Digital-first has replaced digital transformation as the imperative for organizations to align technology investments with business goals. It is crucial for every business to respond quickly and adapt, and to become more resilient, more flexible and more prepared to drive recovery and growth in the face of inevitable future challenges. This is what VMware call being Future Ready.
Provocative, compelling and above all, useful conversation from VMware. Get the very latest insights from leading industry experts, influential VMware executives, customers and partners, with actionable guidance on how you can drive IT change in your business and be Future Ready.
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Welcome to Get Rich or Get Drunk Trying, a podcast for millennial go-getters who are allergic to average. It’s a show that will help you level up, 10 X your income, and launch the business of your dreams.
Each week, host Asia Abston and her guests will share financial literacy tips, game-changing perspectives and passive income plays to impact your confidence and your bottom line. You’ll learn how to work smarter; not harder, stop sleeping on your own potential, and climb the success ladder with a cocktail in hand.
Follow Asia on Instagram @getrichorgetdrunktrying and attend her free beginners eCommerce masterclass at AbsolutelyAbston.com.
tnkgrl’s Mobile Tech Podcast is the place to hear the lowdown on the nitty gritty details of what’s happening the world of mobile technology – especially smartphones, personal gadgets and even car tech. tnkgrl (Myriam Joire) has been covering tech for over a decade and was previously Engadget’s Senior Mobile Editor, host of the Engadget Mobile Podcast, and co-host of TWiT’s All About Android.
Tech’s Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news & nostalgia inspired by the week’s consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour.
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Day as a Dev is a podcast hosted by Kevin Lesht. Each episode, developers share their stories, and offer up tips, tricks, habits, and routines. From the daily workings of a given job, to career progression, team dynamics, and so much more. Listen in for a practical look at life in the tech industry.
This is a first course in the great subject of fluid mechanics, which fascinated from Leonardo da Vinci to every one of the great physicists of modern times. As an engineer, you will most certainly deal with problems related to fluid behavior, so understanding this behavior is an essential aspect of being an engineer, regardless of your field of specialization.
Topics of this course include fluid statics, Bernoulli equation and applications, fluid kinematics, finite control volume analysis and applications, conservation of mass, momentum and energy, differential analysis of fluid flow, viscous flow and the Navier-Stokes equations, dimensional analysis, pipe flow and pipe systems, flow around immersed bodies and boundary layers.
Professor Lorena A Barba
Mechanical Engineering Department
Boston University
There are many situations in which a computational approach is the ideal one for studying a problem. For example, in studying the flow of air in the breathing tract of a human, one can hardly do experiments! And even if we could experiment, how could we *see* what is happening? By simulation, we can both perform virtual experiments of the flow of fluids, and visualize the results in a myriad ways. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is vital for many applications of science and engineering. This course is designed for graduate students or advanced undergraduates.
Professor Lorena A Barba
Mechanical Engineering Department
Boston University
There are many situations in which a computational approach is the ideal one for studying a problem. For example, in studying the flow of air in the breathing tract of a human, one can hardly do experiments! And even if we could experiment, how could we *see* what is happening? By simulation, we can both perform virtual experiments of the flow of fluids, and visualize the results in a myriad ways. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is vital for many applications of science and engineering. This course is designed for graduate students or advanced undergraduates.
Professor Lorena A Barba
Mechanical Engineering Department
Boston University
These short top tips and skills for the Amazon Echo are for everyone who’s simply dotty about Alexa. Your host is Robin Christopherson – with frequent appearances by Shaun Preece and other friends.
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