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W dziewiątym odcinku podcastu #bezpiecznik zastanowimy się nad tym czy dom może być inteligentny? Jak i jakie technologie wpływają na jakość naszego życia. Co się dzieje z danymi, które te technologie zbierają, w czym może być to pomocne, a kiedy może nam szkodzić. Będzie trochę o tym, że przyszłość już tu jest, o prywatność trzeba dbać, i że nikt ani nic nie zastąpi podstawowej potrzeby prawa do mieszkania. Moją i Waszą gościnią jest drka Sandra Frydrysiak, która jest kulturoznawczynią, socjolożką i uznaną ekspertką ds. różnorodności, równości i integracji. Związana jest z Uniwersytetem Łódzkim oraz Uniwersytetem SWPS w Warszawie. Specjalizuje się w języku inkluzywnym i przeciwdziałaniu mikroagresji. W ramach pracy przy międzynarodowym projekcie SMARTUP (CHANSE), bada społeczny wpływ inteligentnych technologii na nasze życie.Menu wiedzy:Criado Perez, C. (2020). Niewidzialne kobiety: Jak dane tworzą świat skrojony pod mężczyzn (przeł. A. Sak). Karakter.Grühlich, J., Andrš Fárov, N., Frydrysiak, S., & Kodenko Kubala, P. (2025, July). Is digital housekeeping care? – Visions, legitimations, and negotiations of care work in the smart home. Berliner Journal für Soziologie (forthcoming).Sovacool B, Furszyfer-Del Rio DD, Martiskainen M (2021), „Can Prosuming Become Perilous? Exploring Systems of Control and Domestic Abuse in the Smart Homes of the Future.” DOI: 10.3389/fenrg.2021.765817.Strengers, Y., & Kennedy, J. (2020). The smart wife: Why Siri, Alexa, and other smart home devices need a feminist reboot. MIT Press.Zuboff, S. (2020). Wiek kapitalizmu inwigilacji: Walka o przyszłość człowieczeństwa na nowej granicy władzy. Warszawa: Społeczny Instytut Wydawniczy Znak."Wywiad udzielony w ramach projektu SMARTUP finansowanego przez Narodowe Centrum Nauki w ramach programu CHANSE [numer grantu: 2021/03/Y/HS6/00250]."

Unternehmensberater, Trainer, Coach & Autor - Aktives Leadership besteht zu einem grossen Teil mit dem Weiterentwickeln der Mitarbeiter*innen und deren individuellen Stärken. Diese Aufgabe basiert auf der Plattform von gegenseitigem Vertrauen. Dass dies kein Selbstläufer ist zeigt das Gespräch mit Kai von Rappard. Dabei zeigt sich, dass wirkungsvolle Führungsarbeit als erstes mit der Selbstführung beginnt. Geniessen Sie das Interview mit dem Buchautor von "SmartUp – als Führungskraft klug aufsteigen" und erfahren Sie dabei, weshalb das zeitweise Überschreiten der eigenen Leitplanken eine anspruchsvolle, aber letztendlich auch inspirierende Tätigkeit sein kann.

Tiến sĩ Ngô Công Trường là chuyên gia tư vấn, đào tạo, coaching. Sáng lập và Giám đốc chuyên môn Công ty Cổ phần Tư vấn và Giáo dục  John&Partners. Anh tốt nghiệp Tiến Sĩ Kinh Tế - Đại Học Châu  Âu – Thuỵ Sĩ, là chuyên gia trong lĩnh vực tối ưu hóa hệ thống vận hành doanh nghiệp (Operational Excellence) và nằm trong Top 40 người xuất sắc nhất thế giới do Hiệp hội Chất lượng Hoa Kỳ - ASQ bình chọn. Tác giả quyển sách “Khởi nghiệp thông minh với mô hình SMARTUP”, “Kiến Giết Voi”, “Startup Journey”. Đã đào tạo và huấn luyện hơn 1000 chủ doanh nghiệp và CEO tại Việt Nam và trên thế giới. Đến với The Quoc Khanh Show, Tiến sĩ Ngô Công Trường đã có những chia sẻ đầy tâm huyết về con đường trở thành chuyên gia tư vấn doanh nghiệp, những vấn đề doanh nghiệp Việt đang gặp phải và làm sao để các công ty Việt Nam có thể chinh phục thị trường quốc tế. Cùng với đó là những trăn trở suy tư riêng của anh về nghề tư vấn doanh nghiệp, làm sao để các doanh nghiệp hiểu được tầm quan trọng của các chuyên gia tư vấn và nhìn nhận việc hợp tác với chuyên gia như là cách để nâng tầm doanh nghiệp.  #NgoCongTruong #Tuvandoanhnghiep #John&Partners Dẫn chuyện - Host | Quốc Khánh Kịch bản - Scriptwriting | Quốc Khánh, Bách Hợp Biên Tập – Editor | Thảo Nguyễn Sản Xuất - Producer | Anneliese Mai Nguyen Quay Phim - Cameraman | Tuấn Khanh, Minh Nhựt, Dean Nguyễn Hậu Kì – Post Production | Minh Nhựt Thiết kế - Design | Dean Nguyễn Nhiếp Ảnh – Photography | Dean Nguyễn, Minh Nhựt

Few people have managed to document the modern history of technology as Jonathan Littman has. Jonathan is a prominent author and journalist known for the bestselling book The Art of Innovation that he collaborated on with IDEO co-founder David Kelley and his brother Tom Kelley. In this episode of Before IT Happened, we talk about Jonathan's most recent book, The Entrepreneur's Faces, the different categories of entrepreneur personalities and his experience inside the fast-growing tech hub of Lisbon, Portugal. Listen now and try to guess which entrepreneur archetype matches your personality! Before any world-changing innovation, there was a moment, an event, a realization that sparked the idea before it happened. This is a podcast about that moment — about that idea. Before IT Happened takes you on a journey with the innovators who imagined — and are still imagining — our future. Join host Donna Loughlin as her guests tell their stories of how they brought their visions to life.  JUMP STRAIGHT INTO: (01:18) - Jonathan Littman's successful career as an author and journalist - “I had a fantastic job and then suddenly saw an opportunity for my first real startup, which was a book.” (08:04) - Documenting the origin of innovation: Working with brothers Tom and David Kelly inside IDEO - “The success of Apple and Samsung are hugely dependent on this relationship. Samsung had like 20 designers live at IDEO, and that's really the reason they jumped ahead.” (14:06) - Beyond the visionary: Defining the different categories of entrepreneurs outlined in The Entrepreneur's Faces - “There are all these blanket statements: ‘It's all about the team'. But then you actually never hear the archetypes of the team… You don't really want to have four visionaries.” (21:01) - On influential leaders and companies' archetypes - “With Bezos, it was all about performance. It was all about making revenue and changing fast. He had no interest really in design, beauty or elegance.” (22:58) - The new California Dream is in Portugal: Do these archetypes have cultural or physical barriers? - “We can sell nothing right here in San Francisco, we can sell a promise… And most people from the rest of the world really struggle with that.” (27:01) - Unraveling the different phases within innovation - “The most important thing you can do as a mentor or an advisor is to help people make a shift.” (31:10) - Tough times and opportunities - “When the rules change, when habits change, when behaviors change, it's the ideal time to start.” EPISODE RESOURCES:  Connect with Jonathan on https://twitter.com/jonlittman (Twitter) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-littman-0619325/ (LinkedIn) Read Jonathan's most recent book: https://www.theentrepreneursfaces.com/ (The Entrepreneur's Faces) Read Jonathan's LA Magazine story: https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/the-new-california-dream-is-in-portugal/ (The New California Dream Is in Portugal ) Learn more about innovation hub https://smartup.life/ (Smartup.life) and Jonathan's http://snowballnarrative.com/ (Snowball Narrative) Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtK-XedI7hg (Jonathan Littman & Susanna Camp The Entrepreneur's Faces: How Makers Visionaries & Outsiders Succeed) Thank you for listening! Follow https://www.beforeithappened.com/ (Before IT Happened) on https://www.instagram.com/beforeithappenedshow/ (Instagram) and https://twitter.com/TheBIHShow (Twitter), and don't forget to subscribe, rate and share the show wherever you listen to podcasts!  Before IT Happened is produced by Donna Loughlin and https://www.studiopodsf.com/ (StudioPod Media) with additional editing and sound design by https://nodalab.com/ (nodalab). The Executive Producer is Katie Sunku Wood and all episodes are written by Jack Buehrer.

Hi #smartcommunity friends! In this episode of the Smart Community Podcast I have a great chat with Renato De Castro a Smart City Expert and author of the book City SmartUp: a new era of smarter cities. He is currently located in the Middle East region, working as a Smart City Senior Advisor at RMA, advising local government entities and developers in Smart City planning. Renato tells us about his background in and passion for Smart Cities, the changes Renato has noticed in this space since 2009, we discuss the natural process of Smart Cities before Renato tells us what a Smart Community is to him. Renato then tells us about the task force he helped start with his children's school and other parents which set up their region for digital schooling when the Covid-19 pandemic hit Italy, and the personal benefit he got from this experience as well as the benefit to his region and community. We then discuss the importance of resilience in communities especially since the Covid-19 pandemic and Renato tells us all about his dissertation and guide to building Smart Cities through ‘SmartUp' and the 4 p's; people, public, private and partnerships. We finish our chat discussing the emerging trends of localisation in our communities, more investments and efforts into tech and more focus on human-centric communities. As always, we hope you enjoyed this episode as much as we enjoyed making it!Find the full show notes at: www.mysmart.communityConnect with Renato via LinkedIn Connect with me via email: hello@mysmart.communityConnect with My Smart Community via LinkedIn or Twitter and watch on YouTubeThe Smart Community Podcast is produced by Perk Digital

Eunice Goh, CEO, SmartUp.Io shares the importance of having a Growth Mindset and how it has helped her and her team thrive in an environment where is there is no playbook for success.

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Girişimcilik yolculuğu oldukça uzun ve zorlu bir süreç. Başarıya ulaşmak için birçok şeyi, aynı anda doğru yapmanız gerekebiliyor. Bu periyotta çeşitli hatalar yapmanız ve bu hatalardan ders alıp kendinizi ve işinizi geliştirmeye çalışmanız ise girişimcilik yolculuğunuzun doğal bir parçası. Biz de tam bu sebeplerden ötürü #GirişimcilikHatalarlaGüzel diyor ve şu anda çok başarılı işler yapan girişimcilerin geçmişte yaptığı hataları ve sonuçlarını konuşuyoruz. Beşinci bölümümüzde konuğumuz Smartup Network'ün kurucu ortağı Güçlü Talu'ydu. Hep birlikte Güçlü'nün girişimcilik yolculuğunda yaptığı hataların hikayelerini dinleyelim. Güçlü Talu: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guclutalu/ Smartup Network: https://smartup.network/

This episode of SmartUp's Humanizing Learning podcast features Christel Goh, the Founder of Grow Public Relations. In this episode, Christel talks about her journey into starting her own PR agency, what PR is, the misconceptions around PR, and why PR may not be right for every company, and more.   She also talked about recent incidents in Singapore and the PR responses to those, namely one that spiked Google search trends for the word "umbrage" and another involving the unauthorised use of a couple's wedding photo. We hope you enjoy it!   Christel's LinkedIn Page: https://sg.linkedin.com/in/christelgoh Grow Public Relations: https://growpublicrelations.com/   

To kick off Season 4, this episode of Humanizing Learning contains Part 1 of the Growing Through Uncertainty panel webinar SmartUp recently held with our panel of coaches, each with their own specialised areas of expertise. Our three panellists were Wendy Wong, the Managing Partner at PETADIRI Leadership Development & Advisory, Nandini Das Ghoshal, the Executive Director at ION Consulting International and Kim Pong Lim, the Founder and CEO of StrengthsAsia. In this episode, our panellists addressed two questions: The first question revolved around the common concerns business leaders have right now after a year of the pandemic and how to address these concerns. Next, the panel talked about how employee engagement and culture in companies can be maintained as flexible working arrangements and working from home become the norm.

Sıfırdan Globale podcastinin bu bölümünde Smartup Network'ün kurucusu Güçlü Talu ile CTO'su Umut Işık'ı ağırladık. Konuşulanlar: - Smartup Network girişimciler için nasıl dijital ürünler üretiyor? - Smartup Network yurtdışına nasıl açıldı? - Smartup Network'ün gelişim süreçleri - Pandemi dönemi Smartup Network'ü nasıl etkiledi? - Smartup Network'ün gelecek planları neler? Patreon Hesabımız: https://www.patreon.com/sifirdanglobale Sıfırdan Globale Fırsatları: https://linktr.ee/sifirdanglobale Telegram: https://t.me/sifirdanglobale İletişim: selam@sifirdanglobale.com

In this world where zipcodes and timezones don't matter for collaboration, it is more important than ever to understand the human side of being an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are both born and made, and they come in many different types. By understanding these different archetypes of entrepreneurship (both for yourself and for those around you), there is an advantage to be gained throughout the different stages of your business. In my conversation today with Susanna Camp and Jonathan Littman we discuss these archetypes, why teams should be complementary not clones, and the passion people have for different things that brings humanity to business.  Key Takeaways:Entrepreneurship is a team sport. The smartest leaders are not looking for clones of themselves, but for complementary types of people. No matter how small the team, every team should have a Collaborator. It's a journey - every project and every company goes through stages that need different types of leaders.  "Everyone brings their own identity as shaped by their unique experience, circumstances, and lenses of understanding. That's why leaders need to celebrate diversity and give agency to the people on their teams." —  Susanna Camp About The Entrepreneur's Faces:The Entrepreneur's Faces: How Makers, Visionaries, and Outsiders Succeed, the new book by bestselling Innovation scribe Jonathan Littman and Wired pioneer Susanna Camp, is the story of ten authentic entrepreneurs. Are you the Athlete, Outsider, Guardian, or Accidental?  That's for you to mull over as you experience their Awakening and Shift, watching as they tackle what we call the 7 Stages of Growth. The Entrepreneur's Faces will help you identify the ten essential entrepreneurial types to propel your professional growth and better gauge potential partners on the journey. The ten individuals profiled in the book are real-life success stories, each characterized by an emblematic type, people who master challenges with a characteristic approach and echo the models and behaviors of renowned innovators and entrepreneurs. They're archetypes, or Faces, and we know from our workshops that you'll be drawn to find yourself in a few of these Faces, to identify with our protagonists' strengths, in their profiles, stories, and enduring lessons. Jonathan Littman collaborated with IDEO on the bestsellers The Art of Innovation and The Ten  Faces of Innovation (more than 650,000 copies sold worldwide in 12 languages). The author of ten books, five of his works have been optioned for films. His award-winning journalism has appeared in Playboy, the LA Times, and Forbes.  Susanna Camp is the Editor-in-Chief of SmartUp.life. A journalist specializing in emerging technology, she was an early team leader at Wired magazine, and has also been on the staff of  Macworld, PCWorld, and Outside magazines. Connect with The Entrepreneur's Faces:  Website: TheEntrepreneursFaces.comBook: The Entrepreneur's Faces: https://amzn.to/3ieDikDQuiz to Find Out Your Entrepreneurial Type: https://www.theentrepreneursfaces.com Connect with Susanna Camp:  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/susanna-campTwitter: twitter.com/susannacampSF Connect with Jonathan Littman:  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jonathan-littman-0619325Twitter: twitter.com/jonlittman Don't forget to download your free guide! Discover The 5 Business Benefits of Empathy: http://red-slice.com/business-benefits-empathy Connect with Maria: Get the podcast and book: TheEmpathyEdge.comLearn more about Maria's brand strategy work and books: Red-Slice.comHire Maria to speak at your next event: Red-Slice.com/Speaker-Maria-RossLinkedIn: Maria RossInstagram: @redslicemariaTwitter: @redsliceFacebook: Red Slice

In this world where zipcodes and timezones don't matter for collaboration, it is more important than ever to understand the human side of being an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are both born and made, and they come in many different types. By understanding these different archetypes of entrepreneurship (both for yourself and for those around you), there is an advantage to be gained throughout the different stages of your business. In my conversation today with Susanna Camp and Jonathan Littman we discuss these archetypes, why teams should be complementary not clones, and the passion people have for different things that brings humanity to business.  Key Takeaways:Entrepreneurship is a team sport. The smartest leaders are not looking for clones of themselves, but for complementary types of people. No matter how small the team, every team should have a Collaborator. It's a journey - every project and every company goes through stages that need different types of leaders.  "Everyone brings their own identity as shaped by their unique experience, circumstances, and lenses of understanding. That's why leaders need to celebrate diversity and give agency to the people on their teams." —  Susanna Camp About The Entrepreneur's Faces:The Entrepreneur's Faces: How Makers, Visionaries, and Outsiders Succeed, the new book by bestselling Innovation scribe Jonathan Littman and Wired pioneer Susanna Camp, is the story of ten authentic entrepreneurs. Are you the Athlete, Outsider, Guardian, or Accidental?  That's for you to mull over as you experience their Awakening and Shift, watching as they tackle what we call the 7 Stages of Growth. The Entrepreneur's Faces will help you identify the ten essential entrepreneurial types to propel your professional growth and better gauge potential partners on the journey. The ten individuals profiled in the book are real-life success stories, each characterized by an emblematic type, people who master challenges with a characteristic approach and echo the models and behaviors of renowned innovators and entrepreneurs. They're archetypes, or Faces, and we know from our workshops that you'll be drawn to find yourself in a few of these Faces, to identify with our protagonists' strengths, in their profiles, stories, and enduring lessons. Jonathan Littman collaborated with IDEO on the bestsellers The Art of Innovation and The Ten  Faces of Innovation (more than 650,000 copies sold worldwide in 12 languages). The author of ten books, five of his works have been optioned for films. His award-winning journalism has appeared in Playboy, the LA Times, and Forbes.  Susanna Camp is the Editor-in-Chief of SmartUp.life. A journalist specializing in emerging technology, she was an early team leader at Wired magazine, and has also been on the staff of  Macworld, PCWorld, and Outside magazines. Connect with The Entrepreneur's Faces:  Website: TheEntrepreneursFaces.comBook: The Entrepreneur's Faces: https://amzn.to/3ieDikDQuiz to Find Out Your Entrepreneurial Type: https://www.theentrepreneursfaces.com Connect with Susanna Camp:  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/susanna-campTwitter: twitter.com/susannacampSF Connect with Jonathan Littman:  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jonathan-littman-0619325Twitter: twitter.com/jonlittman Don't forget to download your free guide! Discover The 5 Business Benefits of Empathy: http://red-slice.com/business-benefits-empathy Connect with Maria: Get the podcast and book: TheEmpathyEdge.comLearn more about Maria's brand strategy work and books: Red-Slice.comHire Maria to speak at your next event: Red-Slice.com/Speaker-Maria-RossLinkedIn: Maria RossInstagram: @redslicemariaTwitter: @redsliceFacebook: Red Slice

On this episode of Silicon Valley Insider (#SVIN), Keith Koo’s guests are Jonathan Littman and Susanna Camp, co-authors of their new book: “The Entrepreneur’s Faces: How Makers, Visionaries and Outsiders Succeed” Jonathan and Susanna share with Keith the story behind “the why” of writing their book which is that entrepreneurs come in 10 different archetypes. With the pandemic being seen as a “black swan” event, many people are pivoting in their fields of work and careers. For those that are stuck and are trying to find whether they have what it takes to be an entrepreneur, this book was meant to help them discover what their entrepreneurial archetype is. Throughout the show, Jonathan and Susanna give examples of the different archetypes by highlighting ten very successful entrepreneurs from around the globe and who each have a unique journey. Find out what it means to be an “accidental”, “evangelist”, “guardian” and how understanding which of the ten you are will make you a better entrepreneur. More about Jonathan Littman and Susanna Camp: Before their collaboration, Jonathan and Susanna were each known as experts in their fields. Jonathan is an award-winning journalist and author having worked for Ziff/Davis, Random House, and Yahoo Sports before starting Smartup.Life, a hub for innovation. Jonathan has also co-authored books with IDEO including the two best sellers: “The Art of Innovation” and the “Ten Faces of Innovation” with Tom Kelly.  Susanna has worked for Wired Magazine, PC World and Outside Magazine and is now Editor-in-Chief at Smartup.Life. https://smartup.life/ Subscribe and Download to “Silicon Valley Insider” to find out more: https://www.svin.biz/

Susanna Camp Susanna Camp is an editor and journalist specializing in emerging technology and business trends. She is the Editor-in-Chief of SmartUp.life, and also an educator and instructional designer studying Learning Design and Technology at Harvard. A superconnector in the tech ecosystem of San Francisco, she was an early team leader at Wired magazine, where she led the creation of one of the first online communities, and has also worked on the staff of Macworld, PCWorld, and Outside magazines. Jonathan Littman Jonathan Littman's collaborated with IDEO on the bestseller's The Art of Innovation and The Ten Faces of Innovation. He leads seminars and delivers keynotes on entrepreneurship, startups, and innovation in the US, Europe and China. He is an expert on innovation, tech ecosystems, startup culture and entrepreneurism and an adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco. Littman is also the creator of SmartUp.life, an online innovation hub that publishes case studies about entrepreneurship and innovation.

Susanna Camp is the co-author of The Entrepreneur’s Faces: How Makers, Visionaries, and Outsiders Succeed. She is the Editor-in-Chief of SmartUp.life. A journalist specializing in emerging technology, she was an early team leader at Wired magazine and has also been on the staff of Macworld, PCWorld, and Outside magazines.    For more information, please visit https://www.theentrepreneursfaces.com    Offer: Discover your entrepreneurial archetype to know what you’ll bring to the table, and who you need to round out the team. Take the quiz: https://susannacamp.typeform.com/to/pPYSe5pb 

Episode #73 of Season 2 of The Social Impactors Podcast features #SocialImpactor Susanna Camp, Editor-in-Chief of SmartUp.life and co-author of The Entrepreneur's Faces: How Makers, Visionaries and Outsiders Succeed. A journalist specializing in emerging technology, she was an early team leader at Wired magazine, and has also been on the staff of Macworld, PCWorld and Outside magazines. Susanna and I talk about the importance of self awareness, inclusive entrepreneurship, and what it means to build diversity in your products to help people around the world. Discover your entrepreneurial archetype to know what you'll bring to the table, and who you need to round out the team. Take the quiz: https://susannacamp.typeform.com/to/pPYSe5pb If you enjoyed the episode leave a #iTunes review to help new people find it! Link: https://apple.co/2WI5Ckn Email me if you have a special guest in mind that you want me to host on the podcast! Email: thesocialimpactors@gmail.com #SocialImpactEverywhere --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theimpactorspodcast/support

En este episodio hablamos con el ingeniero Carlos Alvarado Briceño. Conversamos sobre la industria aeroespacial en Latinoamericana, importancia del desarrollo sostenible en la región y consejos para el desarrollo de proyectos.

Mark Little shares plans for combatting economic disparity in North Carolina’s poorest counties, while on the personal level creating strong historical and ancestral foundations for his children. Co-founder of the Black Communities Conference, his work facilitates and fosters community-engaged research partnerships, between universities and communities, in support of Black community life. Little is Executive Director of CREATE, Co-Founder of SmartUp and former Executive Director of the Kenan Institute. He launched NCGrowth, a program that helps North Carolina’s rural and under-served communities grow and retain business, facilitates strategic regional economic development, and researches solutions to pressing energy, environment, and climate related problems. This music composer is also a native North Carolinian with a Ph.D. in geology and geophysics.

In this episode we are delighted to host Deborah Tan, the CEO of Smartup.io, an e-learning platform that specialises in creating digital communities and educational platforms. She shares her tips on what to think about when educating online, and how to create a tight-knit communities during times when we cannot always meet in person.

Every few episodes, we interview a member of the SmartUp team so you can get a better idea of the people powering the platform. This week, we put CEO Deborah Tan-Pink in the hot-seat where she talks about her views on Ageism and the importance of leaders changing their views on ageing employees.

In this episode, we speak to Deborah Tan-Pink on what it takes to learn from others in your organization.  Deborah is the CEO of SmartUp.io, an edtech startup founded in the UK and headquartered in Singapore. Before joining tech, Deborah spent 12 years in women's lifestyle publishing and was the launch editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan Singapore.  She believes content will remain a strong play for many industries because it provides businesses with the opportunity to build contextual relevance and hence, establish essential connections with the customers. When she's not busy running the business, Debs continues to speak and give workshops in content management, creation, and strategy. If you'd like to find out more about this episode, you can go to https://ekho.academy/deborah

Every few episodes, we interview a member of the SmartUp team so you can get a better idea of the people powering the platform. This week, we put content producer Mark Lim in the hot-seat and learn more about how his degree in Psychology has come in useful for his work at SmartUp.

Every few episodes, we interview a member of the SmartUp team so you can get a better idea of the people powering the platform. This week, we put junior frontend developer Alexandra Baranova in the hot-seat and learn more about her career change from public relations to tech.

Every few episodes, we interview a member of the SmartUp team so you can get a better idea of the people powering the platform. This week, we put co-founder Frank Meehan in the hot-seat and learn more about the tech that's inspired him the most, where learning is moving towards, and the TV show character he most identifies with.

SmartUp's co-CEO Deborah Tan-Pink shares her presentation at the 2nd Digital Campus And Blended Learning Transformation Asia Pacific Summit where she cites 3 case studies with JLT Asia, Aviva, and the Thai Banking Academy. To request for a copy of her slides, please email hello@smartup.io.

This podcast is dedicated to anyone who's a newbie in the world of start-ups and small business. Your host is Sohini Roy a fellow entrepreneur and founder of Knerd Martech and King Kong Meals.  She started her entrepreneurial journey in the year 2014 when she was 20 and a management student in Kolkata. Send your questions, ideas and feedback to knerdmartech@yahoo.com today and she will read them in the next episode for you!

Every few episodes, we will interview a member of the SmartUp team so you can - hopefully - get a better idea of the people powering the platform. This week, we put Head of Client Solutions Eunice Goh in the hot-seat and learn more about her thoughts on the culture, diversity, and her Netflix tastes. To link up with anyone on the team, feel free to drop us a note on LinkedIn or at hello@smartup.io.

Ağırlıklı olarak yurtdışına mobil uygulama geliştiren bir startup olan Smartup Network'ün kurucu ortaklarından Güçlü Talu ile; - Smartup Network'ün hikayesini ve iş modelini,- Yurtdışına nasıl ürün sattıklarını ve işbirliklerinin önemini,- Yurtdışına açılmak isteyenlere verebileceği tavsiyeleri konuştuk.Bölüm içerisinde geçen linkler:Smartup Network: https://smartup.network/SeedStars: https://www.seedstarsworld.com/Slack: http://slack.com/Jira: https://jira.atlassian.com/00:41 - 02:45Güçlü Talu Kimdir?02:55 - 04:50Smartup Network hikayesi nasıl doğdu ve neler yapıyor?06:20 - 10:26Smartup Network iş modeli ve uzmanlık alanları?10:50 - 11:43Smartup Network’in geliştirdiği uygulamalar.12:13 - 14:35Şirket çevikliği nasıl oluştu?14:50 - 15:04Uygulamalar ile ortaklıklar hakkında.15:11 - 17:45Pazarlama ve yapılan işbirlikleri hakkında.18:16 - 20:05Kendilerinin geliştirmek istediği bir ürün projesi var mı?20:15 - 25:38Magazin bölümüGüçlü isminin avantajları var mı?Müşterilerden gelen uygulamaları kendiniz sürdürmek istediniz mi?Küreğe olan ilgi nereden geliyor?Adaya düştüğünde vazgeçemeyeceği 3 uygulama?25:42Kapanış25:55 - 27:54 Yurtdışına uygulama pazarlayanlara verebileceği tavsiyeler28:15 - 29:00 Uygulama geliştirmek isteyenlere verebileceği tavsiyeler---Made in TurkeyLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/made-in-turkey/Twitter: http://twitter.com/madeinturkeyxyzEmail: selam@madeinturkey.xyzSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0KrspleijwAwVpD3u4vYhaiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/tr/podcast/made-in-turkey/id1470738463

Over the course of introducing SmartUp to the learning community around the world in the last 3 years, the team has derived a number of insights around learning, engagement, and self-development. Humanizing Learning is the result of taking these observations and understanding how they each can work for not just the organization but also the individual.Music: https://www.bensound.com 

Deborah Tan-Pink is the Head of Content at SmartUp, an edtech startup focused on microlearning for corporate employees.  She spent a decade in publishing before deciding to venture into entrepreneurship and technology. On this episode, we talk about how Deborah built her resilience and grit during her school years, when she was bullied by both students and teachers – and how she used that resilience and grit to rise quickly from intern to Editor-in-Chief at Cosmopolitan Singapore, with skills and a mindset that helped her grow and pivot her career. She also shares her thoughts on how parents can support their children when they are dealing with bullies.  Connect with Deborah on LinkedIn!

SmartUp is a micro-learning mobile knowledge sharing platform. How is it set to change the corporate learning sphere? Howie Lim speaks to Laurence Smith, Global Head of Learning & Development, SmartUp.

Anthony Onesto has scaled multiple teams size 30 to 2000+ over his 18 year career in HR. He has a background in HR and technology, and has worked with growing companies through WorkXO and Smartup.io.

Can a team create a strategy to guarantee that innovation and creativity flourish in the organization? As an HR professional, can you successfully position yourself to support that strategy and be at the leading edge of HR? Anthony Onesto, a business leader with more than 18 years of strategy, product, recruiting, and human resources experience, defines design thinking and how HR can get started in creating solutions around the employee experience. Anthony currently serves as GM Americas for SmartUp, a micro-learning and peer to peer knowledge sharing solution that enables organizations to exponentially learn and share knowledge. Previously, he served as VP for Razorfish, focusing on global strategies for both technology and data science practices. Click here for complete show notes.

Chrys Chrysanthou, Principal at Notion Capital, on why he invested in SmartUp. We discuss employee knowledge creation and sharing for a fast changing and demanding global workforce.

Герой третьего выпуска подкаста SmartUP - Александр Цесевичус. Александр более 8 лет живет в Японии, имеет 5й дан по иайдо (восточные единоборства), занимается самопознанием. Из подскаста вы узнаете много интересного о Японии, как недорого побывать в Японии и какие места стоит посетить, что такое восточные боевые искусства, что они дают для человека. Кроме этого. Александр делится личными секретами самопознания, которые пригодятся и для вас. Страничка подкаста: http://promosbr.ru/ru/PODKAST/3-japan/

Второй выпуск подкаста SmartUP - в гостях Григорий, человек без всего. В подкасте вы узнаете что помогает Григорию жить, в чем его надежды от завтрашнего дня и чем он занимается каждый день. Подкаст наполнен темой религии, но будет интересен всем, даже тем, кто далек от этой темы.

Interview with one of our Guest Speakers at CID's Speaker Series: Renato de Castro, International Advisor, World e-Governments Organization. Recorded on October 21st, 2016. CID.HARVARD.EDU About Renato: Renato de Castro is a Smart City senior consultant with more than 20 years’ experience and specialized in investment attraction and management for smart cities projects. He is senior vice president for Smart Cities at CreF, Inc, an American investment bank from Pittsburgh. He is also a member of the global advisory board of Leading Cities, located in Boston, and international advisor for The World e-Governments Organization of Cities and Local Governments, in Seoul. Renato responds as mentor and advisor specialized in globalization strategies for startups around the world. He is a Doctor of Business Administration candidate at Maastricht School of Management, MSM, Netherlands, researching about Smart Cities. He is also a writer, columnist and video blogger for Smart City, ICT and Urbanization Strategies topics.

Chris Mairs (https://twitter.com/Chris_mairs) is the chief scientist at Metaswitch where he has seen the company exponential growth over the last few decades including the raise of their first vc money in 2008 with the likes of Sequoia and Francisco partners investing, he is also a prolific angel investor and has an immense portfolio with the likes of MagicPony, SmartUp and Adbrain all being investments of Chris’. Chris is also the chair of Code Club and the UK Forum for Computer Education. Finally to cap it all off he is also a Fellow of the British Computer Society and a Fellow of The Royal Academy of Engineering. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1. How Chris made his way into the world of tech and then later angel investing? 2. What were the lessons that Chris took from his communications with Sequoia and Jim Goetz, that he has applied to his angel investing thesis? 3. Which element of the Metaswitch journey was Chris favourite time of the experience to work in? 4. How was the scaling process for Chris and Metaswitch in terms of hiring and maintaining the Metaswitch company culture? 5. Does Chris apply the same educational focussed hiring strategy to his founder assessment approach when he is angel investing? What does Chris look for in the founders he backs? Items Mentioned Today: Chris' Investments: MagicPony, Adbrain, Tractable As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com and see Chris' latest tweets here: www.twitter.com/Chris_mairs

Yes, it’s me. Your host and cat wrangler for Epi111 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. This is another Succotash Clips episode – that’s two in a row – and I’ve got a bucketful for comedy podcast clips for you this time around. Our Associate Producer Tyson Saner grabbed some of ‘em, I clipped some, and we also had some podcasters upload them directly to us, using our Succotash upload link: http://Hightail.com/u/succotash. In addition to the clips, we’ve got a double dose of our Burst O’ Durst segment, with political comedian and social commentator Will Durst. We’ve got a Henderson’s Pants ad. We dig into the Tweetsack. And that’s about it. Where Are We? I’m not sure where you grabbed this episode of Succotash from, but we’re available from iTunes, Stitcher, SoundCloud, PodBay, Overcast, TuneIn Radio and you can even listen to us on the Succotash Facebook page – why don’t you go ahead and Like us while you’re there? We also get replayed over on CWERadio.com – that’s Clutch And Wiggle Entertainment Radio. In fact, one of the clips we have today is from the actual Clutch & Wiggle Show. Besides the Clutch And Wiggle Experience, clipwise, we have samples from A Twilight World of Ultimate Smoothness, Date Speeding, Deviants Church, Don’t Worry – It’s Only The End of The World, Four Listeners, Pistol Shrimps Radio, Strong Opinions, The World of Mindshaft, and WTF. Where Will We Be? The 4th Annual Los Angeles Podcast Festival is coming up in September. I’ve been to the first three and they’re always a lot of fun. I already snagged a 3-day ticket for this year’s PodFest and I plan to hunker down in the SquareSpace Podcast Lab like some kind of great podcasting Jabba the Hutt. It’s September 18-20th at the Sofitel Hotel in Beverly Hills, and you can get tickets and more details at Eventbrite. I’ll be interviewing podcasters and ne’er-do-wells, so I hope you get a chance to stop by and say hello. BTW, if you’re curious about what I do when I’m NOT on the Succotash microphone, crammed into Studio F and chatting at you, there’s a fun little article that came out this week over at http://SmartUp.life, entitled, The Man Who Named The BlackBerry. That’d be me. And the piece talks about some of the other brand names I’ve helped bring into the world from out of my brain. Special Offer (Sort Of) Maybe you’ve noticed that Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast, doesn’t drop every week. Hell, or every two weeks, for that matter. I’d like to do it more often. Really I would. But work is tough and pays pretty well, too. So that’s where I have to put the majority of my focus. But it doesn’t always have to be that way. And you can help. If you click on the Donate button on the homesite, then kick us whatever you can afford to give in order to help us pay for the stuff that podcasters pay for to keep all of this going, I’ll start pushing myself harder to get these shows cranked out more often. Here's the deal: For every month that the Donate button brings in enough to cover our Succotash nut – that’s about 60 bucks — I will push out 4 consecutive weeks of this show, by hook or by crook. So get clicking!   Clips WTF w/guest President ObamaWe’d be remiss to continue on without acknowledging perhaps one of the most important milestones in comedy podcasting: A sitting president has appeared on one. I’m sure you’ve heard about President Barack Obama’s visit to “the garage” to talk to Marc Maron. No matter what you think about Obama OR Maron, this is a Big Deal. I reviewed this episode for both Splitsider.com and Huffington Post Entertainment, and I thought we’d go ahead and play just a little bit for those few who haven’t heard it yet. This is right toward the end of the show and Marc gets the opportunity to ask The President about his favorite comedians. Pistol Shrimps RadioLast week I found a new podcast from a couple of the gents from Superego, a long time Succotash favorite. Matt Gourley and Mark McConville have teamed up to bring you play-by-play women’s basketball. Sort of. It’s a lot of improvised nonsense and hilarity AND it actually is done courtside at the Pistol Shrimps games in LA. I’ve got a sample I pulled off the latest episode and the hosts are joined by fellow Superegoist and the hardest working man in podcasting, Paul F. Tompkins. A Twilight World of Ultimate SmoothnessRipped from our Tweetsack comes something completely different. It’s a 6-episode mini-series called A Twilight World of Ultimate Smoothness. I got a note from the show’s producer, David Wilcox, who explains the show as “chronicling the decline and fall of a veteran R&B/smooth jazz DJ named Greg Willis. It's a psychedelic, surreal recreation of late-night commercial FM radio, complete with requests/dedications, in-studio interviews, station IDs, ads, and tons and tons of music. Imagine taking some of the darker elements of British comedy (Chris Morris' "Blue Jam" or some of the Alan Partridge stuff) and wedging them into an Art Laboe/Quiet Storm-style radio format and you'll kinda have an idea of what we're up to. The show was written by myself and Johanna Hyman -- we previously worked together on a couple episodes of the Radiotopia podcast The Truth. A musician named John Schmersal, who currently plays in the band Caribou and was formerly in Brainiac and Enon, did our music and sound design.” I downloaded and binge listened the six episodes across a couple of days of commuting to work. It’s like listening to a real radio station with some odd technical difficulties and a radio personality who is unraveling before your ears. But funny. Deviants ChurchAssociate producer Tyson Saner tossed this next clip onto the stack for today’s show, and I confess I don’t know much about. And my search for their website turns up…nothing. It’s like this show has taken an abrupt right hand turn into the Podcast Graveyard.This show seems to be DOA. No website. It is still findable on iTunes, but the last posted episode was back in early April. And the last tweet from their account was a week after that. We’ll check in periodically and see if there’s a pulse for the Deviant’s Church. The Clutch & Wiggle Experience Rob and Craig over at The Clutch & Wiggle Experience have been friends and fans of Succotash pretty much since the time we started over three years ago. They regularly replay the show on CWERadio.com and so isn’t it high time we got back to seeing what THEY’RE up to? Even if they had to send in the a clip themselves? Recently on The Clutch and Wiggle Experience, Rob and Craig discussed the recent passing of legendary BB King – and that his family has the feeling he was poisoned to death. Strong OpinionsI got a request from Mary Sasson, host and producer of the Strong Opinions podcast, asking if I’d do a review of her show. She writes: “The premise of the podcast is I invite on two comedian and we discuss our opinions of everyday topics ranging from belts to milk and everything in between. Some past guests have included stand-ups like Jake Weisman, and tons of UCB performers like Nicole Byer, Drew Tarver, Will Hines, Betsy Sodaro, and Alex Fernie.” I will try to get around to reviewing the show – it sounds pretty funny – but for now I’ll do the next best thing: Clip it.The episode featured Lauren Lapkus and Mary Holland. The World of MindshaftHe’s got his teeth back into the world of podcasting. Our old pal, Nigel Boydell, was having some dental challenges a while back and had started a show called the HMS CodCast, which he wrote and then had various podcasting friends narrate and do the character voices. (I did one. I think it was the best episode, personally.) Well, he’s got some shiny new choppers, and Nigel is back with The World of Mindshaft. It’s a fun, bizarre, ramble through the mind of character who is clearly…well, different in the head, let’s say. Date SpeedingFriend of Succotash Jason Duplissey recently started his own podcast, separate from The Duvet Show, called Date Speeding. He plays the Reverend Rich Hugh, and the advice he dispenses about dating is just plain wrong. There’s no homesite up yet for Date Speeding, so find the right Reverend Hugh and his so-called advice on iTunes. There’s also a Facebook page.  Four ListenersWe got yet another clip in via the Tweetsack, this one from a podcast called The Four Listeners…featuring three guys. Chris Spear, Zeth Weissman, and Corey Gantzhorn. They’ve been up and running for about four years and just celebrated their 200th episode. Congratulations! They tell me that their format is “Something Must Be Done About…” and then they have a new topic every week with only TWO rules to avoid about the topic: 1) No politics, and 2) No religion. Everything else is fair game. In this clip, sent in from the 200th episode, is some rambling about SportsTalk radio. Don’t Worry: It’s Only The End of The WorldWe have another podcast miniseries in the works, but I’ve only heard a little bit of it so far. It’s called Don’t Worry: It’s Only The End of The World. It’s put together by Alfie Shaw and, well, it’s a self-contained series that you can binge-listener to very easily. Artie was good enough to send along a clip. You can find more at their homesite, which has a very long URL. -- Another episode of Succotash Clips is now history. In the can. Kaput. I’ll have another one coming up pretty quick. Even quicker if you guys hit that old devil Donate button on our http://SuccotashShow.com homesite. Remember, if we clear 60 bucks, I’ll crank out an episode a week for 4 consecutive weeks. See how that tastes, right? Until next time, thanks for passing the Succotash! — Marc Hershon  

“A name introduces you to the experience.” In short, words and the stories we create with them matter. Jonathan Littman would know. He’s named just a few things over the years. As the author and co-author of nine books he’s a leading thinker on how innovation happens and how brands can use storytelling to create narratives that snowball. As you can imagine, I couldn’t wait to chat with Jonathan on this week’s episode of the On Brand podcast. About Jonathan Littman Jonathan Littman is the co-author of The Art of Innovation and The Ten Faces of Innovation, two bestsellers about the legendary design strategy firm IDEO that have combined international sales of over 700,000 copies. Jonathan has been nominated for a Pulitzer, won two Computer Press Awards, and a New York Press Club Journalism Award and the Peter Lisagor Award for Exemplary Journalism. He is the author and co-author of nine books, including two popular books about famous computer hackers, The Fugitive Game and The Watchman. A former Contributing Editor for Playboy, Jonathan has also written for the Los Angeles Times Magazine and Forbes and numerous technology and business publications. He is currently launching SmartUp.life, the innovation hub, an online resource for inspiration, creativity and innovation generation for companies and individuals. Jonathan is the founder and CEO of Snowball Narrative and leads innovation, branding, and publishing projects. Clients include Gillette, Estee Lauder, Garmin, Sony, M31, TrendHunter, Lululemon, Leadership Business Consulting, Gap, and Deckers Brands. Jonathan has given numerous keynotes, executive briefings, and seminars in the United States and Canada on innovation, storytelling, and entrepreneurship. He has also made more than a hundred appearances on television and radio on such national shows as All Things Considered, Fresh Air, Talk of the Nation, CNN, Fox, ESPN, and CNBC. As We Wrap … Recently Sean Carpenter of Coldwell Banker gave a shout-out to our Justin Foster episode. Thanks for listening Sean! Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you’d like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. Last but not least … Subscribe to the podcast – You can subscribe to the show via iTunes, Stitcher, and RSS. Rate and review the show – If you like what you’re hearing, head over to iTunes and click that 5-star button to rate the show. And if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review. This helps others find the podcast. OK. How do you rate and review a podcast? Need a quick tutorial on leaving a rating/review in iTunes? Check this out. And don’t forget that this podcast is brought to you by our Brand Driven Digital events series, learn more about Digital Strategy Boot Camp and the industry leading Social Brand Forum now. Until next week, I’ll see you on the Internet!

Greg Rogers is Managing Director at Techstars, the world’s leading accelerator programme for early stage technology start-ups and is responsible for the Barclays Accelerator. Prior to joining Techstars, he spent eleven years in New York City as an entrepreneur and senior manager. Most recently, he was founder and CEO of Pictela, a super rich media technology company that was acquired by AOL in 2010. An active angel, Greg was an early investor in Schedulicity and has recently co-founded SmartUp, a new ed-tech company with Frank Meehan (Siri), Brent Hoberman (Lastminute.com), and Barry Smith (Skyscanner).   Items Mentioned in Today’s Show: The Fundraising Rules by Mark Peter-Davis Brent Hoberman, Frank Meehan, Jon Bradford LastMinute.com Aire DoPay Squirrel  In today’s episode you will learn:   1.) How Greg got into the TechStars world? 2.) What attracted Greg to the the Fintech space and how has he seen Fintech develop over the last 5 years? 3.) What areas within the Fintech space Greg finds most interesting and why? 4.) What does Greg see the future of Fintech looking like? Does he see any trends arising in the space in 2015? 5.) What does Techstars offer startups and what do they take in return? 6.) What does Greg think are the characteristics of effective mentors? Are mentors necessary for startups in their early growth? 7.) What is Greg’s new venture, SmartUp. Who is involved and what are his plans for the future of SmartUp?   We finish today’s episode with a quick fire round where we hear Greg’s plans for the next five years, what tip Greg would give Fintech entrepreneurs and the 3 companies from TechStars or Barclays Accelerator that Greg is most excited about and why?