Towards a Smarter World [A]
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Join our podcast as we discover how to make the world smarter one step at a time! Listen to industry leaders on the trends and topics shaping how we work and use content.
Our episodes explore the latest in artificial intelligence, machine learning, semantics, and other emerging technologies. Discussions also include best practices for content strategy, engineering, operations, governance, and design. We share insights on how these practices are changing the way we live, work, and interact with each other.
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Episode 19 Bonus Material - AI and Machine Learning
Cruce Saunders and Gaja Vaidyanatha delve into the ways in which AI can enhance data environments and customer experiences. They discuss how various industries are using automation, amplification, and simplification of data architectures and operations to achieve growth. As AI technology continues to evolve, it has the potential to significantly improve customer experiences. If you're interested in adopting AI for your business, tune in to gain practical insights on how to do so in a user-friendly way and streamline data workflows.
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Episode 19 Bonus Material - Graph Databases
Join host Cruce Saunders in an enlightening conversation with data performance management expert Gaja Vaidyanatha as they delve into the world of graph databases and their pivotal role in the evolving data ecosystem. Discover how graph databases enable the analysis of multilevel transitional relationships, providing valuable insights into customer behavior and complex patterns.
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Unified Content Operations and the Pluggable Content Supply Chain
In this episode, Michael Iantosca, a long-time leader in structured content and content supply chains, explores the need for a universal, pluggable content supply chain to connect and orchestrate content workflows across an enterprise.
Companies often implement content creation and delivery tools but lack an "operations supply chain" to connect workflows. A future "content mission control" framework moves the industry forward for the AI era, where value comes from ecosystem interconnectedness.
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Simply Structured Documentation: Get started with modular content using DITA
Mike Hedblom of Medallia shares how his team uses Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA), a structured content approach, to deliver personalized content experiences. DITA allows content to be broken into modular, reusable components that can be dynamically assembled for different audiences. Mike explains how his team kept it simple when implementing DITA, focusing on solving immediate business needs like documentation personalization. In this interview, he provides tips on how to intuitively adopt structured content techniques like DITA without complexity. Tune in to hear a practical, real-world example of getting started with modular content.
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The Future of Design is Human-Centered: Insights from Doug Powell
In this episode, Doug Powell, a renowned design leader, discusses creating unified design systems and services across large enterprises. He shares strategies for gaining executive support, scaling design thinking, and measuring the impact of human-centered design.
Listen to this episode, to gain valuable insights into leading systemic design changes that enable teams to work better cross-functionally.
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Streamlining Operations with Unified Terminology
In this episode, Cruce Saunders chats with Kelly Lawetz, Director of Unified Content Services at Genetec, about her journey leading a team to create and deliver high-quality technical content. Discover the critical role of consistent terminology in content creation and how it impacts Genetec's digital transformation. Learn about the company's agile approach to terminology management. Explore the significance of leadership in driving change and how terminology management lays the foundation for a smarter future in content and customer experience.
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