Technomics

It's the end of the year - a time to recap and reflect on what we've experienced in the last 365 days. Before we say good-bye to 2015, Robyn and Jeremy look back at the topics and events that had the greatest impact on the techonology world. From acquisitions and mergers to product launches and legal precedents, they'll discuss what felt 'big' to them in 2015 and will hint about the issues they believe we re-emerge in 2016.

Data Centers are like the great and powerful Oz... much of the time they're behind the curtain making magic happen. And there's a lot happening behind the curtain. Increasingly we're seeing trends move away from the rack-and-stack approach, and instead we're seeing more development in the software defined Data Center. Russell Temple, director of Insight's Data Center practice, dishes on all-things Data Center with Robyn and Jeremy.

Disruption is the new normal. From bookstores to taxis to lodging, technology is reshaping the way we interact, consume and engage with businesses. In this episode, Insight's CEO Ken Lamneck chats with Robyn and Jeremy about how disruption is changing industries and changing the way business is managed and approached.

Marketing is a business function that gets disrupted with every new tech innovation. In this episode, hosts Robyn and Jeremy welcome special guest, New York Times Best Selling author and online customer service and marketing thought leader Jay Baer to talk about the impact technology has had on marketing.

Our perspectives on privacy are changing, and technology is often a catalyst in this change. Do you really know what's happening to your personal data - the information you provide to a social media platform when you sign up to post pictures and stay in touch with your friends? Plus, Jeremy reveals why Microsoft has him so excited. Music: BenSound.com

Diversity, innovation and customer experience are key drivers for technology companies. The Technomics team digs into Twitter's diversity goals, the real innovations based on the HBO Silicon Valley show and discusses whether it's a software or hardware-driven world.

Facebook is supplying the Internet with solar powered lasers, and our cars are actually computers...that can get hacked. Robyn and Jeremy explore what our concept of technology companies are and how the definition is evolving.

Technology moves fast! Jeremy Nelson and Robyn Itule take a look at how quickly the industry moves as evidenced by how much ground they've covered since sitting down for their innaugural podcast recording.