(107) Brexit Games

On this week’s show we speak with Rina Atienza, Lynette Nusbacher and Jim Wallman about brexitgames.com This week’s Internet Yang was this cracking post by Peter Kappus. And don’t forget you’ve got about 24 hours from publishing to be able to nab one of the last few returns for WB-40 Live this week in London. […]

Advisory

CIO Advisory services. What are they for? Who buys them? And what are the needs that are being fulfilled? On this week’s show Matt and Chris reflect on some research recently completed looking at why people buy from the likes of Gartner. We also have another episode of I Must Read It Again, where Matt […]

Episode 105 – Subscription

On this week’s show, Chris speaks with data expert Laura Paterson. And we also have Senan Largey talking about a book he must read again – Cal Newport’s Deep Work. The last few tickets for the WB-40 live event in London on May 2nd – get one now! ——Transcription provided by otter.ai — provided to […]

Episode 104 – Influencer Marketing

On this week’s show we speak to Sedge Beswick from SEEN Connects about the world of influencer marketing. We also discuss LinkedIn and DNAFriend on this week’s Internet Yin and Yang. Finally, we have now announced the first WB-40 MeetUp – tickets are going fast at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wb-40-podcast-meetup-tickets-59331103929 for the event that takes place on the evening of […]

Episode 103 -The Politics of Data

On this week’s show we speak to Darren Timmins about data in organisations. We also have another episode of I must read it again from Mark Wilson who tells us about The Innovator’s Dilemma. If you want to find out more about the Podcast Powered Projects initiative you can find out more at https://podcastpoweredprojects.com/

Episode 102 – Horses for Courses

On this week’s show, we speak with Jude Jennison from Leaders By Nature. We also have internet Yin – this from AfterBrexit.tech https://afterbrexit.tech/data-protection/ and this Yang from the Richmond Library service: https://richmond.gov.uk/services/libraries/branch_libraries/reference_library/reference_services/magazines_and_newspapers Don’t forget you can join the conversation on our WhatsApp Group. Just drop us a line on Twitter to find out more.

Episode 101 – The Synthetic Generation

On this week’s show, Chris interviews Menno van Doorn about his new report The Synthetic Generation. You can access the full report here: https://www.sogeti.com/explore/reports/the-synthetic-generation/ We also hear from Andy Callow about a book he must read again – Jurgen Appelo’s Managing for Happiness. If you haven’t seen it yet you can read our special Episode 100 […]

Episode 99 – Crowdfunding

On this week’s show we speak to Gallium Ventures’ Heather Delaney about the world of crowd-funded startups. This week’s internet Yin is this article from The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebook-content-moderator-interviews-trauma-working-conditions-arizona And the rather obscure Yang is here: https://www.ewireasonsounds.com/ Don’t forget you can continue the conversation with us on WhatsApp – just send us a note on Twitter to […]

Episode 98 – Grow Remote

On this week’s show we speak to Tracy Keogh about the Grow Remote project developing remote working communities across Ireland. We are also joined by Craig Hogan whose book he must read again is Bounce by Matthew Syed. If you’d like to contribute to that feature in future episodes, you can find all the details […]

Episode 97 – Systems Integrators

On this week’s show we speak to Risual’s Mark Wilson about the nature of modern systems integrators. We also see a welcome return to Internet Yin and Yang. Matt’s ire was raised by this tweet… WATCH: From autonomous vehicles to the Internet of Things, edge computing will play a “pivotal” role in enabling the most […]