Podcast Update: New Format + New Rhythm
In this episode of the IoT Use Case Podcast, host Madeleine Mickeleit speaks without a guest: a short announcement to all listeners, combined with a thank-you and two pieces of news about the podcast.
Summary
The IoT Use Case Podcast has been running since the end of 2019. Over that time, numerous projects and real-world use cases have been presented, and a network has grown around the podcast that the team works with today. That is what Madeleine Mickeleit says thank you for in this episode – to long-time listeners as well as to everyone tuning in for the first time.
At the same time, there are two changes. The team is working on a new format, including on the topic of AI as it is being implemented in practice by users. As a result, the podcast will be released every two weeks instead of weekly, and the formats will alternate. When the new format goes live will be announced on the podcast.
The closing call goes out to users: anyone who has implemented a project themselves and would like to talk about it can reach out to Madeleine Mickeleit and the team proactively.
Key takeaways
- The IoT Use Case Podcast now comes out every two weeks instead of weekly.
- The reason is a new format the team is building in parallel – including on the topic of AI as users implement it in practice.
- The formats will alternate; the launch of the new format will be announced on the podcast.
- Users who have implemented their own projects can reach out to Madeleine Mickeleit and the team proactively.
Transcript
Madeleine:
Hello, dear friends of IoT. I would like to pause for a moment here and say thank you. It is pretty remarkable – this podcast has been around since the end of 2019. I have been doing this for such a long time now. I have had the chance to get to know so many exciting projects and real-world use cases, and so many people I have been working with in the network ever since.
And it has grown so much that it is simply time to say thank you – to you as a regular listener tuning in here and following this podcast, or perhaps joining us right now and listening to the podcast for the first time.
Together with the team, we are currently building a new format, including on the topic of AI and how it is actually being implemented in practice by users. That is why this podcast will only be released every two weeks instead of weekly. And we will be alternating between them a little.
But do follow this podcast if you have not done so yet, and every two weeks you will get a new project and how it was implemented. And I will also report back when the new format goes live.
If you have implemented a project yourself and would simply like to talk about it, feel free to reach out to me and the team proactively. We are always glad to hear about new user cases from the field.
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