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Inclusively Telecom
by Inclusively
Making telecom more inclusive and diverse with Chris Lewis at Lewis Insight, and Monica Paolini at Senza Fili.With Inclusively, we want to create a place for everyone in the telecom ecosystem to share insights and experiences; to discuss new approaches, policies and technologies; and to document our progress in making telecom more inclusive, diverse, and sustainable for the workforce and users.
Episodes
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Inclusively: ETSI standards on accessibility. With Ulrike Haltrich, Sony Europe and ETSI
We were joined by Ulrike Haltrich a Senior Manager at Sony Europe, but who also has a chair role in the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) as the chair of the ETSI Human Factors Technical Committee. We discussed ETSI's work in developing standards for information and...
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Inclusively on European accessibility standards. With Gill Whitney, Independent Expert on Technology Standards
A standards and security perspective on inclusion and accessibility. We were joined by Gill Whitney who works independently with organisations like ANIC, the European consumer group. Her focus is on standards and ensuring accessibility and inclusion. Gill has previously also worked in academia…
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Making Smart Cities accessible to everybody. With Frazer McKimm at New Way Networks
A city is smart only if its services, both digital and physical, are accessible to everybody. How can we achieve this goal? Chris and I spoke with Frazer McKimm, Director at New Way Networks, about how inclusivity in smart city infrastructure should not be an add-on feature, but rather be…
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Inclusion gamechangers from Olympic Gamemaker. With Chris Holmes, Member of the UK House of Lords
Following his success organising the London 2012 Paralympics, Chris Holmes, Member of the UK House of Lords, now uses his role in the UK House of Lords to focus on the opportunities that all of these so-called new technologies bring to the table, but, always with the golden thread of inclusion...
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An inquisitive physicist view of audio accessibility and inclusion
Nick Hunn, a physicist with extensive experience in Bluetooth technology, discusses audio accessibility and inclusion. He highlights the shift from traditional telecoil-based hearing aids to advanced technologies that benefit everyone, not just those with hearing impairments. The new Bluetooth...
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Captioning and other accessibility features going mainstream. With Larry Goldberg
Larry Goldberg, a media and technology accessibility consultant, shares his journey from public broadcasting to consulting, focusing on accessibility and inclusion. He introduced captioning and audio description at WGBH in Boston and later worked on accessibility initiatives at Yahoo. Larry...
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Designing for Inclusion. With Chris McGinley, Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design
Chris McGinley, a Senior Research Fellow at the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, part of the Royal College of Art a wholly post graduate art and design institute in London, joined us for this Inclusively podcast. Chris is a Senior Research Fellow. He focuses on the ageing market and diverse user...
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Living the accessibility life, with Neil Milliken and Antonio Santos at Atos
Neil Milliken and Antonio Santos work for Atos, the global IT Digital Transformation & IT Services Organisation. For them, accessibility and inclusion cut across all domains. Neil and Antonio are also the founders of the AXSChat podcast, which has been running for over ten years and delivers...
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Wireless empowers the elderly to live on their own. With Ronnie Chang, ZTE
The elderly population is exploding, and so are their needs and desire to live a fulfilling and independent life and have easy and effective access to healthcare. Wi-Fi and cellular can be game-changing through sensing and home-based services. I talked to Ronnie Chang, Marketing Director Fixed…
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Closing the employment gap for disabled people with Jane Hatton, Evenbreak
Jane Hatton started Evenbreak to help employers to improve the recruitment of disabled people, not as a way to comply with regulation, but as an imperative to improve the quality of the workforce, and as an approach that helps everybody—enterprises, disabled people and everybody else. We…
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Inclusively with Frances West | Putting humans first
Frances West has a vast experience in making technology more inclusive, that started when she was at IBM. She believes that technology can be a great enabler of inclusion if we put humans—all of them, with all their differences—first from design to market. An inclusive approach will drive demand,...
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Inclusively with Rupert Baines | AI and mental health
How should we make the workplace more inclusive for mentally ill and neurodiverse people? How will AI help in diagnosing, treating and helping mental illness? Will AI help disabled people to socialize or cause isolation? We explored these issues and more with Rupert Baines, Chair of the UKTIN...
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Inclusively with Mansoor Hanif | The cities of the future
We were joined on Inclusively by Mansoor Hanif, recently of Neom, previously with BT/EE and Ofcom. Mansoor is currently enjoying himself as an angel investor (for instance in Darabase) and strategic advisor after his recent stint in the desert. He brings vast experience to the discussion about…
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Inclusively with Giovanni Severini, Microsoft | Better sound quality for assistive hearing devices
Current Classic Audio Bluetooth connectivity to assistive hearing devices does not deliver a good quality of experience and requires too much power. Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (LE Audio) is a new technology for audio streaming over Bluetooth that allows audio devices to run longer on a charge…
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Inclusively with Salesforce | Building accessibility into products from scratch
Salesforce has built accessibility and inclusive design into its processes, products and services and established an accessibility group at the heart of the business. Its multi-pronged approach benefits from executive buy-in and builds up from the bottom with a specialist accessibility team...
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Inclusively with BeMyEyes | Creating a more accessible world with AI for blind people
Be My Eyes is a fantastic example of how human volunteers and, now, AI, leveraging the power of smart phones, can help blind people interact with the world around them. From a simple start using the phone camera to help guide someone around their home, it has now evolved into a global business...
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Inclusively Telecom: Introduction
Chris Lewis and Lewis Insight, and Monica Paolini at Senza Fili, the hosts of Inclusively Telecom introduce the new podcast. They talk about the format, goals, topic and approach. You can find out more about Inclusively Telecom and the live Inclusively events at...
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Inclusively | How can both women and men benefit from gender diversity?
Diversity benefits everyone—people, businesses and customers. How can we improve gender diversity in the workplace, in our daily work practices and in our environment to benefit both women and men? In this Inclusively conversation, in collaboration with UKTIN, women and men compare their...
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Inclusively | Can Wi-Fi sensing help elderly and disabled people?
Inclusivity starts at home. Being able to live independently at home is, for many of us, fundamental to our quality of life. How can technology help us live on our own more safely and give our caretakers better tools to assist us? We talked to Saibal Chakraburtty, Director of Product Management…
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Inclusively | Driving accessibility, inclusion and diversity from the top at Colt
Rachel Collins, Head of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Colt joined us in this Inclusively event. Rachel brings a wealth of experience and will describe how accessibility, inclusion and diversity form a key part of building the business and culture of which Colt is rightly very proud. This comes...
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Inclusively | AI and ML: friend or foe of inclusion?
AI and ML are powerful tools that can improve our lives, but also can create social and economic challenges, and increase inequality. What role can they play in promoting inclusion, reducing biases, helping people with physical and mental disabilities? Or can they hinder these efforts? Is there...
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Inclusively: Building inclusion at TELUS
Ibrahim Gedeon, CTO at TELUS, joined us in a live conversation to explore how he sees the organization and the wider ecosystem building towards a more inclusive future both inside of the telco but also extending out to customers in Canada. We explored how technology and business model shifts…
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Inclusively: How can women succeed and improve the workplace?
This year, at Inclusively, we celebrated our first International Women’s Day as we are still in our early infancy, having launched it last fall, with a wide-ranging conversation on how gender diversity is valuable in telecoms for women, men and business. Increasing women’s participation in the...
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Inclusively | Thinking inclusively in telecoms
A more inclusive approach from all parts of the communications industry will bring benefits to everyone. It will open access to digital services to those formerly excluded. It will create new services. It will generate new revenue opportunities. And it will underpin the customer experience every...
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Inclusively with Rakuten | Embracing diversity and inclusion
We were honored to have Tareq Amin, CEO at Rakuten Mobile and Rakuten Symphony, as our first guest on Inclusively. Tareq shared his experience at Rakuten in creating and supporting a diverse customer base and workforce. Diversity at Rakuten is an integral part of the culture and of the success of...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Making telecom more inclusive and diverse with Chris Lewis at Lewis Insight, and Monica Paolini at Senza Fili.With Inclusively, we want to create a place for everyone in the telecom ecosystem to share insights and experiences; to discuss new approaches, policies and technologies; and to document our progress in making telecom more inclusive, diverse, and sustainable for the workforce and users.
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Making telecom more inclusive and diverse with Chris Lewis at Lewis Insight, and Monica Paolini at Senza Fili.With Inclusively, we want to create a place for everyone in the telecom ecosystem to share insights and experiences; to discuss new approaches, policies and technologies; and to document...
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