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Mariya is the Vice President, Machine Learning Architecture at NCI Information Systems, Inc. 

Marc Sheinbaum recently released a book entitled "Memories live Here."  Marc was briefed on Tanjo Animated Personas technology several years ago. Those ideas inspired some of what you will encounter in this spell-binding thriller worthy of any Crichton fan’s attention.

Enjoy this audio version of our salon on Information Warfare, Education, and Pandemics, with Kevin Clark, Richard Boyd, Will Jarvis, Linda Bernard, and Michelle Zimmerman.

In this episode, Will and Richard talk to Marc Prensky about his concept of empowerment. 

This week on the podcast, we're joined by Ken Lane to talk about some of the modern web technologies we're thinking about here at Tanjo. 

Will Jarvis talks with Richard Boyd about the potential for an ARPA for education. 

In this episode, Will Jarvis talks with Tanjo CTO Ken Lane about managing highly effective software teams. Ken was previously the technologist of the year at Lockheed Martin. 

Ted Benson is a biotechnology and management consultant with 20 years of experience turning scientific ideas into biopharma growth and revenue. He is a managing partner at Corraling Chaos. In this episode, we talk extensively about organizational change, culture management, and the future of biology. 

In this episode, we talk with full stack developer Daniel Starling, about his journey from bartender, to full-stack web developer here at Tanjo. We also discuss his favourite web technologies, and what the future looks like in the field. 

Today we talk with Kevin Clark. Kevin is a board member here at Tanjo, with extensive expertise in brand strategy, design thinking and voice-of-the-customer research. We talk about what branding means, how it works, and how to harness it for your business. Kevin is joined by Will Jarvis, Director Of Marketing at Tanjo.

This session will discuss 2 real-world examples of how machine learning technology can be harnessed to improve outcomes in two pillars of society, healthcare and education. Every organization has big data today. But it is a big leap from big data to information (data that has been organized) and an even bigger leap from information to intelligence (information that has been computed so humans can act upon it). Machine learning is uniquely designed to help organizations make these leaps. Armed with this amplified knowledge, the individual and community begin to mature and refine their learning system creating positive feedback loops that support personal and community transformation.