Innova802
Innova802
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Join Vermont tech leaders Will Jeffries, Ryan Munn and Scott Graves as they discover the best this Brave Little State has to offer in technology-driven entrepreneurship. We profile leaders, debate the merits of policy and offer connection to the rural innovation landscape.
A project of SMGraves Assoc., Interchain Live and Blumenthal & Assoc.
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The podcast focuses on technology-driven entrepreneurship, rural innovation, and public policy, with episodes like 'Data Privacy Rights for Vermont' and 'The Satoshi Ratio' delving into current tech trends, legislative actions, and blockchain advancements affecting the local ecosystem.
Join Vermont tech leaders Will Jeffries, Ryan Munn and Scott Graves as they discover the best this Brave Little State has to offer in technology-driven entrepreneurship. We profile leaders, debate the merits of policy and offer connection to the rural innovation landscape.
A project of SMGraves Assoc., Interchain Live and Blumenthal & Assoc.
Open Innovation has become essential to good science being completed by our institutions. Our guest this week, Steve Rader speaks with experience on how open innovation, rather crowdsourcing has and will shape good science work moving forward. Steven recently retired from NASA and is an expert in open innovation after 36 years with NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.
We discussed his experiences leveraging crowdsourcing and open innovation to achieve significant cost savings and accelerate technological advancements at NASA, including nearly 900 successful challenges within his career. He highlighted the importance of understanding a problem’s root causes before brainstorming solutions and the four “G’s” driving participation (Gold, Guts, Glory, and Good) by thousands of our neighbors passionate about the work of science.
Our listeners can connect with Steve by clicking here.
This Are We Here Yet? podcast is in association with the Innova802 podcast.
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