37 episodes
CRIC Podcast CNO's Rapid Innovation Cell
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The CNO's Rapid Innovation Cell is an organization of 15 junior officers and enlisted. Its goal is to empower and enable emerging Naval leaders to rapidly create, develop and implement disruptive solutions that tackle warfighter needs while advocating for, and inspiring, deckplate innovation throughout the Fleet.
This podcast chronicles their projects and highlights innovation efforts throughout the Fleet.
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37: CRIC Director CDR Ben Salazar
Managing CNO's maniacs is not an easy job, but somebody has to do it. Join CDR Ben Salazar and me as we talk about some of the back room difficulties and successes of the CRIC, what NWDC actually stands for, and what to expect for the next round of CRIC accessions.
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36: Question and Answer Session
I take a minute to answer listener questions-thank you for your help in making this episode possible!
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35: Robotics with Paul Scharre of CNAS
What's the difference between the Army's approach to using unmanned aircraft vs the Air Force's? Why does it matter? Join robotics expert Paul Scharre and me as we discuss these issues and why it is going to take a major change in mindset to get the most use of our drones.
For more info on Paul: http://www.cnas.org/ScharrePaul
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34: Connecting People with Lyndsay Westby-Gibson
At the center of the Naval Warfare Development Command and its innovation mission is a connector who seems to know everyone in the innovation world. My guest today is Lyndsay Westby-Gibson, who has helped connect me with innovators and great guests in the past. We talk about what's going on over on the East Coast, and why MCPON is visiting NWDC later this month (we like to think it's because he loves the podcast).
Links mentioned:
Athena East Registration page: https://navyathenaeast.eventbrite.com
Navy Brightwork (CAC enabled): https://www.milsuite.mil/book/groups/navy-collablab
CRICx LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/groups?mostRecent=&gid=8103283&trk=my_groups-tile-flipgrp
An event we are scoping out in September is the Rapid Prototyping Challenge Weekend in Camp Lejeune, NC. http://www.rpcw.org/ -
33: Question Everything with LT Jason Knudson
Today's episode waxes philosophical as returning guest LT Knudson and I discuss innovation in a bureaucracy and how to change the way we think about the Navy.
Ask the tough questions. Don't be afraid to fail. Make a difference.
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32: 5 Sales Techniques to Increase Your Influence
Today's show is just me, talking about how to use sales techiniques to increase your influence at work.
Good ideas are fine, but without the ability to convince others to adopt them, you'll be useless.
How do you answer the question, "sell me this pen"? The answer, and four other great sales techniques, is in this podcast.
Links mentioned:
Shark Tank: http://youtu.be/UnQ5cr6G78g?t=14m12s
How to Talk to Anyone: http://www.amazon.com/How-Talk-Anyone-Success-Relationships/dp/007141858X
Customer Reviews
Where was this when I was on Active Duty?
Well, I retired in 2006, that might explain it. Outstanding production values, the audio is very balanced which makes the podcast easier to listen to in a car and focus on the guest/topic for the week.
A must for USN
This is full of great ideas in and out of work. I like how they challenge the normal ways to improve things
CRIC
Awesome military podcast. Wish there were more like it. The ability to ask questions, evaluate, critique is critical for growth in a establishment like the US Navy.