Podcasts about techsparks

#autovrse #enterprise #arvr #virtualreality Ashwin Jaishanker is the founder/Ceo for Autovrse a company founded in 2016, AutoVRse has been branded as one of the top 30 most innovative Indian startups at TechSparks 2016 CIO India's DEMO picked AutoVRse as one of India's brightest enterprise startups for 2016. AutoVRse was one of 13 startups in the maiden Bosch Accelerator Program They have pivoted from being an automobile design XR SaaS-based Startup to enterprise content focussed harnessing the power of immersive technologies across several industries. they have partnered with multiple OEMs/enterprises and delivered solutions for Experiential Marketing, Training, Skill Development,Design Reviews plus they have recently set up a gaming studio & announced the launch of thier first VR game, District M. AutoVRse has done the largest VR retail deployment in the world for IFB showrooms across the country. Ashwin Spoke about #augmenetedreality #virtualreality, its' use cases, problems & the opportunity around Immersive tech & the bright future of #extendedreality for #enterprise as well as #consumers. DISCLAIMER: Pls find the Correct Video at 43:37: https://youtu.be/Fe-0lIMGHQ4 https://in.linkedin.com/in/ashwin-jaishanker-6b83b464 https://autovrse.in/ AutoVRse- Instagram https://www.instagram.com/autovrse/ AutoVRse Gaming Division: https://twitter.com/DistrictHelp https://twitter.com/districtmHQ

In this episode, I had the pleasure of connecting with Shradha Sharma (@sharmashradha). Shradha is the founder / CEO of YourStory (India's go-to startup media platform, à la TechCrunch). She has been the startup ecosystem's cheerleader for more than a decade, continues to bring out genuine founder stories to a broad audience, and drives India's longest running startup event 'TechSparks'. She's an eternal optimist and I thoroughly enjoyed this hour long conversation with her on a wide ranging set of topics. Hope you enjoy it too. If you like this conversation, don't forget to subscribe, and please rate the podcast on Google podcasts, Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to it. Thank you and let's get started. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro. 02:11 "What you lack, will make you run". 08:11 Journey leading to Yourstory. 11:30 Decoding people and judging less. 16:10 Going from a blog to a company. 18:00 Challenges as a (female) founder. 23:06 Creating a habit of optimism, 'junoon' & self love. 28:00 Growth of Yourstory and the journey of TechSparks. 32:18 Culture of appreciation. 34:56 Favourite startup story. 38:44 Most resilient founder, charismatic founder, under-told story etc. 41:28 Upcoming product launches. 44:08 Entrepreneurship vs working in a company. 48:40 An average day. 51:20 Hiring hacks. 45:10 Quick questions / "Compassion lasts". Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the series are solely personal and do not necessarily represent those of my company / employers.

In this episode of Trivia Talks, We are honored to host Mr. Pradyut Hande. Pradyut is a Senior Growth Marketer & Product Evangelist, Netcore Solutions. A B2B SaaS Marketer, Mobile Growth Consultant, Guest Speaker, Podcaster, and Author, Pradyut currently leads Product Marketing at Netcore Solutions, a leading marketing technology company. In his current role, he helps high-growth B2C brands across the USA, Southeast Asia, Africa, and India deliver personalized customer experiences at scale powered by the 3 A's: Analytics, Automation, and AI. Pradyut was featured in the list of “100 Most Innovative Martech Leaders, 2019” by the World Marketing Congress. His guest articles have been featured in leading industry publications such as HackerNoon, GrowthHackers, YourStory, Economic Times, MartechCube, and Martech Vibe. He's also spoken at various industry events like The Global Martech Summit, 2019 in Dubai, Digital Marketing Leaders Summit, 2019 in Singapore, and Techsparks, 2019 in Bengaluru. In this episode, Pradyut talks about MBA, Marketing, and podcasts. He also busts some myths about these topics. Listen now. For the latest updates follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/trivia_talks Pradyut Hande Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1vOKX3WVRvzEpOYVWsXQbx?si=2vd4ebp2TpKB0eO0LEwqhQ Video: https://youtu.be/4ALmV8DuN9g LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pradyuthande/ Tarun Mundhra LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tarunmundhra Instagram: www.instagram.com/tarun_mundhra __________________________________________________________________________________ Check out these cool products on Amazon- Maono AU-A04 podcast mic - https://amzn.to/2E9ljNF Mi Headphone - https://amzn.to/3cacdwO Green Screen - https://amzn.to/3hG1efJ Clip Mic - https://amzn.to/32EPK7W #bestpodcasts #toppodcasts #podcaststolistento #popularpodcasts #selfhelppodcasts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trivia-talks/message

How do we build extraordinary relationships with our team members when they work halfway across the world? What's the secret sauce to creating fun and productive working friendships when we rarely meet our colleagues in person? In this episode, I speak to two of my dear friends and previous colleagues, Vargab Bakshi and Eduardo Casta to dissect what made our connection so special and our team efforts so successful on a fully remote team at Shopify. Vargab is a lead in the International Partnerships team at Shopify & their first employee in India. Vargab's expertise lies in E-commerce platform technologies & he has helped hundreds of small and medium businesses take their business online, guiding them in the digital space. Prior to Shopify, he has worked for Google and Martjack where he led Learning and Development. Presently he mentors freelancers and agencies to grow their business on Shopify. Apart from mentoring young startups, he is also a guest lecturer for educational institutions such as IIT KGP, SP Jain, Narsee Monji, Welingkar among others. In India, he has spoken at various conferences like Yourstory's Techsparks, India Retail Forum, Nasscom 10K startups amongst many others. Eduardo is an entrepreneur and expert in business development for technology-based companies, he is passionate about business and technology. Since 2013, he has led the growth of Shopify -a Canadian multinational e-commerce company- in both Latin America and Spain, by promoting and linking entrepreneurs in areas such as Fintech, web design, application development, digital marketing, logistics services, government, incubators, and other key players for trade in the region.

It was 2012. I'd just started working at Pluggd.in, the startup and tech site run by Ashish Sinha. Yourstory also covered startups those days. Mainstream media was still covering quarterly results at IT services companies and listening to the same "management commentary," every three months.A new fund had launched a few months ago. They called themselves a micro VC and they were writing cheques faster than you could get from Silkboard to M G Road in Bangalore. I exaggerate, but you get the drift. The fund was called Blume Ventures. It was run by Karthik Reddy and Sanjay Nath. Using their first fund, about Rs 60 crore of Indian capital (most of the money that comes into Venture Capital in India is foreign), Blume backed 70 companies. Some of them are well-known names now. Blume was also a backer of FactorDaily, the media company Pankaj and I started some three years ago (Read Lessons from a rookie entrepreneur by Pankaj here). Cut to 2019.Plugdd.in is NextBigWhat. Yourstory is Yourstory. You've been reading my story on this newsletter. Mainstream media has dedicated startup pages now. Blume is raising its third fund (nearly $100+ million). India has over 20 companies valued at over a billion dollars. This year alone about half a dozen of them were born (thanks to Softbank and some late-stage investors). Indian startups have been in hot pursuit of growth, sometimes even showing utter disregard for unit economics. Many times this is because companies heavily subsidize goods for new consumers hoping to create new market behaviours. After the WeWork fiasco, we've started hearing some chatter about profitability. In the balancing act between profitability and growth, the Indian ecosystem should have grown enough by now to show a few big exits, but apart from Flipkart, there aren’t many.Truth be told, profitability is nowhere in sight for many startups. Some have begun to question if this has become a “mindset” feature of the Indian startup multiverse.Earlier this month, Karthik wrote a provocative blog about why Indian companies need to show that they have the mettle to go public or list their stocks to be traded at an exchange. He argued that though this brings on the burden of compliance, it is high time Indian startups started showing "cash exits," and not markups to paper valuation. Ravish and I decided to do this week's Use Case podcast with Karthik to unpack what he meant by that and why it was important. With Karthik, who has shaped Blume’s investment philosophy for almost a decade and brings a wealth of prior experience across financials, technology and media, we also tried to contextualise what is happening with venture capital in India. We hope you like it. This one is meant to create ripples!You can listen to the show directly in this browser on your phone/desktop by clicking on the play button at the top of the email. Alternatively, you can find this episode of the Use Case podcast on Itunes/ Spotify/ Google Podcasts. Listen to it directly, or download it for later. If you do like the podcast, consider asking a friend to subscribe to this newsletter. Or share it on your social feeds. We'd really appreciate a shout out. Should you have any thoughts on the subject, please feel free to write to us on email or tweet it out!Other recommendations this week💥 Mihir Dalal's book on Flipkart which was published earlier this month. Check out here.💥 Sajit Pai's Tweet thread on Karthik's blog post. Read here.💥 Set of talks by Vijay Shekhar Sharma, Bhavish Aggarwal and others from TechSparks 2019 by Yourstory. Check here.Cheers,JPK Get full access to Turnaround at turnaround.substack.com/subscribe

Here are the top cryptocurrency news headlines from India this week:UNICEF Launches Cryptocurrency Fund: https://cryptodost.io/press-release/unicef-launches-cryptocurrency-fund.html ;DBS bank warns against cryptocurrency use;WazirX introduces trading reports: https://cryptodost.io/exchange/wazirx-users-can-now-access-trading-reports.html ;CoinDCX represents the cryptocurrency community at TechSparks 2019: https://cryptodost.io/event/coindcx-at-techsparks-2019-promoting-the-future-of-fintech.html

Андрей Себрант — визионер всея рунета и директор Яндекса по стратегическому маркетингу. Андрей ведёт подкаст "Трёп Себранта" и канал в TechSparks телеграме.В конце марта мы поговорили с ним про будущее, технологии, умные среды, образование и всё-всё-всё. Не забывайте подписываться! t.me/progulkaiTunes: https://apple.co/2Psx8ydGooglePodcasts: https://clck.ru/F7BA7YouTube: https://clck.ru/FVgYBИ больше гуляйте!P.S.  Музыка выпуска Electric Chinas — You think i'm happyhttps://icons8.com/music/author/electric-chinasSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/progulka)

Entrepreneurship requires creativity and innovative thinking. Yet living and working in one location can feel like being trapped in an echo chamber, thereby limiting our creative potential. In 2018, Jennifer Chang found herself at a crossroads. She had successfully sold a startup in 2017 and chased the rising tech pay into the job market, but felt her creativity was being stifled by job descriptions. After being fired from yet another job, she decided to embark on a six month journey around the world to revitalize her creative energy. Her trip took her across 5 continents, 20 countries, 35 flights, and 45,000 miles. Throughout her journey, she met with entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists, using a shared interest in startups as a way to connect with local people, places, and cultures. In this presentation, Jennifer will share highlights from her journey, including the unique organizations and companies she came across as she travelled the globe, looking for entrepreneurial soulmates. Bio: Jennifer Chang is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur, occasional digital nomad, and world traveler. Jennifer joined her first startup in 2008, and over the past decade, has been involved in over 20 startups as cofounder, executive, advisor and consultant. She's worn many hats over the years and applies her background in marketing and finance to help startups craft compelling stories to attract customers, investors, and employees. Jennifer is the founder of TechSparks, a networking group and practice pitchfest for early stage entrepreneurs. She previously served as the head of operations, marketing, and finance as the Chief Operating Officer and founding team member at FanBread, a digital media publishing startup which was acquired by RockYou in 2017. She joined as head of marketing for growth stage companies including Perfect Market (Idealab), Haven, and NEXT Trucking. Jennifer has also held roles at best-in-class companies, Apple, Disney and KPMG. Jennifer received her MBA and Certificate in Technology Commercialization from USC Marshall School of Business, and a BS in Business Administration from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. She also earned her MA in Cultural and Creative Industries at King's College London. Twitter: @jenhchang / @techsparks Email: jennifer@techsparks.net

Entrepreneurship requires creativity and innovative thinking. Yet living and working in one location can feel like being trapped in an echo chamber, thereby limiting our creative potential. In 2018, Jennifer Chang found herself at a crossroads. She had successfully sold a startup in 2017 and chased the rising tech pay into the job market, but felt her creativity was being stifled by job descriptions. After being fired from yet another job, she decided to embark on a six month journey around the world to revitalize her creative energy. Her trip took her across 5 continents, 20 countries, 35 flights, and 45,000 miles. Throughout her journey, she met with entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists, using a shared interest in startups as a way to connect with local people, places, and cultures. In this presentation, Jennifer will share highlights from her journey, including the unique organizations and companies she came across as she travelled the globe, looking for entrepreneurial soulmates. Bio: Jennifer Chang is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur, occasional digital nomad, and world traveler. Jennifer joined her first startup in 2008, and over the past decade, has been involved in over 20 startups as cofounder, executive, advisor and consultant. She's worn many hats over the years and applies her background in marketing and finance to help startups craft compelling stories to attract customers, investors, and employees. Jennifer is the founder of TechSparks, a networking group and practice pitchfest for early stage entrepreneurs. She previously served as the head of operations, marketing, and finance as the Chief Operating Officer and founding team member at FanBread, a digital media publishing startup which was acquired by RockYou in 2017. She joined as head of marketing for growth stage companies including Perfect Market (Idealab), Haven, and NEXT Trucking. Jennifer has also held roles at best-in-class companies, Apple, Disney and KPMG. Jennifer received her MBA and Certificate in Technology Commercialization from USC Marshall School of Business, and a BS in Business Administration from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. She also earned her MA in Cultural and Creative Industries at King’s College London. Twitter: @jenhchang / @techsparks Email: jennifer@techsparks.net

В новом выпуске BeardyCast Сергей и Андрей обсуждают положение подкастов на рынке, отвечают на вопросы слушателей, делятся впечатлениями от использования Smart Battery Case и от просмотра фильма «Зеленая книга» и сериала «Академия „Амбрелла“». Темы 00:00:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Вступление 00:01:41 ⋅⋅⋅ Spotify может прийти в Россию 00:15:57 ⋅⋅⋅ Подкасты, Apple и баги 00:36:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Вопросы слушателей. Пишите: editor@beardycast.com 00:36:26 ⋅⋅⋅ Темная тема и другие улучшения сайта 00:38:23 ⋅⋅⋅ О BeardyBuilding и тренировках 00:41:03 ⋅⋅⋅ Обсуждение подкастов 00:42:18 ⋅⋅⋅ Telegram-каналы о технологиях @ABloud62 @addmeto @TechSparks @apparatmag @zavtracast @durov @alexmakus @nashiseti @groks @denissexy @ctodaily @xdachannel @phpio Бот @junction_bot 00:45:29 ⋅⋅⋅ Советы по сериалам 00:47:47 ⋅⋅⋅ Сергей об Apple Smart Battery Case 01:02:11 ⋅⋅⋅ Приложение Spectre 01:07:09 ⋅⋅⋅ Как Сергей не купил Samsung Galaxy Buds 01:13:14 ⋅⋅⋅ «Зеленая книга» 01:18:38 ⋅⋅⋅ «Академия „Амбрелла“» 01:26:33 ⋅⋅⋅ Завершение. Заходите на Patreon :)   → Почта editor@beardycast.com → Patreon Patreon → Наши подкасты The Big Beard Theory | BeardyBuilding → Соцсети @BeardyShow | @BeardyTheory | Telegram

Мы не в ИТ работаем, мы заняты технологиями управления человеческим вниманием, (когда-то стратег в Гугле, ныне философ) — и из этого вытекают интересные, но не всегда приятные и полезные для людей и общества следствия. . А потом - про то, почему машинный интеллект делает бизнес нескучным.   

Мои комментарии к трем темам двух прошедших недель: скандал вокруг Cambridge Analitica и реакция Марка Цукерберга, первая смерть под колесами беспилотника (и почему она важна), карьера Лоры как весточка из будущего. Все три темы взяты из моего канала Ссылки -- там же на канале в постах. Гостей в этом выпуске, увы, нет.

В гости к Теории Большой Бороды снова пришел Андрей Себрант, с которым мы обсудили условность разделения человечества на «технарей» и «гуманитариев» и поговорили о том, можно ли переносить такое разделение образов мышления на машинный интеллект. Ведущий: Антон Поздняков , Гость: Андрей Себрант Темы выпуска [00:00:33] ⋅⋅⋅ Приветствие. [00:02:09] ⋅⋅⋅ Подкаст Sebrant Chatting. Текущее состояние русскоязычного подкастинга. [00:11:01] ⋅⋅⋅ Гуманитарии и технари в повседневной жизни. [00:17:36] ⋅⋅⋅ Размывание границ между физиками и лириками как результат технологического прогресса. [00:22:58] ⋅⋅⋅ Перенос человеческих навыков в навыки машин. [00:25:32] ⋅⋅⋅ Должна ли машина быть отдельной сущностью в будущем. [00:34:14] ⋅⋅⋅ Digital Transformation – большой пшик. [00:43:11] ⋅⋅⋅ Может ли машина заниматься творчеством, занятием в основом характерным для гуманитариев. [00:48:56] ⋅⋅⋅ Чем отличается обучение машины от обучения человека. [00:55:15] ⋅⋅⋅ Разветвление образа мышления человека и образа мышления машин. [01:08:09] ⋅⋅⋅ Подводим итоги и делаем выводы. [01:12:07] ⋅⋅⋅ Прощание. Ссылки из выпуска The Big Beard Theory 89 – Как машинное обучение изменит нашу жизнь (предыдущий подкаст с Андреем Себрантом). Telegram-канал TechSparks. The Future Computed: Artificial Intelligence and its role in society – книга от Microsoft (PDF). Machine, Platform, Crowd: Harnessing the Digital Revolution  (Andrew McAfee,‎ Erik Brynjolfsson). Поддержи Бородокаст Patreon Контакты:

Самым популярным постом недели был тот, где упоминалось о запрете использовать мобильники во французских школах. В нем упоминался Минитель - но многие ли о нем знают? А это интересная история, и я ее рассказываю. А еще на неделе были итоги года, суд над хакерами, придумавшими использовать в ботнетах "умные" автономные устройства и напугавшими год назад интернет, был и эксперимент британского журналиста с мощной системой камер наблюдения в Китае. Обо всем этом - мой рассказ на примерно 35 минут.

Второй, всё еще экспериментальный, подкаст. На этот раз снова про главные, на мой взгляд, темы ушедшей недели на телеграм-канале @techsparks; основной мотив - 25 лет первой SMSке и сопутствующие рассуждения на тему мессенджеров. Но есть еще и комментарии вокруг Alpha Zero, нового железа Nvidia и прочее по мелочи. В подкасте цитируется .  Есть и цитата из программы Точка на Эхе Москвы, вот .

Тридцать семь минут разговоров на тему того, что я собрался делать и с чего начинаю. А начать решил просто с обзора нескольких постов в моем канале в Телеграме. Так уж случилось что за последнюю неделю несколько интересных материалов было так или иначе связаны с аудио: и новости для разработчиков Алексы, и новая музыка Пианолы, и кое-что еще. Аудиоформат позволяет мне пространно потрепаться и снабдить трёп звуковыми цитатами. 

Нейронные сети фигурируют в каждом втором заголовке об IT. В этом выпуске мы выясним, что это такое, как они работают и как машинное обучение совсем скоро навсегда изменит нашу жизнь. Ведущий: Антон Поздняков Темы выпуска [00:00:33] ⋅⋅⋅ Приветствие. [00:01:19] ⋅⋅⋅ В гостях Андрей Себрант — директор по маркетингу сервисов компании Яндекс, кандидат физико-математических наук, автор телеграм-канала TechSparks. [00:05:15] ⋅⋅⋅ Маркетинг — эмпирическая экспериментальная наука. The Big Beard Theory 22 — Как делают маркетинг с Сергеем Галенкиным. [00:06:55] ⋅⋅⋅ Что такое машинное обучение. История и первые применения. [00:14:56] ⋅⋅⋅ Проблема «черных ящиков» — никто не понимает, как именно работают нейронные сети. [00:18:49] ⋅⋅⋅ Серая зона юриспруденции. Кто будет отвечать за действия и ошибки нейронных сетей. [00:20:57] ⋅⋅⋅ Вопрос авторского права. Кому принадлежат результаты, достижений нейронных сетей. [00:21:51] ⋅⋅⋅ Критический подход. Использование нейронных сетей не делают все подряд автоматически умнее. [00:27:07] ⋅⋅⋅ Разные подходы к использованию машинного обучения крупных компаний. Искусственный интеллект, биг дата и будущее. [00:28:49] ⋅⋅⋅ Насколько просто поднять нейронную сеть своими руками. Открытая библиотека TensorFlow от Google. [00:31:47] ⋅⋅⋅ «Искусственный интеллект» — излишний антропоморфизим в отношении компьютеров. Как машинный интеллект будет отличаться от человеческого. The Big Beard Theory 85 — нужны ли роботам человеческие качества. [00:39:23] ⋅⋅⋅ Почему нейронные сети внезапно «выстрелили». Причины кроются в физике. Исследование с подтверждениями. [00:41:52] ⋅⋅⋅ Как нейронные сети меняют интерфейс взаимодействия человека с машиной. [00:44:46] ⋅⋅⋅ Где машинное обучение применяется уже сейчас. Где будет применяться в ближайшем будущем. [00:49:34] ⋅⋅⋅ Как ведут себя нейронные сети в динамических информационных полях с резкими нерегулярными изменениями. [00:56:24] ⋅⋅⋅ Естественные монополии в мире машинного обучения. Будет ли проблемой высокие барьеры для входа (аккумулируемые данные). [01:04:44] ⋅⋅⋅ Нейронные сети не больше, чем доступный инструмент. Конкурентное преимущество на рынке — уникальные данные. [01:06:31] ⋅⋅⋅ Роль человека в будущем умных машин. [01:09:33] ⋅⋅⋅ Проблема доверия к умным машинам — делегирование задач. [01:11:50] ⋅⋅⋅ Итоги. Что нужно знать о нейронных сетях и машинном обучении на сегодняшний день. [01:14:34] ⋅⋅⋅ Прощание. Задавайте вопросы к выпуску на сайте BeardyCast! Поддержи Бородокаст Patreon Читай о космосе Читайте интересные статьи о науке из новой рубрики Теории Большой Бороды: Насколько большим может быть живой организм Как выглядит реальный космический бой Что такое экзопланеты и как их искать Что такое темная материя Контакты: