Mitigating one of Aviation's biggest risk factors: fatigue
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
Is fatigue putting your business at risk? That’s a question Pulsar Informatics strives to answer. Pulsar’s mantra is that Alert workers are more productive, and experience fewer accidents. Pulsar gives real-time information about fatigue levels in a business’s operation, so they can actively manage risk and improve overall performance.
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GoDirect: the B2B digital marketplace for aviation
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
It's time for the aviation marketplace to go digital. Lisa Butters is the General Manager of the GoDirect Trade, the B2B digital marketplace at Honeywell Aerospace. In just over a year, GoDirect has solidified itself as the premier platform for aviation parts, and aims to provide an unseen level of transparency between both the buyer and seller.
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Rise of the Ecosystems
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Prof. dr. Annemieke Roobeek is professor of Strategy and Transformation Management at Nyenrode Business University in the Netherlands. Her current work in the private sector focuses on helping companies witn successful innovation and the development of ecosystems. With experience in a range of industries from air transport to finance, Prof. dr. Roobeek holds informative insight into not only changing our technology, but changing our society.
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Digital Wallets are Ready for Take-off in Travel
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
Smartphones continue to have an increasing role in our day to day lives. Have you ever wondered who was behind tools like digital wallets and boarding passes?
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How to Become Unreasonably Successful: Richard Koch Part II
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
The conclusion of our host Eugene Hoeven's special interview with Richard Koch, author of the 80/20 principle, and his new work, How to Become Unreasonably Successful.
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The Building Blocks for Smart Airports
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
Grant Furlane has over 35 years of experience as an entrepreneur in the technology sector, specializing
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How to Become Unreasonably Successful: Richard Koch Part I
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
In this special episode of the podcast, we navigate away from Aviation to hear from Richard Koch. A former management consultant, Koch has become a well known author, publishing several works on the 80/20 Principle.
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Digitizing the future, and adapting to a generation shift in the workforce
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
Today's guest is Per Ahl, CEO of Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions. Saab has been an evolutionary force in air traffic, working with outfits like LFV to provide remote air traffic control, and digitizing the workflow. Eugene Hoeven speaks to Per Ahl about the immense sea change in air traffic control, and the struggles in attracting a new generation of workers to the field.
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Aviation – An Industry Ripe for Disruption
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
This week’s interview is with Ian Painter of Snowflake Software, an award-winning provider of cloud and on-premise software solutions for the aviation industry, which he co-founded with
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Unity of Purpose
The Aviation Innovation Podcast
For young entrepreneurs, navigating the path to successful growth can be intimidating. Started in 2004 as between 2 innovative neighbors, Searidge Technologies has become a global leader in air traffic control.
info_outlineWhat if you could get medical supplies to people in remote regions of the world when they need them? That's what Will Hetzler is doing with drone technology.
Will is the co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Zipline, a medical product delivery company based in San Francisco. He joins Eugene Hoeven on this episode of the Aviation Innovation Podcast.