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Robert and Francis discuss the future of cars including the integration of Apple.

Robert and Francis discuss a record breaking 5G Auction and the additional costs it presents.

The Digital Yuan has become a popular topic of discussion due to controversy over data and technology standards around the world.

Hollywood is changing due to the pandemic and streaming, Francis and Robert take a look at what the industry must change to keep the business running.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe Apple’s move to expand its market through automotive and healthcare developments. Already touching upon health with its Apple Watch, “Project Titan” may bring automotive developments and revolutionize the market. Politics may interfere, however, due to direct dealership policies.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe what manufacturing may look like as the information velocity curve progresses. The numbers show that it is now cheaper to manufacture on the home-front as opposed to outsourcing. Right now, companies need a business model and ecosystem that eliminates “wait states”.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe content caching on an individual level, its evident diffusion, and its potential for monetization. As devices turn into day-traders, the world faces a caching revolution that may lead to severe structural change.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe three companies Future Creators has been following, AT&T, Verizon, and Crown Castle. Due to its straightforward approach and numeral strategy, so far all predictions have been extremely accurate.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe the Chinese Communist Party’s inevitable failure to participate in a global market due to the rejection of Jack Ma’s Ant Group and the Information Cost-Velocity Curve. Only drastic governmental change can save China from the Party.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe the “Edgeless Fog”, a term for cyberspace inflation that stretches beyond “The Cloud”. This new information surface has substantial monetary value— the problem is global networks and cell tower companies are unprepared for these advances. To hear more on this subject check out a live event hosted by Future Creators, em...

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe three companies Future Creators has been following, AT&T, Verizon, and Crown Castle. Due to its straightforward approach and numeral strategy, so far all predictions have been extremely accurate.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe AT&T’s outstanding debt and the likelihood of a large crash in the company’s future. The mismanagement of funds combined with the decline in wireless service revenues forces large telecommunication companies to evaluate what is a worthwhile investment and when it’s time to throw in the towel.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe the breaking down of the telecommunication industry due to poor balance sheets and the fact that wireless service generators are in decline. The split between infrastructure creators and carriers is impacting the industry, so companies must focus on elevating their frequency and scale into the new cyberspace.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe the limited reach of today’s standard cell phone towers, and introduces the idea of an information surface beyond the Cloud: the “edgeless fog”. Utilizing a Neutral Network Enabling Platform, cell towers can elevate into cyberspace, connect with one another and introduce themselves into a new monetary information compe...

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe IBM’s position in the tech. companies’ race into further cyberspace, focussing on the necessity for the company to monetize their information surfaces and strategic future joint ventures.

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe China’s information control policies that have affected acquisitions of several large tech. companies and ask the question: it is cost-effective for America to continue doing business with China?

In this episode of the podcast, Francis McInerney discusses with Robert Braathe the utilization of the information cost velocity curve, or its lack thereof, in reference to all forms of social issues including politics, clean energy, education, healthcare, and whether the FCC is managing wireless connection properly.

The European Union created a monetary union without a political and fiscal union. Which is like if we operated as 50 different fiscal policies. In this episode of the podcast, listen in to hear more on how Europeans spend their time trying to break up the FAANGS instead of making their own. When they do try, they are management disasters like Airbus.

Argon National Lab was putting in a new supercomputer,Aurora Supercomputer, but this process was delayed because Intel hasn’t been able to keep up with it, while Taiwan Semiconductor and Apple have been. It’s been shown that Intel peaked back in 2011, so are they on the downhill now? Listen in to this episode of the podcast to hear more.

In this episode of the Podcast, Robert Braathe and Francis McInerney discuss the pressure British Telecom is under to sell itself. With stock being down 90%, sales in the past 3 years being down 5% and mobile revenue being down 2% in the last 2 years, British Telecom is definitely going under. Why hasn’t management done anything in the last 20 years to fix their core business model? Members of fut...

Francis McInerney and Robert Braathe discuss US healthcare and the chaos that comes with it. With COVID, the US is approaching 50% of our WW2 casualties, in only 6-7 months time, which is a very troubling stat. How is it that the US can be so behind when it comes to healthcare? Listen in for more information on this.

As we are now less than 100 days away from the 2020 US Presidential Election, Robert Braathe and Francis McInerney discuss what we would like to see the winner of the upcoming election produce. Tune in for key metrics and policies that the winner must implement.

In this episode of the Podcast, Francis McInerney and Robert Braathe discuss the need for a board and the reasons as to why there are no outsiders for boards in Japan. There are many reasons why a company should have outsiders on their board, so why does Japan only include insiders on their boards? Listen in for more information on this issue.

Seven of the ten most powerful companies are platform companies. Francis McInerney elaborates more on how companies become platforms explaining that this concept really began with the creation of the cloud. Listen in for more information and backstory about these transformations.

Robert Braathe and Francis McInerney converse about Japan and how it’s possible for an entire nation to stay out of the cloud. Francis explains that in the business realm of Japan, IT is not taken seriously. Francis explains that in Japan, there is a deeply rooted resistance to things as large as ERP, which is quite a tragedy.