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On this week’s show we are joined by Caroline Carruthers to talk about her new Data Maturity research.You can get your own copy of the Carruthers & Jackson report here: https://carruthersandjackson.com/data-maturity-index/The video Matt mentioned is here.

On this week’s show we are joined by Qualyfi’s Neil Marley to talk about upskilling the next generation of technologists.

This week we are joined by the inventor of Radical Knowledge Management Stephanie Barnes.She is a knowledge management consultant and artist with over 30 years of experience. In her consulting practice (Entelechy) she focuses on aligning people, process, and technology to not only help organisations be more efficient and effective with what they know, but to be more innovative and creative, too. Stephanie has been bringing knowledge management success to organisations for more than 24 years. Stephanie has published two books, and several chapters and articles on various KM-related themes and she has spoken at conferences around the world.Stephanie can be found on the web at www.realisation-of-potential.com, and LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieabarnes.

On this week’s show we are joined by Nick Drage who tells us about his experience building games to use in businesses.

In this week’s marginally self-indulgent episode, Chris interview’s Matt about his new product, The PlayCards.If that’s piqued your interest, why not register for one of Matt’s free intro workshops here, or buy a pack of the cards to treasure forever here. WB-40 listeners can get a £5 discount with the code WB40 at the checkout!

We have another episode of Ask WB-40, with some cracking questions again coming from the audience. If you’d like to get an invite to the show’s Signal Channel, just drop us a line on Twitter.

On this week’s show we are joined by Sireesh Nallanthighal from The Car Crowd to talk about his career transition from the steady corporate life into the fast lane of a tech start up/scale up.

On this week’s show we are joined by Templfy’s Christian Lund to talk about the ways in which software companies account for the latest and greatest tech hypes.In Matt’s introduction he mentioned the work of extreme grumpiness from Chris King. It’s here: https://noscootersrequired.substack.com/p/the-frog-who-asked-for-nothing

On this week’s show we’re joined by 3Forge founder and CTO Robert Cooke to talk about why we possibly should think more about the history of Computer Science.If you want to find out more about the PlayCards that Matt keeps wanging on about, you can do so here.

On this week’s show we talk with John Sills about his new book The Human Experience.