72. CIO Straight Jacket: Disproportionate responsibility levels

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Philip Howard

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🗓️ 30 April 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Doug Berry Co-Owner of a solutions-driven graphic communications company with a history of success connecting brands with consumers. While some companies simply provide products, Proforma TaCaBu provides integrated solutions that deliver your message, change perceptions and drive sales. Having spent years in the service industry of firefighting has given me insight in dealing with the public. With a deep background in communications, establishing a company designed to partner together to tackle marking challenges in the business world is a great fit.

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0:00.0	All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds today.
0:13.5	We have Doug Barry on the show.
0:16.3	We're completely winging this.
0:18.1	He might have some construction going on in the background.
0:20.6	Hopefully, you'll probably hear my kids running around going crazy.
0:24.8	And if we're super lucky, we might get Zoom bombed and record this whole thing.
0:28.9	And then we can fearmonger everyone with why Zoom is so insecure lately.
0:33.4	But with that, welcome to the show, Doug.
0:36.8	And I guess, you know, my first question for you is you have a really, really cool
0:41.6	LinkedIn background with a bunch of, I'm assuming electrical bikes that people rent and
0:49.0	maybe put their credit card into.
0:50.5	Tell me all about that.
0:52.0	Yeah.
0:52.6	Well, first, Phil, thanks for having me on the show. Very excited to be here.
0:56.5	And it's funny that you mentioned that. Actually, that's probably one of the most fun projects
1:02.1	I've worked on. I don't know if you've seen a lot of the rentable bike sharing schemes that
1:07.8	are popping up in big cities all over the place. But that started about 12 years
1:12.5	ago or so in 12, 14 years ago in Paris and Montreal had one. Basically, the concept was if you
1:20.8	provide a cheap mode of transportation to people that is healthy, gets cars off the road and, you know, and helps people get some
1:31.5	exercise in.
1:32.2	And so a couple of cities that done it, mixed results, and London decided that they wanted
1:39.8	to take a stab at this.
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