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Sales teams are often portrayed as a source of trouble by product management people, citing overcommitment, short-term thinking and a tendency to make knee-jerk demands for features. However any successful product company needs a strong and effective sales function, so how can product managers best support this?In this 45-minute webinar, Aidan Dunphy will look at the sometimes vexed relationship between product and sales, how to avoid being seen as the “sales prevention department” and instead becoming their most powerful resource and ally.Key discussion points:Sales is where your product meets its customer.Sales people have their job to do, and they need your help.If you want Sales to say and do strategic things, then give them the right ammunition.Date and time:Wednesday 28 May 2025: 12:00 UK / 13:00 CEST / 07:00 EDT / 04:00 PDTAbout our speaker:Aidan has more than 25 years’ experience of product management in software businesses including ERP, data quality, digital transformation, and app development. He has worked with more than fifty tech start-ups.His previous senior roles include Principal Consultant, Head of Product Strategy, Chief Product Officer and Chief Commercial Officer. As a board advisor and investor in SME and start-up tech businesses, Aidan helps to understand motives, balance priorities and to gain an agile mindset, always with a forensic mindset. Aidan holds a B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics and an Executive MBA.

You're invited to join us for a powerful yarn with our panel of First Nations health leaders and advocates.This session is designed for pharmacy students, interns, and early career pharmacists to explore the health challenges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples face—and why First Nations health is a responsibility we all share.Through an open and honest panel discussion, our speakers will reflect on the importance of cultural safety, the ongoing impacts of colonisation, and how pharmacists can make a real difference in their practice.This is a chance to listen, learn, and reflect as we work together towards health equity.Speakers: Shi-Anne Wallace, Indigenous Chair, National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association; Samantha Kourtis, Community Pharmacist & Managing Partner, Capital Chemist Charnwood; Kelly Tanner, Indigenous Engagement Manager, The Pharmacy Guild of Australia; Lachlan Munns, President, Goorie Berrimpa (University of Queensland First Nations Student Association).

This session will provide audience with a comprehensive overview of our HPE GreenLake Flex for SAP platform offerings and its value to our end customer. The session provides insight on the solution details and when and where to position the solution. Delivering private cloud experience via Infrastructure as a service offering for customers SAP environment. Irrespective of the customer SAP version, our ability to deliver as a service offering help customer transform their IT landscape to hybrid cloud model.Speakers:• Srinivasan Narayanan - Regional Solution Architect – APAC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise • Kishore Modak - General Manager, Marketing, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Asia Pacific & India

This webinar brings together the e-&mHealth and Ageing Interest Groups to explore the challenges and opportunities of using technology to support healthy ageing. We will examine the human factors influencing technology adoption among older adults and discuss how these insights apply to innovative models such as Health Smart Homes and the Ecology of Readiness.Building on the recorded presentations available through the ISBNPA website, this live session offers Early Career Researchers (ECRs), Mid-Career Researchers (MCRs), and all ISBNPA members the chance to ask questions, share ideas, and deepen their understanding of how technology can enhance research and care practices for an ageing population.We look forward to sharing our work with you and encouraging lively discussion. Please review the supporting presentations ahead of the session:• Bridging Care and Innovation: Human Factors Shaping Technology Use for an Ageing Population – Dr. Claire Gough• Health Smart Homes and the Ecology of Readiness: Older Adults, Caregivers, and Connected Care – Dr. Gordana DermodySpeakers: Claire Gough, Flinders University; Gordana Dermody, University of the Sunshine Coast,Moderators: Trynke Hoekstra, Amsterdam Public Health Group

This webinar will explore key apparatus-related topics within the ISO Fire Suppression Rating Schedule and is designed to help departments understand how their apparatus and related operations impact their community's grading.The webinar will look at the number of engines required by ISO’s grading, along with pump testing and how the maximum credits are achieved. Mike Morash will highlight what equipment needs to be carried, and outline creditable equipment, along with their equivalences.Before purchasing your next rig, Morash will explain how ISO can help you with that discussion in your community, including the distribution of resources and pump capacity and testing needed to achieve desired grades.Robbi King will join the program to look at the impact of apparatus maintenance and vehicle checks, and how those records will be scored, along with a discussion on apparatus-related training efforts to boost your score.Bring your apparatus questions to this interactive webcast and the presenters will address them.Speakers:• Michael C. Morash - Regional Vice President within Verisk’s Community Hazard Mitigation Division, ISO, and oversees the Public Protection Program (PPC), Building Code Adoption Code Program (BCEGS) and the Community Rating system (CRS).• Robbi King - Director of the solutions engineer team with Vector Solutions.

As the world intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, carbon markets are emerging as a key tool in achieving global decarbonization goals. With significant progress made at COP29, including a clearer framework for carbon markets under the Paris Agreement, there’s growing attention on innovative solutions like biogenic CO₂ utilization. These solutions not only contribute to global climate efforts but also present valuable opportunities for industries to generate revenue through carbon credits. Bioenergy projects are particularly well-positioned to tap into these opportunities by reducing CO₂ emissions and participating in both voluntary and compliant carbon markets. This webinar will explore how bioenergy projects can financially benefit from these carbon credit systems. The session will feature insights from industry leaders, carbon market experts, and technology innovators, offering a deeper understanding of how bioenergy projects can navigate the complexities of carbon markets and capitalize on the emerging opportunities for biogenic CO₂ solutions.Speaker: Hendrik Schuldt, Managing Director, Carbonner.

Unlock the secrets behind intellectual property and fashion in our upcoming webinar, “Using Intellectual Property to Commercialize Creative Products Online: Zooming in on the Fashion Industry”. Dive into the vital role IP plays in the fashion industry, explore the latest trends, challenges, and strategies for thriving in the digital era.📅 Tuesday, May 27, 2025⏰ 02:00 PM (GMT+7)🖥 Online via Zoom MeetingCalling all fashion brains, designers, brand shakers, and creative people! Register now via http://linktr.ee/ipfashionwebinar… — your runway to success starts here! 🚀👗💡Speakers: Olivia Dhordain, IP Counsel, OUTGOING IP; Irene Calboli, Regents Professor of Law, Texas A&M University School of Law; Didiet Maulana, Founder and Creative Director, IKAT Indonesia.

Discover how additive manufacturing - 3d printing is transforming industries and enabling innovative business models. This webinar will explore strategies for leveraging this cutting-edge technology to drive growth and innovation, tailored for companies and SMEs navigating their additive manufacturing journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to reshape your business for the future!Speaker: Pekka Ketola, CIO, 3DStep Oy.Pekka Ketola is a lifelong innovator for new businesses. He has been working on additive manufacturing since 2012, an advancing AM industry in Finland and in the Nordic countries.

How can we shape assessment practices that truly support our learners?Join our expert panel as we unpack The Science of Learning—a research-backed approach to enhancing student progress through cognitive science principles.Discover how cognitive load theory can help structure learning for better retention, why daily review and interleaving practice are game-changers for long-term understanding, and how retrieval practice and spaced learning reinforce knowledge. These are theoretical concepts and practical strategies you can apply in your classroom.We’ll also explore the power of explicit instruction, the importance of checking for understanding, and how to foster a growth mindset through effective feedback.Whether you’re a teacher, school leader, or curriculum expert, this session will provide practical strategies to apply these concepts in the classroom—helping students thrive in an evidence-informed learning environment. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage with leading educational voices, be inspired, and walk away with actionable insights!The event will be held online via Zoom.Speakers:• Jacinta Browning, Assessment and Analytics Consultant, Essential Assessment• Casey Robinson, Diocese of Toowoomba Catholic Schools Office• Scott Woolcock, Assistant Principal, Gilgai Plains Primary School

Don't miss the next webinar in the OCEAN ICE series, where we’ll turn our focus to Work Package 2 (WP2), exploring Cryosphere-ocean interaction, processes and feedbacks.Agenda• 14:00 – 14:05 Welcome (Nicolas Jourdain)• 14:05 – 14:25 Between a rock and a fast place: The collapse of Thwaites eastern ice shelf (Xiaohan Yuan)• 14:25 – 14:45 Deriving ice base topography from AUV-mounted long-range ADCPs in ice shelf cavities (Stina Wahlgren)• 14:45 – 15:05 Turbulence observations beneath the Fimbul Ice Shelf (Yixi Zheng)• 15:05 – 15:20 Break• 15:20 – 15:40 Iceberg grounding enhances the release of freshwater on the Antarctic continental shelf (Anna Olivé Abelló)• 15:40 – 16:00 Modelled iceberg dynamics and grounding in the Amundsen Sea, Antarctica (Yavor Kostov)• 16:00 – 16:20 Melting inside an ice-shelf fracture (Anna Wåhlin)About WP2: WP2 focuses on the key role that ice sheet-ocean interaction plays in melting ice shelves and the export and freshwater distribution of icebergs.Innovative AUV deployments under ‘warm’ ice shelves and the first such observations targeted at grounded icebergs will be conducted (supported by South Korean partners), along with observations of ‘cold’ ice shelf cavity circulation, isotopic concentrations and mixing via a Norwegian-supported borehole.These observations will push forward the state-of-the-art in model basal melt tuning and the development of new parameterisations of iceberg dynamics and oxygen isotope tracking for key community models (NEMO, UKESM). These in turn will inform WP4-6 modelling, examining future ice sheet dynamics and climate coupling.Join this webinar to learn more.Speakers: Nicolas Jourdain, Xiaohan Yuan, Stina Wahlgren, Yixi Zheng, Anna Olivé Abelló, Yavor Kostov, Anna Wåhlin