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Emerging technologies like Virtual and Augmented reality are, well…emerging. Brian Bogus, CEO of Abstract, a tech company located in Magnolia, Texas joins Eric Roetzer, Director of Production to discuss these technologies and their applications.

Episodes

  1. 10/01/2020

    #4 - Why Generational Learning Styles Matter & How to Calculate Business Value of an AR/VR Project

    We get past the same-old Baby Boomer/Millennial drama and talk about generational learning styles, why they matter, and how to create a business case to pitch a decision-maker with the best chance of approval. Understanding generational similarities and differences can be critical to achieve project sign-off. We also talk about calculating business value, and the importance of showing decision makers the ROI on a project. Getting that $3 million dollar project approved is a lot easier when you can show a $9 million return on investment estimate over three years. What are you waiting for? Let's dive into episode 4 of the Tech Noise podcast by Abstract.Tech.

    40 min

  2. 07/08/2020

    #3 - The Optics of Safety vs. Real Results with Nathan Braymen

    Is your company's safety focused on optics or results? How can AR/VR help with knowledge transfer and why are some companies slow to adopt it? In Episode 3 of the Tech Noise Podcast, we're joined by Nathan Braymen from the Safety Justice League (https://www.safetyjusticeleague.com/) to talk all about safety in the workplace, what to focus on to actually keep people safe, and how AR/VR technologies can help drive results. 1:37 - About Nathan Braymen 3:47 - Onboarding Challenges for Lean Companies 5:30 - Where safety fits into operational excellence 9:05 - Safety Onboarding - Is it just about checking off the box? 11:03 - How to choose the right goals to drive your desired outcome 12:25 - Why are companies slow to adopt AR/VR technology? 15:02 - Capturing knowledge with Augmented Reality 16:57 - Fears of the unknown are holding companies back 18:43 - Strategies to encourage adoption of safety tech 23:40 - Input vs. Output focused KPIs 27:00 - How safe are we really vs. How safe do we look? 30:00 - Optics can be deceiving 31:06 - Encouraging safety through knowledge transfer 32:14 - Where does someone start with VR safety training? 34:01 - Generational implications of technology adoption 38:00 - Episode 3 Recap The Safety Justice League's goal is to push good information and help pull safety into the future. Do you have questions about OSHA record keeping? Head over to https://www.isitrecordable.com/ and ask Nathan your questions. Here he offers free advice so you can focus on the things that actually keep your people safe. ------------------- For more episodes and information visit https://www.abstract.tech/

    42 min
  3. #2 - Augmented Reality Wearables. Are they Ready? Are We?

    05/29/2020

    #2 - Augmented Reality Wearables. Are they Ready? Are We?

    AR Wearables. They've come a long way in the past decade, but are they ready for mass adoption? We talk about the challenges and strengths, and offer up our thoughts on where the technology is at today for enterprise.

    29 min
  4. #1 - VR for Training & Conferencing - What is it good for?

    05/28/2019

    #1 - VR for Training & Conferencing - What is it good for?

    On their maiden voyage, hosts Brian Bogus (CEO, Abstract) and Eric Roetzer (Director of Production) talk about where Virtual Reality fits in companies amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

    34 min
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Emerging technologies like Virtual and Augmented reality are, well…emerging. Brian Bogus, CEO of Abstract, a tech company located in Magnolia, Texas joins Eric Roetzer, Director of Production to discuss these technologies and their applications.

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    Abstract
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  • Episodes
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