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“Digital Alchemist podcast” speaks to constraints that people who have to transform in business as software accelerates at lightening speed while personal culture doesn't. Software engineering, building business capabilities and selling products and services requires a ”mindset shift” today for large, mid-size and new entities who expect to deliver value by using agility, innovation and resilience. The explicit need for integration of corporate wellness, AI, AGI, ASI, Fin Tech and compliance to meet customer trade regulations different than the approach in the US add to the chaos. Our episodes are based on organic change to offer experiential solutions and information that can help you get through business constraints and organizational complexities related to the global transformational journey we have been moving into since the 1st Industrial Revolution. We will spotlight interviews with specialists in business, software engineering, psychology, neuroscience, value-based delivery, and many other topics that will support and inform the need to create healthy coherence for the Techno-Human Evolution underway.
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Thursday May 20, 2021
Thursday May 20, 2021
Bert Roberts, CEO of MCI, hired Robin to present their in-use site (acquired in the RCA M&A) as available to WHOI for the proposed world-class oceanography school location, the Cape Cod Commission and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute were scouting.
The Chatham site's functional obsolescence was becoming clear since the wireless boom and ship to shore was pulling on the balance sheet of MCI's core business.
Robin did many things to move forward with this unique MCI asset despite political and corporate constraints.
She helped list it on the National Historical Register and secured MCI approval for an archeological dig that recovered ancient Indian artifacts at the lakeside parcels.
Robin contracted with local engineers to remove poles from the ocean floor of this historic Guillermo Marconi oceanfront wireless site to detract any potential environmental impact to the Chatham, Massachusetts, wetlands, and marsh area.
Preserving the property that communicated the Andridoria, Hindenburg, and Titanic disasters with cutting-edge technology in the early 1900s was the most beneficial and rewarding aspect of this endeavor.
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