The Nuts & Bolts of Business and Technology by A. Spanner. This podcast covers current developments within the business and technology landscape globally, and when applicable with a focus on the impact in Australia & New Zealand and the APAC region.
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April 10, 2024Episode 3924 min
Todd Wilson - Director, Enterprise DevOps British Columbia, Canada
Hosted by our New Zealand Host Mandi Buswell.Meet Todd Wilson, and hear about lessons learned throughout the journey of delivering digital transformation and introducing new way of delivering digital citizen services in British Columbia, Canada.Todd and Mandi cover topics like: How do you ensure successful sustainable delivery of services through any organisation? What to do with automation, AI, x-as-code?How to tackle fear of job loss and change resistance? What mindset change can we see? How is private and public sector different?What's the outlook?
April 2, 2023Episode 3833 min
State of Burnout Report - The 2023 Update with Dr John Chan and Sally Clarke
Just in time for the new and from 1st April 2023 enforceable Code of Practice and Regulation "Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work" this in January 2023 recorded episode about the 'State of Burnout 2023' is going live.Dr John Chan and Sally Clarke are taking us back to the origins of burnout, what has changed with regard to awareness, what the pandemic did to us with regard to burnout and what's necessary to get the lasting change needed.
January 21, 2023Episode 3733 min
Dominica DeGrandis - Making Work Visible
The author of the bestseller book Making Work Visible shares valuable insights from executive coaching to where the rubber hits the road. This episode is really about how to make the buzzword of the industry work in your organisation.Dominica distills in a lighthearted and easy to understand way the learnings of decades of transformation work at the coal face. She explains why less is more, slowing down is smart and her favorite time thieves. You'll even get to know what Dominica does to get actual work done!An incredible episode to start 2023 off!
December 30, 20221 min
Trailer: Making work Visible with Author Dominica De Grandis
Finishing 2022 with a BANG! That's exactly what this episode is about!Enjoy this episode#37 trailer with the author of one of the most practical change and transformation books of this decade: Dominica DeGrandis shares her insights of many transformation journeys as well as why her 2nd edition got the changes it got.At the same time this podcast wants to start strong and that's why the full episode will be released early 2023! So stay tuned!
December 7, 2022Episode 3612 min
IdeaSpies Edition - Crazy Can Work! By David Hauser, Ideation Editor of IdeaSpies
In this episode David Hauser, CEO Silicon Beach Australia and Ideation Editor of IdeaSpies, will tell you how crazy can work.The ideas David posts on IdeaSpies are very popular, often appearing in IdeaSpies Weekly.These are ideas David has posted, explained simply.
October 31, 2022Episode 3531 min
Field CTO at HashiCorp Michael Wood on Psychopaths at Work
This is an award winning episode winning the 'Employees Choice' award of the New York Podcast Network!Hear from Michael about Psychopath at work, the importance of Open Source cloud 'mediation' layers and components companies like HashiCorp and Red Hat and what exactly a Field CTO does at HashiCorp.We also explore how your vendors culture affects yours simply by buying products from Oracle, IBM or Google.
September 29, 2022Episode 3426 min
HeartAI - The Cloud Native AI platform improving Australian Health Care with Lukah Dykes, Founder & Managing Director
Lukah walks us through the challenges in the health care sector and the approach the HeartAI platform is taking to tackle those challenges.The deep dive sections cover:The birth of HeartAIThe data and integration challenges in the Health Care sectorHow compliance and audit requirements are met for highly sensitive patient informationThe applicability of the platform for other industries re-using existing AI based pattern recognition and real-time data ingestion combined with legacy system integrationWhat's next for HeartAI and more
September 21, 2022Episode 3312 min
IdeaSpies Edition - What makes an idea artistic? By Gillian Corban, Artistic Editor of IdeaSpies
Welcome to the 7th episode of the IdeaSpies Editor Series in partnership with the A Spanner in the Works Disruption Podcast. I'm Lynn Wood, the Founder and Chief Idea Spy of IdeaSpies.Gillian Corban, Co-Founder Corban and Blair and Artistic Editor of IdeaSpies, will update you on what's new and exciting in the creative industries. Corban and Blair search for new opportunities, processes, materials, and techniques to engage customers and design for their needs. The ideas Gillian posts on IdeaSpies are very popular, often appearing in IdeaSpies Weekly.These are Artistic ideas Gillian has posted.
September 2, 2022Episode 3228 min
Dr Timothy Boyle - Director of Innovation & Commercialisation at ANSTO
A super interesting episode learning from Tim a multitude of new things on different topics, for example- How IP-based R&D is different to software innovation and why patents are still important- How ANSTO provides world-leading research infrastructure- How fungi research literally solves world hunger by increasing the output of cropsand many more...
August 1, 2022Episode 319 min
Idea Spies Edition - The Why behind Israel as the Startup Nation of the World with Jeremy Ungar, Israeli Editor of IdeaSpies
Welcome to the 6th episode of the IdeaSpies Editor Series in partnership with the A Spanner in the Works Disruption Podcast. I'm Lynn Wood, the Founder and Chief Idea Spy of IdeaSpies.Jeremy Ungar, Senior Trade Officer of the Israel Trade and Economic Commission in Sydney, Australia, and Israeli Editor of IdeaSpies, will update you on how Israel became the Startup Nation - the one to watch!Why Israeli Ideas for Idea Spies? Israel is a little country in land mass with a relatively small population that is only turning 75 years old next year. But, about a decade ago, a popularised book hit the shelves; from then on, Israel earned the nickname 'The Startup Nation,' and for a good reason: With a population of around 8.5 million, it has the highest number of startups per capita in the world, around one startup per 1,400 people. This phenomenon has caught the eyes of companies with global reach. Global companies are adopting Israeli innovations and buying their companies, investing in startups, and establishing research and development facilities in Israel to tap into their local workforce. Now, a decade later, after the book emerged, some are coining the phrase: Scale-Up Nation, or even using the phrase Unicorn, in exciting ways, to describe the Israeli ecosystem, which helps an idea grow from just that, an idea, to companies with one billion-dollar valuation.What does he see in the business world? He sees growing attention from established industries, such as in Australia: Mining, Financials, and Water Corporations tapping into the yes-we-can attitude among young professionals in Israel. Companies there are building innovation labs to bring in startup ideas in their infancy, nurturing them amongst their large corporation, growing them, championing the ideas, selling ideas to their network, and benefiting in an above-market-value way.You can see Israeli ideas, explained simply, on the IdeaSpies platformhttps://ideaspies.com/search?q=israeli
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