Exploring beta projects with successful experiences, lessons learned, best practices, and shifts in mindset & culture required to push the needle on innovation.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

When is it best to trust the empirical data or your gut instinct, and when & where is it best to apply the balance algorithm? Nevermind.. it’s not a science, but the guys discuss their opinions & experience in different business situations.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

The hybrid software concept is maturing and the effects of long term working from home.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

How the definition and mechanisms of building valuable content are shifting.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Richard Lui is a journalist and news anchor for MSNBC and NBC News. He was formerly at CNN Worldwide. Lui is also a columnist, contributing to publications including USA Today, Politico, The Seattle Times, Detroit Free Press, and San Francisco Chronicle. In 2020 Lui directed the documentary Skyblossom which profiles five families, each with a stude…

Stephen M. R. Covey is a New York Times and #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The SPEED of Trust—The One Thing That Changes Everything. He is the former CEO of Covey Leadership Center, which, under his stewardship, became the largest leadership development company in the world. Stephen personally led the strategy that propelled his fathe…

Random technology we can’t live without… hardware, software, and gadgets galore.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Service-oriented models rule the world today, and the supporting technology to run your business is no different.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Looking at the ever-evolving service model from the perspective of consumer experience, technology development, and purchasing models and what this means for businesses trying to adopt.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Ximena Vengoechea is a researcher, writer, and illustrator who works on personal and professional development. She has been published in Inc., The Washington Post, Newsweek, and Huffington Post. She is a contributor at Fast Company and The Muse and writes Letters from Ximena, a newsletter on tech, culture, career, and creativity. She is best known …

Ron Carucci is the best-selling author of nine books, including ‘To Be Honest’, which we dive into in our discussion about what it means to be honest and how to do it. Ron is the co-founder and managing partner of Navalent, a consultancy that works with CEOs and executives pursuing transformational change for their organizations. Ron is a regular c…

Carl Bergstrom is a theoretical and evolutionary biologist and a professor at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. Bergstrom is a critic of low-quality or misleading scientific research. He is the co-author of a book on misinformation called Calling Bullshit: The Art of Skepticism in a Data-Driven World and teaches a class by the sa…

Andrew Tarvin (or as he prefers, Drew Tarvin) is the world’s first Humor Engineer teaching thousands of people at over 200 organizations, including P&G, GE, and Microsoft how to get better results while having more fun. He is a best-selling author of a couple of books (my favorite being Humor That Works), he has been featured in The Wall Street Jou…

Is BI still king, or part of a greater movement? In this episode we analyze where the industry is headed and where companies can be successful in the future.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

John Tierney has written a number of books and he is also a journalist who writes for The New York Times and The City Journal. The first time he came on the podcast it was to discuss willpower because he, along with psychologist Roy Baumeister, wrote a book called ‘Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength’. He again collaborated with Dr…

Evolving the definition, requirements, and ultimate benefits for industries... not just manufacturing.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

The mutual benefits of creative culture and modern technologyAutor: Capturing The Intangibles

Dr. Ethan Kross is one of the world's leading experts on controlling the conscious mind. An award-winning professor at the University of Michigan and the Ross School of Business, he is the director of the Emotion & Self Control Laboratory. He has participated in policy discussion at the White House and has been interviewed on CBS Evening News, Good…

How buyer profiles and user expectations are drastically changing the software evaluation process.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Joshua Medcalf is a multi-faceted, thoughtful, self-aware guy. One of the more remarkable things about him is he dropped out of his Master’s program at Duke University, skipped scholarships to law school, and moved across the country into a homeless shelter to serve people. He’s written many books, including the fable 'Chop Wood, Carry Water.' He’s…

This episode, we’re joined by two experts in driving service-based solutions and start to scratch the surface of just what a composable enterprise is supposed to be composed of. Vignesh and Vish spare some thoughts on the value of APis not only as a means of interfacing with products and features but the cottage industry that’s grown around it in t…

Jason Harris is the Co-Founder & CEO of Mekanism a premier creative agency in New York City. Customers he has landed include Alaska Airlines, Ben & Jerry’s, OkCupid, HBO, MillerCoors, Peloton, and The United Nations. He is the Co-Founder of the Creative Alliance, which is a force for good. And… he is the author of The Soulful Art of Persuasion a gr…

Defining this hot market and the benefits of being able to connect and evaluate business process definition with process execution.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

The complexities of short term versus long term planning.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Common issues, technology options, and a pathway towards planning for a larger data strategy.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Are we hitting the intended mark, or perhaps was this a deeper technology conversation after all?Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

A year in review of no travel… thoughts, feelings, and reflections.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

How innovative ambition can yield tremendous ROI by taking the next step in advanced analytics with machine learning.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Why business leaders and development should care about the microservice movement, and how the details matter in future flexibility and innovation.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

On this episode, we’re joined by Lisa Cabral, a software veteran who’s worked in a variety of roles leading her to her present assignment as principal business analyst for big data platforming. We cover what makes for a successful business analyst, how much software has (or hasn’t really) changed over the years, and the role of empathy in translati…

In this episode we highlight various opinions on 2020 and outlooks for 2021 to see if we can’t reach a positive consensus and outlook. Let’s prevent the sequel and not let 2020 define how a business operates, but rather how it can continue to expand and innovate.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Low-code and no-code tools are having a moment right now especially as organizations try to find better ways of optimizing their development workflows and available capacity. We’re joining by a team of experts working in this space for more than a decade on where no-code tools came from, why they’re suddenly exploding in popularity, and what reason…

As technology portfolios continue to grow, how can growing companies make the best decisions without overcomplicating future innovation opportunities.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

How technology and 2020 puts a new spin on team dynamics and how candidate profiles and expectations continue to evolve.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

The unique dance that is sometimes uncomfortable, but with the right qualities can create something exceptional.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Perspectives, use cases, and perhaps a hint of bias.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

In this episode the team sits down with Peter Gagnon, Director of Video Production @ Infor, to discuss how important creativity is in today’s world and how the most successful organizations should put a premium on that quality. Technology is a key enabler for new creativity, and everyone possesses the skill to look at opportunities through a differ…

In this week's episode, Rick and Mike drill deeper into data while trying to avoid putting listeners to sleep. We dig in to realigning value stacks and promoting data as the center of any organization's intellectual property strategy and how information should be valued and stored for strategic sea changes.…

This week’s episode centers around connected technology strategies and the economic impacts of multi-use platforms. The team includes some whiteboarding so be sure to check it out on YouTube.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

In this week's episode we bring in the master of design (Nunzio Esposito) to talk about preconceived notions of user experience and how expectations will inevitably change within the enterprise.Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

In this debut episode, the guys discuss the perceived wide gap between consumer & enterprise technology and how forces might be shifting… or are they?Autor: Capturing The Intangibles

Nick Velasquez is a passionate learner and a devoted student of mastery. He's the creator of the popular blog UnlimitedMastery.com, where he writes about learning science, peak performance, creativity, and mastering skills. His writing has been featured in publications such as TIME and Thought Catalogue. The name of Nick’s book is: Learn, Improve, …

Stu Heinecke is a Wall Street Journal cartoonist among other things. During his career, he has become a hall of fame nominated marketer and he has learned a lot about how to communicate with people. Specifically, he has gained an understanding of the best way to break through to people. This is commonly known as ‘contact marketing’. To me, there is…

Maria Konnikiva is the author of two New York Times best-sellers, The Confidence Game and Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes. She is now, also, a successful professional poker player. Her new book about her poker journey is called 'The Biggest Bluff: How I Learned to Pay Attention, Master Myself, and Win' is just out. Maria is my first 2…

Dr. Diane Halpern is an American psychologist and former president of the American Psychological Association. She is Dean of Social Science at the Minerva Schools at Keck Graduate Institute and also the McElwee Family Professor of Psychology at Claremont McKenna College. She received her PhD from the University of Cincinnati. She has received at le…

Apollo Robbins is a pioneer in the application of deception to real-world environments, Robbins uses pick-pocketing and sleight-of-hand to demonstrate perception management, diversion techniques, and self-deception. Known as “The Gentleman Thief,” Robbins first made national news as the man who pick-pocketed the Secret Service while entertaining fo…

Larry Chu is currently a partner at Goodwin - a law firm with over 1,000 lawyers - where he leads the Technology M&A practice on the West Coast. On the sell assignment side, his clients have included Qualtrics, Nest and Oculus. On the buy-side, his clients have included Box, PayPal, Informatica, Sony, Skype, McAfee, and Atlassian. He has also couns…

Dr. Jack Mayer is a Professor of Psychology at the University of New Hampshire. He received his Ph.D. in psychology at Case Western Reserve University and was a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University. His 1990 article, "Emotional Intelligence" with Dr. Peter Salovey, provided a foundation for research in the area, and they have published dozen…

General David Petraeus has had a long and distinguished career. He served in the Army for 37 years. Highlights include Commander of the International Security Assistance Force, 10th Commander US Central Command and Commanding General Multinational Force – Iraq (where he successfully directed ‘the surge’ and literally wrote the book on counterinsurg…

Ryan Holiday is an author, marketer, entrepreneur and founder of the creative advisory firm Brass Check. Holiday began his professional career after dropping out of college at the age of 19, instead choosing to work with Robert Greene, author of The 48 Laws of Power. Holiday is the author of several books and has written for Forbes, Fast Company, T…