The world is experiencing unprecedented growth in technologies ranging from artificial intelligence and robotics to health advancements and automation. The Next...
In this episode, senior tech correspondent and host Samantha Murphy-Kelly leads a roundtable discussion with top journalists of the tech industry. Rachel Metz, AI reporter for Bloomberg, Adam Rogers, senior correspondent for Business Insider, and Matt McFarland, former CNN tech reporter and writer of the tech-focused Green Rocketship Substack newsletter, join Samantha to explore the latest and most exciting tech trends, their projections for 2025, the intersection of sustainability and technology, automated drone deliveries, and more. Plus, the group discusses the ways AI may function to make the world safer.
Episode produced by Situation Room Studios.
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Move over Excel. A New Tool Will Transform Business Data
In this episode, senior tech correspondent and host Samantha Murphy Kelly explores how data analysis is transforming business operations. The episode takes a closer look at the growing trend of business intelligence, including data analytics and artificial intelligence, and how entrepreneurs are using these tools to facilitate scalability, operational efficiency, project management, and much more. It features Suzanne Kerins, Chief Marketing Officer of CORA Systems, and Ciaran Burke, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Swoop Funding, both Irish companies and leading innovators of the data analytics industry. Samantha also speaks with Dr. Sunil Gupta, a professor of business technology at Harvard University.
Episode produced by Situation Room Studios.
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The Tech Transformation of Hospital Visits
In this episode, senior tech correspondent and host Samantha Murphy-Kelly explores the trend of transformative technology in healthcare, specifically in the patient experience. The episode features OneView Healthcare, an Irish health tech company providing hospital patients and staff with virtual care, through their innovative tablet technology. Samantha breaks down how this tech streamlines inpatient processes and enhances the connection between doctor and patient and why this could transform the hospital experience for families, patients, and medical caregivers. Samantha speaks with Dr. Dale Alverson, a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Ruth Reader, a health technology reporter at POLITICO, Nicki Fetterman, Vice President of Account Management at OneView, Alyssa Gutjahr, associate director of product at New York University Langone Health, and Jerry Vuchak, chief information officer at Children’s Nebraska hospital. Plus, Dr. Robert Pearl, former executive director and CEO of The Permanente Medical Group, explains how generative AI is shaping the telehealth game.
Episode produced by Situation Room Studios.
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How Automation Will Drive Your Company's Growth
In this episode, senior tech correspondent and host Samantha Murphy-Kelly explores the automation trend and how companies across the globe are innovating and increasingly incorporating robots into their lives, influencing communication, work, and business decisions. Samantha breaks down the various automation applications, including robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and software development. The episode features an inside look into Moffett Automation, an Irish company founded and directed by Sam Moffett. The company has created an unprecedented, four-directional fully automated pallet shuttle that makes warehousing much more efficient. But the latest trends in automation have also brought concern. Simon Johnson, a Nobel Laureate and MIT professor, and journalist Jennifer Strong share how automation could shape the future of business productivity and job stability. Plus, Kevin Surace, the father of the virtual assistant, sheds light into why automation might be here to stay.
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Could AI Make You Love Your Job?
In this episode, senior tech correspondent and host Samantha Murphy-Kelly explores the gamification trend in the workplace. Some companies have recently resorted to points and rewards systems as a way to incentivize employees. But this can lead to a slippery slope. Workhuman, an Irish company specializing in helping companies around the world uplift workers, has instead created a platform that recognizes and celebrates employee efforts. Jesse Harriott, the head of Workhuman’s iQ, gives an inside look into how artificial intelligence and data analytics power their unique and innovative recognition program. Dr. Jessica Kriegel, a workplace culture expert, shares insight into the loneliness epidemic and why employees feel disconnected from their employers. Plus, Dr. Hazel Grünewald, professor of organizational behavior at Germany’s ESB Business School at the University of Reutlingen explains the underlying concerns of gamification.
The world is experiencing unprecedented growth in technologies ranging from artificial intelligence and robotics to health advancements and automation. The Next Innovation podcast explores what is emerging on the cutting edge of business. Hosted by longtime tech correspondent Samantha Murphy Kelly and powered by Enterprise Ireland, the show delves into the most potentially disruptive developments across sectors. Each episode features insights that appeal to business leaders and innovators who want to look beyond today’s trends to tomorrow’s transformations.
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