Articles by tag: Elmer Guardado Podcast
Latest
Maturing EVM Compatibility on Hedera
Blockchain, Ethereum, and cryptocurrency are all common terms thrown around today, but not everyone understands this terminology in an increasingly complex technological world. So, let’s start with the basics. A blockchain is a “shared, immutable ledger for recording transactions, tracking assets and building trust,” according to IBM. Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that uses encryption […]
Gossip ABOUT Gossip: Blockchain for Good with new Hedera Governing Council Board Member, Tasker Generes of ServiceNow
Founded in 2004 by Fred Luddy, ServiceNow is dedicated to creating more efficient workflow systems to optimize productivity. With a digital-first business model, the organization works with companies to optimize IT workflows, employee workflows, customer workflows, and creator workflows primarily utilizing cloud-based software. The ultimate goal is to digitize and automate siloed processes to improve […]
Davos Recap with Hedera Independent Board Member Monique Morrow
The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland is probably one of the most, if not the most, venerated economic events that is held on a global platform. This year’s conversation was entitled “Cooperation in a Fragmented World,” which sparked a conversation centered around continued sustainability in an innovative technological age. How did Hedera’s […]
Host of Philly Revival Explains the Power of Design-Driven Renovations
On today’s episode of the AEC Podcast, we were joined by Rachel Street, host of the DIY Network’s Philly Revival. who pulls from her experiences as a design professional to explain what it takes to flip homes and why the Philadelphia real estate market is so unique. Street’s career path has been pretty unconventional. […]
Mission Critical to Mission Accomplished: Evolving Command Centers For More Than Emergencies and Crises
On today’s episode of Mission Critical to Mission Accomplished, we explored the evolving role of command centers with guest Kelly Okerson, Sales and Marketing associate at Constant Technologies. “Command centers are mission critical hubs, and mission critical varies by industry. Traditionally, a command center was really only thought of in terms for emergencies or crises. […]
Transportation Innovations Improve Reliability and Extend Battery Life
On today’s Transportation Podcast, we’re joined by Chad Hall, co-founder and senior vice president of marketing at Ioxus. Ioxus is a leading manufacturer of iCAP ultracapacitor, iMOD modules, and THiNCAP products that optimize battery life and improve reliability. Their products are used in hybrid automobiles and buses, wind turbines, and other applications. Chad shared, […]
Complex Products Need Complex Production Lines with John Claman of IntelliFinishing & Kasa Controls
An automatic finishing system would historically be constructed like a Ford model production line system. You would have a monorail based system, and products would hang and move at a certain rate of speed through certain processes until each one finished. Differentiation of products would go by weight, with heavier products together on one […]
MarketScale AEC 02/13/19: How Design Can Protect Against the Next Polar Vortex
Extreme weather is one of the inevitable struggles of life. The recent polar vortex that swept across the United States really brought that into focus. The second feature of today’s episode of the MarketScale AEC podcast deals with how the industry can cope with extreme weather from a design perspective. Our first feature on […]
MarketScale Retail 02/11/2019: JCPenney’s Identity Crisis
The struggles of once giant retailers like JCPenney and Sears have been well documented, but what’s behind these massive dips for these companies? This week’s episode of the MarketScale Retail Show takes a look at what’s fueling JC Penney’s identity crisis. We also take a look at Saks Fifth Avenue and ask if they’re […]
MarketScale Sports & Entertainment 02/08/19: A Super Aftermath for the Super Bowl
Coming off of Super Bowl 53, it’s safe to say that even with a slow game and mixed reviews on the halftime performance, the impact of the Super Bowl remains for months, even years after the stadium lights shut off. We wanted to look into that aftermath from three different angles. We’ll explore the […]
A Standard of Excellence for Military Aerospace Software with Shaun Stuger of Braxton Technologies, LLC
In this episode of the Software & Technology podcast, we’re joined by Shaun Stuger, General Manager of Business Development and Services at Braxton Technologies, LLC. Braxton Technologies provides satellite ground systems, command and control, and secure data distribution solutions for government and commercial clients. Stuger explains that to stand out in the aerospace field, […]
More Than Just a Label with Aaron Kilgore of Resource Label Group
For this episode of the Retail podcast we’re joined by Aaron Kilgore, Regional Southeast Sales Manager for Resource Label Group, a company that works to fulfill complex and custom label solutions for various brands across different industries. In today’s competitive marketing and branding world, a label has to be more than just a label; […]