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At FutureCreators, our mission is to help you unlock the key to scalable profitability: turning customer information into cash faster than your competition and do it at Zettabyte scale.We help you measure your business' ability to scale profitably in the Zettabyte Era using key operating metrics. These metrics tell you immediately how close you are to your customer information and how to uncover huge pools of untouched cash, the lifeblood of your business. We want to see your business growin ...
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Take a narrative walk along the education IT journey of fascinating ideas, innovative approaches to trends & challenges and tangible takeaways with Greg Kovich, Global Sales Director for Education at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, Don Otto, Director of Network Services for Ridley School District, and their industry-leading guests.
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Sonia Randhawa is a Senior Technology Executive. She coordinates innovation and functional advancement across organizations and manages key associations, merges and acquisitions, the incorporation of new plans of action, the incubation of new advances, and the development of elite specialized ability. Sonia Randhawa has held several influential positions at IBM, Nokia Networks/Alcatel-Lucent, F5 Networks, and Intel Corporation.
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Interested in technology and sport? Then this is for you. Each week we'll be talking to people who are leading the innovation of sports, challenging the status quo. Dan McLaren and Chris Hughes will also be taking a look at the latest news within social media, PR and sponsorship and discussing how it will impact on the industry.
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Sonia Randhawa | The Fastest Growing Technologies of 2023
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Sonia Randhawa says, Innovations and breakthroughs are reshaping industries, opening up new possibilities, and transforming the way we live and workBy Sonia Randhawa
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Sonia Randhawa | What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Why is it Important?
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Sonia Randhawa | What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Why is it Important? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly advancing field within computer science that focuses on developing intelligent systems capable of performing tasks that traditionally required human intelligence.By Sonia Randhawa
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Sonia Randhawa || 6 Reasons Why Businesses Need Mobile Apps in 2023
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Sonia Randhawa believes that, as we move towards the future, it will become even more crucial for businesses to have a mobile app. This explains the necessity for businesses in certain areas to build compatible apps.By Sonia Randhawa
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Sonia Randhawa || Why businesses Need Mobile Apps?
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According to Sonia Randhawa, partnering with an expert mobile app developer can increase the chances of developing a competent app with exceptional attention to customer service.
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Sonia Randhawa || Advantages of Investing in Technology for Your Business
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Sonia Randhawa explains that by investing in the latest technology, you can increase your sales and increase customer satisfaction. Listed below are some of the benefits of investing in the latest technology for your business.
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Sonia Randhawa | Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Mobile Economy
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Sonia Randhawa says, The firm has been dragging its feet regarding AI, probably out of fear of upsetting its search and advertising cash cow, which depends on ads sold above a list of links.By Sonia Randhawa
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Sonia Randhawa | Artificial Intelligence And Its Impact On Mobile Applications
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Sonia Randhawa mentions that before the current AI competition, the voice assistant Alexa gained popularity. Alexa is powered by artificial intelligence. On the other hand, Google suffered a setback when it displayed some of its most remarkable AI consumer applications
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Sonia Randhawa speaks on how Technology and Operational Innovation Can Change Our Life
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Sonia Randhawa says Businesses need to take a new approach to operational innovation. Even business areas that have already been reinvented can benefit from subsequent reinvention as new technologies and new customer needs crowd out old innovations. Sonia Randhawa says Another important consideration is the varying degree of consumer acceptance of …
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Sonia Randhawa speaks on Cybersecurity and Innovation
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Sonia Randhawa said Security professionals are expected to remain proactive in their approach and develop their skills in dealing with digital threats. Cybersecurity experts need to strengthen their business continuity and disaster recovery planning skillsBy Sonia Randhawa
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Paul Davies: Consumer Marketing Director at Microsoft & Makers of the Universe podcast host
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Paul Davies is Consumer Marketing Director at tech giants Microsoft. A company he has been at for 13 years and counting. He is also a fellow podcaster with his Makers of the Universe show - a look at creativity and celebrating all of its forms. Guests so far have included CEO of The Dots, Pip Jamieson, Suede frontman Brett Anderson and the legendar…
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Esports (pt.2): Packaging data for brands, using Formula One knowledge and the Olympics link up
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Welcome to the Something Quite New podcast from SQN, the integrated marketing and communications agency for the technology, automotive and sport sectors. Looking through the weeks sports tech news and our look at esports. This week we’ll be bringing you part 2 from our December esports panel with ESL UK, Renault F1 and esports team Fnatic. If you h…
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Esports (pt.1): The challenges and opportunities with ESL UK, Fnatic and Renault F1
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Last week we finished up our dive into Digital Disruption in Sport and now we move onto the fascinating world of esports. On our panel we were lucky to have Heather Dower, from esports event organiser giants ESL, James Forster from successful UK team Fnatic and Guillaume Vergnas, who is not stranger to this podcast and runs the Renault F1 esports t…
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Digital Disruption in Sport (pt.2) and the latest Sports Tech news
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Last week we published the first part of our panel session on Digital Disruption in Sport, with expert views from Grant Dall (ALE), Bijaya Basu (Tata Communications) and Sam Seddon (IBM). This week we take a look with them at some issues currently affecting sport including the roll-out of 5G and how that will affect the spectator experience, why OT…
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Digital Disruption in Sport (part 1) with Tata Communications, IBM and Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise
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This week we're back with the first podcast of 2020! Last year was quite ad hoc in terms of regularity but from now on you can expect a new episode every week, with some great guests lined up. To kick things off we go back to our birthday event in December and the Digital Disruption panel, hosting by our CEO Claire Ritchie-Tomkins. A panel on which…
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2020 Sponsorship Trends with ESA's Andy Westlake & an SQN 2019 wrap up
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In December we held our first ever agency event to coincide with our 18th birthday. As part of that we invited some of the best in the industry to provide their insights across areas such as digital transformation, esports and this.... sponsorship. European Sponsorship Association chairman Andy Westlake is also a non-executive director at SQN and i…
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A career in IT and supporting the network on campus
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Mary Stevens- Technology Architect for Technology Services at the University of Illinois Urbana campus – joins Greg as they talk about the challenges and triumphs of planning and managing network infrastructure on campus, and building a career in IT. Learn more at https://www.al-enterprise.com/en/industries/education/intelligent-campus/it-foundatio…
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Guillaume Vergnas: Partnerships Development & Esports Manager @ Renault F1
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This is part 2 from our recent trip to the Renault F1 factory in Enstone in Oxfordshire. A day that was very much about esports and their announcement about extending, and expanding, their partnership with Team Vitality In the previous podcast, we spoke to the team's Commercial Director, Antoine Magnan about sponsorship and what esports means to th…
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Antoine Magnan: Commercial Director, Renault Sport Racing
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We spoke to Antoine Magnan during the recent Renault F1 x Team Vitality esports day at the racing team's HQ just outside Oxford. We discussed what the extension of the partnership with Team Vitality means and he also expanded on a comment he made about sponsorship as a straight cash deal being 'dead' during the presentations and what that means for…
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Simulation racing is certainly an intriguing area in esports. Will we reach a time where the best Formula 1 esports driver can jump into a real car and compete on the circuit or, realistically, will that never happen? During this event our Head of Digital, Dan Mclaren, sat down with Jamie MacLaurin, Team Manager at Alfa Romeo Racing F1, Darren Cox,…
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How You Can Harness The Power Of Sponsorship
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Over the last three weeks we've been running a series of mini-articles on The Power of Sponsorship. To accompany this, and each of our upcoming topics, we'll be using interviews from some of the best minds in the industry to find out their views and gain some invaluable insights along the way. To start with we took some of the best bits from our in…
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Waiting for connectivity – The rise of wireless technology on campus
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Greg and Heitor Faroni – the Head of Network Solutions for Education at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise – take an in depth look at Wi-Fi and why it may be the perfect technology for educators to turn any location into a learning space. Learn more about ALE Wireless solutions
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Making the connection – Decoding the trends and challenges of Wi-Fi on campus.
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Greg and Heitor Faroni – the Head of Network Solutions for Education at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise – chat about wireless networking in education and how Wi-Fi and IoT truly enables different teaching styles and student success. Learn more about ALE Wi-Fi solutions https://www.al-enterprise.com/en/stellar…
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Plan to be Safe – Knowing what goes into an emergency management and crisis management strategy.
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Greg and Brian McPike– recently retired chief of police and executive director of public safety for the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs–have a frank and insightful chat about the best ways to plan, fund and implement a safe campus strategy and why it should be a focus for you. Learn more about ALE safe campus solutions https://www.al-ent…
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Sam Seddon: Sports and Entertainment Sponsorship Lead (UK), IBM
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In this episode we sat down with IBM's Sam Seddon to discuss the report he authored and has just been announced at the AI Summit, part of London Tech Week. We managed to speak to Sam a week prior to the announcement to dig a bit deeper into report and what insights it brought out that might be of interest to brands and rights holders alike. We touc…
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Ben Payne: Head of Esports, McLaren Technology Group
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In this episode of Something Quite New, brought to you by SQN, we sat down with Head of Esports at McLaren to talk about the continuing rise of esports. Also the close links it shares with motor racing, and Formula 1 in particular, and the launch of this years McLaren Shadow Project Season 2 2019 - details of which you can find at https://www.mclar…
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Joe Edwards: Head of Digital Marketing, FIBA Media
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The 'Something Quite New' podcast is brought to you by leading sponsorship and communications agency Sine Qua Non. In each episode we will deep diving to bring you insight and intelligence from leading lights across the industry. Taking a close look at the challenges and opportunities that are presenting themselves. In this episode we talk to Joe E…
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Andy Westlake: Chairman, European Sponsorship Association
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Welcome to the Something Quite New podcast, brought to you by leading sponsorship and communications agency Sine Qua Non. In each episode we will deep diving to bring you insight and intelligence from leading lights across the industry. Taking a close look at the challenges and opportunities that are presenting themselves. Our first guest is Europe…
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'Something Quite New' is a new podcast from Henley-based sponsorship & communications agency, Sine Qua Non International. Hosts Dan McLaren and Chris Hughes will be taking the opportunity to learn more about the ever-changing sports business landscape and keeping tabs on the newest and latest developments. Joining us, we’ll be bringing in experts f…
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The Safety Dance: Creating a safe and secure learning environment on every campus.
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In episode 4, Greg and Brian McPike- recently retired chief of police and executive director of public safety for the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs - discuss campus safety: best practices for developing a safe campus strategy, crisis management and dealing with the aftermath an of on-campus incident. Learn more about ALE safe campus so…
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Carlos Ghosn has been arrested in Japan and will likely spend a year in jail there, awaiting trial. And he will not be allowed access to a lawyer during that time. The problem is simple: Japanese companies don’t like to pay competitive, global incomes to top managers. For the most part this means that they must settle for third-rate performers over…
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Two more reasons China is facing massive problems, as discussed by Future Creators founder Francis McInerney 1. Excessive reliance on unstable state (Party)-owned companies that exist outside the discipline of markets or the rule of law. 2. Roads and buildings that are crumbling visibly as fast as they are built. Recorded 1/25/2019…
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An excellent piece in Bloomberg reports that Xi Jin Ping just told the party that it faces “serious" threats to its "long-standing rule.” The Center of Everything has massive problems. Here are 2. An economy that entered a deep recession early in 2012 and shows no signs of recovery.A spectacularly overheated real estate market that collapsed precip…
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Break up of all the world’s phone companies.
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Alexander Graham Bell founded AT&T in 1877. His world is finally about to crash and burn. US carrier service growth is slowing for the first time since the Great Depression. But, today we are in a 10-year-long boom! They want to break out with 5G wireless but the costs are eye-watering. And their property, plant and equipment-to-sales ratios are sc…
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In episode 3, Greg chats with Steve Dunn, Technology Director of Decatur County School System, about what’s going on with E-Rate today and what an uncertain political climate holds for its future. Learn more about ALE safe campus solutions.
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Cybersecurity: What it means for K-12 and Universities
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In episode 2, Greg and Don talk cybersecurity on campus with Tom Dugas, Chief Information Security Officer at Duquesne University, and the challenge of keeping information safe in an increasingly open campus environment. Learn more about ALE safe campus solutions.
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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: Technology in Education
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In episode 1, Greg and Don discuss the history and evolution of technology in education- where it’s been, where it is now and where it’s going- the dynamics, challenges and benefits to your students, faculty, administrators, and families. Learn more about ALE safe campus solutions.
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Learn how windows (not the Microsoft kind) can help you tap into the blockchain and reduce world reliance on carbon.By Future Creators
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Why Blockchain Won't Mesh With Your Traditional Phone Company
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Learn how smaller mesh networks are the future, and how you can take advantage of the opportunities with blockchainBy Future Creators
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Information Cost-Velocity Curve and Import Taxes
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The administration thinks import taxes are an “easy win.” But FutureCreators know that Information Velocity is destiny. Supply chain management is a subset of this. Slapping import taxes on an IV-driven SCM diminishes your position on the Information Cost-Velocity Curve kills value. Recorded 11/2018By Future Creators
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Information Velocity (Days of Sales in Inventory + DoS in AR) tells all about SCM. Big number? Poor SCM. Don’t try to compete with this; you’ll get nailed on price and terms. Small number? The world is yours. You sell cash to customers and deliver products. Their CFOs love you forever. You’re locked in!…
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Many people think that your brand is the value of your company name. No even close. Brand is managing your customers' experience of your product. And you do this where the three Cloud Membranes intersect. Your information Surface has to cover that space and inflate with it as the Cloud inflates the number of intersections there. Can’t keep up? Welc…
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Amazon’s Information Velocity was way behind Whole Foods when the merger went down. Looks like the home of AWS has huge ERP problems. How does Amazon expect to make this deal accretive? We put a new video on www.future-creators.com to explainBy Future Creators
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Amazon HQ2 - Are New York and Crystal City The Right Choices?
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Toronto may have been a better headquarters choice for Jeff Bezos to make. Listen to why from Future CreatorsBy Future Creators
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Well, it finally happened. Sears is going under. Twenty-two years after our data showed that it’s Information Velocity could not support its growth. In 1996, Sears IV was 14 days slower than Walmart. Today, it is 33 days behind. Sales peaked at $53B in 2007 and are now $16B. Walmart was $380B in 2007 and is now $500B. Eddie Lampert, Sears’ CEO, did…
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Information Cost-Velocity Curve and Import Taxes
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The administration thinks import taxes are an “easy win.” But FutureCreators know that Information Velocity is destiny. Supply chain management is a subset of this. Slapping import taxes on an IV-driven SCM diminishes your position on the Information Cost-Velocity Curve kills value.? Recorded by Francis McInerney on August 25 2018…
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If your Ecosystem Velocity is slower than that of your customer, you lose. Walmart’s Ecosystem Acceleration over the last quarter century is now worth some $30 billion to the company. If you can’t support that, why would WMT do business with you? To win, your ecosystem must be symmetric with theirs.?…
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The latest news is that Google wants to make a China-censored search engine so it can get into the 800 million person strong Internet market there. This is nuts. Cloud inflation will destroy the Party. There is no point in getting in the way. Nor in letting yourself be seen as the Party’s agent when people turn against it. Apple is guilty too. Reco…
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The real issue is not how Google licenses Android. This may or may not be a problem for EU antitrust people. The real issue is, why are there no EU Googles, Facebooks, Apples, et al? What went wrong in the EU? It was designed in theory to foster these new generations of companies. Something didn’t work. FutureCreators know what it is. Recorded 7/21…
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