A journey into the future of motoring featuring memories of the zeppelin and a rogue boar

06/06/21 • 39 min

In this lively episode we're joined by well known motoring journalist and the editor of Cars of the Future magazine, Neil Kennett, to talk about the future of driving.
We explore just how far away we are from totally autonomous transport and question whether the so called 'self driving' cars of today are as safe as they purport to be.
Covering crime prevention, data collection and insurance, this is an unmissable episode for car owners and motoring enthusiasts alike.

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"I believe I ordered the 'large' Network Slice!" with special guest Pehr Claesson of Ericsson

In this insightful and educational episode, we speak with Pehr Claesson, Marketing Director at Ericsson Digital Services, who explains what Network Slicing is and how it can help improve the consumer experience.
Together, we explore how the technology could radically transform how we experience live gaming, remote working and event experiences in the future.
We ask Pehr to "show us the money" in terms of revealing the business opportunities and give us the low down on some future business models.
For more information on these new Network Slicing opportunities click here to download Ericsson's latest report.
This episode has been created with, and sponsored by, Ericsson.

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Just how smart can a building be?

This time we're joined by Digital Excellence & Internet Of Things (IoT) expert, Sam Lavers, to talk about 'Smart Buildings' - what they are and just how far they've come.
Sam transforms customers work spaces into smart cognitive facilities through the implementation of digital solutions and enablement through IoT services.
He explains how today's connected buildings need to recognise their purpose in order to maximise their potential.
We explore how intuitive technology can bring this to the fore with some great insights from Sam and a few laughs along the way.
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