Adam Wyatt COO & Chief Analyst joins Future Tech Podcast to give us some tips and tricks for crypto-currency trading. BullBear Analytics is the publisher of the Bitcoin BullBear and Crypto BullBear. BBA is the gold standard in market analysis and research, particularly in the cryptocurrency space.
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Stephen Wakeling – Founder and CEO of Phobio joins Future Tech Podcast. Phobio is a high growth company that delivers software-powered services to wireless retailers in North America and around the world. The company has 2 main platforms:
Rodio – communication from the center out to the edge of your organization so your teams can delight customers and deliver results.
Safetrade – a flexible, omni-channel trade-in platform for retailers that revolutionizes the way consumers and businesses upgrade to the latest technology.
Wim Sweldens – Co-Founder of Kiswe joins Future Tech Podcast.
Kiswe is activating “Play” Into Mobile Video Increases Engagement. Kiswe’s patented cloud-based video solutions transforms linear video into personalized social experiences. Transforming your video content from lean-back or lean-in viewing into immersive engagement.
Kiswe’s cloud-based video solutions turns video into a playground.
Kiswe Mobile (parent company):
Website: http://www.kiswe.com
Twitter: @KisweMobile
Co-Founder and COO of Hilo.io, Brit Morgan joins Future Tech Podcast. Hilo is a Social Network for cryptocurrency traders where you can follow along, interact with friends and influencers and research new investment opportunities. With the Hilo platform, your sensitive data will be owned and controlled by you.
Netvote is an open source voting protocol, soon available on multiple blockchain platforms. By using Netvote’s voting protocol and associated dApps, governments, corporations, and organizations anywhere will be able to find new and better ways to engage billions of voters.
Netvote features can help election administrators lower costs, increase trust, and incentivize voters. Everyone who wants to vote should.
Every vote should count. Every count should be verified.
Experience-driven commerce is all about bringing together rich data and insight, understanding who you are and where you are in your journey in order to contextually engage you, and leveraging data…
to create the optimal experience.”
As the director of the experience-driven commerce program at Adobe, Errol Denger and his team have focused on developing the commerce capabilities necessary to support the eCommerce use case, and have recently acquired the eCommerce platform Magento.
Denger discusses how experience-driven commerce works to create different experiences for first-time customers versus long-term customers, B2B and B2C examples of experience-driven commerce, the role of AI and algorithms, and how the recent acquisition of the eCommerce platform Magento will provide customers with frictionless, contextual, and more seamless transactions.
To learn more, visit the Adobe and Magento blogs, or contact Errol Denger directly at denger@adobe.
Professor Carmel Majidi and Ph.D. candidate Eric Markvicka have created a material with unique properties and potential applications in medicine, humanoid robotics, and textiles. Composed of liquid metal microdroplets inside of a silicone elastomer, this material can stretch with a negligible increase in resistance, undergo temperature cycling, and automatically heal itself with no loss of functionality when damaged.
Funded by projects supported by NASA and the US Air Force, the work being done by Majidi and Markvicka has already generated interest by companies in the electronics, aerospace, and automotive industries. The first commercial integration of this technology will likely be in textiles and wearable computing and could be expected to roll out within a year.
Stay up-to-date with the latest research at sml.me.cmu.edu
LOT Network is an international network of companies designed to proactively address the risks and costs posed by Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs) and patent privateering. Its members represent a broad range of industries, including consumer products, automotive, cloud computing and financial services. Members of the network have agreed to license their patents to the other members of LOT Network prior to transferring their patents to a third party outside the community.
The study of microbiomes is one of the hottest areas in science today. Gerard Honig is a man who wears many hats in this arena, heading a variety of projects related to the field.
Hoing founded Symbiotic Health in 2013 which focuses on novel drug delivery solutions as its applied to microbiome therapeutics to solve public health issues.
He also is Research Manager at the Chron’s and Colitis Foundation, where they manage a broad array of different projects related to the microbiome.
Join us for an intriguing discussion, as Hoing talks about the challenges and advancements in the field of microbiome science.
In this interview he delves into his work on improving the digestive system’s health via the delivery of microbiome-derived proteins; the proteins that target specific pathogenic bacteria within the gut to combat clostridium difficile colitis.
Additionally, Hoing talks about some of the scientific work that Symbiotic Health concentrates on related to the study of specific components of microbiota. Specifically they are focused on the results that can result in therapeutic effects, as well as the potential to apply the research to tackle other disorders of the gut such as inflammatory bowel disease.
