Disruptive Talk Podcast: Recent Episodes

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A periodic podcast on business and disruptive technology.

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The vision of the circular economy challenges the old industrial model and chimes in with the most pressing agenda of our times - the future health of our planet. 

Many manufacturers and predominantly startups strive for zero waste in the lifecycle of their products from the car industry through to packaging, the lighting industry, which has been transformed in terms of efficacy by the LED chip has proven to be especially keen to adopt the circular model. 

So we have turned to Lighting Engineer and Designer John Bullock, whose passion for all things lighting, has entertained and informed the readership of leading lighting magazines, and more recently, the launch and custodianship of the online portal The Light Review.

He is the man to define the difference between 'greenwash' and genuine sustainability.

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In this Podcast Episode, we tackle the ultimate disruptor of our time. 

It disrupts our time and our thoughts. 

Email and video conferencing, were technological advances which was heralded to free us have actually enslaved us. So how can we wrest back control?

Who better to ask than Marc Powell, founder of Emailogic who has been advising businesses large and small on how to manage this phenomenon successfully.

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Can we predict change and harness its power to prosper in the future? Steve Thomas chats with Sir George Cox, whose career has spanned the dawn of information technology to the present day.

Sir George uses his unique perspective to highlight the importance of discontinuity as a driver for change and innovation. Technology, he says, is very predictable but divining where its application will take us is a very different matter. Who would have predicted the growth in mobile communications or the impact the internet, which was developed for a totally different reason, would have?

And looking to the future, where will AI and genetic modelling take us? What will it take for us to trust it?