Bernard Marr's Future of Business & Technology Podcast

In this live session, I will talk about the first 5 technology trends I cover in my new book "Tech Trends in Practice:  The 25 Technologies That Are Driving The 4th Industrial Revolution.I will outline my views and answer audience questions. In this first one I will focus on: ◼️ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning;◼️ IoT and the Rise Of Smart Devices;◼️ From Wearables to Augmented Humans;◼️ Big Data and Augmented Analytics;◼️️ Intelligent Spaces and Smart Places.

In this conversation with Bruno Aziza, Group VP at Oracle, we will be discussing the role of data and analytics in business. We will look at the increasing importance of data and answer audience questions.

In this podcast I am speaking to David Carmona, who is the general manager of artificial intelligence for Microsoft. We will be discussing the role of AI and machine learning during and after the pandemic.

In this podcast, I will answer questions from the audience and talk about the biggest future tech trends, Coronavirus, and how to get ready for a post-Covid-19 world.

In this conversation, I am speaking with David Denyer, professor of leadership and organisational change at Cranfield School of Management. We discuss how to lead a more resilient organisation in disruptive times.

In this conversation I talk to Jamie Susskind, barrister, speaker and award-winning author of Future Politics: Living Together in a World Transformed by Tech. We discuss the trends that are changing civilization, what we need to consider about a future where artificial intelligence and tech have transformed the way we live and the need for clarity through laws and regulation.

In this interview with Dan Jeavons, general manager for data science at Shell, we talk about the increasing importance of data as a vital business asset for the company and explore their journey and top tips to become a more data-driven business.

In this conversation I talk to Professor Richard Susskind about the impact of AI on professional jobs. The discussion is based on his book ’The Future of Professions: How Technology Will Transform the Work of Human Experts.

In this conversation I talk to Oxford professor, and author of the book ’The Creativity Code’ about machine creativity and whether artificial intelligence can be truly creative.

In this conversation I speak to Oxford Professor Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger about the data age, the hype around big data, artificial intelligence and machine learning. We discuss whether the hype is justified and what impact these technologies are having.