พอดคาสท์ Small Data ชั้นนำ (2024)

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A Talk with Douglas Laney: The Importance of Data in Business Strategy 34:34

3M ago34:34

34:34

In this talk, Douglas emphasizes that data, when treated as a valuable asset rather than a byproduct, can drive immense value for organizations. Data's unique qualities—its ability to be used repeatedly without depletion and to generate more data—can transform businesses, especially when leveraged strategically through innovative technologies and p…

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Navigating Healthcare Analytics: Operational Excellence and Thriving as a Data Professional 34:31

5M ago34:31

34:31

Yosef Miller, with over a decade of experience in healthcare data and operational analytics, discusses the significance of operational analytics in healthcare, distinguishing it from traditional data analytics. With a robust background in team dynamics, data-driven decision-making, and project management, Yosef excels at leveraging technology to st…

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Empowering Health Decisions Through Data: A Conversation with Beth Bauer 43:29

5M ago43:29

43:29

Beth Bauer discusses her journey from aspiring psychiatrist to data enthusiast, emphasizing the importance of using data to solve real-world problems. Beth works at the intersection of big data, business, and people, with over 35 years of experience in advanced analytics. She shares her experience in healthcare data and the pharmaceutical industry,…

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Inspired by the Power of Data in Healthcare to Drive Positive Change 38:33

6M ago38:33

38:33

Tune in to this insightful and heartfelt conversation with Paulina, a graduate student in Healthcare Administration at Hofstra University, New York, and a passionate healthcare data analytics enthusiast. We touched on the crucial role of front desk staff in healthcare, the power of data analytics in identifying patterns and improving mental health …

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Unlocking the Power of Data Analytics: Insights and Inspiration from an Industry Expert 33:44

6M ago33:44

33:44

Tina Lowry Healthcare Data Analytics Expert and Educator https://tinalowry.com Tina Lowry is a seasoned healthcare IT professional with 20 plus years of experience and extensive expertise in data analytics. After experiencing a life-changing event, Tina decided to lean into her passions and transitioned out of the corporate world. Today she teaches…

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Cultivating Passion and Enthusiasm for a Career in Healthcare Informatics and Data Analytics 23:55

7M ago23:55

23:55

Kim's inspiring journey from a direct support professional to a dedicated nurse highlights passion, determination, and the importance of mentorship. Along the way, an appreciation for the power of data analytics and its impact has emerged. Her diverse healthcare experiences and academic achievements showcase resilience and commitment. Listen to lea…

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Infinity. Perplexity. Resentment. 1:00:49

1y ago1:00:49

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On a chilly 1st December, Sam takes us to the Bermudas (only virtually, sadly) – to the “Jurassic Park of crypto” that Michael Lewis (of Moneyball, The Big Short and so much more fame) describes with trademark virtuosity in his fly-on-the-wall tale of almost-first-trillionaire-cum-felon, Sam Bankman-Fried (“SBF”), of FTX-Alameda infamy. A self-decl…

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Two rants and a wry smile 58:07

1y ago58:07

58:07

In a distinctly un-Friday 13th Feeling, the @Podnosticators Three gathered for the 78th time to pick through the familiar themes of politics and social media, separately and intermingled. Spoiler alert: this episode may contain rants. The rest is politics Sam started by reviewing the remnants and the impact of the recent U.K. party political confer…

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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who will be the sexiest chatbot of them all? 1:00:02

1+ y ago1:00:02

1:00:02

Another month, another deepish dive by the three podnosticators of the SmallDataForum – who Sam describes as “Thomas = the philosopher-academic and historical context-setter; Neville = the champion experimenter and enthusiastic evangelist; and Sam = the dabbler, observer, and sceptic.” This time, we dive into generative (as well as degenerative) ar…

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Engaging Staff and Enhancing the Healing Experience for Patients: Self-Serve Healthy Treats at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream 36:11

1+ y ago36:11

36:11

A motivating and inspiring chat with Joe and Will about their work together to place self-serve ice-cream vending machines in the hospital and their plans for future expansion. The team highlights the importance of technology in improving healthcare workflows. The aim is to provide a premium, convenient, and user-friendly healthy dessert experience…

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The three sceptics of the apocalypse 1:03:00

1+ y ago1:03:00

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Scepticism, questioning, and an ever-present gnawing uncertainty whether what Them In Power tell us is the case actually is the case – these are three hallmarks of we three Podnosticators at the Small Data Forum. And these three qualities are all present in abundant spades as we enter our fourth, quarter-century of podcasts in fresh-minted episode …

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SmallDataForum’s Diamond Jubilee 59:48

1+ y ago59:48

59:48

After seven years of vigorous podnostication, the SmallDataForum reaches its diamond anniversary. Or semi-sesquicentennial (‘half one hundred and fifty’) as Sam (of course!) informs us. Seventy-five episodes of wondering and pondering about the strange times we live in, with absolutely no end in sight. Our almost hour-long Zoomwag starts with the b…

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Flushable, unflushable, or lingering round the U-bend? 58:14

1+ y ago58:14

58:14

We start episode 74 of the Small Data Forum podcast – or “1 AB” as Thomas christens it; the first after B*ris – in what many are calling “the era past peak podcast”. Things haven’t worked out as well for our medium of choice as Spotify predicted and gambled, and that includes the platform’s not-so-conscious uncoupling from the Sussexes. But we – li…

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We don’t do that here 44:20

1+ y ago44:20

44:20

“In framing an ideal we may assume what we wish, but should avoid impossibilities.” This Aristotle quote opens one of my favourite books, Aldous Huxley’s last novel, Island (1962). It also summarises neatly Neville’s, and to a lesser degree, Sam’s, position re the appetite and capacity for, and thus the likelihood of radical change to the British p…

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Burn, baby, burn 49:20

1+ y ago49:20

49:20

Fire and music go well together. Sixties rocker Arthur Brown – a long-time resident of the liberal enclave of Lewes, home of your correspondent, Podnosticator Knowles – made an entire career out of his 1968 cult classic, Fire Indeed, I even played roadie to him and had the honour of putting him out when he caught fire during the first chorus of Fir…

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Trolley problems 58:28

1+ y ago58:28

58:28

Back in the grey drizzle of a late March Friday morning in the UK, the three Podnosticators of the SmallDataForum convene to take another sideways look at ‘events, dear boy, events’ (something Harold Macmillan apparently never said). For once, and in spite of recent headline-grabbing incidents, we give relatively short shrift to the unflushable tur…

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Meet the Podnosticators – the Oracle of Riogordo 16:29

2y ago16:29

16:29

In ancient Greece, people consulted oracles to learn about the future. The best known resided at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, where the blind priestess Pythia provided prophetic prediction for all in need of direction. Above its entrance, the temple had an inscription: Know thyself. In fact, there appear to have been a total of 147 maxims chisel…

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How should we shape our future digital life? 51:00

2y ago51:00

51:00

The Small Data Forum podcast was created spontaneously and almost accidentally after your three co-hosts met on a panel at a media industry event in 2016, a few weeks before the EU Referendum. After a lively debate featuring sometimes radically-divergent views to keep our audience entertained well past the scheduled end time, seasoned podcaster Nev…

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Myopic PR industry set to miss yet another boat? 19:36

2y ago19:36

19:36

With the sun beating down on the Small Data Forum Podnosticators on day three of our podcast recording retreat in Ríogiordo, Andalucía, we turn our attention back to the world of AI and its potential impact on the world of communications. With a new generative engine popping up almost every day – for words, structure, music, images, film, translati…

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Hasta la vista, Auntie? 16:08

2y ago16:08

16:08

Fuelled by nothing more than Coke Zero and Fanta Limon, the Small Data Forum Podnosticators pop up for a special, flash, mini, 15-minute micropodcast, recorded during our podcast retreat in Andalucía over the weekend of 10-13 March. Our topic? The titanic struggle emerging on the future of independent, impartial broadcasting manifested in the battl…

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Of bots, turds and turnips 48:17

2y ago48:17

48:17

Always with fingers on the pulses of the most relevant breaking news stories, the not yet scurvy-plagued triumvirate of the SmallDataForum briefly contemplates the shortages of fruit and veg on Great British supermarket shelves. And we decide that neither the Marie Antoinette-esque “let them eat turnips” intervention of political-turnip-made Secret…

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Of AI, Tortoises, and online safety 44:09

2y ago44:09

44:09

The world is split, riven, and – as we so often observe from the three outposts of the Small Data Forum – like never before. Milk or tea in first? Red sauce or brown sauce on a sausage sandwich? And is it still acceptable to say “Happy New Year” after Blue Monday (the third Monday in January and officially the most depressing day of the year, which…

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Reflections on 2022 – from Trussonomics to generative AI and goblin mode 1:04:19

2y ago1:04:19

1:04:19

โดย Thomas Stoeckle

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Schadenfreude squared in the land of Big Tech’s woes 59:19

2y ago59:19

59:19

The 17th century French moralist François de La Rochefoucald observed in his Maximes: “In the misfortunes of our dearest friends we always find something not wholly displeasing unto us.” So there was more than just the tang of sweet Schadenfreude in the air during the recording of the latest episode – 63, no less – of the Small Data Forum podcast. …

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Movin' on up, you're movin' on out 57:52

2y ago57:52

57:52

Given our combined decades of experience in the wider media business, it’s no surprise that this post-party conference edition of the SmallDataForum takes a close look at politicians’ media performances. And boy is there a lot to look at. Front and centre, of course, is the new Prime Minister and her serial car crash interviews. Neville asks seriou…

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A BIG Thank you and a Few Words on Data & Data Analytics from T 20:54

2y ago20:54

20:54

This is a brief presentation from T talking about Big Data, Small Data and Data Analytics. T goes over some definitions and shares a couple of examples of the power of small data and data analytics she’s experienced firsthand during her career. T also shares some podcast statistics and sends out a big Thank You to all Let’s Talk Small Data with T s…

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The lingering whiff of sulphur in the air 53:46

2+ y ago53:46

53:46

(Please note that this episode was recorded – and these show notes were written – on Thursday 8 September, before the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.) The first Small Data Forum of the @TrussLiz era sees the podcast team convene IRL on the morning of 8 September for the first time in aeons – and in a professional, West End Studio, …

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What happens when enough really is enough? 52:53

2+ y ago52:53

52:53

Inflation! Energy crisis! Cost of living! Inequality! Strikes! A government out of its depth and out of touch. And that’s just 1978 … The latest episode of the SmallDataForum podcast opens with Thomas comparing the not-so-good old days of the Winter of Discontent in Britain with the dry bleak hot summer of 2022. Ah, 1978: when Margaret Thatcher was…

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Bye bye Alex 57:15

2+ y ago57:15

57:15

As I am typing up the show notes for our latest podcast, news has come in that former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe has been assassinated during a campaign event. A sad, sinister reminder that contrary to what the soon former prime minister of the UK would have us believe, it’s not all a laugh and a half. As if we needed reminding. The murder …

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Lets Talk Small Data with T

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Small Data Forum Podcast

Thomas Stoeckle (strategic business development, LexisNexis BIS; co-chair Measurement Commission, Institute for PR)

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A Talk with Douglas Laney: The Importance of Data in Business Strategy 34:34

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Navigating Healthcare Analytics: Operational Excellence and Thriving as a Data Professional 34:31

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Empowering Health Decisions Through Data: A Conversation with Beth Bauer 43:29

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Inspired by the Power of Data in Healthcare to Drive Positive Change 38:33

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Unlocking the Power of Data Analytics: Insights and Inspiration from an Industry Expert 33:44

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Cultivating Passion and Enthusiasm for a Career in Healthcare Informatics and Data Analytics 23:55

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Infinity. Perplexity. Resentment. 1:00:49

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Two rants and a wry smile 58:07

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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who will be the sexiest chatbot of them all? 1:00:02

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Engaging Staff and Enhancing the Healing Experience for Patients: Self-Serve Healthy Treats at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream 36:11

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The three sceptics of the apocalypse 1:03:00

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SmallDataForum’s Diamond Jubilee 59:48

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Flushable, unflushable, or lingering round the U-bend? 58:14

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We don’t do that here 44:20

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Burn, baby, burn 49:20

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Trolley problems 58:28

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Meet the Podnosticators – the Oracle of Riogordo 16:29

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How should we shape our future digital life? 51:00

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Myopic PR industry set to miss yet another boat? 19:36

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Hasta la vista, Auntie? 16:08

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Of bots, turds and turnips 48:17

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Of AI, Tortoises, and online safety 44:09

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Reflections on 2022 – from Trussonomics to generative AI and goblin mode 1:04:19

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Schadenfreude squared in the land of Big Tech’s woes 59:19

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Movin' on up, you're movin' on out 57:52

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A BIG Thank you and a Few Words on Data & Data Analytics from T 20:54

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The lingering whiff of sulphur in the air 53:46

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What happens when enough really is enough? 52:53

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Bye bye Alex 57:15

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