How can technology provide better healthcare solutions? We ask PathSpot CEO and cofounder, Christine Schindler and Philips' Chief Medical Officer (of Imaging Guided Therapy), Atul Gupta. We're looking at innovation from two ends of the spectrum. PathSpot is a New York/Texas based startup building a new medical device, whilst Philips' are helping medical professionals use technology to innovation and collaborate. If you want more from Tech Talks sign up to Tech Talks Extra: www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-ta…tra-signup-form

Dave Zohrob from Chartable and Larry Gadea discuss podcast analytics and the office experience. Topics include understanding audience data, evolving workplace products, and the importance of authenticity in podcasting and career pursuits.

On the show this week we welcome Eric Ly, co-founder of Linkedin and their founder CTO. He's now leading his new business Karma Check. We find out how they're using Blockchain to give power back to users. Our second guest is Milan Juza, CIO at TUI, and author of an article on organisational maturity. Connect or follow him on Linkedin and read the full piece, plus blogs on uncertainty and productivity. Fancy letting a piece of AI draw you? https://portrait.vana.com/ Also don't forget to sign up to 'Tech Talks Extra': https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

A short introduction to what you can expect from the podcast, and what you can find in our catalogue of over 500 episodes.

We are joined by the YEO Messaging co-founding team of Alan Jones and Sarah Norford-Jones, as they talk about the need for a secure messaging platform you can trust, and why YEO (Your Eyes Only) are the solution. We also discuss 'Black Friday' and the level of consumer searches for deals online amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Megan Boyle of the Audit Lab shares her thoughts whilst David and Akeesh provide their own take. For more Tech Talks content sign up for 'Extra': https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

Ahead of Thanksgiving 2022, we took a trip to explore the New York city tech scene. Here are the first two over those chats, exploring exactly what makes the city such a vibrant place to do business. On the show we've got Michael Lazerow, founder of Velvet Sea Ventures, and Paul Roberts, Kubient founder. If you want more from the Tech Talks team, check out Tech Talks Extra: https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

In today's show we're joined by a special co-host and three incredible guests; Claire Calmejane, Chief Innovation Officer of Societe Generale, and Tim Chase and Gilberto Silva (yes, really), co-founders of Striver. We're diving into topics including financing of startups, navigating social media and making it a safe place, and whether or not it really matters if it's show 500 or not! On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Tech Talks Extra will have even more content from Web Summit's conference floor, and some brilliant companies. So subscribe now: https://www.nashsquared.com/the-hub/tech-talks-extra-signup-form

Security Bytes is a podcast from the Tech Talks stable (Nash Squared). Jim Tiller, Group CISO, talks to leading figures in the industry as we step into the darker side of tech... The role of identity and access management has never been more critical to the business, and becoming more so. In this episode Jim is joined by Russ Cohn to talk about why and where things are heading.

On the show today we talk to Darren Jones MP (Chair of the House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee) as the UK seeks to define it's role in the world, and in turn identify how to help the tech sector to thrive. Also on the show we chat to exactly the type of business Darren wants to help, CEP. Daisy Stapley-Bunten is COO of CEP (Corporate Entertainment Professionals), she describes how technology has been at the heart of their reset. And running through all of this, events are back, as both CEP and Web Summit can testify!

On this edition of Security Bytes Jim talks to Sharon Mudd, a senior cybersecurity operations researcher with CERT Division at the Software Engineering Institute. In a world where technology is at the center of evaluating cyber risks, the human factor arguably contributes greatly, but how are we measuring and improving?