Silicon Collar's guest appearances

Silicon Collar

SAP and Enterprise Trends Podcasts from Jon Reed (@jonerp) of diginomica.com

Busting the omnichannel - enterprise hacks and chats

Everett McKay

Mrinal Wadhwa

Mark Finnern

Vinnie Mirchandani

Josh Greenbaum

Brian Dennett

Kent Bettisworth

Gary Cokins

Joseph Jaffe

Mike Janke

Sam Yen

Brian Sommer

Barb Rojas

Jarret Pazahanick

Geoff Scott

OwlTail

Jon Reed and Vinnie Mirchandani have their differences when it comes to the outlook for robotics and jobs. At Inforum 2016, they sat down for a podcast taping where Vinnie explained the motivations behind his soon-to-be-released book and why he is optimistic about robotics and how workers can find new ways of working with tech and alongside the robots of the future. Vinnie made his case for why alarmists aren't helping us and the guys do some back and forth over the responsibilities of workers and employers and our educational system for adapting to the changes that automation brings.

<p>Jon Reed and Vinnie Mirchandani have their differences when it comes to the outlook for robotics and jobs. At Inforum 2016, they sat down for a podcast taping where Vinnie explained the motivations behind his soon-to-be-released book and why he is optimistic about robotics and how workers can find new ways of working with tech and alongside the robots of the future. Vinnie made his case for why alarmists aren't helping us and the guys do some back and forth over the responsibilities of workers and employers and our educational system for adapting to the changes that automation brings.</p>

Silicon Collar author Vinnie Mirchandani on robotics, jobs, and what lies ahead

Jon Reed and Vinnie Mirchandani have their differences when it comes to the outlook for robotics and jobs. At Inforum 2016, they sat down for a podcast taping where Vinnie explained the motivations behind his soon-to-be-released book and why he is optimistic about robotics and how workers can find new ways of working with tech and alongside the robots of the future. Vinnie made his case for why alarmists aren't helping us and the guys do some back and forth over the responsibilities of workers and employers and our educational system for adapting to the changes that automation brings.Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes.

Jon Reed and Vinnie Mirchandani have their differences when it comes to the outlook for robotics and jobs. At Inforum 2016, they sat down for a podcast taping where Vinnie explained the motivations behind his soon-to-be-released book and why he is optimistic about robotics and how workers can find new ways of working with tech and alongside the robots of the future. Vinnie made his case for why alarmists aren't helping us and the guys do some back and forth over the responsibilities of workers and employers and our educational system for adapting to the changes that automation brings.Yes, you can get <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/busting-omnichannel-enterprise/id947116159" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes</a>.

Robotics and jobs - what lies ahead, with Silicon Collar author Vinnie Mirchandani 