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AP News Radio
Roach helps No. 21 Duke beat No. 13 Virginia for ACC title
"Number 21 duke won their 22nd ACC men's basketball tournament championship, defeating number 13 Virginia 59 49. Duke for Kyle Phillips, he had his eyes set on winning the tournament all season. I had my eyes that I'm the title since when I first walked in. But you know, we worked our butt off together. Philips and dukkah Jeremy roach can buy for 43 points with Philip paschi also pulling down 9 rebounds. Philip haski was named tournament MVP, duke cat coach John Starr becomes the first ever to win the ACC tournament as both a player and as a head coach. I'm Dennis Cox.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"philips" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The vet is expected to dial back to a 25 basis point hike. You want to make sure they don't go too far. Pivotal moment to make some decisions. But will they go so far as to signal a pause? We have a long ways to go. Trust Bloomberg for the fastest coverage and exclusive analysis, including former fed vice chair Richard clarida. Recession fears are tangible. What's the mistake this year doing too little or doing too much? Stay tuned. This is going to be with us for a while. Bloomberg surveillance, the fed decides Wednesday on Bloomberg. Your global business authority. Now, your company news headlines. From Bloomberg world headquarters, I'm Steve rappaport, a team of strategists led by Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson, urges investors to cash out now. Wilson writing the recent price action is more a reflection of a seasonal January effect, and short covering after a tough end to December and a brutal year. Despite signs of an economic slowdown, investors are pouring money into companies that exceeded expectations, analysts say that dynamic is likely tied to companies restructuring and cost cutting plan efforts. Philips is slashing 6000 jobs worldwide over the next two years after revealing a net loss of $1.7 billion for 2022. The Dutch electronics and medical equipment maker took a big hit from a global recall of sleep apnea machines. CEO Roy Jacob says the job cuts will significantly reduce costs and make Phillips a leaner and more focused organization. The jury in Elon Musk's fraud trial is expected to begin deliberations by the end of the week, the civil trial centers on a pair of tweets in 2018 in which Musk announced he obtained funding to take Tesla private, Musk denies misleading investors. The world's top automaker retains its title for the third year in a row, more from Bloomberg's genus survey, Toyota still wears The Crown as the world's top selling carmaker, even his supply chain snarls are still weighing on the industry. Toyota said that sales were mostly flat at ten and a half million vehicles for 2022, still that puts Volkswagen farther in the rearview mirror, VW sales fell 7% last year to just over 8 million units. The lowest level of deliveries in 11 years. But on the domestic front, General Motors reclaimed the top spot in U.S.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"philips" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And the S&P 500. 109 companies, in fact. We'll have more coming up. This is Bloomberg. Now your company news headlines. From Bloomberg world headquarters, I'm Steve rappaport, a team of strategists led by Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson, urges investors to cash out now. Wilson writing the recent price action is more a reflection of a seasonal January effect and short covering after a tough end to December and a brutal year. Despite signs of an economic slowdown, investors are pouring money into companies that exceeded expectations, analysts say that dynamic is likely tied to companies restructuring and cost cutting plan efforts. Philips is slashing 6000 jobs worldwide over the next two years after revealing a net loss of $1.7 billion for 2022. The Dutch electronics and medical equipment maker took a big hit from a global recall of sleep apnea machines. CEO Roy Jacob says the job cuts will significantly reduce costs and make Phillips a leaner and more focused organization. The jury in Elon Musk's fraud trial is expected to begin deliberations by the end of the week, the civil trial centers on a pair of tweets in 2018 in which Musk announced he obtained funding to take Tesla private, Musk denies misleading investors. The world's top automaker retains its title for the third year in a row, more from Bloomberg's genus survey, Toyota still wears The Crown as the world's top selling carmaker, even as supply chain snarls are still weighing on the industry. Toyota said that sales were mostly flat at ten and a half million vehicles for 2022, still that puts Volkswagen farther in the rearview mirror, VW sales fell 7% last year to just over 8 million units. The lowest level of deliveries in 11 years. But on the domestic front, General Motors reclaimed the top spot in U.S.
Double Tap Canada
"philips" Discussed on Double Tap Canada
"That I want to get built in these smart home experiences, yeah, I can contribute some lobby that functionality and be sure that all of the platforms will have the ability to support it in the same way. And I won't have to do something different for all of the different devices. All the different ecosystems that are out there. Yeah, launch it's new. It's going to take some time before everything supports it properly and the interoperability is sorted out, but over time this is going to be quite a significant change to what works with what, how well things perform. And I think it's going to open the doors for a lot of new companies to do interesting smart home things because suddenly it's not just huge companies that can do smart home use cases. Any small company out there can do some interesting smart home device or app and not have to worry about interoperability, what works with what just have to worry about building a great product experience. And I think the thing for me is there, just really interesting, but picking up on that is the fact that that Phillips hubris I've got. Not going to have to go buy another one. I'm going to be able to get that update. That's crucial for a lot of people who've spent a lot of money on smart home tech already, they're thinking, oh, God, really, I need to combine another thing. I've got to go and change it again. Well, that's why I like the neutrons of the world and the Phillips of the world because they have a hub. So it's one piece, even if you did have to change something down the road. It's one component that you have to change that allows you to control everything else in your home. Same thing with lutron lutron has their hub. It's hardwired. Every single light switch comes to it. So it's a path of least resistance. I would go to say. Would you see the lutron and Phillips those are the more mature? I mean, they're very expensive. Here's the more mature platforms. These companies have been around for 30 plus years making light switches and making lights and bulbs and stuff like that. They've got an incredible wealth of experience in this space of what their controlling in the first place. Adding the Internet connectivity control to it with the same standards at which they've designed their products. Just means that these guys are going to be solid. And I think that's why people don't buy Phillips hue because of the price point. It's not cheap. do buy Philips hue when they realize that they wasted their money on the other stuff that doesn't work as well. So true. I know what you're saying because I feel I don't want to see what I bought, although people probably know that I bought Ikea. And I keep as good, don't get me wrong. It's okay for the price. And to be fair, the only thing I find with it was the bulbs didn't have a huge amount of range in terms of color and light at that stage. So things have obviously changed and it brought new things. And again, I'd have to go buy more stuff, but once you're making that decision to go and buy something new, you are thinking about, okay, and I let it over a period of months, I just built up a little pockets through the month I take some money. I'd spend someone motion sensor or whatever. And you can just build up over time to take a rumor at a time. And I think that's actually the best way to do it because then you're kind of checking everything what's the you want, you're comfortable with it.
Double Tap Canada
"philips" Discussed on Double Tap Canada
"They announced that their Philips hue bridge, the one you have there that happens, you haven't set up yet, is already matter compatible, and we'll just ask be enabled with a software update, which was against things that I've heard in the past, which was you would need to have a whole new brand. So take a listen to how he explains it. Can you describe for our audience in a very at least techie way possible? What matter really is and why it's significant in the way our smart homes are going to evolve. Okay. So what matter is, is it's a common language. Which devices in the smart home can use to talk to each other. And why that's important, and I think people should care about, is it means it makes it much simpler to know what works with what. Today in the smart home, every device pretty much has their own language that they speak, and typically they support a few other languages which are owned by big smart home companies, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Samsung smart things, the big ones. And to know which features work and which devices work with which of those ecosystems today is a bit of a journey of discovery. And if you decide to switch out and try to use other things together, you might find out some of those products do not work in the way you want. Now, with matter, as an agreement between all of the major device makers and all of the major smart environment ecosystems to say, let's use this common language so we can make it simple for consumers. They look for one mark that matter mark and you know these things will work together. I think that's amazing that the engineer has been able to come together and work towards a common way of doing this the last few years and I've proud that Philips hue has been part of that journey. Now, incoming towards this new universal language, of course you want it to be awesome. You want to take all the best things of all of the art there. And I think a lot of important things have landed in there to make that true. Unlike a lot of the smart home standards, it's local. So devices speak directly to each other, not very any cloud backend, which makes things really fast and really secure. In a much better way than was possible before. And that just isn't possible if you don't agree a single language because the devices don't have to natively support it, they just don't have the space and the memory of the support multiple of these local interfaces where you have this cloud layer in between. So it makes things faster, makes things easier to understand. And why I like it as a company building devices for your home is I have a seat at the table.
Double Tap Canada
"philips" Discussed on Double Tap Canada
"Mark a flaw though, no, I didn't forget your name. Honestly. Listen, you've got a really good conversation that I'm going to play in in parts today. Because it's two parts really of the conversation. One is that Phillips hue, the other is more about matter. And the big the big question around matter, what is it? What does it mean because a lot of people are wondering about this? What does it actually? What's so important about this what matter? Why does Matt matter? So get that question answered later. Tee up this first part of the interview you did this week. You know, Steven, I had the opportunity to sit down with a guy. His name is George Ian. And I think it was the Netherlands he came. I think we talk about it in this clip you'll hear where he's actually coming to us from. He's the CTO of Philips hue. And I originally did this interview because we were going to talk about matter, which is a new smart home protocol that we're going to get into still as well. But I want you to listen to this clip. And here my conversation started with George because he threw out a little bomb that I never thought I'd ever expect. You sit down with people, you talk to them and you expect to know what you're getting into. And then I realized how far he goes back with the company. Take a listen to this. All the way from the Netherlands, thank you for taking the time to join us. I think if our audience out there, if they don't know the Phillips hue name already, I mean, we can probably refresh them, but I don't think that's probably a soul in the world who doesn't know Phillips hue, but tell us, George, how long have you been with Phillips? And tell us about the company and the kind of roots because I think we know Phillips is a brand through many different platforms and devices, et cetera, et cetera. But I'll let you fill in the blanks. So I'm actually part of the team that started Philips hue. We were an internal startup within Phillips. Which was pitched to try and change how consumers around the world interact with their lighting with technology. And yeah, ten years ago, we launched almost to the day and yeah, we're pretty much doing that every day. Phillips, of course, has been around for over a 120 years. We were the company that first industrialized the lightbulb in the city of Eindhoven where I'm based today. And yeah, it has since done to be a broad company in many consumer electronics areas.
The Business of Esports
"philips" Discussed on The Business of Esports
"Far as getting into competitive eSports, you know, I had an internship with the Mavericks in the stars, and right next door to the arena and the Hyatt regency Dallas was a competitive gaming going down. It was counter strike, 1.6. They had a couple other things. They're starting to introduce vanilla cod. I was trying to think some of the other games that were out there certainly quake was big at the time. And there was a little broadcast organization called TSN and they had rented some Microsoft video servers and I'm sure we were serving things up and two 40 P because before then you would have to take your counter strike 1.6 replays and then sync it up with our audio and people were downloading a program called win amp. And that's how I guess we got to be known as shao casting. So I tell people when they ask me how far do you go back in eSports, I said there wasn't even video at the time. We were just like, we're on the radio, basically. Over the Internet. So it's crazy to think that, you know, just how far we've come to this point that in 2015, I wasn't even really doing anything, but my buddy DJ wheat, he was working at Twitch, and he's like, you should get on Twitch. I was like, all right, I'll get on Twitch, and I started playing some sports games, even though World of Warcraft is my addiction. I'm not afraid to admit it. Some people at the NFL network saw my Twitch and my YouTube content that I was doing and all of a sudden I went from like streaming in a guest bedroom to like a 100,000 dollars an hour studio and doing a national TV show, so I quit my fortune.
AP News Radio
Cortes hurt, leaves after tying 3-run HR in ALCS Game 4
"Bryce Harper both of the two run home run in the bottom of the 8th inning to give the Philips the national league championship with a fourth three win over the Padres in game 5 of the national league championship series San Diego scored two runs in the top of the 7th taking a three two literal wild pitch the game winning home run was the 5th of the postseason for Harper who was named most valuable player of the national league championship series Reese Hoskins home for the phils will go to the World Series for the first time since 2009 Michael luongo
AP News Radio
Schwarber HR, Segura, Phillies top Padres 4-2, lead NLCS 2-1
"Second baseman gene Segura went from goat to hero in the Philips Ford two win over the Padres and game three of the national league championship series Segura is filled in error allows San Diego to tie the game at one in the top of the fourth inning Segura's two out two run single in the bottom of the frame enable Philadelphia to retake the lead for good As a player you learn from your mistake and you never push your head down Just keep it up Continue to play the game Kyle schwarber in a solo home run for the phils who lead asbestos 7 series two games to one Michael luongo Philadelphia
The Dan Bongino Show
Phil Kerpen: The Harm Created by COVID Vaccine Mandates
"I think that the original vaccines were pretty good for the virus at the time A lot of people want to attack Trump and say you know the vaccine is that he claims credit for it actually was a terrible thing I mean I think the vaccine when it came out worked really well for the virus that we had at that time The virus changed The vaccine protection didn't last as long as we thought it would And it took them forever to update the thing And by the time they updated they didn't have time to do any testing And so they've made a total mess of it in my opinion And I think that the other thing that's changed in is almost everyone's had the virus now So it's just not the same kind of urgent situation where you need to cut corners or rush things through and you could go through a full process now would be we're really not in an emergency even though they keep renewing the emergency and then the other thing that's a real national embarrassment global embarrassment is we're like one of the last countries in the world that still has a vaccine mandate for international travelers It's us China North Korea Pakistan Indonesia Philips and Libya Seriously that's like the entire list other than like a few random islands We're discharging people from the military if they don't want the vaccine and we've still got vaccine mandates for federal employees Almost crazy stuff vaccine mandates if you want to work in head star vaccine mandates if you want to work in any healthcare setting in the United States basically that gets Medicare and Medicaid dollars And everyone admits that the vaccines don't stop transmission So what are we doing What are we doing that these mandates are still in
AP News Radio
Harper drives in 2 in return to lineup, Phils beat Pirates
"Bryce Harper's return to the Philips was a good one as Philadelphia took a 7 four win over the pirates playing in his first game since suffering a fracture of the thumb on June 25th Harper belted a two run single in his first at bat in the bottom of the first Harper finished a game betting one for four My teammate sent me up really well right there I'm getting the bases low to give me the opportunity to get my hit and score some runs as well Nick Castellanos and Reese Hoskins also had RBI singles for the fills who took their 5th straight win Billy falter picked up the win his second Michael luongo Philadelphia
Mark Levin
The NEA Is a Massive Marxist Political Machine
"Market deserves a lot better than this And we deserve a lot better than the national education association You know for decades decades Landmark legal foundation has led the pack led the way to investigating the national education association I should now I was one of the lawyers doing it So there are multiple complaints filed against the NEA with the Internal Revenue Service by landmark legal foundation for its use of tax exempt dollars for political purposes And not just the national NEA but the state of Philips The NEA is a massive radical left Marxist Democrat party political machine That's what it's become That's what it is It doesn't protect the profession it destroys the profession much like the so called journalist profession destroys the profession It's not a perfection anymore It's a bunch of reprobates And so they have power power has gone to their head and their allegiances with the Democrat party
AP News Radio
Freeman, Urías lead Dodgers past Phils for 6th straight win
"Starting a pitcher Julio Ori has made short work of the Philips in the Dodgers four one win The left hander allowed just two hits and 5 that into a working struck out 5 as he improved his record the three and three Los Angeles painted a run in the top of the first and Internet grander by Justin Turner They added two more runs in the top of the second and a two out two run single by Freddie Freeman helping the Dodgers increase their winning streak to 6 in a row ranges Suarez took the loss and so has record dropped the four and two Michael luongo
Woman's Hour
"philips" Discussed on Woman's Hour
"There will be a reality to that as well, which I'm keen to hear about. Anna, Isaac. Saying what you can say at the moment, I'm sure much more to be read and followed from you the economics editor of the independent. Thank you very much for joining me. There you go. Anna Isaac. And many messages have to say still coming in so many of you love in dancing. Gwen says our streets started dancing in lockdown one and it's made a huge difference to our neighborhood. Our street dancers represented Northern Ireland and clapping for the NHS birthday in July 2020 and we still meet to have a boogie on Mondays at 11 a.m.. Oh, very shortly indeed. Enjoy. A message here I'm blind and I love dancing, but it's hard finding the right conditions. I love syrup because it's a partner dance, and you can learn moves, which when I know them, I can follow without having to see. Another one from Vivian, I took up Scottish dancing this winter, and I love it. There are a number of older people in the group who have been dancing for years, and they're all super fit and mentally alert because you really have to concentrate to remember the routines and the aerobic and fast dancing is so energetic. I'm a new woman, and many more about the various classes, whether it's Zumba, jazz, ballet, so many few people saying that just started things because of lockdown and another one here from Florence, my daughter, Rosalind, who's 9 months, has just learned to dance. I remember when my son that is just amazing, that tap of the foot. Buffing along to the Bee Gees or earth wind and fire, nothing makes me happy that seeing her enjoy music and dance movement in the way that I do. Well, talking about children. It's a very good segue into my next conversation. You may have seen these comments from the actor Sienna Miller, she said in a recent interview with Elle magazine that she took the step of freezing some of her eggs when she turned 40 following the pressure she felt to have more children..
Woman's Hour
"philips" Discussed on Woman's Hour
"To proud to tell you I was wrong I know that I was blind and darling if I could turn back time if I could find a way I'd take back those terrifying you'd stay if I could leave the stars.
The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"philips" Discussed on The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
"A color temperature changing and full color versions of the standard. Hugh bulbs we talked about that a couple of weeks ago. I'm going to pick up a couple of those a light to for your television that'll sink into what's on your tv. Which i really like. Because i have the older play bars which are like john. Tylenol pills is the look. These are i got those for you. Do you not like giant tylenol conference. They work extremely well. I use them all the time. That design is a welcome. Change is all. I'm saying these look like lightsabres with a liar dance floor lamps table lamps blah blah blah another. Tv focused light strip the ambiance gradient light strip and a new ceiling late that also can change colors and throw things up on the ceiling. I really like the they call it the sina lamp. Like the look of it but it doesn't produce much light. it's a very big chain. So yeah it's it's a giant light rod that that fix up from a base straight up. It's it's it's pretty cool but it's just not you know. I don't know how practical this no it's not philips hue also can nell sync with your favorite spotify plea liz. Yeah hey be happy about that. I do too. I used to like many many years ago. I paid a lot of money. I think it was like nine dollars which is a lot for an app. Actually i paid for a app that actually sinked philips hue lights with whatever music was playing so the way i look at it. I mean you can do that with the nanno leaves. If you have the little microphone. Add on yes but they run in a set pattern. That's preprogrammed to go with any noise correct so this would be a little different. I think it's gonna work with the actual beat that's correct. It's a subtle distinction worth. Yeah if you're hosting dance apart. So the spotify integration is currently rolling out. But it's only in the early access program so you may want to app. See if you have any labs or anything to if you wanna try this but it will be a permanent part of the hugh up next month. October fancy all right next up we have news on google. Assistant this coming out. It's not out yet but eventually you will stop having to say. Hey you will only have to say do this. You'll ever say do this. Yes well it's a set list. I'm excited for this. Because i get tired of saying the digital assistant name. Whatever assist assistant. It is so what google is doing. Is they're programming. And some quick actions such as recommended actions alarms connect general info lights media controls times to do so. You can just say said alarm for seven. Am yesterday use. My google assistant to do that is to say. Hey g two-wicket up seven alarm for whatever you'll just people to say so. This gives us more star trek in terms of interface. Which i kind of like. I've made like this. I'm curious to see like how. Often i turn off the lights. When i'm telling my husband did you turn off the lights. I guess the worst case scenario is the lights still get turned off and my husband will just be like yes. I did think schuylkill and keep in mind. You won't have to use this. Yes i will. Because i hate having to talk to my assistant to okay since i am princess. Okay well well princess. You'll like this next one because you can't hear your echo when your robot vacuum is sucking out all of the dirt from it's been that's true. I can't so what's going to happen kevin. You are going to hear madam a speak a little louder because she will have. Actually she does have at least in the us. It just came out adaptive volume so you can activate it right now by saying madame. Turn on adaptive volume. So basically it's going to use the microphones to detect ambient noise. And if it's over certain levels where you might not hear that digital assistant it will actually boost the volume of the digital system which should be nice especially like well. I wish. I wish my novo thing had this. Because that microphones forget that devices at least four years old now. I think that's a perfectly fine age for device likeness this but sure in the smaller home these days Nah kevin. I am not spending all my money on sneaker. When you lutron plate switches. I agree all right. Okay that concludes the new segment of the show. But now it is time for the internet of things. podcast hotline. But papa papa. I'm in a good mood. You can tell. Because i'm singing. This week's hotline is brought to you by vari. Various a fully distributed iot engineering firm. That partners with its clients to build systems for smart manufacturing.
Marketing Today with Alan Hart
"philips" Discussed on Marketing Today with Alan Hart
"It to change the business. Changing the environment is changing your motivating employees with this huge purpose of impacting to under half billion lives per year adding channels and new modes of getting to market. If you will. And it's a mouthful just to say all at once. Frankly more than a year in now but like the pandemic. I'm sure through monkey wrench into things like how. How do you feel at this point. With the change that you've been able to accumulate to this point. And i know it's a long term plan. I'm sure it's a journey. However i would say fortunately we leveraged the pandemic as a catalyst to that change to accelerate our work and to drive the level of urgency and focus in order to make this a reality in such a short period of time so while were very pleased and have seen tremendous success and momentum in the marketplace as evidenced by our nps scores with customers and consumers we also believe that we have a relentless focus of continuous improvement to really understand our customers and consumers needs but not only understand and yet anticipate address. Those needs in a rapid fashion. So while we're pleased with the progress in the momentum we've enjoyed. We still believe that there is so much do as we know in our profession. It's changed beyond recognition in the past. I would say even five years would based on as you rightfully said that technology disruptions new channels new expectations of customers and consumers. And so i think we're at the point where we're we're never done rights because we're constantly evolving Attempting to anticipate the future. Amazing what you've been able to do. So far. And i i wanna talk about one more teams that you've recently announced which is the consolidation of agency relationships with oem. Do you worldwide. How did that play a role in the overall marketing. Transformation that you're going through allenby. Recently concluded a review of our agencies and we appointed on the com- group which we would recognize as an industry leader as our global integrated creative media and communications agency of record. And we really look to as we're looking to extend our leadership in the health tack space as bad strategic partner that solutions partner on me going to play a rather important role in our world class capabilities helping us to deliver personalized differentiated experienced says. And we're going to continue to advance our digital. I os on engagement in ecommerce strategies. Which as we said earlier would enable a to meet customers consumers where they are how they want to be engaged and ultimately live and bring our brand purpose to life now on nikon brings very strong capabilities across all three disciplines creative media and communications to our partnership Assembled an impressive team led by twa for creative. Oh md from media and fleishman hillard and catch for communications alongside at talent and capabilities across their network from inter brand critical mass opium. G sounds like through the consolidation. You've been to like if you will. Hone in on the specific specialties in like a specific kind of accelerator capabilities. Maybe as the best way to describe that within the broader network you've done. I mean as we've been talking about this year the industry is going through. Change your driving working transformation. Also on a ecommerce journey and making partner capability upgrades. What advice would you have for other. Cmo's that are considering making a change or starting or leading a transformation effort. Well i would say. First and foremost clarity is key. The why the what and the how of the transformation needs to be clearly articulated and must drive business impact. Naturally securing commitment from the leadership team and within the marketing organization are critical to the transformation success. But if i step back for a moment and think about the context in which we operate at phillips thankfully as we said we've enjoyed one hundred and thirty years of innovation and change of course we've been We've gone under undergone significant change over the course of this period and ever so more recently. And so as i think about our leadership team. We are very reflective of this mindset and this approach it's a very transformational forward-looking team were each driving. Great change in our respective businesses and markets while were managing disruptions related to the various industry challenges. We spoke of earlier. So when i outlined for the executive committee and a supervisory board the why or rather the reasoning behind our strategic imperatives and transformation and how we would deliver on this strategy. I have the full support of the team. And they offered all of their help. Commitment to this transformation which is real crew that marketing is truly valued at philips and its success is seen as everyone's responsibility within our leadership team and then next was to get the marketing organization to buy into the vision as we said earlier that earlier. This really starts with understanding. What the northstar is in our case. When we're improving or aspiring to improve two point five billion lives per year by twenty thirty that truly lanes or indicates to our teams in our people ultimate impact that we will have on the world and this also means that each individual and each team within the function has a role to play so each team has its strategies that align achieve our business goals and those roll up to the operations of our entire organization. So for example if you're in digital marketing e commerce you have strategies on how you're going to personalize the digital first experiences across all touch points informed by data if you're on the content team you have goals and strategies that are aligned with what it takes to support a persona based approach an engagement strategies if you're a marketing manager in one of our markets your role is to pro actively seek real-time feedback and data to understand as we said earlier current and future customer needs and those challenges that are impacting their world so instead of launching hundreds of products year this should enable as two bundle together our lead with or what we call champion products services and solutions to address specifically those pressing opportunities.
Marketing Today with Alan Hart
"philips" Discussed on Marketing Today with Alan Hart
"Then finally a shift in where healthcare is given received out of the hospital and into the home in other settings. And so at phillips. We have such an incredible responsibility. It's our privilege in our obligation to serve our customers as many people in society truly depend on us and i've always felt that as a marketing leader in given our experience and privileged position. We need to lead inspire and act responsibly. And therefore play an active role in addressing these global challenges that we face now considering these market dynamics and shifting trans allen we are transforming the function at phillips to build world-class capabilities in order to position phillips as ultimately the leading health tack partner to our customers and consumers. So that's a bit about the external lands. Now if i zoom in to the function and how were transforming within phillips my aim as the functional leader is to build a world class marketing and ecommerce function. That ultimately differentiates phillip's as i said and we're doing this by driving compelling and signature end to end experiences across the both consumer and professional domains. So how are we evolving marketing. At phillips we have built a marketing strategy based on five strategic priorities or imperatives which includes strengthening. I'm protecting our brand leadership. So what i mean by that is around. Our consumer and professional portfolios to differentiate us while we also maintained a strong consumer lifestyle leadership that most individuals would recognize us four based on our core or historical portfolio number two really focusing on customer centric city. So very easy to say very challenging to actually do but this is really very much about us. Prioritizing and relentlessly focusing on our key audiences in our portfolio marketing in our value proposition creation. In our omni channel planning engagement activation and loyalty approaches third very much around investing and driving digital. I always on engagements in commerce to meet the consumer in terms of dc or the customer in terms of db where and how they want to be engaged and then fourth of course. I have to mention leading with data driven marketing at advanced analytics for insights and predictive intelligence to help inform us as we develop very targeted ineffective marketing activation and last. But not least. Or i should say the first four are all possible if we have the best and it's really all about our people in our talent. It's about how do you strike the right balance between the art emba science of our profession and create a high performance culture based on a dougherty expertise in collaboration while we recruit develop and retain the very best talent with those contemporaries skills so really a bit about our five strategic. Ira that we believe will get us to world. Class at philips and ultimately position s. as leading health technology partner in the marketplace. I love the fifth element in you. Rightfully say that the rest depend on it. Or is the people in the talent. And i believe i got the number eight from our previous conversation. You've got three thousand practitioners of marketing. Something like that loss. that's right. that's a large group of marketers. How did you how do you. How do you engage at that scale. And maybe it's just like you said and where you started. Which is you're reflecting on the external environment in the changes. That are going on there. But i just curious like you know as as a people leader how. How do you engage them on this. Transformation journey in fact. I hope it's ballot. Driving real clarity. In terms of what our north star is and what role we play in the growth of the business and ultimately to serve our customers and consumers and we can talk more about that in terms of how we went about establishing and really leading the transformation in depth. Because it's certainly a more than just myself as an individual leader in the organization it takes the entire leadership team of phillips and we've been very successful insecure in that commitment and the support across the organization. But i would say clarity constant communication and it's really ultimately been northstar that i mentioned earlier about improving two point. Five billion lives a year. That's meaningful right and i think everyone can get very much behind that and understand their individual roles on how to impact box agree a goal like that in itself. Motivating you mentioned. Your role includes ecommerce responsibilities as well. So you're the chief marketing and ecommerce officer that's a unique combination and Curious how does that play a role in this transformation as well and i it seems like it's a requirement almost but i don't know if you agree with that while indeed. I believe the inclusion of ecommerce in my scope has made the role even more compelling and impactful to the business so in leading the global marketing transformation at phillips we've really invested intelligently and significantly and driving digital. I always on engagement in commerce to meet our consumers and our customers wear and how they want to be engaged which is absolutely critical to our engagement in our our success. Now were evolving by taking a holistic omni channel on retouched approach in how we interact with these consumers and customers and becoming digital. I means that we invite we activate we engage with our customers and consumers wherever whenever and however they want and so that is required as to truly harmonize our tech stack and standardize automate our data and our processes to allow for that direct consumer patient engagement. So we're really embracing the latest marketing engagement technologies including ai and m. l. And as well we're looking at emerging business models avenue channels to enable these across the organization and create new value exchanges with customers and consumers a message from our sponsor as more companies embraced the advantage of hiring global talent. They are realizing that benefits are still very localized and constrained by national borders. That is until safety wing decided to do something about safety. Wing is on a mission to fix the problem of remote employee benefits by offering borderless benefits for remote and distributed teams safety wings. Remote health insurance works in any country. 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The Emma Guns Show
"philips" Discussed on The Emma Guns Show
"Area. That you'll say yes to be funny to the area of so. Just why. why is there a different sort of Attachment for different body parts. So the phillips has this safety system so you have to have really nice flush opposition between the device on skin surface. Ideally are ninety degrees between device skin. And that can be quite tricky to achieve on controls where the surface of the skin is not completely flat head. It's the ergonomic design of these attachments being caved to accommodate arts and the integrated safety system which loosely met. It just went discharge the light at all if you haven't got that close opposition and only with that class oppositions discharge line. I'm baffled you're going to actually get treatment delivered so it some safety but also in terms of the effectiveness of delivering. They appeal to the skin and with the shaving as well so we're talking about shaving his prep but i think it's worth mentioning afterwards when you've done your treatment and your view you're wasting your two weeks you will inevitably. I guess aftershave again. Is that going to hinder or help. The process moving forward. It doesn't make a difference. You walk into get ongoing haircuts in. Forget that you'll follicle is like a mini organ. The reason why we grow hairs because it's got a regenerative capacity has gotten into lots of little populations of stem cells drought follicle which helpless to generate new have Which is why. I personally like time. Permanent have removal but it's more of a long term thing is ultimately. You will still have those stem cell pools which will have a regenerative capacity. Odette reduced with continued treatment using ip l. And therefore even if you do get hagrid later you'll find that that much fine add They might not even be very visible and because over the treatments. You all reinforcing that level of damage to the follicles and reducing. Its regenerative capacity the prep side of things. It's not going to make any difference is not gonna make hagberg back thicker or anything like that. It's not going to counteract the effects of ipo but it is that you need to do before administration. Treatment is interesting. you say it's interesting. You say that. Because i have been treating my face for awhile and as there's times you we you feel when going and you go to pluck it and it just it does no tension. It just comes out so easily. So smooth and i also wanted to ask you about hormones. Because i've talked on the podcast. About how my facial hair i was. A teenager was brought on by piece. So that was a hormone imbalance. And i remember speaking to someone he said. We'll you'll have will be will be more stubborn because of those particular issues with any kind of hair removal technique. The you try. Is that so accurate. Yes to some extent Obviously anyone with unlikable mental imbalance where we're talking about excess high-growth it's pcs places to conveying syndrome is most common conditions that we encounter. Of course you'll follicles on your body or no who of the same hormone status so there are some follicles which are more sensitive and specifically what we call andrew johns which are the biologically active male whole men's which ladies with pcs. Do you have a tendency to produce a great aquatic steal enhance back. Holman excess can drive hair in those women. Dependent areas like bid area round the justin. Nepal's land tommy in is me back and because you've you have ongoing internal holman will drive. It may be situation but you might need more frequent maintenance schedules than somebody who doesn't have p sale as where might take longer to achieve results that you want. Nevertheless the technology works in exactly the same way. It's just that you have an indulgence. Driving factor which may mean the treatments may may need to be able to in tens of the maintenance ones or that. You might use it for longer before you got the results that you won't now. I guess we've already touched on this. But i think is important for anyone listening to know all that other people him. The device just won't suits technology won't work. Yes so as we mentioned the floor herron skin color sade and people with very light longs white grey hair or red heads. Ranked respond. shouldn't use appeal people with very dark brown. Skin towns will say shouldn't use it but will say from a medical perspective. Anyone who's gone victory sensitive rashes. So skin conditions trump brought on by lights..
The Emma Guns Show
"philips" Discussed on The Emma Guns Show
"For long-term hair removal. And because it's believed that hair removal is a choice. They're keen to discuss the topic in a way that every can relate to and identify with so in this series. I'll be speaking to you. Had a non-core a motivational speaker and social activist the psychotherapist and coach lee pycroft dermatologist. Dr sharon wong and the writer and columnist rosie green. And i'm especially delighted to open up the floor for conversations like this because i'm someone who has managed body and facial hair for as long as i can remember a hormone imbalance in my teens meant. I was shaving waxing plucking in threading from a very young age. Because i didn't want noticeable hair on my face or body. It's an extremely repetitive pursuit. Because it's something that has to be constantly managed but if you're a long time listener or you follow me on instagram. You'll know the game very much changed for me. When i started using the phillips new mayor and was able for the first time now just to manage unwanted hair but also reduce it in the long term now as someone who has used the phillips lee mayor. It's tempting to say it works and leave it at that. But you know. I wouldn't do that to you. Which is why. I'm delighted to have consultant dermatologist. Dr sharon wong. Join me on the episode to talk about the technology in the device and why it reduces hair growth during our conversation sharon explains the hair growth cycle. How the intense pulse light the ip l. works and what effect it has on the individual hair follicles. Why the two weeks between treatments when you first start using the device is so important who can use and benefit from that technology and much more. Are you ready. The links to the phillips new mayor the rest of the matters that matters areas and where you can find sharon on social media. We'll be in the show notes that let's get to it. Welcome to the paul cost. Dr sharon won't how are you all. Thank you for inviting me well. I'm very excited to chat to you. As part of this phillips matters that matter series because you are a consultant de matala gist and as much as we have been talking on this series about the choice around loss and about the reasons why we may want to not have lost hair removal and reduction and the reasons why we may choose to tweet out. Body hair facial half. We'll say need actually to know a little bit more about the kind of the mechanics of it really don't we. And this is where your expertise really comes into play show and i think understanding the mechanics of technology say the phillips near ipo technology behind. It is really important but it will say if you backtrack. It's it's to understand how they have local works in the basic physiology which then make sense why you have to have regular treatments and y treatment over time becomes incredibly effective so as with most people they tend to think about things like laser when it's permanent longtime hair removal but actually i p technology there are other forms of technology that can achieve out if you think about what the actual definition of longtime hair removal is actually to achieve stable reduction in the number of has already growing after a particular treatment. And certainly technology like ipo which stands for intense pulse. Night can't achieve actors well allen..
Outcomes Rocket
"philips" Discussed on Outcomes Rocket
"He i is very new field in in. You know you has probably talked about this and that podcast with bill. But this is emerging area even more so within healthcare and so i think phillips is rightly identified those in that we're seeing a lot of use cases internally both on the consumer and the healthcare side and i think you know it's only been celebrated in catalyzed by kobe where you know contact lists control and content lights. Communications is way more important now. And so we're but is really that leading cater within the voice environment where we could learn from bab and then dealing with the there is a constituents of healthcare so they sell to health systems as well as industry bodies and also You know med tech firms. Like us and so they see pretty much everything and is the leading edge are cutting edge really of You know voice within healthcare and so when we look at them we say well you know we're not going to go and hire thirty naturally rich processing boys and integration. Phd's that are you know. Very adept at working with amazon lex Google home but we can invest in a company like orbit. It has those capabilities and at the same time. Help us kick the can down the road. We're not committing to specifically amazon for all use cases or google for all use cases because you You have very different needs. And so i think i read a study. Maybe maybe a year ago where they compare a google voice algorithm with a amazon alexa them around indication of medication. And so oh yeah. And i forget sort of which which one was more accurate or not but you know one of them was ninety seven percent accuracy in identification as normal person speaks the medical names which are pretty jargon. I can't even pronounce them. And the other one was route fifty seven or around sixty percent while so different. Would no-one phillips if you look at you know. We want to use a algorithm to do medication management using boys. We wouldn't wanna be trapped with that sixty percent accuracy in so so we're but allows that flexibility where we can pick and choose the vices as well as our them instead to go into achieve what we want under the best outcomes. Sean i love the the analogy of the tanker and the jetskis. And that's so great like it doesn't get any clear that right you guys are this. Twenty billion dollar company eighty thousand employees. And you're looking for those jetskis to see around the corner in a cost efficient manner while and then and then you you you think about orbiter right. I mean there are the master of just kind of aggregating this technology to get you guys. The broad view the horizon of voice. I mean i think that was a great investment. Man congrats on on on that to you guys but also to bill and team over at orbit right in. It's gonna a big benefit for them to have you guys as a partner. Yeah we're certainly excited As many will say you know the the deals numismatist just a first step in a long relationship You know.
Outcomes Rocket
"philips" Discussed on Outcomes Rocket
"In channels and infrastructure of phillips corporate the mother ship but also being venture and founder friendly as well and then we can sit there work together with the companies over time to help them succeed for both sides and think that's awesome shine. You know you'd think about a lot of the things that you mentioned right like operational limitations to scale and you know there's so many of them and then there's so many blind spots to have a venture investor like phillips behind. You could really unlock a lot of opportunity and help you on that on that front. Sounds like you guys are definitely more more venture friendly. We've had a couple of your investor companies companies that you've invested in on the podcasts. Uh so we had a little chat beforehand baby scripts and orbiter. So i'd love to hear more about you. Know the the focus and maybe chat with us about some of the ones you guys have invested in and how you see the future of those. Yeah sure so In a we invest With a few intentions so we have a digital health fund called the phillips health technology ventures and that is really looking at looking forwards right. So we're not through incurring any specific business but it's a capability or some sort of future area that we'd like to explore a little more so even though it's going to be straight down the fairway in terms of our corporate strategy. There could be something around the corner. That that i i see no As something interesting. So we come in and invest and i see an analogy would be a bill is going to be a giant tanker is a we were twenty billion dollars revenue in other employees. It's not going to be able to pivot and innovate as quickly as these early stage companies. So we're looking for those jetskis out there that can sort of look you know a one or the other to help our giant tanker steer and so you know you mentioned baby. Strips in orbit are to that That are in that new area so maybe just a speak. A bit about baby scripts You know they fulfil a area that is to be they sell to. Ob guy as well as health systems and the philips brand which includes event And some of the other other childcare products are really selling to consumer and we really want to be able to you know as we become a health tech company bridge the gap between the consumer side and the professional side which has really been a theme for the last You know five years. In terms of our transformation as we sold off lighting assets and then became a health at company. We see our manage as knowing the consumer side as well as the professional side is were selling to the hospital with radiology. Weapons the patient monitoring as well as some of the more informatics and it assets to know that really. Is you know our competitive advantage. In wagon sleep fanatic. Seo working for philips versus a well-capitalized company like.
Outcomes Rocket
"philips" Discussed on Outcomes Rocket
"Held positions at the boston. Consulting group the us fda and nasa schon also serves on the board of directors of the professional center for child development board of advisors at the johns hopkins university and the advisory board of the world economic forum's global shapers community. Sean holds his phd in engineering from the university of cambridge in england where he developed expertise in medical device design simulations and optimizations algorithms. I'm privileged to have him here on the podcast with us today to chat about innovation and how we fund it and how we view it within. Today's environment john. Such a pleasure to have you here with us. Thanks for having me salt. And that was a mouthful but a takes the intro. Listen i mean for the things that you've done in your career. It's like a the tip of the iceberg. So certainly going to be a fun talk today before we dive into the nitty gritty of you know the investments and an innovation. I love to find out more about what inspires your work in healthcare. Yeah sure So i think ever. Since i can remember you know is one of these professions where it was always going to to be around. Rice on my. My father's told that to me when i was very young. People are always going to get sick and you know this is something that is near and dear to everyone's hearts and something that they worry about so i thi- you at a very young age looking at healthcare. Is something worthwhile doing not to say that. Everything else is in is unknown but Certainly in the healthcare side there's always relevance.
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
Britney Spears' Boyfriend Proposes on Hawaiian Vacation
"Britney spears. His boyfriend has proposed to her in hawaii. So britney and so's or hawaii proposal so beautiful. They left for hawaii just one day after has shocking revelation in court. That she's not in control of her own life now. Things are about to change. Hopefully maybe because she could be getting married. Sources told me the following quote. Sam proposed in hawaii. I'm brittany said yes. Both of them want to get married and have a baby. And don't care what the conservatorship says anymore. This isn't the first time that sam has proposed but it is the first time they can actually see it being allowed to happen. What do you think it's interesting like so many things He so this guy. Sam he you know. He loves her. Obviously but did he fly on his own. Private jet no. I'm pretty sure he's on britney's dime right. Private jet britney's private jet someone a lot richer than you and still be happy. I was worried about sama i. They've been together several years. I i was like oh. It's there for the money. And i don't believe that anymore. Sources tell me. He loves her. He really cares about her and that could actually look after if she indeed. She does need somebody to do that. Issue super-rich to yes. Does that help. Yes of course it helps but we all fall in love with people for many many different reasons. It shouldn't just be money but many can be part of it. I think but i'm tom lift. Grown really really close. I hope i hope britney's happy. I hope sam's happy it's just. It just feels too quick. You know what i mean like. They're rushing this conservatorship to end and then all of a sudden like let's get married e you know and almost you you wanna make sure britney's in the right state you know what vulnerable for over a decade with a family member. Let me add. I'm my money's on sam so just to clarify here sources say his proposed several times before and even sort of made up that there manon wife because they would not allowed legally to get married she cannot garrett unless her dad her conservator say yes
Papa and Lund
Philips Recalls Ventilators and Sleep Apnea CPAP Machines
The HeirPod
The Royal Family Celebrates Prince Philips Life
"Welcome back to the airport on a day. That has been one for the royal history books. The duke of edinburgh has laid to rest after what was very intimate funeral. It's george's chapel windsor. Castle a with maggie with both at the end of what has been i would say a somewhat emotional day. Wouldn't you yeah. You know i was surprised. How much hit me. Sometimes because you know we've been covering this now for eight days right since. The death was first announced last friday all week. Long we've been hearing amazing tributes talking to people across the country following the story but for some reason today all came together and the most emotional moment was just seeing the family and it really struck me in the middle of it probably. I think when we saw the queen. Especially i mean it's hard not to get choked up a bit and just feel that heartbreak when you see the queen without fill up by her side knows what she's going through. So i totally agree. Definitely be more today than i was anticipating. The funeral of course was a day. That was prince. Phillip was heavily involved in the plans for a meticulous planner. And i think we kind of saw the fruits of fat today. Despite the fact that we had what was a very cova safe funeral following government guidelines. Any thirty mourners inside george's chapel. It felt like it had this. Show the pump the circumstance over royal events of family moments. There were more than seven hundred thirty members of the armed forces taking part in. It's somewhere across the grounds of the windsor estate. And i think that that lent to a very sort of grand sendoff for the of edinburgh despite inside the chapel it being so bad down and very minimalist in a way you know this was a that. Did not have a eulogy simply. We heard a lot from the archbishop of canterbury the windsor paid his own tribute to prince. Philip is. Kindness is humor and humanity throughout the ceremony. But as you say. I think that image of the queen seated alone in hama sc socially distance from other family members was was one that remains i think in the minds of many as we come to what has been a day of mourning for the entire country.
The HeirPod
UK Royal Funeral: Prince Philip Laid to Rest in Windsor
"On a day. That has been one for the royal history books. The duke of edinburgh has laid to rest after what was very intimate funeral. It's george's chapel windsor. Castle a with maggie with both at the end of what has been i would say a somewhat emotional day. Wouldn't you yeah. You know i was surprised. How much hit me. Sometimes because you know we've been covering this now for eight days right since. The death was first announced last friday all week. Long we've been hearing amazing tributes talking to people across the country following the story but for some reason today all came together and the most emotional moment was just seeing the family and it really struck me in the middle of it probably. I think when we saw the queen. Especially i mean it's hard not to get choked up a bit and just feel that heartbreak when you see the queen without fill up by her side knows what she's going through. So i totally agree. Definitely be more today than i was anticipating. The funeral of course was a day. That was prince. Phillip was heavily involved in the plans for a meticulous planner. And i think we kind of saw the fruits of fat today. Despite the fact that we had what was a very cova safe funeral following government guidelines. Any thirty mourners inside george's chapel. It felt like it had this. Show the pump the circumstance over royal events of family moments. There were more than seven hundred thirty members of the armed forces taking part in. It's somewhere across the grounds of the windsor estate. And i think that that lent to a very sort of grand sendoff for the of edinburgh
AP News Radio
List of mourners attending the funeral of Prince Philip
"The list of Mona's attending the funeral of prince Philip this coming weekend is announced coronavirus restrictions only allow thirty to attend the funeral of prince Philip on Saturday at St George's chapel at Windsor Castle then include Philips within the queen and her four children add to the throne prince Charles his brothers prince Andrew and Prince Edward and his sister princess I'm also attending the funeral home with the queen's eight grandchildren including prince William and prince Harry the not hi res wife Meghan who is president and remains in California all her doctor's advice other senior Royals and three of Philip's German relatives have also been invited Charles Taylor this month London
TechFan
Tape that: Dutch inventor of audio cassette dies at age 94
"Let's jump into tech fan here since you know we. We just mentioned about recording stuff off the right. Yeah yeah kinda sad news and we're also doing this as part of our wookey. Trolling thing but I saw this i. I'm i'm kinda glad. I i saw you know five seconds while i was on a lunch break looking on my phone. I saw and i thought. Oh that'd be something we're talking about so go ahead. What well this is This is the guy who invented tightly. Walton's died at the ripe old age of ninety four. Yeah a law people forget nowadays that philips the dutch company invented this stuff named ventured the compaq says as being the lead on the compact disc. It's funny his goal. I'm looking at the los angeles times. Obituary that you linked his goal is making tapes and their players. Far more portable and easier to use because. Look the cassette. Tape wasn't the beginning of Recording to a magnetic tape they had real to reel that that was invented and twenty three And they had a in recording studios in radio. Stations is early as the thirties and it was very complex stuff to use. This guy took that basic concept and although the tapes were a little different And he wanted he had. He carried a block of wood in his pocket and the goal was to have the player and a tape. Take up about same amount of space and you can't really argue with his success And think about you know he. He basically created an entire industry from his invention. So while we talk about this guy. Let's talk about the cassette tape as well. Because it's our wikipedia. Wiki trolling Commonly called the tape cassette cassette tape audio cassette or simply tape or cassette. It would to me. It was always those were always interchangeable. Do you got you got a blink tape you gotta cassatt you got you and you had really two kinds you had the prerecorded cassette which was records like. We were talking about earlier albums Do you remember the single cassettes. It would be one song young. Rip off to me. I think i had a couple of days. Oh everybody hype blank tape. Yeah it was just people people. Some people want to listen to singles call Yeah there's two things that conduct strikes strikes me about except tape. First of all is the miniaturization they something that was expensive and very fiddly a bake. There's something really was only yes. They're professionals or for very rich people. Yeah and they miniaturized it to something that the allowed portability and transform them the way we listen to music but the second thing for me. I you know anybody who's ever use cassette tapes now the every now and again there. We go wrong with tangled up in your player and it used to be the you know if a tangled up. Somebody's car you wonder. If sometimes you just wander around on the street or in accomplish something you need to see. The massive tangle of time resources obviously yanked out they call yanked till the bits that the come off and then and the end it was broken at that point and then just come thrown on the street when people to listenable A new see those long around but generally they were absolutely you know they were pretty reliable. Not particularly high quality but pretty reliable. And i think the reliability they built into that platform it really astonishes me more than anything else because it was completely mechanical and yet You ninety five percent the time. It was relatively flawlessly. It was introduced in september nineteen sixty. Three came in two forms already recorded content in prerecord content. Remember when you found out that you could stick a piece of paper or something in the little hole at the top and record over. A prerecorded tape mess right. Yeah that little tab out so you could. Nobody could record over that. That six you'd make you'd make a mix tape for someone. You had a bus. That little thing screwing up my mix tape. Technology was originally designed for dictation machines but improvements of fidelity led to the compact cassette to supplement the stereo eight track cartridge in reel to reel tape recording in most non-professional applications
The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
Presidential Pelotons and data accountability
"What can happen if you have a connected bicycle in the white house and this reminds me. This is actually a good thing. I think to think about because we're old enough to remember this. But you know presidents used to get special. Even obama had a special blackberry created for him. It used to be that you didn't have to worry about cybersecurity because the president in his office had his landline phone rate. In the secret service had radios. And it's not like if you need to get in touch with the president you can get in touch with the president right. Well not you or i but someone important and then cell phones came along and everybody was used to posting on twitter and doing their thing and this became a real concern for people who are worried about foreign powers spying on presidential communications and now with the bringing in of connected devices. Maybe not a smart home like i don't think the white house kitted out with philips hue bulbs but a peleton is an entry point into the network so my hunch is i would. I would love for someone to tell me how to secure the peleton in the white house is on its own dedicated network. Maybe that can't touch anything else. I mean i'm trying to think of the ways that this could be bad. And i'm not really a hacker so i don't know but i like that we're thinking about this because we're probably going to benefit down the road as the defense insecurity infrastructure for the us figures out how to secure the stuff that will trickle down to the rest of us. And we'll get new an awesome best practices and the peleton itself. I mean it can track your heart rate at belief certainly detracts the rotations of the the bicycle tyre tyre but flywheel and so on and so forth like you could get in personal health information from if peleton's data was hacked or whatever and that sounds like who cares but really a foreign power could determine that while publicly every the president's in good health etc maybe he isn't and they would know that and that could change some outcomes. I think peleton does is great and we didn't think about this from a security standpoint but my wife wanted it on and we just didn't buy it because it was too expensive for us so we bought a non connected bike for about four hundred dollars and she the peleton digital classes so no data is actually tractor or something like that. And i'm not saying go do this for security reasons. Or that's what biden should do. But that's one way to mitigate it no. I don't think there's any speakers in like i don't know if he needs to watch what he says. He can't talk about microphones. My bad microphones. Right i've ridden a friend's palatine. And i don't recall that but i was also dying by the middle of my ride so i told you including speak. Anyway i'm like. I don't think anyone wants to hear me. Okay so just throwing that out. There is interesting security thing and something like we should all be aware of going forward. And maybe we'll get some new best practices out of this.
The Mason Minute
Home Lighting (MM #3590)
"The with kevin mason guy around the house. But i do like to keep up with what's going on in home trends and of course these smart light bulbs are a big topic of discussion. These days and i think really lighting changed when we did away with the regular old incandescent lightbulb. Sixty watt hundred watt light bulbs when we started going more to the led or the more technologically advanced light bulbs i fall in love with the philips hue bulbs a saw one the other day where you can actually attach lights to the back of your television another phillips product. It's very expensive and just coming out but you'll be able to have it. Adjust its color hues to what's going on on the tv screen. I know it's silly. And i know it's not really that important but i loved the idea of updating my home lighting of making it more colorful i know lights. Light light is needed to read. Light is needed to see but for some reason just having those lighting accents and different colors gets me kind of excited. I don't know why. But i do love home lighting and well. I'm excited for all this technology. That's coming out.
The Mason Minute
Home Lighting (MM #3590)
"The with kevin mason guy around the house. But i do like to keep up with what's going on in home trends and of course these smart light bulbs are a big topic of discussion. These days and i think really lighting changed when we did away with the regular old incandescent lightbulb. Sixty watt hundred watt light bulbs when we started going more to the led or the more technologically advanced light bulbs i fall in love with the philips hue bulbs a saw one the other day where you can actually attach lights to the back of your television another phillips product. It's very expensive and just coming out but you'll be able to have it. Adjust its color hues to what's going on on the tv screen. I know it's silly. And i know it's not really that important but i loved the idea of updating my home lighting of making it more colorful i know lights. Light light is needed to read. Light is needed to see but for some reason just having those lighting accents and different colors gets me kind of excited. I don't know why. But i do love home lighting and well. I'm excited for all this technology. That's coming out.
The Mason Minute
Home Lighting (MM #3590)
"The with kevin mason guy around the house. But i do like to keep up with what's going on in home trends and of course these smart light bulbs are a big topic of discussion. These days and i think really lighting changed when we did away with the regular old incandescent lightbulb. Sixty watt hundred watt light bulbs when we started going more to the led or the more technologically advanced light bulbs i fall in love with the philips hue bulbs a saw one the other day where you can actually attach lights to the back of your television another phillips product. It's very expensive and just coming out but you'll be able to have it. Adjust its color hues to what's going on on the tv screen. I know it's silly. And i know it's not really that important but i loved the idea of updating my home lighting of making it more colorful i know lights. Light light is needed to read. Light is needed to see but for some reason just having those lighting accents and different colors gets me kind of excited. I don't know why. But i do love home lighting and well. I'm excited for all this technology. That's coming out.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"philips" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
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Clark Howard Show
Cyber Monday deals abound
"The clark deals crew has been working literally around the clock for a much longer period than historically. The clark deals team would work with most of the effort prior years being black friday week through cyber monday but this year not like prior years. The sales spread out the entire month of november bleeding into all the way into this. Friday is cyber monday for most retailers has become cyber week and it can be overwhelming. It's obviously overwhelming for our deals. Team can be overwhelming for you as a consumer with every E mail message. You get or text you might get from retailer you've done business with in the past or do currently screaming. How great their deals are so it really requires action not reaction on your part to plan out number one that you don't overspend and number two that you are getting real deals not non deals and so i know that if you are among the more than one third people somewhere roughly a little more than a third whom look at shopping during the month of december for christmas as more chore than joy. This is even harder for you to think through this way. But i'm more concerned about people who get really excited by deal deal and spend money. That is really more than your wallet is designed for and so that's why back to basics. I want you to think about coming up with a budget. Not too late even if you've already been clicking and buying black friday week and now in cyber week you're like oh look at this. Do you look at that one. Go ahead and assess what you've already spent and how that fits into what you really can't afford to spend through this. Christmas selling cycle second win. They're things you're interested in. Just take the time to write down the offers for example like Historically have been the top draws in the friday and now cyber week deals and they get really really confusing so no this the real deals come with. Tv's and various forms of electroncs that our current technology not state of the art. The very best doorbuster kind of deals are those that are off brands or More minor brands an example Sam's club has a hot item today where they're selling a seventy five inch. Tv four k whole bit from philips philips is not a premiere brand in the united states anymore and it's five hundred and ninety nine dollars. There was a cheaper roku. Tv seventy five inch with best. Buy for four nine thousand nine that when sold out five nine thousand nine for seventy five inch. tv really really great. But it's Yes you'd call that a second tier brand and then when you look at the first tier brands samsung. Lg sony the tv's. That are the best deals for black friday. Cyber monday in this week of cyber week our. Tv's that may be Last season's models or models that they had oversupply of or they made specifically as value additions for retailers. To sell this week and there are great. Great great deals especially when you step down to the second tier or third tier brands. Listen this when if you want a jain normal. Tv best buy has an eighty five inch imagine eighty five inch tv. A high sense. Four k nine hundred ninety nine dollars. I mean that's ridiculous and they have an l g eighty six inch for fourteen forty nine so there are a variety of really really great deals on. Tv's and for people looking at more reasonable sizes like looking from thirty two inch. Tv's that right now are seventy nine dollars and up Sixty five inch. Tv's cheap is two hundred fifty dollars and there are great. Great deals available and avoid with electronic spying state-of-the-art because today's state of the art is much more money than current technology and we'll be current six months from now or whatever at a fraction of the price that state of the art is right now