0258 - Combining Business AND Technical Knowledge with Jane Antova

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Design Talk (dot IE)

Allen Higgins

184 episodes

1 day ago

Design Talk. A podcast for learning about the business of technology design and management. Listen to stories, panels, interviews and discussions about technology and design in-the-wild: the good, the beautiful, and the useful. Whether you've got one big idea, you think of yourself as an organisation designer, product designer, creator, or entrepreneur. Each episode offers a take on how people design, strategise, organise, and develop technology. We want to dig into the essence of design, discover the backstory to technologies, and unpack the design attitude. We started this podcast for you, because you are interested in tinkering, in making, and how ideas become 'things', and because we are all, in some way, involved in designing.

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0258 - Combining Business AND Technical Knowledge with Jane Antova

Design Talk (dot IE)

36 minutes 12 seconds

3 weeks ago

0258 - Combining Business AND Technical Knowledge with Jane Antova

Our hosts for this episode are William Mugan and Grace Gunne from the BSc UCD Economics and Finance class.

Today, we are very pleased to welcome Jane Antova from IBM Consulting and colleagues Angela Stakelum and Bernadette Keating.

First, Jane, can you share a little of your own story and starting out in IBM?

So, what does a day in the life look like?

These days, do you find yourself needing more, or less interaction with technology specialists to get the job done?

Can you talk about typical sources of information and scale or size of datasets?

Can you talk about the tools used for modelling, economic simulations, machine learning, and use of AI?

Do you think that programming skills necessary or nice-to-have?

We have some time for questions from the audience…

Before we finish, is there anything further you'd like to add? (favourite pods, blogs, channels, books)

Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your thoughts with us today.

Notes, extra questions, and further reading:

IBM Skills Build - https://skillsbuild.org (free learning courses and resources)

PL/I – Programming Language One

Acknowledgements

Music

Title: First Take

Artist: Debajyoti Biswas and Michael O'Neill

Source: mis.aup3

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Cover Art

Title: Complex collage

Artist: Allen Higgins

Source: JaneAntova-IBM.pptx

License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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