Sep 17, 2020
Peggy covers some of the latest big announcements in the world of technology, then digs into the newest happenings in Washington with AVs (automated vehicles).
She also discusses:
- Opportunities for autonomous driving and the biggest concerns that need to be overcome.
- What is being done with the Automated Vehicle...
Sep 17, 2020
Peggy and Conor McGinn, CEO, Akara Robotics, address challenges in healthcare and how robots can help kill germs. He says, there is a need to kill germs and ultraviolet rays can help.
They also discuss:
- How it is hard to know how many germs there are in a room, and how taking a “CIS approach” can help.
- How key...
Sep 17, 2020
Peggy and Jennifer Kahnweiler, author, "Introvert-Friendly Workplaces: How to Unleash Everyone’s Talent and Performance", talk about how work cultures can support introverts.
They also:
- Define introvert and the difference with extroverts.
- Talk about introverts in the era of COVID-19 and remote work.
- Identify the...
Sep 10, 2020
Peggy explains how we can equip our first responders with technology to be safer, but only if they are connected. Too often first responders are in rural locations without connectivity. She digs into how to keep industries connected and covers some of the latest trends in connectivity.
She also discusses:
- The amount of...
Sep 10, 2020
Peggy and James Lester, professor of computer science and director of the Center for Educational Informatics, North Carolina State University, shares the goal of the IntelliVisor project, saying it looks at the best way to train first responders, specifically firefighters, and imagines 10 years into the future.
They...
