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GFExcellent content, but let me repeat: I prefer to LISTEN to these presentations, and for this I plead: VOICE OVER THE QUESTIONS!! All we get is that little "chirp chirp" indicating that a question was flashed on the screen, but which is effectively hidden from listeners. We need to be able to HEAR the questions to keep up with the answers.
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TSThis is not a comment on Andrew Irvine's fine presentation but on RV's programming in general. RV's content is radically different from the original. I understand and support the changes to address a shifting audience, but, in my opinion, there is less and less rigorous exploration of critical issues such as those explored recently on Eric Townsend's Macrovoices. Besides Macrovoices, are there other podcasts of value? Thank you. And thank you RealVision.....you've make a difference.
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HCInteresting subject matter but not really a "where no man has gone before" analysis as there were few, if any, concrete examples of the future hotspots of innovation/disruption in the European context. "Digital intensity", "cultural dilemma", "frameworks" .... consultantspeak. Let's hope the RV founders will grab a hefty chunk of the 1.25 trillion opportunity.
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nsNow we need another presentation from someone else to suggest a few European companies that help large companies digitize , I am sure that RV will find such an enlightened soul.
Chapters
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Outline the Digitalization Revolution
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Explain “Innovate or Die”
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Why Have Start-Ups Become Central To This Process?
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What is the Cultural Dilemma?
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Start-Ups versus Incumbents
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Private Capital & Start-Ups
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European Digitalization Opportunity
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European Sectors with Opportunity
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How Investors Should Approach?
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Cheap Funding's Importance
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European Tech over U.S. Tech?