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In this episode, Karey and Justin breakdown the upcoming 2023 FHW Kitchen Equipment Expo. 

Link to IG - podcast - https://www.instagram.com/foodserviceforthought/

Justin IG - https://www.instagram.com/justinodfw/

FH&W IG - https://www.instagram.com/fhwinc/


Produced by FH&W

Forbes Hever & Wallace, Inc. produces the Foodservice for Thought podcast. 

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Forbes Hever & Wallace, Inc. produces the Foodservice for Thought podcast.

Please rate, follow and share the podcast. Help us introduce the characters and characteristics of the foodservice / restaurant industry to others.

Immerse yourself in this insightful podcast featuring special guest Victor Alasia, a Lead Solution Consultant at OpenText. The episode offers a comprehensive look into the intricacies of information systems, data management, and enterprise solutions across various sectors.

Victor discusses Geography, Systems Architecture, Solutions
Architecture, Data Management and Building Information Management.

By delving into these concepts in this conversation, you'll learn about:
- Interconnected Systems: Learn why considering sectors like construction, engineering, and asset management as isolated entities is a limited approach.
- Key Management Tools: Understand the critical role of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in project and asset management.
- Organisational Challenges: Become aware of the common inefficiencies within companies and the need for a systems-level approach to remedy them.
- Data Standards: Gain insight into the importance of adhering to global data management standards and the pressing need for Environmental, Social, and Governance goals.

The episode wraps up with expert advice on the continual need for education in data management for efficient business operations. Whether you're a decision-maker in your organisation or simply interested in the complex world of data, this podcast is a valuable resource.

More about Victor Alasia, MSc, PGCert, BSc (Hons), MIAM, MCIHT, MBCS
Victor, who is currently a Lead Solutions Consultant, is a Solutions Architect, Systems
Architect, Spatial Scientist and Geographer with two decades of experience in Geospatial Solutions,
Enterprise Solutions and Enterprise Systems (including Environmental Management Systems, Urban
Management Systems, Asset Management Systems, Information Management Systems and Supply
Chain Integration and Interoperability Systems).

Victor's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victor-alasia-miam-mciht-mbcs-50502820
OpenText: https://www.opentext.com/

Full References
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BimEnable Training

Visit the BimTube Podcast website at bim.tube to learn more!

BimTube's Mission: "We want to build everyone’s digital knowledge with content and conversations to inspire and instigate 'Better Information Management' to enable - better decisions, better infrastructure, better services and better outcomes for our social, economic and environmental infrastructure." Learn More: http://bim.tube

- BimTube website: http://bim.tube

In this episode of the BimTube Podcast we speak with Denise McKenzie. She discussed the importance of openness of data; ethics for digital data use and sharing; the need for good communications and storytelling and making the case of location information.

About Denise

https://www.thisisplace.org/denise-mckenzie
https://ethicalgeo.org/locus-charter/

Denise McKenzie is a strategic advisor, partnership builder and presenter with over 20 years of experience with the global geospatial community. She works internationally to evangelize the benefits, value and application of location data across government, the private sector and academia and her experience covers a broad range of domains including agriculture, defence, sustainability, insurance, Smart Cities & IoT, statistics, development and data ethics. This diversity ensures that she works where geospatial meets mainstream technology.

She co-directed the Benchmark Initiative operating through Ordnance Survey’s Geovation accelerator, exploring the ethical use of location data and it is through this role she became a co-author of the Locus Charter. In the broader geospatial community, she is the Chair-Emeritus of the board of directors for the Association for Geographic Information (AGI) in the UK and remains on the council as the Lead for Ethics. Denise is also a member of the Global Advisory Board for the Location Based Marketing Association and a steering committee member for Women in Geospatial+ leading their Partnership program.

With a broad range of experience in both ethical use of location data, outreach and partnership development, Denise is now the Community & Ethics Partner at PLACE – a non-profit mapping organization founded on the belief that high-quality mapping is essential data infrastructure for the digital age. She leads the development of the global membership and partner program that will utilise the data collected in the PLACE Trust and will continue to promote the uptake and utilisation of the Locus Charter.

Previously, she has worked with the Victorian State Government in Australia on geospatial innovation projects and as the Head of Communication and Outreach at the Open Geospatial Consortium where she led work such as the UN-GGIM Geospatial Standards Guides and strategic partnership engagement.

Denise holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy and Politics from Monash University in Australia and a Masters of Science in Sustainability from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom.

The information and opinions in this profile are mine and not those of my employer. Inferences you may draw from the calibre and nature of my network are a reflection of me, not my current or prior employers.

Links to Resources and Events Discussed:
Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) - https://www.ogc.org/
Association for Geographic Information (AGI) - https://www.agi.org

BimEnable Training

Visit the BimTube Podcast website at bim.tube to learn more!

BimTube's Mission: "We want to build everyone’s digital knowledge with content and conversations to inspire and instigate 'Better Information Management' to enable - better decisions, better infrastructure, better services and better outcomes for our social, economic and environmental infrastructure." Learn More: http://bim.tube

I am talking with Biljana Kaitovic, EVP Digital & IT and Group CIO, ENGIE about the importance of becoming more sustainable and delivering the energy transition, and how they, as an energy company, are using data, artificial intelligence, IoT and cloud to help them with reaching their sustainability goals.

I am joined by Amir Orad, CEO of Sisense, to discuss how companies can use data more effectively. We challenge the traditional use of dashboards and explore how you make data available to more people in the business.

In this podcast I am joined by the super-successful CEO of Snowflake. I am talking with Frank Slootman about his personal journey, his leadership style, and how to boost growth and drive meaningful change and business success. We will explore his personal take on what it takes to lead a hyper-growth company.

I am joined by Mark Anderson, CEO at Alteryx, to discuss how to drive value from data. We look at the business impact of data, the importance of real-time data, and explore the reasons why some organizations are better than others in deriving value from data.

Today I am joined by Heine Krog Iversen, CEO of TimeXtender.

Data has become the fuel of the 4th industrial revolution and one of - if not THE - most important business assets of our time. For this podcast, I am joined by Thomas Been, CMO of DataStax, to explore they the most valuable data is real-time data.

I'm joined by visual FX and AI expert Chris Ume and serial entrepreneur Tom Graham who founded a company called Metaphysic ahead of the semi finals of America’s Got Talent.

The evolution of Web3 technology is moving fast. Blockchain is at the core for this new world. Those that can simplify the user experience and integrated processes will rise up quickly. This is precisely what Rocketfuel Blockchain has been doing in a very short period of time. Learn about a company that has engineered a global payment processing system that offers highly efficient one-click check-out solutions using Bitcoin, plus another 120 different cryptocurrencies and bank transfers to merchants and their customers. Rohan Hall, CTO with Rocketfuel Blockchain explains what lights this rocket!

THIS is Rohan Hall… and THIS is EPic!

In this conversation we will discuss transformative technologies like 5G, Digital Twins, AI data management & Edge Computing and their impact on the manufacturing industry. To do this, I am joined by Todd Edmunds, Global CTO of Industrial IoT and Edge Compute and a strategic innovation/technology leader at Dell Technologies.

Today we will be looking at the topic of Cloud Computing in the Telecom Industry. We will also be discussing the key announcements following the recent MWC event in Barcelona. Helping me unpick these topics, I am joined by Adolfo Hernandez, VP Global Teleco Industry at AWS, and Maria Jesus Almazor, Cybersecurity & Cloud CEO at Telefonica.

I am joined by Sanjay Brahmawar, CEO of Software AG, a global software and service company working with over 10,000 enterprise customers in over 70 countries. We discuss the importance of being a truly connected enterprise to bring together and use data, connect to IoT devices, and to offer smarter products and services. We look at examples like DHL and Tractor Supply, and explore some of the road blocks and how to overcome them.

I am joined by Sebastien Borget, Co-Founder & COO of The Sandbox, one of the world’s most popular metaverse platforms, as well as President of the Blockchain Game Alliance. We discuss everything metaverse and web3, including the creator economy, monetisation, NFTs, virtual land and houses, virtual concerts, and much more!

Telcos are looking to expand their businesses beyond connectivity and are seeking to become digital platforms which can service the needs of enterprises. To transform, Telcos should leverage their mostly untapped data resources by direct monetization of valuable insights for enterprises and public sectors. Telcos can further grow their enterprise business by connecting to IoT devices and analyzing data using AI at scale, providing real-time insights and helping enterprises to innovate and differentiate their services.

A digital twin is a living digital representation of an individual physical system that is dynamically updated with data to mimic the true structure, state, and behaviour of the physical system in order to drive business outcomes. Here, I discuss the topic with Michael MacKenzie, GM, AWS Industrial IoT and Edge.

“If we want to be ready for the future, […] we have to generate our own crisis.” This podcast episode features our guest Thomas Fell, CEO of GS1, a company known for its most famous product, the barcode, as he guides as through the organization’s inspiring transformation program. 
Learn how GS1 turned VUCA from a thread into an opportunity, how to build trust to master cultural change, and why GS1 now works in honey combs.

Even before the current pandemic, two of Middle East’s largest economies, Saudi Arabia and the UAE had raced towards leveraging the power of digital technologies to drive socio economic growth. Comprehensive national programs like the UAE Vision 2021 and Saudi Vision 2030 that outlined the key tenets of a new knowledge based economy were launched wherein data led decision making was prioritized, and new avenues of growth were being explored using emerging technologies including AI, IoT, Blockchain etc. 

In this conversation, we will look at deciphering some key aspects of this digital revolution in the UAE and Saudi Arabia; what this means for different stakeholders, some key prevailing digital trends in these markets, the role of data, and what does the future look like.

How can you develop the skills, the tools, the methodologies and create the momentum across the company to drive Digital Transformation? 
Thomas Jakob, Regional President of Bosch.IO in Asia Pacific, reveals how IoT enables us to look at products in a different way, and encourages us to focus on concrete and precise problem statements first. How does he manage to introduce agile working methods in a classical engineering company, where testing and high working standards are the norm? Tune in to find out.