Podcasts about technical standards

  Enzo Tessitore, Licensed Architect & Urban Planner, LEED Fellow, sustainability advocate, local community supporter, amateur baker and classic car lover is a sustainability-driven executive with international experience in bringing people, organizations, and money together to help drive the global property industry toward green practices. In 2023, in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to the global green building movement and LEED, the USGBC recognized him as the youngest LEED Fellow in the world. As an Architect and Urban planner, Enzo is responsible for the Green Building Council Brazil operations, where he has worked for over seven years. He also served on the global business development team for Latin America at the US Green Building Council, focusing on developing the Brazilian market for Arc buildings' operational performance benchmark platform. He participates on several steering and technical committees, such as in the Ministry of Mines and Energy, ABNT (Brazilian Association of Technical Standards), in the global project Better Places for People, of the World Green Building Council, where strategies are discussed to increase the demand and the adoption of sustainable buildings that support the health, well-being, and productivity of the people within them, as well as in the Advancing Net Zero, also from the WorldGBC, which aims to increase adoption of Net Zero buildings throughout the world. For the past five years, he has maintained his professional practice in architecture and urban planning, working with projects focused on sustainability at different scales. Born in Brazil and educated in California and Sao Paulo, Enzo holds a double major in Architecture and Urban Planning from Escola da Cidade in Sao Paulo. Show Highlights   Enzo became the youngest LEED Fellow at age 30. Brazil's status as the fifth-largest market for LEED certifications. Explains structure of World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) and local chapters. Focus on decarbonization strategies and biodiversity. The absence of supportive legislation contributes to green buildings remaining a niche market despite a growing interest. The push for new construction and existing building retrofits is essential for achieving sustainability goals. AI's potential impact on green building design leading to more sustainable choices. Clear communication fosters understanding and alignment among diverse stakeholders in green building projects. “Green buildings are not going away… Green buildings are an umbrella. There's a whole bunch of things underneath it, whether you're an energy efficiency geek or you really love to study how the built environment affects our forests or maybe you're really into passive design. There's a whole bunch of things that are underneath that sort of green building umbrella. There's going to be more and more legislation that requires your building to be efficient. There's going to be more and more incentives for your building to be efficient. I hope at some point we're not allowed to build inefficient buildings...” -Enzo Tessitore     Show Resource and Information Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community!   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on .  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the !   Copyright © 2024 GBES

Interviewer: Dr. Lisa Meeks Interviewees:  Dr. Sophia Kahn: Associate Professor and Director of Student Affairs at CU Anschutz School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Rick Mediavilla: Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions at the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Derrick Bisnett: Oral Maxillofacial Radiologist and CU Anschutz alumnus. Description: In Episode 101, we explore the inspiring journey of Dr. Derek Bisnett, an oral and maxillofacial radiologist who graduated from the CU Anschutz School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Bisnett, who uses a wheelchair, shares his unique experiences navigating dental school and the healthcare profession as a person with a disability, offering valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs along the way. Joining us are Dr. Sophia Kahn, Associate Professor and Director of Student Affairs at CU Anschutz, and Rick Mediavilla, Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions at the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine. Together, they provide an inside look at the admissions process and discuss the school's commitment to inclusivity and accommodations for students with disabilities. We wrap up the episode by reflecting on the positive impact of Dr. Bisnett's journey on the CU Anschutz community and the dental profession at large. Dr. Kahn and Rick Medavia share their final thoughts on the importance of inclusivity and the lessons learned from working with Dr. Bisnett. Join us for this enlightening conversation that challenges assumptions, highlights resilience, and underscores the importance of inclusivity in dental education. Transcript available here: Transcript Bio's:  Dr. Mediavilla received his dental degree from the University of Colorado School of Dentistry and completed his General Practice Residency at the University of Colorado Hospital. Dr. Mediavilla is currently the Associate Dean for Admissions, Student and Alumni Affairs, in addition to being a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Restorative Dentistry. Dr. Mediavilla maintains membership in: the American Dental Association, the Colorado Dental Association, the American Dental Education Association, Omicron Kappa Upsilon, the Pierre Fauchard Academy, and is a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry.   Keywords: Wheelchair, Dental Education, DocsWithDisabilities, Accommodations, Disability Inclusion, Journal of Dental Education, Oral Maxillofacial Radiologist, Disability, Dental School, UC Anschutz Produced by: Dr. Lisa Meeks  Digital Media: Lisa Meeks  Listen to the full episode now and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful conversations! Follow Us: Twitter: @DocsWith Instagram: @DocsWithDisabilities Resources: A number of resources were provided for this series, they are all listed in the transcript. Articles:  https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jdd.13409 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/jdd.13443  

In this episode of Pro AV Today, host Ben Thomas explores the world of technology in the casino and gaming industry with Christopher Justice, a board member of the American Gaming Association. Their conversation highlights the crucial role technology plays in gaming establishments, from OEM technology on slot machines to advanced digital signage. However, behind these impressive innovations lies a complex web of compliance and cybersecurity challenges that the industry must tackle.Casinos face stringent regulatory standards, often more rigorous than those in other sectors like hospitality or education. Justice explained that gaming technology must meet the standards set by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and additional compliance requirements such as PCI, AML, and KYC. These regulations ensure fair play and integrity while also necessitating a robust approach to cybersecurity. As gaming systems become more connected, the risk of cyber threats increases, requiring IT teams to implement multiple layers of security protocols, including NIST and PCI DSS standards.One unique aspect of the gaming industry is the intersection of highly regulated payments and gaming technologies. Justice pointed out that while gaming regulations focus on fair play and integrity, they often overlook data security, leaving vulnerabilities that can be exploited. This dual responsibility requires a culture of compliance within organizations to safeguard gaming integrity and data security.The integration of advanced technologies extends beyond the casino floor. Modern casinos now feature fully integrated rooms with personalized TV experiences and mobile connectivity. Justice highlighted the role of mobile devices as the primary interface for guests, enhancing their experience by offering customized services based on user preferences. This shift towards a mobile-first approach presents both opportunities and challenges, particularly in managing the vast amounts of data generated and ensuring compliance across various regulatory standards.Justice emphasized the importance of IT departments in managing these technologies and maintaining compliance. The complexity of integrating old and new systems, along with varying levels of technology across different casino operators, adds to the challenge. Despite these hurdles, the goal remains to deliver a seamless and secure experience for guests.As the industry continues to evolve, the focus on enhancing customer experiences through technology will only intensify. Justice's insights underscore the need for ongoing innovation and collaboration within the industry to meet regulatory demands and exceed guest expectations. For those looking to enter this dynamic field, he suggests leveraging resources like the American Gaming Association to navigate the regulatory landscape and forge meaningful partnerships.The conversation between Thomas and Justice provides a comprehensive overview of the technological and regulatory landscape in the casino and gaming industry, offering valuable insights for industry professionals and newcomers alike.

Interviewer: Lisa Meeks Interviewees: Rachel Giddings, Julia Hanes, Cheryl Holmes Description:  In this special live recording of the "Docs with Disabilities" podcast, host Lisa Meeks interviews medical professionals and educators who have worked to transform technical standards in Canadian medical education to be more inclusive of individuals with disabilities. The panel discusses the shift from restrictive technical standards to core competencies, highlighting the importance of diversity-affirming frameworks over mere accommodations. They share personal stories and insights on the impact of these changes on medical learners and the broader healthcare system. The panel delves into the motivation behind their critical evaluation of outdated technical standards and explains how the project intentionally included individuals with disabilities. This initiative, which expanded across Canada, has garnered multiple endorsements, including from the AFMC and the Medical Deans of Canada. Members of the committee meticulously re-envisioned Technical Standards for Canadian Medical Education, offering a comprehensive redefinition of the functional abilities required for medical training. This new document aims to dismantle obstacles and create a more inclusive admissions process for Canadian medical schools. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the committee's findings and recommendations, providing admissions teams with guidance on best practices and key messaging. The panel discussion explores the driving force behind this crucial initiative and examines the potential impact of the final document endorsed by the Board of the AFMC. Discover how the document offers exemplar Functional Abilities for Students Entering and Completing Medical School, paving the way for more meaningful opportunities and greater disability inclusion in Canadian medical education. Transcript Resources: https://icam-cimu.ca/  Keywords: technical standards, medical education, doctors with disabilities, ableism, healthcare, health policy, Canadian healthcare, disability inclusion Bios: Dr. Julia Hanes (she/her) is a second-year resident in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of British Columbia. She completed her medical degree at the University of Ottawa and her undergraduate degree in Health Sciences at McMaster University. Throughout her academic pursuits Dr. Hanes has been a keen advocate for improved inclusion and accessibility. Dr. Hanes spearheaded a program to increase accessibility in the intramural sport and recreation program, which included a longitudinal sitting volleyball intramural program. While at medical school Dr. Hanes drafted and advocated for an accessibility policy for all of the Aesculapian Society events, which included all social events, orientation events and interest group activities. This accessibility policy has now been spread to several universities across the country and discussed at institutions across the US.  Dr. Hanes is an active member of the Canadian Association of Physicians with Disabilities (CAPD). Through this group Dr. Hanes is leading a project to develop a national curriculum on disability. She has co-authored documents to help disabled student's transition from undergraduate studies to medical school, from pre-clerkship to clerkship and clerkship to residency. As a disabled student herself navigating often inaccessible educational environments, Dr. Hanes has paved a pathway for students following her to tread through. Her self-advocacy efforts prompted the creation of curb cuts, push button installation, swapping of doorknobs to handles, height adjustable tables, and more. Beyond her academic achievements, Dr. Hanes has done research in the field of childhood disability, including work to improve the quality of care and treatment of children and youth with disabilities and their families. Dr. Hanes is a passionate disability advocate and is eager to share how her experiences of ableism in medical education shapes her perspective and her advocacy efforts.   Dr. Holmes has an MD from UBC in 1984. After ten years of family practice, she enrolled in Internal Medicine at UBC, went on to complete a Critical Care fellowship at UBC and has been a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada since 1999. From 2001 to July 2018, Dr. Holmes practiced critical care medicine at Kelowna General Hospital where she was involved in clinical education of medical students, residents, and fellows in the ICU. In her current role as Associate Dean Undergraduate Medical Education, she works with senior leadership at all sites of UBC to provide overall curricular oversight of all four years of the UGME program. As Head of the UBC Division of Critical Care, she is responsible for academic leadership of clinical care, education, and research in critical care. Dr. Holmes serves as Vice Chair of the UGME Deans'; Council for the Association of the Faculties of Medicine in Canada (AFMC) and collaborates on initiatives such as the Culture of Academic Medicine Initiative, the Okanagan Charter Collaborative for the AFMC and is Chairing the “Re-envisioning Technical Standards in Canadian Medical Education” Working Group. Dr. Holmes also serves on the Committee for the Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools (CACMS) and holds the position of Chair of the CACMS Standards Subcommittee. She is on the Board of the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) and serves as Chair of the CaRMS Board EDI Subcommittee. Through these roles, Dr. Holmes is committed to cultivating respectful, compassionate, and health-promoting environments in academic medicine, where equity, decolonization, diversity, inclusivity, accessibility, belonging (EDDIAB) and social justice are prioritized. Dr. Holmes' academic interests include promoting learner wellbeing, fostering inclusive and accessible learning environments, social accountability of medical schools, and facilitating the professional identity formation of health professionals. In 2015, she received the Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME) Certificate of Merit for her outstanding contributions.  Rachel Giddings is a second-year medical student at the University of British Columbia (UBC), where she previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. Making medical education more accessible to students with disabilities is a particular interest of hers. Her current research is focused on the technical standards currently utilized by medical schools across Canada. In addition, Rachel is a member of the “Re-envisioning Technical Standards in Canadian Medical Education” Working Group. Produced by:Dr. Lisa Meeks  Audio editor: Jacob Feeman Digital Media: Katie Sullivan  

Today's episode is all about Automated Frequency Coordination. We're welcoming Rolf de Vegt, VP of Technical Standards at Qualcomm, back to the podcast to tell us how AFC is expanding the use of Wi-Fi in the 6 GHz band. Rolf gives us a technical overview, and we discuss the different indoor and outdoor use cases that will utilize standard power in 6 GHz. We learn how AFC will provide significant throughput gains that will benefit users, and Rolf shares his insight about AFC testing and trials. Listen to this episode to learn more, and check out our AFC resources below.6 GHz AFC Resources: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/6-ghz-afc-resourcesFor Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

Wayne and Rob host Brett Miller, Vice President Technical Standards, Education, and Certification, NWFA, to discuss the upcoming and highly anticipated 2024 National Wood Flooring Expo held April 16 - 18, New Orleans, LA. Follow Bona US Professional online: Website: https://www1.bona.com/en-us/professional/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/BonaProfessional Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bonauspro/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bonapro.us/

The Standards Show LatinoAmerica brings you the stories behind the standards in South America, Central America and the Caribbean. Episodes are in Spanish or Portuguese. In this episode Andrea Sandi meets Cynthia Zapata and Alexandra Rodriguez. Cynthia is Executive Director of the Direction of Consumer Support at the Ministry of Economy, Commerce and Industry of Costa Rica. While Alexandra is National Director of Standardization at the Institute of Technical Standards of Costa Rica - INTECO. Andreas speaks to Cynthia and Alexandra about how the consumer voice is used in INTECO's standards development process, the challenges that e-commerce presents for consumers, and how standards help protect consumer rights. And because it's The Standards Show, they also describe their standards journeys and their My Favourite Standards.En este episodio de LatinoAmérica Andrea Sandi conversa con Cynthia Zapata y Alexandra Rodriguez. Cynthia es Directora Ejecutiva de la Dirección de Apoyo al Consumidor del Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Comercio de Costa Rica mientras Alexandra es Directora Nacional de Normalización del Instituto de Normas Técnicas de Costa Rica - INTECO. Andrea conversa con Cynthia y Alexandra acerca de la integración de la sociedad civil en el proceso de normalización y toma de decisiones de INTECO, los desafíos que presenta el mercado digital para los consumidores y el potencial que tienen las normas para apoyar la defensa de los derechos de los consumidores frente a estos desafíos.Y como esto es The Standards Show también conversamos acerca de su travesía dentro de normalización y su norma favorita.Conoce mas /Find out moreINTECOSigue y suscríbete a The Standards Show en redes sociales/Find and follow The Standards Show on social mediaX @standardsshowInstagram @thestandardsshow Contactate con The Standards Show/Get in touch with The Standards ShowSend a voice messageEnvia un mensaje de vozeducation@bsigroup.comSubscribete donde sea que escuche sus podcasts/Subscribe to The Standards ShowSubscribe to The Standards ShowVisite el sitio web/Check out the websitethe-standards-show

Juliet, Erik, and guest Tim Ruhlig discuss technical standards, China's growth in technical industries and its increasing influence in leading and setting standards, and the new geopolitics of technical standardization and interdependence.Tim Ruhlig is a senior fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations, where he researches Europe-China relations, German-China relations, Hong Kong politics, and Chinese foreign industrial policy, He is the founder of the Digital Power China (DPC) Research Consortium, which brings together European engineers and Chinese scholars to carry out policy-relevant research on the PRC's growing digital technology footprint and its implications for Europe.Recommendations:Tim: The Emperor's New Road: China and the Project of the Century, Jonathan Hillman (2020)U.S.-Taiwan Relations: Will China's Challenge Lead to a Crisis? Bonnie Glaser, Ryan Hass, Richard Bush (2023)Film: “To Life” Zhang Yi Mou (1994)Wildland: The Making of America's Fury, Evan Osnos (2021)Erik: "Barbie Heimer"—Barbie (2023) and Oppenheimer (2023) movies on the same day (recommendation is Barbie is the better movie)Juliet:“Even China Isn't Convinced It Can Replace the U.S.” Jessia Chen Weiss (2023)

Dan is joined by Lu Dai who is currently a Senior Director of Technical Standards at Qualcomm. Previously he was Senior Director of Engineering, leading Qualcomm's SoC design verification team and front-end methodologies and initiatives. Lu is Chair of Accellera Systems Initiative and serves on the Board of Directors at RISC-V… Read More

L'episodio di oggi inaugura la nuova serie del podcast Inside Finance denominata “Audiopapers”: una collezione di paper specialistici che reputiamo di particolare interesse e attualità per gli operatori specializzati, tramite la formula di maggiore semplicità di fruizione del formato audio, da ascoltare comodamente tramite smartphone in modalità multitasking (in auto, in passeggiata, in viaggio, nelle sessioni di fitness, etc) come occasione unica di cultura economico-finanziaria, aggiornamento professionale e crescita personale, in linea con il trend di crescita internazionale del podcasting.L'episodio è prodotto in partnership con iLS London - Milan, studio legale internazionale specializzato in diritto bancario e finanziario con sede a Londra e Milano, ed è la versione audio del paper apparso su Giurimetrica, Rivista di diritto, banca e finanza, anno 6, numero 2, luglio/dicembre 2022 intitolato:“Riflessioni a margine dell'adozione di nuovi regulatory technical standards relativamente al mantenimento dell'interesse economico netto nelle operazioni di cartolarizzazione Non Performing Exposures (NPE)” presente in versione originale al link:https://www.ilslondon.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Giurimetrica-FO-NP-Adozione-di-nuovi-regulatory-technical-standards.pdfdi Norman Pepe e Fabrizio OcchipintiL'episodio è stato reso possibile tramite la collaborazione con Spriano Communication.Se apprezzate il nostro lavoro, vi invitiamo a sostenere il podcast condividendo i nostri episodi nelle vostre pagine social. Per non perdere i prossimi aggiornamenti, ricordiamo di iscriversi al podcast Inside Finance nelle principali piattaforme di podcasting o alla pagina LinkedIn dedicata, insieme alla possibilità di entrare in contatto con noi inviando una mail a segreteria@insidefinance.it.Maggiori informazioni sul sito www.zeroin.itBuon ascolto.

In this episode, we welcome back Rolf de Vegt, Vice President of Technical Standards at Qualcomm, to learn all about Wi-Fi Location™ capabilities. Rolf explains how Wi-Fi Location works and how Wi-Fi delivers significant advantages compared to other locationing technologies. We discuss Wi-Fi Location's many use cases, including home security, geofencing, and assisting first responders in emergency situations. Listen to learn more and discover how Wi-Fi 7 could impact the future of Wi-Fi Location.Download the Qualcomm® Wi-Fi Ranging white paper: https://www.qualcomm.com/content/dam/qcomm-martech/dm-assets/documents/wi-fi_location_white_paper_finalv2.pdfWi-Fi Location: https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-locationFor Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

In this episode, we talk about the benefits of multi-user MIMO for Wi-Fi 6 with Rolf de Vegt, VP of Technical Standards at Qualcomm.  Multi-user MIMO allows access points with many antennae to serve multiple users at the same time, and traffic can be sent to up to eight clients simultaneously in the same spectrum to deliver customers much more throughput. Learn more about the real world applications and use cases that will benefit from this exciting new feature by listening to this episode.Links: For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.org For Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membership General Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

In this standalone episode of the G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will speak with Juan Montojo, Qualcomm's VP of Technical Standards about the upcoming 3GPP Release 18 specification which will follow Release 17, expected to be finalized later this year. 3GPP Rel. 18 is the beginning of the second phase of the 5G global standard with the designation of 5G Advanced which is expected to begin the transition to 6G. We cover the following questions:W: Can you talk about the major enhancements that 3GPP Rel. 18 could bring to 5G over what we've seen in 15, 16, and 17? A: Are there any significant projects looking at improvements in performance expected? A: Rel. 17 brings satellite into the fray, how does 18 enhance the possibility of satellite in handsets? W: Does R18 drive incremental infrastructure requirements? W: What R18 enhancements are positioned to help operators monetize their multi-billion-dollar 5G deployments? A: How does Qualcomm's role in infrastructure influence your view on 3GPP Rel. 18 (eg - small cell for densification, OpenRAN, IoT) A: Are there any other Rel. 18 items that we should know about that haven't been covered yet?

Transatlantic Tech Talks is a three part mini-series on the Undercurrents podcast feed, produced with the support of Microsoft, which explores the state of international cooperation on digital governance between the United States, the UK and Europe. As technological innovation accelerates, and new digital tools and business models arise, governments are working to develop a framework of regulations to safeguard the rights and interests of their citizens. Not all stakeholders agree, however, on the best way to achieve this. While some advocate a ‘digital cooperation' approach based on transparency and data-sharing, others are more concerned with maintaining ‘digital sovereignty'. In this second episode, we explore the issue of digital technical standards, the rules and parameters which govern the development of technologies and ensure interoperability between countries and businesses. Isabella Wilkinson speaks to Emily Taylor (CEO of Oxford Information Labs), Bilel Jamoussi (Chief of the Study Groups Department at the ITU) and Richard Wingfield (Head of Legal at GPD), who explain why digital technical standards are so vital to the digital economy, and why they are inreasingly coming under threat.  Credits: Speakers: Bilel Jamoussi, Emily Taylor, Richard Wingfield Hosts: Ben Horton, Isabella Wilkinson Editor: Jamie Reed Sound Services Music: Jamie Reed Sound Services Recorded and produced by Chatham House

Transatlantic Tech Talks is a three part mini-series on the Undercurrents podcast feed, produced with the support of Microsoft, which explores the state of international cooperation on digital governance between the United States, the UK and Europe. As technological innovation accelerates, and new digital tools and business models arise, governments are working to develop a framework of regulations to safeguard the rights and interests of their citizens. Not all stakeholders agree, however, on the best way to achieve this. While some advocate a ‘digital cooperation' approach based on transparency and data-sharing, others are more concerned with maintaining ‘digital sovereignty'. In this second episode, we explore the issue of digital technical standards, the rules and parameters which govern the development of technologies and ensure interoperability between countries and businesses. Isabella Wilkinson speaks to Emily Taylor (CEO of Oxford Information Labs), Bilel Jamoussi (Chief of the Study Groups Department at the ITU) and Richard Wingfield (Head of Legal at GPD), who explain why digital technical standards are so vital to the digital economy, and why they are inreasingly coming under threat.  Credits: Speakers: Bilel Jamoussi, Emily Taylor, Richard Wingfield Hosts: Ben Horton, Isabella Wilkinson Editor: Jamie Reed Sound Services Music: Jamie Reed Sound Services Recorded and produced by Chatham House

With a new technological revolution underway, emerging technologies are at the heart of geopolitical competition between States. Standard-setting is one key dimension of this competition. But what does this entail and how should India navigate related challenges? Ameera Rao talks to Arjun Gargeyas about his new report, which recommends action points for Indian policymakers.Follow Ameera on Twitter https://twitter.com/ameeraraoRead Arjun's Report hereRead Arjun's Op-Ed in the Hindustan Times hereYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/iosYou can check out our website at https://www.ivmpodcasts.com

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In this episode, Jeff talks tech governance with Shelia Warren, Head of Blockchain, Data, and Digital Assets at the World Economic Forum. While tech leaders often think that governance hinders innovation, Warren argues that a basic governance framework can help solution developers think more deliberately about their products and build more inclusive experiences for users, which ultimately translates to higher adoption. Warren also posits that good governance practice increases public confidence in new technologies, in sharp contract from the negative aspects of largely unregulated technologies or crypto assets (think, bitcoin). Jeff and Sheila also discuss the implications of “self-governance” in decentralized systems like blockchain, and the need to align tech developers and policy specialists. Join us for an in-depth conversation that just may change the way you look at governance in tech.

Brett Miller, has a long history in the flooring business specializing in wood flooring. His history includes both retail and wholesale before transitioning to the National Wood Flooring Association. I have been on several committees with him over the years; he is extremely knowledgeable about wood flooring and is a great resource. Brett is happy to take questions, here is his direct phone, 314-607-2237, Central Time Zone.

Host Jeff Lucas speaks with his guest, Michael Pallamary, president of Pallamary & Associates of La Jolla. He is a founding member of the Land Surveyors Advisory Council on Technical Standards (www.lsacts.com) and he is the owner of www.tiepoints.com, a research site for California Land Surveyors. Mr. Pallamary owned and operated Precision Survey & Mapping of San Diego, a twelve-person firm for 20 years.

On this weeks episode of On The Floor Wayne and Rob they have a discussion about Luxury Vinyl Floors with special guest Brett Miller, V.P. Technical Standards, Training & Certification at NWFA.

On this weeks episode of On The Floor Wayne and Rob they have a discussion regarding the importance of continued education with special guest Brett Miller, V.P. Technical Standards, Training & Certification at NWFA.

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Dan Lenard has become a recognized industry expert and consultant in home studio set–up and problem solving, specifically for voice over artists new to the industry , or experienced, but with little or no self-recording experience. With more than 30 years behind the mic and in commercial studios, along with a long list of happy clients, you can feel confident that your questions will be answered correctly and problems solved quickly. Visit https://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ He is also Co-Host of the popular weekly live webcast of East-West Audio Body Shop with George Whittham, which talks about home voice over studios, presents guests from the voice over industry and other industry news. Dan Lenard is also a Founding Board Member and Vice President of Technical Standards for World-Voices Organization. An industry association representing voice actors with home studios around the world. George Whittam will get you started in the right direction, or help you improve the quality of your recordings, often without even setting foot in your home! George's golden ears and over 20 years pro-audio experience as an engineer and technician will walk you through the processes of improving your studio's acoustics, tweaking your signal chain, dialing in processing, and smoothing out your workflow so you can get more work finished in less time. Visit http://www.georgethe.tech/about-us/ George Whittam also hosts The Pro Audio Suite is a podcast that covers everything to do with voice overs and audio production. They feature interviews with key players from within the industry including studio engineers in music and post, manufacturers of gear, plugin designers, in fact all aspects of audio and production.

Dr. Marley Doyle is a reproductive psychiatrist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. She's also "legally blind", with 20/400 vision. She struggled through medical school just like all med students, but with that additional complication. She made it, however, and her discussion with Aditi Patel and Irisa Mahaparn gives some clues as to why. First, her disability was invisible which made it easy for people to assume that she wasn't disabled. And second, she was naive to the fact that she could ask for help. In other words, she stumbled through it all and came out the other side without having been a "burden" for her school. Years later, she acknowledges that she could have asked for more help. We also discuss the technical standards that most schools have in place to define what a student physician should be able to do physically, intellectually, and emotionally to succeed in school. These standards, however, often seem to be written with a stereotypical disabled person in mind, one who cannot possible succeed because of their disability, and thus should not be in medical school. We discuss the concept of "assumed competence" which, as recent CCOM guest lecturer Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami pointed out, allows people with disabilities to show they are able to fulfill their duties as opposed to assuming they cannot. And we discuss the AAMC's recent first-of-its-kind report "Accessibility, Inclusion, and Action in Medical Education Lived Experiences of Learners and Physicians With Disabilities," which brought to light the inconsistent policies and procedures for, lack of support of, and lack of awareness many schools have of their legal obligations under the law towards students with disabilities. And we talk about why med schools that don't encourage disabled people to apply are missing out on a piece of the diversity puzzle. Plus, Dr. Doyle helps answer a listener who is lucky enough to have several med school acceptances, and wants to know how to decide among them! Lucky you, 'Anxious Premed!' Don't worry, we can help. Are you living with a disability and discouraged about your med school plans? Are you in medical school, disabled, and have some advice to offer? Tell us about it by calling 347-SHORTCT anytime, visit our Facebook group, or email theshortcoats@gmail.com.

Dr. Marley Doyle is a reproductive psychiatrist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. She's also "legally blind", with 20/400 vision. She struggled through medical school just like all med students, but with that additional complication. She made it, however, and her discussion with Aditi Patel and Irisa Mahaparn gives some clues as to why. First, her disability was invisible which made it easy for people to assume that she wasn't disabled. And second, she was naive to the fact that she could ask for help. In other words, she stumbled through it all and came out the other side without having been a "burden" for her school. Years later, she acknowledges that she could have asked for more help. We also discuss the technical standards that most schools have in place to define what a student physician should be able to do physically, intellectually, and emotionally to succeed in school. These standards, however, often seem to be written with a stereotypical disabled person in mind, one who cannot possible succeed because of their disability, and thus should not be in medical school. We discuss the concept of "assumed competence" which, as recent CCOM guest lecturer Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami pointed out, allows people with disabilities to show they are able to fulfill their duties as opposed to assuming they cannot. And we discuss the AAMC's recent first-of-its-kind report "Accessibility, Inclusion, and Action in Medical Education Lived Experiences of Learners and Physicians With Disabilities," which brought to light the inconsistent policies and procedures for, lack of support of, and lack of awareness many schools have of their legal obligations under the law towards students with disabilities. And we talk about why med schools that don't encourage disabled people to apply are missing out on a piece of the diversity puzzle. Plus, Dr. Doyle helps answer a listener who is lucky enough to have several med school acceptances, and wants to know how to decide among them! Lucky you, 'Anxious Premed!' Don't worry, we can help. Are you living with a disability and discouraged about your med school plans? Are you in medical school, disabled, and have some advice to offer? Tell us about it by calling 347-SHORTCT anytime, visit our Facebook group, or email theshortcoats@gmail.com.

Our topic for this episode is Technical Standards for offshore wind, and our guest is Walt Musial, Manager of Offshore Wind at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, or NREL. Walt was in Washington, D.C. recently to chair a meeting of the Offshore Wind Technical Advisory Panel, which is where we caught up for this interview. We begin by discussing how Walt and NREL first started getting involved in offshore wind, and then we get into the history of offshore wind technical standards. We discuss the need for U.S.-specific standards and offshore-specific standards. Walt shares his vision for the U.S. Offshore Wind Standards Initiative, describes the process that’s in place, and we close by discussing next steps and how people can get involved. Show references include: Offshore Compliance Recommended Practices (OCRP) 2012 2019 International Partnering Forum (IPF) Recorded October 17, 2018. Published October 18, 2018.

Rob Hitchens, a Blockchain Advisor based in Canada participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Need for Blockchain Technical Standards. Need for Blockchain Technical Standards Blockchain technology– that uses cryptography and a distributed messaging protocol to create shared ledgers among counterparties– brings transformative potential and benefits to nations and all its components: governments, industries, organizations, and […] The post Need for Blockchain Technical Standards appeared first on Risk Group.

If you're into narrating audiobooks, this Voice Over Body Shop is one you can't miss. Aside from all the top of the heap home voice over studio tech info, our guest is Sean Pratt. He's been a working professional actor in the theater, film, TV, and voice-overs for twenty-five years. He has been an audiobook narrator for seventeen years, has recorded over 700 books in almost every genre, and has received eight AudioFile magazine Earphones Awards and four Audie Award nominations from the Audio Publishers Association. For the last ten years, Sean has been helping actors, both students and professionals, to understand the complexities of the BIZ as well as reinvigorate and refocus their careers through his easy-to-understand, dynamic concepts. Showing you all parts of the VO Biz, We're VOBS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” An expert in how to set-up a home or "Personal" voice over studio. Wether your a beginner in VO or a working pro with little to no experience on how to record at home. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and many other up and coming VO Stars. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ He is a FOUNDING Board member and Vice President of Technical Standards of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbod... Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-prod... Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com

Jim Misener, Qualcomm’s Senior Director of Technical Standards, discusses the intersection of transportation and telecom in developing the Next Generation Mobile Networks on which tomorrow’s connected vehicles will be increasingly dependent. How will vehicle OEMs, telecommunications companies, and government balance privacy and security as the number of autonomous and otherwise connected vehicles scale up to 300 million?

As part of the February issue, the European Respiratory Journal presents the latest in its series of podcasts. Chief editor Marc Humbert discusses the new ERS task force document, on single-breath determination of nitric oxide uptake in the lung, with Prof. Gerald S. Zavorsky from the Georgia State University, USA.

March 9th, 2011 topics include Taxation, Government Spending, Smart Meters, Nuclear Energy, Mental Health and Addictions, Education Funding, Student Achievement, Sex Education, Forest Industry, Child Protection System, the Technical Standards and Safety Authority, and Water Quality.