Discussions revolving around innovation with various experts from Thomson Reuters.
Is the Future of Tax Research Here?
In this episode, Jordan Kleinsmith, Product Innovation Lead for tax and accounting professionals at Thomson Reuters, chats with colleagues Domingo Huh and Chris Migliaccio about the impact of artificial intelligence on tax research. New technology armed with natural language processing capabilities helps search but how does this actually affect a firm’s workflow?
7/30/2019 • 25 minutes, 19 seconds
Public-Private Partnership and the Communities of Tomorrow
What’s needed to innovate and prepare local communities for the future? New research sheds light on the thinking of county executives and county CIOs about applying technology to best diagnose and solve for critical governance challenges. Katherine Manuel, Senior Vice President for Innovation at Thomson Reuters, chats with: -Joe Morris, VP of Research for e.Republic governing magazine -David Bessen, IT Director, Arapahoe County, CO -Keith Nichols, Managing Director, Government
12/5/2018 • 28 minutes, 21 seconds
Land Rights and Smart Cities
Katherine Manuel, senior vice president for innovation discusses why secure land rights are vital to reducing poverty and building a thriving community with: Klaus Deininger, Lead Land Economist at the World Bank, Elizabeth Stair, CEO of the Jamaican National Land Agency, James Kavanaugh, Director of the Land Division at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and Chris Barlow, Senior Marketing Director for Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting business.
6/21/2018 • 28 minutes, 56 seconds
Technology and Big Data are Fighting Crime
Katherine Manuel, senior vice president for innovation at Thomson Reuters is joined by Sergeant Gary Schuelke from the San Bernardino police Department and Dan DeSimone, senior director, investigative resources at Thomson Reuters here to discuss how technology is changing the way we fight crime. Advances like big data, artificial intelligence and behavioral analytics are helping police departments keep pace with ever-more resourceful criminals. Learn more: https://tmsnrt.rs/2IXc6t9
5/30/2018 • 15 minutes, 58 seconds
AI 101 for Accountants and Tax Professionals
Katherine sits down with Jordan Kleinsmith, Director of Innovation in Strategy/Business Development, and Irish McIntyre, VP of Production Management, to discuss how AI is improving work for tax professionals and how they can leverage this new technology for success.
4/10/2018 • 19 minutes, 35 seconds
What the Heck is Blockchain?
A conversation on Blockchain technology hosted by Katherine Manuel, Senior Vice President of Innovation in Strategy/Business Development, featuring Thomson Reuters experts: Jordan Kleinsmith - Director, Innovation in Strategy/Business Development Joseph Raczynski - Manager, Technical Client Management in Professional & Consulting Services Sam Chadwick - Director of Strategy in Innovation and Blockchain in Strategy/Business Development For an in-depth read, check out more insights at: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/reports/blockchain.html
3/9/2018 • 18 minutes, 38 seconds
The Power of Partnership
A conversation on Partnership with experts from Thomson Reuters. Katherine Manuel hosts with guests Melanie Childress Carucci, Irish McIntyre and Barry Dooney.
1/16/2018 • 16 minutes, 47 seconds
Who Cares About ESG? Everyone.
A conversation on ESG with experts from Thomson Reuters. Katherine Manuel hosts with guests Dawn Emling, Elena Philipova, Robert Jenkins
1/11/2018 • 17 minutes, 11 seconds
Demystifying AI
A conversation on AI with experts from Thomson Reuters. Katherine Manuel hosts with guests Charlotte Rushton, Noelle Campbell, and Tonya Curtis.
12/20/2017 • 22 minutes, 31 seconds
Digital Identity
A conversation on digital identity with experts from Thomson Reuters. Katherine Manuel hosts with guests Bob Schukai, Steve Rubley and Asif Alam.
11/7/2017 • 31 minutes, 44 seconds
Data is the New Oil
A conversation on innovation with experts from Thomson Reuters. Katherine Manuel and Sarah McSweeny host with guests Brian Ulciny and Brian Zubert.