Posts Tagged ‘podcast’

In an era where everything is considered digital, what really makes something digital? In Season 1, Episode 1 of the What If? So What? podcast, hosts Jim Hertzeld and Kim Williams-Czopek share their research on what makes something digital or not. They discuss examples of things that are definitely digital and some that aren’t quite […]

Recently, Sean Calvillo, a director in Perficient’s financial services group, was invited to speak on Nuxeo’s Content Journeys podcast, which is a monthly discussion about the world of content in business. For those not familiar with the company, Nuxeo is the developer of a content services platform that combines enterprise content management (ECM) and digital […]

If you’re looking to explore new avenues to expand your reach—and the depth of affinity—podcasting may be the perfect channel for you. Did you know: 48 million people listen to podcasts weekly and 16 million are “avid podcast fans” They’re more likely to follow companies and brands They are more likely to subscribe to Netflix […]

Take Control of Your Morning There’s no better way to get into the Salesforce-frame-of-mind on a Monday morning than a little pre-work headspace with your favorite tech podcasters. Our team sure does. Tim Murphy wrote about his podcast takeaways and after David Schild recommended the Salesforce Admins podcast to me, I was hooked. (Don’t worry, links below.) […]

I had the honor of joining master Sitecore Developer and host Derek Dysart as a guest on his Sitecore-based podcast Core Sampler. I am proud to be among the ranks of distinguished Sitecore MVP’s and a growing variety of Sitecore experts on his informative series. Check out the Podcast While the content of this podcast […]

Waking up early. Grabbing breakfast on the run. Sitting in traffic every…single…day. It’s pure, unadulterated bliss. Just as I can count on the sun waking me in the east every morning, I am equally reliant on my morning & evening commutes to center me and provide me an hour of personal growth that would be hard […]