9 episodes
Bootlegged Innovations John Schultz
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Bootlegged Innovations provides insight and guidance to executives with courage to unlock hidden value in their enterprise. We bridge the gap between the needs of the business and the ability of the workforce to execute in a secure and resilient environment. The goals of the show are to create materials and assets that can be further leveraged in the market place, become the go to source for executives with courage that have the foresight to understand that they must continuously disrupt and evolve to address the needs of the business to “Make More, Break Less and Didn’t Spend,” and Shine a spotlight on the need for society and organizations to have a K to Grey strategy for continuous workforce development through continuous task qualification and micro-credentials.
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Encore: Bridging the Gap - Why Digital Transformations Fail
In this episode we explore "Why Digital Transformations Fail with the author of that very book and former P&G executive Tony Saldanha, Change Management Sherpa Mike Aroney and serial successful Digital Entrepreneur and CEO of AUgmentir - Russ Fadel.
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Smart Cities - Ladders of Opportunities
The Smart City Movement has become a passion of mine. This passion started when I read the book Smart Cities - Smart Future by Mike Barlow and Cornelia Levy-Bencheton.
This passion was FUELED the day I met Jeff Sheffield. -
Reopening America - Buyer Beware
It was originally my FULL intention to make Bootlegged Innovations on VoiceAmerica a COVID-19 free zone. To have one hour a week that I could escape with amazing guests and talk about INNOVATION.
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Episode 5 - Workforce of the Future
According to the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) - US Manufacturers is already in the midst of a Skills Crisis that will just continue to grow over the next decade.
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Demand Driven - OEE - Necessary But Not Sufficient
How do I maximize the value across my entire supply chain and my Return On Assets? This episode will bring 3 very distinct points of view to this question.