Affordable Small Business Solutions in the Cloud

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A business that doesn’t take advantage of cloud computing and the ability to manage office functions and customer communication through the cloud is losing out on a huge opportunity. In this segment host Tom D’Auria speaks with Brian Donahoo, CEO of AppFolio a company that creates easy-to-use, web-based software that helps small and mid-sized businesses more effectively market, manage and grow their business.

The buck stops with Brian. He is a hands-on CEO and really enjoys building teams and growing a successful company. When he isn’t working you’ll find him running in a marathon, stand-up paddling or mountain biking in Santa Barbara.

Brian was the Sr. Vice President for Products and Services at Expertcity/CitrixOnline from 1999 to 2007. He was part of the original team, growing the company from early startup to $240 million in annual revenue. He led the planning and launch of GoToMyPC, GoToAssist, GoToMeeting, and GoToWebinar and these successful SaaS products are now used by millions of people around the world.

Week In Review

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1. iPhone ‘kill switch’ reduced thefts
2. Judge nixes Airbnb subletter’s eviction
3. NY code school to be first to teach Apple’s Swift
4. Test a Personal Drone Detection System for $500

Apple WWDC 2014

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Its that time of the year again, Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference. So we’ve brought back Tony Bradley to discuss upcoming changes to iOS and OS X.

Tony is a principal analyst with Bradley Strategy Group. He is a consultant, speaker, and prolific writer with a focus on technology from a business perspective. Tony has established a reputation for being able to translate “tech speak” into plain English, and for helping customers navigate trends in technology. He has been a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) for more than a decade, and he has been recognized by Microsoft as an MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for seven consecutive years.

Week In Review

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1. Some NYC Neighborhoods are Still Waiting for Verizon FiOS
2. Tech startup to help bars prevent underage drinking during summer’s ‘100 Deadliest Days’
3. Google buys Skybox for $500 million. The deal could be about more than maps.
4. Recycling initiative called Urban Hubs blooms in Bushwick
5. Twitter nabs top honors in security, privacy audit

Digital Health and Fitness Technology

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It seems like people everywhere are wanting to get and stay healthy. So lets learn about how technology can aide us in this goal. Ben Johnson is here with us to share some of that insight.

After undergoing his own transformation of both body and mind, he decided that helping others improve their quality of life by motivating and inspiring healthy lifestyles and physical activity was his calling. Since that realization he has become a nationally certified personal trainer, worked for the Body By Banks Corporation, quickly becoming their Interim Vice President of Business Development, and created the innovative Online Coaching Program for the Corporation’s national clientele.

Week In Review

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1. SoundCloud, a YouTube for audio, opens big outpost in New York
2. AT&T will install more solar charging stations in New York
3. T-Mobile and Sprint Zeroing In on a $32 Billion Merger
4. Google Maps Goes Inside Brazil’s World Cup Stadiums
5. SoftBank to start selling personal robots next year

Internet Week New York 2014

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Tom recorded a bit from Internet Week 2014 in New York City, so join us to listen to the highly connected have to say about the Internet’s future.

Week In Review

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1. New York Police Boost Focus on Identity and High-End Electronics Thefts
2. Google’s Next Phase in Driverless Cars
3. Apple to Pay $3 Billion to Buy Beats
4. Introducing Tunnel Vision, an app that lets you see real-time crowds & trains on an old-school subway map
5. Scanning a Slice of Queens