Todd Sundsted's guest appearances

Todd Sundsted

Finding Genius Podcast

Internet History Podcast

SOUTH POD: Rise of a Region

BIANCA RODRIGUEZ

James Thomas

Hugo Mercier

Ryan Sullivan

Neil Hunt

Paul Anderson

John Harte

Brian Lenzkes

Sam Robinson

Nancy Moran

Bryan Wade

Robert Beadles

John Weaver

John Hagel

Michael Grandner

OwlTail

Platforms, data.... nightmares at night. Todd Sundsted, CTO at Odeko and SumAll joins South Pod host Jon Yarian to share how Odeko is becoming the "Alexa for Coffee Shops" sheding light on small business issues and helping local coffee shops everywhere compete with the bigs. Their predictive technology takes care of the ordering, analyzing sales data and identifying trends to brew up new business. Grab a mug and listen in!

Platforms, data.... nightmares at night. Todd Sundsted, CTO at Odeko and SumAll joins South Pod host Jon Yarian to share how Odeko is becoming the "Alexa for Coffee Shops" sheding light on small business issues and helping local coffee shops everywhere compete with the bigs. Their predictive technology takes care of the ordering, analyzing sales data and identifying trends to brew up new business. Grab a mug and listen in!

Live from DIG SOUTH 2019: The Data in the Details with Todd Sundsted

SumAll automates operations for independent businesses using the power of data and AI. Over 350,000 users trust SumAll to automate social media marketing. Our product connects data from more than 40 platforms (revenue, web analytics, social, and email marketing) to generate and post the optimal social media content to drive business success. Our newest products - found at sumall.ai - automate inventory purchasing and staff scheduling for brick and mortar businesses like cafes. By connecting to the mobile point of sale system in a physical establishment we can gather historical sales data that, along with other proprietary inputs, feeds into our sales forecasts. Based on these forecasts we can effectively predict the needed inventory levels and place orders on our users behalf. We’re proud to save owners time and money that they can reinvest in growing their business. Founded in 2011, SumAll is headquartered in New York City. We’re passionate about helping small businesses succeed and believe in the power of data to change the world

SumAll automates operations for independent businesses using the power of data and AI. Over 350,000 users trust SumAll to automate social media marketing. Our product connects data from more than 40 platforms (revenue, web analytics, social, and email marketing) to generate and post the optimal social media content to drive business success. Our newest products - found at <a href="http://sumall.ai" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sumall.ai</a> - automate inventory purchasing and staff scheduling for brick and mortar businesses like cafes. By connecting to the mobile point of sale system in a physical establishment we can gather historical sales data that, along with other proprietary inputs, feeds into our sales forecasts. Based on these forecasts we can effectively predict the needed inventory levels and place orders on our users behalf. We’re proud to save owners time and money that they can reinvest in growing their business. Founded in 2011, SumAll is headquartered in New York City. We’re passionate about helping small businesses succeed and believe in the power of data to change the world

Todd Sundsted - CTO at SumAll - Growing Your Business By Automating All Your Social Media And Marketing Needs

People have been yelling at me for years that I’ve not covered more technical aspects of the web’s history, especially things like Java. Specifically Java. The argument can be made that Java helped the web evolve into what it’s become. So, that’s why I was thrilled to sit down with Todd Sundsted, who is a developer who has been working with Java for more than 20 years. Todd walks us through the history of Java and why it is so important to the web’s general evolution.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

People have been yelling at me for years that I’ve not covered more technical aspects of the web’s history, especially things like Java. Specifically Java. The argument can be made that Java helped the web evolve into what it’s become. So, that’s why I was thrilled to sit down with Todd Sundsted, who is a developer who has been working with Java for more than 20 years. Todd walks us through the history of Java and why it is so important to the web’s general evolution.See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

168. The History of Java With Todd Sundsted