The Analytics Anecdotes Podcast
By Excelion Partners
The Analytics Anecdotes PodcastApr 10, 2021
The 8th Episode - A Conversation with Casey Rentmeester About AI and Ethics
In this episode of the Podcast Tony is speaking with Casey Rentmeester.
Casey is the Director of General Education and an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bellin College. He specializes in ethics, is the author of the book "Heidegger and the Environment", and has numerous other articles on philosophy. In Tony's conversation with Casey they discuss ethics and how it applies to Data and AI.
If you would like to connect with Casey, you can find his LinkedIn in the show notes: https://www.linkedin.com/in/casey-rentmeester-217b6342/
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The 7th Episode - A Conversation with Lizeth Medina Balliet
In this episode of the Podcast we are joined by our own Virginia Maus, and we are speaking with Lizeth Medina Balliet. Lizeth is the Senior Manager of Quality Assurance and Technical Services at Neenah Foundry.
We had a fun conversation with Lizeth and we discuss some of the exciting challenges that she has faced within the manufacturing industry as it pertains to data and analytics.
If you want to connect with Lizeth, you can find her LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizeth-medina-balliet-96370011/
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The 6th Episode - Blanden Chisum
In this episode of the Podcast, we are speaking with Blanden Chisum. Blanden is a solutions engineer at Dataiku, and in this conversation, we discuss some of Blanden’s journey into data science and advanced analytics. Additionally, we talk about some of the specific manufacturing business challenges within the Data Science space that Blanden has dealt with and what advice he has for others within the manufacturing industry.
Enjoy the show!
You can connect with Blanden on LinkedIn by following this link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blanden-chisum-35679ba/
The 5th Episode - A Conversation With Brian Schauf
In this episode of the Podcast, we are speaking with Brian Schauf. Brian is the Innovation Technology Program Director at Schreiber Foods. Brian, Tony, and I discuss some of the challenges within the Data and Analytics Field as it applies to the Manufacturing Industry. Additionally, Brian is our first guest in our next couple of episodes we are calling "The Manufacturing Miniseries."
You can connect with Brian on LinkedIn by following this link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-schauf-9a9a054/
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The 4th Episode - A Conversation with Gary Cao
In this episode of the Podcast, we are speaking with Gary Cao. Gary is the VP of Data and Analytics at U.S. Venture.
Gary describes himself as a "serial founder of internal analytics startups." Additionally, he was recognized as an industry leader in 2019 by the Analytics Hall of Fame.
In this episode, we discuss some of Gary's journey in the analytics industry, what challenges he has seen, and where he believes things are going.
You can connect with Gary on LinkedIn by following this link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garycao/
Enjoy the show!
Episode 3 - A Conversation With Anurag Voleti
In this episode of the podcast, we are speaking with Anurag Voleti. Anurag is the Senior Director of Data and Analytics at GE Healthcare. Anurag describes himself as a Technology transformation leader, a bold visionary & a proud geek with an uncanny ability to shape and guide organizations. Tony and I really enjoyed our conversation with him, and we hope you enjoy the episode as well!
If you want to connect with Anurag, you can find his LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anuragvoleti/
Episode 2 - A Conversation With Earl Potter
Earl Potter is the SVP, Media Analytics at Quad. Our conversation with Earl explores his journey into analytics, why working with the business is sometimes more important than working directly with traditional IT, and what has him excited within the industry.
The Inaugural Episode - A Conversation with Adrian Price
Our first guess is Adrian Price. Adrian is a Data Scientist at J.J. Keller, and in this episode, we discuss how Adrian made the transition from academia to the private sector, what he believes the current trends are in Data Science, and what has him excited within the industry.