不相信你把你的微信公众号列表打开，里面未读数超过10条的全部取消关注，看看有什么影响？当然你也可以取消关注我，因为我可能也是一种信息干扰源。然而另外一方面，我们需要把对行动的需求增至无穷大。我始终相信信息是承载在行动上的。很多人会问我为什么你写了700天了还能写？问的人太多以至于这个话题拿来开班都可以赚钱了。但是其实道理很简单，我一直在行动，我不是纯粹地在空写，写文字的背后有着大量的练习作为基础，比如我的技术学习，我的社群运营，还有我的总结和复盘……所以我不认为自己是什么自媒体，媒体更多的角色是，抓到一定数量的注意力资源，然后把内容整饬一把，往渠道里面灌，然后通过流量变现，比如广告比如电商。你看罗辑思维卖完社群情怀卖不动了开始卖商品了……我更多地像个自行动体，自持续行动体，我做我的事情，每天做，然后顺便写下来记下来。你喜欢就看不喜欢我也不强求，我也不会刻意迎合不试图讨好。媒体工作人员可以采访一位企业家面对面谈笑风生，但是并不代表工作人员就和企业家一样牛逼了，后者是实战干出来的，而你从高校新闻系毕业就能做记者，看上去平起平坐，但是背后的行动量还是不一样的。所以很多人的心思大概是我告诉你一句话你就听了恍然大悟然后马上就一切太平了。没有那么好的事情，你得把你的行动量调大一点，往无穷大的方向调。当你在行动加量的时候你会发现你需要新的信息，而这个时候你再去主动寻找这方面的信息，这时的信息价值是最大的。一份报告一篇论文一本书籍甚至背后的人都能成为你进步的宝贵信息来源，你跟着这个方向不停地往前走，不停地突破探索，然后一年两年三年，就会发现咦我搞出了点什么名堂。其实我觉得只有在你行动的时候输入的信息才是有价值的，其他的你都会忘记，就像你从来没有看过一样。学而无以致用的东西都是在浪费时间，当然情怀婊会觉得我太功利，但是其实是他们对致用二字的理解太功利，这种看法的深层原因大概是他们看了那么多书仍然穷困潦倒，所以对于自己的无用要找到一个合理化的借口。然后你甚至可以做一名信息的生产者，这就是在为其他人创造价值了。我相信在这个时代，有来源有背书有认可的信息，会越来越有价值。也就是以后大家会对信息质量的追求越来越高。在朋友圈里转的乱七八糟的信息以后会失去市场，至少会失去有价值受众的市场。在以后，当我们看到一篇材料，我们会更加注重这是来自于谁的作品，就像学术论文一样，作者的信息其实是作品价值很重要的一个方面。当我们管控好信息的输入渠道，开始在行动上加码，会不可逆转地进入正循环，于是向滔滔江水那样滚滚向前地奔向你的进步和成长。那些乱七八糟的信息玩意对你不再有意义，因为你知道自己要做什么，你知道自己要怎么做，你知道目标在哪里，你可以肆无忌惮地做减法了。把你对信息的需求降到无穷小，对行动的需求增至无穷大。

ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品 ScalersCast节目订阅和关注： 这是ScalersCast第77期，由成长会木槿年完成朗读，ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品。 关注微信公众号ScalersTalk，订阅ScalersCast节目，查看和收听更多精彩文章 。 本文是《对信息的需求降到无穷小，对行动的需求增至无穷大》。 原文请观看703文章。 http://www.scalerstalk.com/703-infinite喜欢节目的朋友麻烦点赞、订阅和关注哦~谢谢大家！ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------原文如下：微博微信朋友圈，知乎今日头条……信息爆炸的时代所有的渠道都在做信息做资讯做内容。同时人性中好像又有一种天性就是追逐新的信息来寻求刺激，比如看各种八卦新闻，刷出各种好玩的东西。于是我们很容易抑止不住自己的行为，就像信息强迫症一样不自主地反复刷各种信息源。天天刷每时每刻都在刷，于是节奏打乱，行动停滞，心态不稳，然后还有可能出现各种拖延。该做的事情不做，对自己有价值的事情不做。而且道理看上去都懂（其实是不懂），也做不到。（Scalers：你不能践行的道理，都不算懂的道理）追逐新信息很多情况下是无意义的一种行为，比如把你三个月前刷的微博拿出来，你可能完全都不记得你看过。那这样来说，你就没有从信息里面带走什么价值，用于你的成长和进步，于是这个时间就是低效的。我的观念是，低效的时间投入都应该砍掉。当然这里有一个前提，就是我们认可需要提高工作效率做更多的事情。肯定有人会说生活要享受不要那么累，但是我要说，能享受也是一种能力，不是每个人都有资格的。所以文章的观点就是，对信息的需求降到无穷小。这种信息指你控制不住自己的时候，想刷的各种看上去很好玩但是却可能娱乐至死的信息，这些信息大量地充斥在社交网络上，看上去很新鲜很刺激能满足你各种感官的需求，但是长期来说却是然并卵。你三个月不看这些东西对你完全一点损失也没有，因为你要相信重要的信息自然会有渠道到你手里。我们都不擅长做减法，不擅长砍掉攒在手里的任何东西，不相信你把你的微信公众号列表打开，里面未读数超过10条的全部取消关注，看看有什么影响？当然你也可以取消关注我，因为我可能也是一种信息干扰源。然而另外一方面，我们需要把对行动的需求增至无穷大。我始终相信信息是承载在行动上的。很多人会问我为什么你写了700天了还能写？问的人太多以至于这个话题拿来开班都可以赚钱了。但是其实道理很简单，我一直在行动，我不是纯粹地在空写，写文字的背后有着大量的练习作为基础，比如我的技术学习，我的社群运营，还有我的总结和复盘……所以我不认为自己是什么自媒体，媒体更多的角色是，抓到一定数量的注意力资源，然后把内容整饬一把，往渠道里面灌，然后通过流量变现，比如广告比如电商。你看罗辑思维卖完社群情怀卖不动了开始卖商品了……我更多地像个自行动体，自持续行动体，我做我的事情，每天做，然后顺便写下来记下来。你喜欢就看不喜欢我也不强求，我也不会刻意迎合不试图讨好。媒体工作人员可以采访一位企业家面对面谈笑风生，但是并不代表工作人员就和企业家一样牛逼了，后者是实战干出来的，而你从高校新闻系毕业就能做记者，看上去平起平坐，但是背后的行动量还是不一样的。所以很多人的心思大概是我告诉你一句话你就听了恍然大悟然后马上就一切太平了。没有那么好的事情，你得把你的行动量调大一点，往无穷大的方向调。当你在行动加量的时候你会发现你需要新的信息，而这个时候你再去主动寻找这方面的信息，这时的信息价值是最大的。一份报告一篇论文一本书籍甚至背后的人都能成为你进步的宝贵信息来源，你跟着这个方向不停地往前走，不停地突破探索，然后一年两年三年，就会发现咦我搞出了点什么名堂。其实我觉得只有在你行动的时候输入的信息才是有价值的，其他的你都会忘记，就像你从来没有看过一样。学而无以致用的东西都是在浪费时间，当然情怀婊会觉得我太功利，但是其实是他们对致用二字的理解太功利，这种看法的深层原因大概是他们看了那么多书仍然穷困潦倒，所以对于自己的无用要找到一个合理化的借口。然后你甚至可以做一名信息的生产者，这就是在为其他人创造价值了。我相信在这个时代，有来源有背书有认可的信息，会越来越有价值。也就是以后大家会对信息质量的追求越来越高。在朋友圈里转的乱七八糟的信息以后会失去市场，至少会失去有价值受众的市场。在以后，当我们看到一篇材料，我们会更加注重这是来自于谁的作品，就像学术论文一样，作者的信息其实是作品价值很重要的一个方面。当我们管控好信息的输入渠道，开始在行动上加码，会不可逆转地进入正循环，于是向滔滔江水那样滚滚向前地奔向你的进步和成长。那些乱七八糟的信息玩意对你不再有意义，因为你知道自己要做什么，你知道自己要怎么做，你知道目标在哪里，你可以肆无忌惮地做减法了。把你对信息的需求降到无穷小，对行动的需求增至无穷大。

这是Scalers在2015年9月26日晚上举行的ScalersTalk成长会第二次公开课《从朗读切入英语学习正循环》录音。过了9个月之后正式发布出来，虽然里面的很多信息都发生了变化，比如成长会的人数已经翻番，而且我们现在已经从新概念二练习到新概念四了。但是关于朗读的操作还是很有参考意义的。这里附上PPT的网址，你可以看到当时的PPThttp://www.scalerstalk.com/631-open-course微信版的网址http://t.cn/R55I0lbScalers的公众号ScalersTalk，微博@Scalers，欢迎关注

这是ScalersCast第31期，由成长会小冷 完成朗读，ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品。 原文参见http://www.scalerstalk.com/450-mooc 关注微信公众号ScalersTalk，查看更多精彩文章 原文如下：最近在线教育又成资本热点，一些网站纷纷宣布融资，仿佛在吹响了创始人成功并且成为人生赢家的号角。同时，在一些社区上的讨论，以及诸多的用户反馈可以看到，在线教育并没有互联网媒体略带公关色彩的宣传文案那样好，因为一个产业的发展，不是取决于公关稿件有多么好，而是最终的用户能否真正受益。但是在“互联网+”时代，任何行业通过互联网都引入了新变量，那在线教育在新形势下，会有什么样的想象。最近Scalers计划结合自己在这一领域的实践与行动，感受与思考写一些自己的理解。我们先看一下教育的定义，Wikipedia的定义是，Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which the knowledge, skills,values, beliefs and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through storytelling, discussion, teaching, training, and or research. 找一个百度百科的版本，广义的教育泛指一切有目的地影响人的身心发展的社会实践活动。狭义的教育是指专门组织的教育，它不仅包括全日制的学校教育，而且也包括半日制的、业余的学校教育、函授教育、刊授教育、广播学校和电视学校的教育等。对于我个人的理解，从教育活动的行动上看，教育就是受教育者将教育者或教育机构设置为默认可信任，向其开放大脑的读写权限，接受大脑输入信息，并且在输入信息的基础上，触发受教育者的行动，并且带来改变的过程。如果把教育看成一个信息传输的过程，那么在教育活动的过程中，信息是从教师侧传出，通过各种形式的演绎，例如文本图像声音等等，最后由学生或者学员接收。教育应该是一个闭环的过程。闭环就在于，最终的教育，应该体现在受教育者的行动上，即给学生带来了实质性的改变，例如在K12教育阶段学生成绩的提升、自我的发现、心智的培养，以及在大学或者已经毕业的工作人士自身的成长，例如收入的提高。我相信，不管教育是否在线，教育的本质都是为了让受教育者有成长有进步，有更好的生活，更体面更有尊严，更心智健全自由。而这也算是教育的“最后一公里问题”。这里的“最后一公里”我侧重的不是教育给地理位置偏远的地区能够提供接入，而是指，在受教育者从教育者所接受信息的过程中，最终的转化和吸收，要落到实际的行动上来。在移动互联网初显端霓的时候，就有人在呼喊，移动互联网不等于把PC互联网搬到手机。尽管人人都知道如此，但是从实际产业演进的过程看，我们还是很难摆脱因循守旧的思维定势。同样地，在这个在线教育似乎又要被炒成风口浪尖的时代，我同样地相信，在线教育也绝对不是把课程录制成视频，加上讲稿扔在网络上，然后再做成电商网站的形式让人刷单购买，然后还要出个爆款今年夏天最流行。与此同时，我也不太认可这样一种风云梦幻般的逻辑，“中国有XX亿K12阶段/XX阶段学生，所以在线教育必然会有很大的潜在市场，因此这绝对又是一个风口”。这个想法是看多了创业资讯后被毒害的残缺逻辑，就好像有人对你说，“中国的XX亿人都会死掉，所以殡葬行业会是下一个风口浪尖”一样的逻辑。模型太简化，认识容易出现偏差。单一变量的看世界容易给我们很多美好的假象，因为我们往往会忽略很多潜在的关联因素，尤其是对于互联网从业者在面对所谓的传统行业，以优越感和拯救者心态驶入，并且准备大干一场的时候，发现坑和水都比想象的深。我相信行业不分传统和现代，只分从业者的了解与投入的程度。那么教育和兴起的在线教育，会有哪些特征我们需要互联网从业者关注和把握，这里写下我的体会。首先在线教育不只是课程搬运。我们先看大学的教育。大学的教育一方面在于课程上老师的讲授，另外一方面在于氛围和团队。虽然上课不听讲、走神玩手机、课后再自学已经几乎成为当代大学生的标配，但是大学课程的价值仍然是大学价值的主战场，哪怕是学生短视时所认为的再水的课程。所以这也是在线教育的价值所在，至少你能听到课程，不管是Coursera还是网易，你至少可以通过网络看到全球各地甚至顶尖大学的课程内容。而这是在线教育的基础价值。而大学另外一方面的核心所在，就是你和你周围的人，你的侪辈，以及你们共同形成的氛围。如果你是一个彻头彻尾的懒蛋，而你的室友是一个勤奋的人，如果你不至于傻到因为室友比你勤奋你把TA当成异类，那至少你的行为也会受到影响。这就是潜移默化的作用。这一点的价值，其实比第一点还要大。大学不是幼儿园，管了你几节课，不可能管你24小时。所谓师傅领进门，修行在个人。教育的价值也就是校园能给你带来的价值。而在线教育如果要和教育的概念同等对接，就必须在氛围、环境、侪辈上，下苦工夫，做好做到位，否则就是在线培训了。而当在线教育网站把那么多课程扔在网上，没有注重氛围引导的话，其实学习资料占有者们最开心了（参见文章[163、164]http://www.scalerstalk.com/163-ownership）。这些占有者们精心收藏有可能给他们带来改变的每一门课后，再哭着喊着到处寻师问道，我该怎样改变我自己。其次，在线教育应该发挥在线的最大优势，就是连接和协作。互联网让我们有了更便捷的连接和协作方式，我们可以远程与其他人轻松地即时通信并开展合作，尤其是移动宽带时代的到来更是实现了无缝连接。在线教育应该创造有利条件，提供充分的连接与协作的环境，让一门课程的学习者，形成氛围，促进交流。这样能够通过信息互通有无，弥补单人听讲所造成的偏差理解。通过相互沟通促进理解，通过协作行动，加深认识。但是在线教育所需要面对的挑战在于，由于物理的位置的差异，无法真正做到像大学校园环境那样，形成面对面的小组讨论。但是教育之所以成为教育，也就正需要用氛围来滋养，用环境去熏陶，否则就和快餐式的培训，无二差别了。最后，在线教育的落地在于参与和行动，也就是最后一公里的问题。人在某种程度上是好逸恶劳，不信你看看大学正规的教育毕业后，仍然保持学习的人的比例就知道了。学习的过程本质是一个成长的过程，成长就是主动发起的突破当前局部的行为过程。成长的最大变量的人的参与和行动，也就是只有参与者的投入，才能带来诸多的后续变化。而人的一生中必然是需要不断地走出舒适圈子面对新挑战，因为环境在变化，就像远古时代大环境变了要么适应要么淘汰。但是人们往往又会陷入到困局之中期待改变，一个人往往会因为自己缺乏某种能力而身陷困境，而需要其走出困境的却正是拥有这种能力，这种能力包括耐心、行动力、阅读理解力等等。于是你很容易看到的是，上了那么多课程，生活却没有好转，老师在网络那一侧挥汗，自己的生活却仍然一团糟糕。这就是我说的在线教育的“最后一公里”问题。我们的蓝图画的再好，讲稿做的再精美，网络再流畅，也敌不住一个放弃治疗的你自己。举个英语学习的例子，不管是自学看视频还是报班上课，但是最后一公里的英语能力的增长，还是需要自己的行动与训练；而英语渣形成的原因，正是因为行动力不足、训练缺乏导致的，而最后一公里的问题，就是要解决行动的问题。但是我又相信，在线教育这个新兴的力量，综合借助网络技术、多媒体技术以及社群的力量，还是有望在最大程度上，解决学习的最后一公里问题。后续我会继续撰文，分享这方面我的体会。如果在线教育能给受教育者养成终生学习的好习惯，那其实是互联网从业者对这个社会甚至这个时代的最大贡献。当全民自发学习形成习惯，社会进步又会进一步加速，而这带来的意义深远，比你去美国敲十次钟有价值的多。

这是ScalersCast第二期，由小冷朗读，ScalersTalk成长会播客小组出品。这篇文章是Scalers在2014年阿里上市前夕写给小伙伴的一篇文章，讲述的是选择与担当的故事，在当时引发了广泛的传播。这是Scalers开始坚持写作以来第一篇引爆全网传播的文章，相关的文章可以参见http://www.scalerstalk.com/261-tsinghua-alibabahttp://www.scalerstalk.com/265-stories关注微信公众号ScalersTalk，查看更多精彩文章

一个人，一个微信公众号，400多天笔耕不辍，在自我改变与成长的路上持续行动，渐行渐远。从一个思考严重碎片化、无法动笔的IT从业者，演进为每小时可以输出两千余字文章的口译玩家、专栏作者；从一个总是想的多做的少的有“梦”青年，成长为一个踏实做事的行动力领袖……关于@Scalers，关于他的公众号，背后有怎样的成长故事？本期果说电台，由果说和公众号ScalersTallk联合出品，《改变自我的旅程》，正邀请我们启航。详情请参见http://scalerstalk.com/452-scalerscast

Video Scalers and Processors A recent discussion on the show about the “good old days” of HDTV, the days of rear projection LCD, DLP and LCoS, the days of High Definition CRT, got us thinking about some of the other aspects of the early days, like video scalers. Once considered a must have for any true home theater connoisseur, the video scaler seems to have gone the way of the dinosaur.   Background Before HDTV hit the mainstream about a decade ago, we lived for about 50 years with one dominant video format for television here in the US: NTSC.  NTSC blessed us with a beautiful 4:3 image, it ran at 29.97 interlaced frames per second. Each frame was 525 scan lines, composed of the two interlaced fields of 262.5 scan lines each. But only 483 scan lines were actually visible on screen. This left us with what we now refer to as 4:3, 30 fps, 480i video.   And that was it.  All televisions supported that video format, all home projectors supported that format, it was the one ring that bound them all. It didn't matter if you wanted a standard CRT or “tube” television, a big screen, rear projection television, or a home projector. They all knew how to accept 480i at 30 fps, and render 480i at 30fps. But then the world changed. HDTV, and the ATSC standard, threw all of that out the window.   ATSC defined a multitude of potential video formats that a television would have to be able to display. Not only did it include the legacy 480i, it added 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and even a few we never really used here in the US because they were added for PAL support, like 288p, 576i and 576p. And on top of the new resolutions were a bunch of new frame rates, the legacy 29.97 and 23.976, 24, 30, 59.94, 60. And, of course, the 16:9 aspect ratio.   But in the early days of High Definition, there wasn't just a whole new set of video formats to support, there was also a miriad of television technologies that all rendered the video slightly differently. From the digital formats like plasma, LCD and DLP that were progressive displays and rendered all the interlaced lines at once, to the analog CRT televisions that continued to display interlaced, although they did scale up to cover the 1080i High Definition standard.   Video Processors In those tumultuous days, display manufacturers struggled to just get all the supported formats to render on their chosen display technology. They weren't focused on the best way to do it, or any potential improvements they could make to the source video to make it look better on the newer, higher resolution displays. This meant that when you started with terrible, NTSC 480i content, and blew it up onto a 720p, 1080i or 1080p television, it looked, in a word, terrible.   Video processors or scalers to the rescue. Luckily, although the manufacturers weren't focused on the scaling problem that much, there were dedicated companies that stepped up to the challenge. Companies like Faroujda building chips, or DVDO building scalers. These devices allowed you to connect any type of source content, and convert it to the ideal format for your display. And they did it really well. 720p content looked great on a 1080i television; 480p DVDs looked great on a 720p TV; even 480i content looked decent on an HDTV. Scalers saved the day.   But lately, those same technologies that saved us in scalers, have been making their way directly into the TVs and projectors you can buy for yourself. Most of them now do a very respectable job of scaling. And we don't have nearly as much terrible resolution content to deal with. We're dealing with mostly native HDTV content, or worst case, 480p DVD. It starts good, it scales well, and everyone is happy. So people aren't really clamoring for scalers anymore. Do I need a scaler? There are two very good uses for video scalers today. First off, some of us can benefit greatly from a video scaler, or at least a device that sits between your source equipment and your display, to fix up any issues the two may have in agreeing on video format or resolution. Many times, especially if you have a receiver in the chain, your source and display can disagree on what format is best when they do their HDMI handshake, and you end up with a messed up video, or a sub-optimal experience. A scaler can force the output to match what the display wants. In those cases, it is used more to fix issues, not really to improve the video rendering. Although fixing the issues does improve the quality of the video.   And secondly, there are people who really enjoy some of the effects the more specialized scalers can introduce. For example, the Darbee Visual Presence technology. If you want to take advantage of Darbee, you have to buy a scaler or video processor that includes it - or get the OPPO Blu-ray that has it. If you enjoy the effect Darbee Visual Presence or other like technologies have on your video experience, a processor is your only option. In this case, the processor is doing exactly what it did in the early days, improving the content on your display to make you TV and Movies look even better. Scaler options Many modern AV Receivers include very good video processing and scaling capabilities, but they don't always solve all the HDMI handshake issues, not do they include specialized technology like Darbee Visual Presence. Buying a good AV receiver with good video processing chips, assuming you don't have HDMI issues, should be good enough for most people.  If not...   DVDO Edge Green High-Definition Video Processor and Connectivity Hub Solution Buy now: $287. DVDO was the company making some of the best scalers back in the day. They made the $2000, $3000, $5000 scalers that made all the difference on those early HDTV sets. We used one and loved it. They're still making great video processors, and they are much more affordable now. Award winning Video Reference Series technology by DVDO Inc. delivers the most detailed Full HD 1080p images to an HDTV from all video sources. Advanced Connectivity - 9 Inputs, one box for all of your digital entertainment connections. AV LipSync feature syncs audio with video Low Latency Processing for Gamers. Eliminate "Black Bars" with intuitive zoom controls Includes 5 HDMI 1.3 inputs and user-defined automatic switching   OPPO BDP-103 Universal Disc Player Buy now: $499. OPPO makes some of the best Blu-ray players available. And they do this by only including the best of the best video processing and scaling technology. The most recent models include a spare HDMI input so you can take advantage of all that processing power for other components in your theater. Dual HDMI Inputs and Outputs, MHL-Compatibility, 3 USB Inputs, DLNA (DMP & DMR), SMB/CIFS, Wireless N, RS232 & IR Dual-core processor provides quick startup and fast loading times; Updated Qdeo Video Processor 4k Up-conversion, 2D-to-3D Conversion, True 24p Video, Vertical Stretch Mode, Advanced Picture Controls If you want Darbee Visual Presence, try the OPPO BDP-103D Universal 3D Blu-ray Player, Buy now: $599. DarbeeVision Darblet - HDMI Video Processor From Darbee DVP 5000 Buy now: $299. If all you want is Darbee processing for your video content, you can get the dedicated Darbee Darblet. HDMI 1.4, 3D compliant 3 different viewing modes One HDMI input, one HDMI output Dimmable LED status lights On-screen menu    

Markertek News Channel coverage of the latest HD broadcast solutions from TVOne at HD World 2008 -NYC. Products covered include the new C2-2355A HD universal video switcher / scaler, the S2-108HD reclocking HD routing switcher and the LM-1750 rackmount 17" HD monitor.

AV News and a discussion about scalers and video processing.