Why don't big companies keep their computer systems up-to-date?

Why don't big companies keep their computer systems up-to-date?

The Matt Townsend Show - Season 6, Episode 244 , Segment 1

Big Company Hacks, Mood Elevator, Screen Cleaning

Episode: Big Company Hacks, Mood Elevator, Screen Cleaning

  • Oct 13, 2017 4:00 pm
  • 47:15 mins

Douglas C. Schmidt, Ph.D., is an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor, the Associate Chair of Computer Science and Engineering, and a Senior Researcher at the Institute for Software Integrated Systems, at Vanderbilt University. The Equifax hack exposed 143 million people’s personal data to unknown cybercriminals starting in March and wasn’t made public until mid-September. Doug Schmidt believes that this attack was entirely avoidable because Equifax, like many other big companies, was using out-of-date software that made them even more vulnerable.

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The Mood Elevator: Take Charge of Your Feelings, Become a Better You

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Larry Senn, PhD, is an author, speaker, CEO coach, and fitness enthusiast. His new book is The Mood Elevator: Take Charge of Your Feelings, Become a Better You. He is the founder and chair of Senn Delaney, a successful organizational culture-shaping firm. Dr. Senn has been referred to in business journals as “the father of corporate culture.” His early experience included running a traditional consulting firm. As humans, we experience many different emotions on a daily basis. Larry Senn has researched these emotional up’s and down’s and says that they are all part of a “mood elevator.” Larry Sen talks about how to control the “mood elevator” so that we can more easily deal with life’s challenges.

Larry Senn, PhD, is an author, speaker, CEO coach, and fitness enthusiast. His new book is The Mood Elevator: Take Charge of Your Feelings, Become a Better You. He is the founder and chair of Senn Delaney, a successful organizational culture-shaping firm. Dr. Senn has been referred to in business journals as “the father of corporate culture.” His early experience included running a traditional consulting firm. As humans, we experience many different emotions on a daily basis. Larry Senn has researched these emotional up’s and down’s and says that they are all part of a “mood elevator.” Larry Sen talks about how to control the “mood elevator” so that we can more easily deal with life’s challenges.