Latest Interviews
The Cyber Warfare Games
Cyber Warfare and Contextualizing Neural Transmission in the Brain to Macro Functions.
The Joys of Distributed Teams
Being able to share the locations of your team mates is so much fun and excitement, and provides a great story, rather than everyone being in the same office day in and day out.
Unlock the Power of Employee Advocacy through Email
It's no secret that employees are typically an untapped marketing resource. It may be the best solution to improving and expanding the reach and impact of your content. But what is the easiest way to get them on board?
Do I REALLY need a manager in the future?
What is the role of the leader in the future, when we transform to organizations with less (or no) hierarchy?
Changing the way you see design
Author of Design for Hackers (Debuted at #18 on Amazon) Mentor at 500 Startups. Changing the way you see design. David will be answering questions from the hosts and audience at an open interview.
Making Remote Teams Work Through Collaboration
How do we make remote teams work? How do we build trust and raise the quality of our communication? Learn from the pro's how to create team agreements, find the right tools, build trust, communicate effectively, and set patterns for honest and useful feedback.
Building a Digital Strategy for Your Software Product Company
Today’s software and IT services industry revolves around digital branding, engagement, and delivery. Market challengers and leaders are allocating more resources to digital initiatives each year, and building an effective digital strategy is a top concern for more than 70% of CEOs and CIOs.
How to Understand the ROI of Investing in People
Pioneering the concept of combining the Strategy and People functions and doing away with the traditional HR department and reinventing and elevating the role of the People department in organizations.
The future for women in Technology is NOW
Women are detail oriented with an analytical mind that quickly assess and achieve solutions to the most difficult problems, prioritizing and executing in a rapid, dynamic environment.
Transcending Through Social Impact and Long-term Vision
The author of ‘Jungle’ a bestselling book about his adventures in the Amazon, has sold over a million copies worldwide. Aired on the Discovery Channel’s hit series, ‘I shouldn’t be alive’ and soon released as a major motion picture starring Daniel Radcliffe.
Self Managed Organizations at Scale
Self-managed ways of working are capturing a lot of attention across the business world. Most tech and NGO startups have this mindset from the get go, and those companies who haven’t moved to a more self-organized way conveniently point to this and say “see - it’s only for start-ups...”.
The Rise of the Machines
From bots to chat, A.I. to conversational UIs, cognitive computing, machine learning, deep learning ... this session explains all: What is it? Why now? What should the travel industry do?
The Superstructure of a Fundable Travel Startup
In this interview, Chris will tell us about the six gotta-haves in order to attract venture capital investors.
The Travel Distribution Technology Ecosystem: Dinosaur or Leading Edge?
Bob Offutt is a travel technology visionary. His vast experience and hands on leadership in travel distribution make place him firmly at the forefront of innovation in travel. In his role as editorial director of Phocuswright's Innovation Edition and a leader of The Travel Innovation Summit.
What Do Some of the Most Innovative Businesses Have in Common?
Having worked with a range of companies, Katya noticed a trend people often spend more time being frustrated at work than they do being productive.
