EP 34 - 4 Different Types Of AI by HughesONHughesON

In today's discussion, we focus is on three of the major cyber attacks of the recent past.HughesON

In this episode, we discuss some of the risks businesses take when they choose to not use AI (artificial intelligence) in their operations. We discuss the hesitancy of many companies to embrace AI due to fear and unfamiliarity. We highlight some of the benefits of integrating AI into business workflows, and the benefits of viewing AI as more than j…

In this episode, we dive into the crucial topic of tailoring cybersecurity for businesses of varying sizes. Understanding the distinct needs of small, medium-sized, and large enterprises is vital. Small businesses, typically with under 100 employees and annual revenues of 5 to 10 million, face the common misconception that they're immune to cyberat…

In this episode, we discuss the new social media platform from Meta called "Threads". How does this platform differ from Twitter and other social media platforms? How will businesses use the new platform?HughesON

In this episode we discuss the book "Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration" by Ed Catmull. Ed was President of Pixar Animation Studios for many years and wrote about things he learned along the way.HughesON

The hosts dive into the world of cybersecurity. Calvin shares the story of how ransomware caused problems for a major NFL team. Then he explores ransomware issues for businesses and how leaders can prepare for cybersecurity threats.HughesON

The podcast is back! Chuck is joined by two new hosts, Brian and Calvin, to discuss the ten most important needs for employees. The three hosts share and discuss perspectives from their various professional experiences.HughesON

Mike, Chuck, and Curtis return after a hiatus and explore lessons from the newsroom environment. They discuss how leaders can effectively adopt the newsroom mentality in a corporate communications strategy.HughesON

Mike Tippets interviews Mike Troy, Editorial Director for Retail Leader and Progressive Grocer. Discussing the changes in the retail customer experience.HughesON

Experiencing remote work firsthand during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mike, Chuck, and Curtis discuss the importance of company culture for teleworkers and work-from-home employees. What role does a company’s culture play for employees working remotely? What are the challenges and benefits of remote work?…

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Sharyn Nerenberg, Corporate Communications Director at Hughes, joins us to discuss corporate communications, specifically regarding digital transformations. We talk about the best methods of internal communication with employees, and Sharyn gives advice on company communication practices.HughesON

Chris Pascal joins us to explain the various features of SD-WAN. We also talk about incorporating this technology in a business’s digital transformation. How can tailored SD-WAN help a forward-thinking, growing company?HughesON

Joining us one more time, Tim Tang talks about Amazon Go and the future of autonomous checkouts. What are the benefits and difficulties of autonomous checkouts? What can smaller retailers learn from Amazon Go?HughesON

Tim Tang returns to talk with us about the weakest link in retail’s digital transformation: its network. Why does the network pose such a big problem for retail store owners? How can they improve their business’s network?HughesON

We welcome Tim Tang back to the show to discuss his article about the EMV liability shift’s effect on convenience stores. What changes should we expect in the upcoming year? What can store owners do in the face of this dilemma?HughesON

BOPIS (Buy Online Pickup In-Store) is changing the way we shop. Using a study from Secret Shopper and IHL Group, we discuss the current strengths and weaknesses of this shopping trend on the rise. How can retailers improve their customers’ BOPIS experience?HughesON

You can lead an employee to learning resources, but will they necessarily learn? How can they be motivated? Can technology help?HughesON

How have new collaboration platforms such as Microsoft 365 helped the digital transformation of business? The collaboration train is coming. Is your business ready?HughesON

We welcome Carl Malone back to the show to discuss some of the advantages of using augmented reality and virtual reality in learning development.What is the current state of AR and VR technology and equipment? How can these technologies lower training costs? Where is this technology going?Join us for this discussion about how these emerging technol…

What's happening to "brick and mortar" retail? Is it dying like so many have predicted. Can technology save the traditional retail shopping experience.In this episode, we discuss the role digital signage plays in today's retail experience. Our discussion is inspired by a recent benchmark report called "The Customer-Facing Digital Signage Market in …

This episode is a follow-up to our previous episode where we talked about getting stakeholders on the same page when establishing your company video strategy. This week we discuss how to involve company leadership in the process. Also, what is video ecosystem? Why is it important?HughesON

Join us as we discuss a recent white paper by Randy Palubiak entitled, "Getting Stakeholders on the Same Page About the Value and Role of Video for Communications and Employee Training".HughesON

Nick Coval and Jeff Bradbury join us to discuss the many benefits using SD-WAN technology.We also talk about the evolution of retail businesses like Walmart, Amazon, and Target.HughesON

Jeff Bradbury joins us on this episode to discuss the current evolution of grocery stores and convenient stores alike. How are they adapting to the needs of today's shoppers? How do mobile apps and loyalty programs play a part in this transformation?HughesON

Nick Coval, a Network Architect, joins us to discuss the current state of SD-WAN and Next-Generation Network Architecture.HughesON

What is "Organizational Health" and how does it relate to the culture of your business? How can efficient meetings help the health of an organization? Are today's employees skeptical of modern office perks?We discuss an article from CHIEF EXECUTIVE called "What Really Matters: A Conversation With Patrick Lencioni". We review some of Patrick's persp…

What is a "Digital Achiever"? How does he or she contribute to a digital transformation? We discuss a recent Forbes article that shares insight to this concept along with five tips to making it work for your business.We also discuss how NASA's Apollo 13 mission illustrates some of these principles.HughesON

Carl Malone, Hughes MediaTraining Product Manager, joins us to discuss the importance of meaningful training and how training changes as a business transforms.HughesON

What role does technology play in an employee recognition strategy? Brad Godfrey, Hughes MediaSignage Product Manager, joins us to discuss the importance of frequent, wide-spread, and meaningful recognition in an organization.HughesON

Employees join a company but they quit a boss. The difference is almost always based on the culture of the organization. How can organizations build a culture of success?For information about HughesON Network Services and Media Solutions, visit Business.Hughes.com.HughesON

A Digital Transformation is a major change to the processes and culture of an organization. How are People leading in the face of change? what are the keys to great leadership in this process?HughesON

This inaugural episode of our podcast begins the discussion of why a digital transformation might be important for any given business.This episode is hosted by Mike Tippets, Curtis Campbell, and Chuck Keeler of Hughes.For information about HughesON Network Services and Media Solutions, visit Business.Hughes.com.…