We finish up our chat with Rob Enderle about TAAS (transportation as a service) and Toyota’s attempt to stay ahead of the curve. We also bring in Paul Hochman, the former Gear and Tech Editor for the Today Show. He has the low down on… Read More »Car Tech with Rob Enderle, Paul Hochman Part 2
Nearly 3 in 4 adults have financial regrets, according to a report from Bankrate.com. We bring in Mark Hamrick, a senior analyst and Bankrate to decipher the newest report and help people avoid these kinds of regrets in the future. We also discuss how politics,… Read More »Avoiding Financial Regrets with Mark Hamrick
We check in with fellow radio host Ric Edelman about his new book “The Truth About Your Future: The Money Guide You Need Now, Later, and Much Later.” In it, he covers how quickly technology is changing and how to adapt properly to those changes… Read More »The Truth About Your Future with Ric Edelman
New companies don’t always have the funding or space for all the equipment they need, and sometimes they need a lot of server space. Enter Serverless, a way smaller companies can compete while staying lean. Johnny Jelinek, an instructor at The Serverless Academy, dropped by… Read More »The Serverless Academy with Johnny Jelinek
Tom Gimbel is the CEO of LaSalle Network, a national staffing firm with an abundance of awards including the 2016 San Francisco Best and Brightest by The NABR (National Association of Business Resources). This “Workplace Check-In” focuses on Corporate Culture and its relevance in today’s… Read More »Workplace Check-In on Company Culture with Tom Gimbel
Alaska Airlines recently acquired Virgin America and some people (like Richard Branson) believe the bigger fish will kill off the Virgin America brand on more ways than name only. When a company faces a merger or acquisition, it’s often the employees who are left out… Read More »Your Exit Strategy with George Noceti
If you post a thought on Twitter, who owns that data – you, Twitter, your ISP…? In part 1 of this 3 part discussion, we bring in Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend to challenge the idea that everything you create belongs to you, and how… Read More »Your Data vs Your Privacy with Kevin Kelly, Andreas Weigend Part 1
This is part 2 of a 3 part discussion with authors and thought leaders Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend regarding data and privacy. In this portion, we tackle automation and artificial intelligence, and how advancing technologies are forcing people to adjust their comfort zones. Links:
This is the final piece of the discussion with Kevin Kelly and Andreas Weigend. In this last chapter, we examine how humans can play a key role in the rise of automation. Everyone doesn’t have to lose their jobs, but they might have to adjust… Read More »Your Data vs Your Privacy with Kevin Kelly, Andreas Weigend Part 3
Climate change is real even if there are some people who continue to be in denial. Carl Pope is the former Executive Director of the Sierra Club and has recently written a book with Michael Bloomberg (yeah, THAT Michael Bloomberg, “Climate of Hope: How Cities,… Read More »The Climate of Hope with Carl Pope
