by LDNPodcast
Tired of all those "inspirational" bloggers, podcasters and professional talking heads who sell the dream but don't walk the walk? LDN is a regular podcast about digital, and also where the digital meets the human. We're based out of London, with a European outlook. On LDN you'll find great conversations with practitioners in London and across Europe, who are people who really “do the do”.
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4/13/2018
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December 3, 2020
<p>Many moons ago, I caught one of Bill Hicks' last performances in London before his untimely death at the age of 32. Bill's stage persona was that of a tough-talking misanthrope, and he often talked about the impact of human beings on the environment. Indeed, he referred to our species as a <strong>virus with shoes</strong>.</p> <p>So here I am, years later, with children and wondering about the kind of world I'll leave them in when I'm gone. I know our consumption is killing the environment, but I feel powerless to do anything about it. Anyway, I'm into digital - so how can digital solutions empower me to reduce the footprint I leave behind and foster hope for my kids' future?</p> <p>On this episode of LDN, I'm joined by Jason Barrett. Jason is the founder of <a href="https://mondra.com/">Mondra</a>, which is a platform that allows food producers to monitor, improve and communicate the environmental impact of their products, so that we can make informed decisions about what we buy.</p>
November 20, 2020
<p>Digital Transformation is an all-pervasive term that means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. For many, it’s about apps: the user experience of them. The convenience. But what many forget is that the digital they experience is the tip of the iceberg. How the interfaces we use connect to other parts of the systems that serve us, and the business processes we rely on, is where the real magic is.</p> <p>I’m joined on this episode of LDN by Jack Hanison. Jack is the Founder and Managing Director of Adaptivity. Jack and his team specialise in helping organisations unlock value within their businesses by quickly and reliably integrating their processes and technology.</p>
October 30, 2020
<p>There was a more innocent time in computer technology, before viruses, before hacking, but those days are in the past. We’re now a networked society, hooking our bank accounts, social profiles and by extension our brains together. What brings us together also makes us vulnerable.</p> <p>And with the revelations of foreign interference in the 2016 US Presidential elections, and the Brexit referendum, what does all this mean for the security of our democracy?</p> <p>Joining me today to explore these questions is cyber security expert Davey McGlade. Davey has worked for many years in systems engineering, architecture and cyber security. He has advised and led on security initiatives for the British Government, and has also worked internationally with the US State Department, Homeland Security, Secret Service and NSA.</p>
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Tired of all those "inspirational" bloggers, podcasters and professional talking heads who sell the dream but don't walk the walk?
LDN is a regular podcast about digital, and also where the digital meets the human. We're based out of London, with a European outlook. On LDN you'll find great conversations with practitioners in London and across Europe, who are people who really “do the do”.
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