How to Make History Real

Jasmine founder of live history discusses how entertainment has become more experiential and interactive. Audience members want to engage with the experience; telling their own stories and participating in the stories of others. Such experiences offer lessons to higher education institutions as students seek to learn through by experiencing the curriculum, rather than through a lecture. She also discusses implications for workplaces where the modern employee is seeking a more engaging and evolving place than earlier generations might have.

 

Podcast host: James Bowen, is an author, professor, and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

Know someone that is insightful in a professional context and would be a great podcast guest?  Topics are organizational or professional in nature and provide the listener with insight and conclusions derived from experience and thoughtful analysis of observations. Contact James Bowen

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Call for podcast guests

I’m looking for interesting people who have insightful ideas for organizations and professionals on my podcast series. Lots of topics are of interest, some current topics of interest include, the future of:

• Digitization of business
• Cloud computing
• Artificial Intelligence
• Autonomous vehicles
• Internet of things
• Computing devices Display
• Open source software
• Logistics/Supply Chain Management
• Extraction of chemical compounds
• Ecommerce
• IT Security
• Data analytics
• Health Technology
• Customer relationship management
• Natural Food/nutrition/waste
• bioplastics/decomposible products
• Educational technology
• Gaming
• Fintech
• Quantum computing
• Edge computing
• Blockchain
• Virtual/augmented reality
• Space
• Renewal energy
• Biotech
• Electric vehicles
• Plant based protein foods
• Purification of water
• 5G networks
• Wearable/embedded technologies
• manufacturing robots
• Open data/individual data ownership
• Human/animal genome specific healthcare
• real estate business model
• infrastructure trends

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Visual Machine-human interaction podcast

My latest FrontRunner podcast https://www.wiley.com/network/professionals/podcasts/what-is-healthy-computer-and-human-interaction on using human computer interaction through the visual display.

check out my FrontRunner podcast series http://www.frontrunnerpodcast.com

Data of the People for the People

 

In the old days of TV, we traded our attention for free content, currently we are trading access to social media sites for data about ourselves. Hackers and corporations are using that data against us or to extract more money for us.

Along comes the idea that we, as individuals, should be able to own and control our own data and even profit from it.

Assuming that all our financial, medical, social media etc. data was stored on a secure server we could rent that data out to companies to use in their artificial intelligence (AI) or perhaps advertising initiatives. It could mean the start of a new industry of companies managing an individual’s data for the individual’s profit. In which case people will have a vested interest in maintaining the accuracy and completeness of their data as well as using the Internet of Everything devices that they own to add to the data pile.

Currently we are seeing great strides in innovation based on AI driven analytics of data, that rate of innovation derived from data could level up as people actively take part in data generation and management. For example, companies could have a standing offer for certain types of data of which some people will be eager to generate. Companies could pay a fee to rent or use the data.

Data is then a form of currency.

Imagine all the data that individuals and their assets generating being used to find cures, lower costs of products, develop new products and services, improve safety, understand health issues of modern society and used to make a difference in people’s lives with data based public policy.

While this is possible today, the next step is to give back control of data of the people back to the people and make data for the people.

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Developing a Lifecycle Approach to Project Management: Podcast

Rich Maltzman, of Boston University, has 40 years of practical experience in project management. Rich advocates that the traditional metrics of project management don’t incorporate a lifecycle approach of project management and need to account for the impact of the project beyond its completion. He argues that areas such as risk and the deliverables need to be expanded to incorporate a longer-term view of the job and discusses how the project manager can achieve this enhanced perspective. click here

https://hub.wiley.com/community/exchanges/develop/blog/2018/09/06/developing-a-lifecycle-approach-to-project-management

Startups: Finding Funding and Minimizing Risk

Ufeli Ani is a veteran of the startup world and discusses a risk and evidence-based approach to funding new startups. Securing monetary support can come from a variety of sources–including minimizing spending. Ufeli speaks to how risk and funding are linked along a life cycle during which financial sources can be segmented by the risks inherent at different stages.

https://hub.wiley.com/community/exchanges/develop/blog/2018/07/31/startups-finding-funding-and-minimizing-risk

Ethics, Technology and Data Collection: Podcast

 

Professor Linda Glenn MacDonald of the University of California, Santa Cruz discusses the ethical issues around technology, including the extensive online data gathering happening today. She raises concerns about whether society will shape technology or whether technology will shape society. These problems are indeed complex, but she shares ways that we might approach these challenges along with other ideas to consider.

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https://hub.wiley.com/community/exchanges/develop/blog/2018/06/22/ethics-technology-and-data-collection

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Hosted by:

James Bowen, serial entrepreneur, angel investor, author, professor, inventor and CEO of Experiential Simulations, a producer of simulations for teaching entrepreneurship and ethics.

Click here to read some of my articles and my open call for podcast guests

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-podcast-james-bowen/

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Founded in 1807, Wiley is also known for publishing For Dummies. As of 2015, the company had 4,900 employees and a revenue of $1.8 billion.