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Define your digital roadmap. Weekly podcasts featuring specialists from across the S&P Global Market Intelligence research team offer deep insights into what"s new and what"s next in technology, industries and companies as they design and implement digital infrastructure. To learn more, visit: https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/topics/tmt-news-insights

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Ep. 114 - Metaverse research and outcomes

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2023/05/02

With the attention given to the metaverse, it’s worth digging into the more practical details of how it’s impacting the need for infrastructure, and what the market impacts can be. Ian Hughes and Neil Barbour return to look at recent research, market forecasts, and the evolution of advertising in this new realm with host Eric Hanselman. As practical applications extend from gaming to the industrial metaverse and investment strategies change, branding and advertising are changing along with them.

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Ep. 113 - Security at the RSA Conference

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2023/04/25

The RSA Conference in San Francisco is a major event for the information security industry and this year will have the risks and benefits of generative AI to add to the conversations. Research director Scott Crawford and security analysts Garrett Bekker and Dan Kennedy join host Eric Hanselman to explore the realities of the trends and technologies at the conference. AI has the in improving security operations, but the attacker community is already weaponizing it for their own ends.

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Ep. 112 - Application Networking

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2023/04/18

Networking has long been the static plumbing that just made connectivity happen, but that’s changing rapidly to address the demands of modern enterprise applications. Interconnect has to happen at higher levels of abstraction and with greater levels of automation to get to the scale required. Fears of robots gone wild in the network should be shelved in favor of managed API’s and automation platforms. There are still a lot of moving parts, but the transformation of a lagging field is underway.

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Ep. 111 - Venture capital in complicated markets

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2023/04/11

The buffeting the technology sector has received has forced a serious reevaluation of venture capital community positions. M&A analyst Melissa Incera digs into the current situation with host Eric Hanselman and points at that there are some bright spots in all of the gloom. While portfolio valuations are down, expectations for valuations are also lower. That presents possibilities for both VC’s and corporate acquirers, but cash flowing into funds is more selective. The green shoots of spring?

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Ep. 110 - FinTech in the APAC region

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2023/04/04

The world of Financial Technologies is evolving rapidly and the APAC region is one of the most diverse, with some countries having some of the deepest levels of FinTech adoption to others, that are bypassing traditional financial frameworks as so much of their populations are unbanked. Analyst Sampath Sharma joins host Eric Hanselman to explore the wide range of FinTech approaches that are in play and how they fit into the global perspective. The future is bright but in some very different

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Ep. 109 - Dealing with uncertainty in risk modeling

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2023/03/28

Risk analytics can be powerful, but depend on the quality of data and the underlying model. How can we be certain that the results are valid? Arsene Lui, associate director for quantitative modeling, joins host Eric Hanselman to discuss the challenges of quantifying uncertainty - particularly important in these turbulent economic times. Credit risks are particularly complicated to sort out, given macroeconomic scenarios that seem to shift by the hour. More details

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Ep. 108 - Mobile World Congress and the metaverse

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2023/03/21

This year’s Mobile World Congress was back with the massive throngs of years past and some notable advances in the technological partnerships between hyperscalers and telecom operators. Brian Partridge and Ian Hughes return to discuss the latest advances with host Eric Hanselman. Private wireless got expanded focus while issues around spectrum realities are being worked out. The industrial metaverse has emerged as the pragmatic course for this buzzy technology. There’s money to be made there.

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Ep. 107 - Tech accelerating supply chain evolution

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2023/03/14

Shipping and logistics are the core of the supply chain and digital transformation could have a massive impact, but it’s not a simple transition. Analyst Mark Fontecchio and Eric Johnson from the Journal of Commerce return to discuss study results and the activities taking place at the TPM and TPM Tech conferences with host Eric Hanselman. It’s a business that has been information-heavy, but technology challenged. Perennial problems in skills and scale are holding them back.

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Ep. 106 - Data challenges in volatile markets

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2023/03/08

Data can be a powerful tool to gain competitive advantage, but to put it to work, organizations needs skills and technologies that can be hard to acquire. Research analyst Paige Bartley and head of channels David Coluccio join host Eric Hanselman to discuss the implications of their recent webinar that offered some perspectives and paths forward for organizations that are struggling in the journey to better digitization. Check out the full webinar here: https://spglobal.com/Datathatdelivers

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Energy and innovation at CERAWeek

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2023/02/28

Breaking through boundaries and sparking innovation has been the hallmark of the CERAWeek conference for almost two decades and this year it arrives with a world that’s in much greater turmoil but one where innovation offers greater hope. Analysts Gabrielle Brown, Jonathan Schroth and Johan Vermij are chairing panels at the conference and exploring what they’ll be discussing with host Eric Hanselman. Crypto energy use, generative manufacturing and quantum are all on: https://ceraweek.com/

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Energy and innovation at CERAWeek

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2023/02/28

Breaking through boundaries and sparking innovation has been the hallmark of the CERAWeek conference for almost two decades and this year it arrives with a world that’s in much greater turmoil but one where innovation offers greater hope. Analysts Gabrielle Brown, Jonathan Schroth and Johan Vermij are chairing panels at the conference and exploring what they’ll be discussing with host Eric Hanselman. Crypto energy use, generative manufacturing and quantum are all on: https://ceraweek.com/

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Ep. 104 - M&A in Focus: the new normal?

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2023/02/21

The technology landscape has been transformed, and not for the better. Brenon Daly returns to deliver a dour outlook on M&A prospects with host Eric Hanselman. Will a macroeconomic woodchuck nip the buds of an M&A spring? Private equity has pulled back, and some previous mega-deals may get unwound. The technology market is looking to just get through the current situation and move forward to better times. The webinar has more detail under events here: https://spglobal.com/Datathatdelivers

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Ep. 103 - Data in AI

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2023/02/15

Hidden behind all of the buzz around ChatGPT is the dependence on the nature and quality of the data that built the models that run it. Peter Licursi and Chris Tanner join host Eric Hanselman to discuss how data drives the model’s capabilities, but can also create unwanted bias and scaling issues driven by the large compute requirements. Is generative AI the single most compelling piece of computational technology that humanity has seen? So much of what it can do comes down to the data.

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Ep. 102 - Super Bowl games, gaming and ads

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2023/02/07

The Super Bowl is coming up and there’s a lot that’s changing beyond just the teams that are playing. Justin Nielson and Scott Robson join host Eric Hanselman to examine the changes in advertising, the growth of gaming as it fills the holes left by crypto and the lack of streaming options. The linear version of the event gets a technology boost with the latest over the air digital video standard. There will still be beer commercials, but they’ll be different, too. There’s also a football game.

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Ep. 101 - Data on Datacenters

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2023/01/31

Infrastructure supporting technology is often hidden from sight. Understanding fundamentals, such as where the datacenters are that house so much of what we work with every day can be a complex exercise. A source of clarity is the Datacenter Knowledgebase and analyst Stefanie Williams joins host Eric Hanselman to look at what it is and how it’s used. Capacity and resource consumption for ESG tracking are just a start. http://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/campaigns/2023-trends-in-tech

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Ep. 100 - The future of practical AI

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2023/01/24

For our 100th episode, analysts Nick Patience and Dan Thompson rejoin host Eric Hanselman to look at practical things that we can do with AI tools today. Improving the quality of astrophotographic images is a complex task that AI approaches have radically simplified and enhanced. Coupling natural language processing, as ChatGPT has done at OpenAI, opens new uses. AI driven models have taken speech synthesis to levels where it might even be hard to tell which is the real podcast host...

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Ep. 99 - Like Vegas, CES is back!

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2023/01/17

The regular glitz and hype of Las Vegas was kicked up a notch with the Consumer Electronics Show, now just CES, debuting the latest in technology. Analyst Neil Barbour joins host Eric Hanselman to look at what was more of an incremental step up, as the event returned to its pre-pandemic size. The crowds were back, but there were fewer mind-bending innovations, as automotive and industrial collaborations took the spotlight and display technologies improved. And yes, there was a lot of metaverse…

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Ep. 98 - Quantum is not boring

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2023/01/10

New technologies cycle through visibility phases, surfacing when breakthroughs are made, and quantum computing has just had a number. Still, the buzziness of the previous year seems to have faded. Is quantum getting boring? Analyst Gabriella Brown joins host Eric Hanselman to discuss why it’s not. New records have been set in qubit counts, and practical applications are flowering. Growing numbers of tools make it easier to put quantum to work, and more businesses are harnessing its

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Ep. 97 - 2023 year ahead in preview

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2023/01/03

As the New Year dawns, there’s a lot to consider in tech. Simon Robinson kicks off the year with a look at the trends reports for the coming year with host Eric Hanselman. This year the coverage has expanded even further than the traditional 451 Research Previews with the larger TMT view, looking at cloud, multichannel and broadband, fintech, customer experience, security, IoT, data, AI and analytics, workforce productivity, media, DevOps, cloud-native and more. And yes, even the metaverse!

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CX Holiday Extravaganza!

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2022/12/20

The holiday season has most of us thinking of customer experience. Still, businesses have to expand their thinking to fully engage not only consumers but also the employees who are interacting with them. Research director Sheryl Kingstone returns to discuss how this season has progressed and look at what’s needed to make service a path to a better brand reputation. “Emotion is the currency of experience,” and businesses must embrace all available channels, including the metaverse.

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