The Bits vs Bytes Podcast, for lovers of Technology, Leadership and Business. New episode every week on Tuesday. Hosted by Amer Grgic.
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Carmit Glik is the CEO and Managing Director for Cogoport in Europe. In this podcast we discuss the challenges the shipping sector faces.
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Rune Theill, Rockstart
Rune Theill is the CEO and Co-Founder for Rockstart, a startup accelerator in The Netherlands. We talk about their beginnings, what a accelerator does for startups in their program but also what makes a successful startup.
Other Podcasts
051 – Shipping Around the World with Cogoport
Carmit Glik is the CEO and Managing Director for Cogoport (https://cogoport.com) in Europe. In this podcast we discuss the challenges the shipping sector faces. There are enormous digital challenges to be solved and Cogoport, started in India and now one of the market leaders, tries to solve these. Enjoyed this podcast? You will also like…
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050 – An interview with Bits vs Bytes
In this special 50th episode I asked some of the listeners to send in questions they wanted my opinion on, so the roles are reversed. Some of the topics that come to pass are Blockchain, Neuralink, leadership and many many more! Enjoyed this podcast? You will also like the one I did with Niels van…
049 – Building a CRM with Teamleader
Niels Vanden Buverie is the Strategic Partnerships Manager Belgium at Teamleader (teamleader.eu). In this podcast we discuss their vision on integrating with other packages, but also how they build their product. Enjoyed this podcast? You will also like the one I did with Niels Kaspers from NU.nl.
048 – Climbing Mount Everest and Building a Social Enterprise
Niels van Buren is one of the owners of Swink (www.swink.nl), a very special agency specialized in providing marketing and data services. His agency is special because they employ people with autism, because of their unique abilities to focus on specific tasks and analytical skills. We also go into him climbing the Mount Everest, after…
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047 – Education and Data with The Next School
Quinten Smit is the Co-Founder for The Next School (www.thenextschool.nl), a company specialised in data services for schools. In this podcast we discuss about how this data can be used, but also the future of education. Enjoyed this podcast? You will also like the one I did with Eddie Custovic from the BH Futures Foundation.
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046 – Predictive Hiring with Equalture
Charlotte Melkert is the Co-Founder of Equalture (https://www.equalture.com/), a platform that provides predictive hiring based on data that is gathered from multiple sources. In this podcast we discuss her vision on how hiring needs to change and also how their platform works. Enjoyed this podcast? You will also like the one I did with Ergin…
From the Blog
3 Leadership Lessons Learned Watching a Video on Cars
Browsing YouTube in my downtime I came across a video with Christian von Koenigsegg. Von Koenigsegg, founder and CEO of Koenigsegg, builds some of the craziest, beautiful, high-performance cars in the world. As someone with an interest in leadership, the video was fascinating for multiple reasons described below. What kind of leadership lessons can we…
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Why Do People Think Voice Assistants are a Good Idea?
The news is full of it lately: voice assistants. Everybody who is anybody is starting to test with it, from news websites to e-commerce. But why, and what does the future hold? Why voice assistants? Ever since the beginning of the age of computers we have mostly been dependent on interfaces that require a screen…
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Why and How I Started the Bits vs Bytes podcast
Around July of 2018 I started looking at doing a podcast, one of the reasons being that I had just discovered the phenomenon of listening to podcasts in my commute to work. I was amazed about how much quality content there is available in podcasts of 30 to 60 minutes.
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