Mediconnect Global CEO, Amy Rees Lewis, speaks with Dennis Wood about how her own success as an entrepreneur, the passion to sell that successful entrepreneurs must have, and what to expect from venture financing. Lewis is a member of vSpring’s [See the full post…]

Control4 Co-Founder and CTO Eric Smith speaks with Dennis Wood about how Control4 is bringing home automation to the masses. Smith is a member of vSpring‘s v100 – a peer-nominated group of the top 100 venture entrepreneurs in the Rocky [See the full post…]

For a highly reliable and secure automated home, networking devices and systems is a core requirement. Eric Smith, a co-founder and CTO at Control4, talks with 3Com Founder Bob Metcalfe. Metcalfe has a well-established reputation as a gifted technologist, as [See the full post…]

vSpring v100 member Phil Windley speaks with Dennis Wood about identity management and the emergence of reputation-driven business. He discusses his interest in identity management and reputation systems and the foundational roles these systems play in both the enterprise software [See the full post…]

Social media and public relations activities are converging at different paces and in different ways for companies. Cheryl Snapp Conner, partner & executive PR director at Salt Lake City-based Snapp Norris Group talks about this evolution and the impact of [See the full post…]

In this inaugural v|100 Show podcast, vSpring Capital’s Dennis Wood, human capital, and Gavin Christensen, principal, introduce the reason for creating the v100 Top 100 Venture Entrepreneurs program and set the stage for future conversations with v100 members. They discuss [See the full post…]

Skullcandy hosted Supernatural as a booth attraction at CES. Supernatural holds the world’s record for the longest a freestyle rap at over nine hours. In this video, in addition to the impressive skill of Supernatural, you’ll spot Skullcandy CEO Alden [See the full post…]

Rick Alden, CEO and founder of Skullcandy, created a lifestlye technology brand that integrates cell phone and audio switching so the active lifestyle can easily switch from tunes to voice calls. The patented Skullcandy Link is available in Skullcandy-branded products [See the full post…]

When Deer Valley Resort wanted to reach the Gen Xer’s and Y’s to market the Freestyle FIS World Cup, they turned to social networking and new media distribution like YouTube. Erin Grady, Deer Valley’s communications manager, worked with the Park [See the full post…]

ShieldZone Founder Phillip Chipping and CEO Robert Pedersen speak with Brad Baldwin about the benefits of protected, “naked” gadgets. Industrial designers are working hard to create the sexiest and sleekest products. Why hide the design behind a bulky, unattractive case? [See the full post…]

Ed Ryan and Fred Geiger from Control4 talk about their 4Sight service. 4Sight enables remote access to your home via the Web so it’s easier to interact with the automated features of your home. They talked to us about how [See the full post…]

Gary Kennedy, one of the first 10 employees at Oracle, has a new home as CEO of RemedyMD, a health care informatics and decision support sevice for practitioners, researchers, and patients. Kennedy says it’s crazy that retailers can tell you [See the full post…]

Services like Gmail hit the market after their developers reengineered the solution to “work” the way the consumer expects the service to work today. Josh Coates, CEO of Berkeley Data Systems, describes his approach to creating Mozy.com, an automatic, secure [See the full post…]

Home and small business surveillance systems are usually associated with lots of wiring, expensive installations, complicated network settings, and long-term contracts. Andrew Hartsfield, CEO of WiLife, tells Brad Baldwin that today it’s possible to add a high-quality surveillance system yourself [See the full post…]

The Canyons is a massive ski and snowboarding resort. Last year, it was the first resort to use video podcasts as a way to differentiate itself from other destinations (view videocasts | subscribe to videocasts). My personal favorite from last [See the full post…]

Why do Computer Science graduates from Neumont University get 20 percent higher starting salaries than those at state universities? Julie Blake is the senior vice president of enrollment at Neumont. She speaks with Brad Baldwin to explain why Neumont’s intensive, [See the full post…]

Lee Gibbons talks about how Podango plays in the space by offering a content distribution platform. He shares his vision on where the future of content delivery is going, and he predicts a future where all content, not just the [See the full post…]

George Wright, marketing director at Blendtec, invited us back stage for the filming of Blendtec’s next Will it Blend? video. Currently YouTube’s #3 most watched video producer, Blendtec has found an amazing ROI for their $50 marketing spend. With over [See the full post…]

Jeff Kearl recently changed roles from chief marketing officer to chief strategy officer at Logoworks. The company is ranked at 66 on Inc. Magazine‘s “Inc. 500 List” of the fastest growing companies. Jeff describes Logoworks’ plan for growth — the [See the full post…]

Cydni Tetro, vice president for NextPage, reports that even if organizations have document retention policies, fewer than 30 percent can enforce them at the desktop level. Cydni discusses why public and regulated organizations need to provide support to their mobile [See the full post…]

Greg Butterfield is chairman, president and CEO of Utah-based Altiris. Altiris was the first successful enterprise technology company IPO in the US after 9/11. Today, the company’s annual sales are over $200 million. Butterfield discusses his his 10 principles of [See the full post…]

Victor Owuor, Stellent‘s product manager for Universal Records Management, discusses the new emphasis from senior management on records management and industry trends. This podcast is brought to you by NextPage and ARMA. Click here for transcript.

Recall Corporation is a leading document management outsourcing service with over 270 office locations and 78,000 customers. Russell Skinner discusses Recall’s new RFID solution that offers accuracy and speed advantages. Russell Skinner is the vice president of global business integration [See the full post…]

FileNet‘s recent acquisition by IBM continues the document management acquisition trend. Craig Rhinehart, vice president of compliance products, talks about FileNet’s products in the compliance and records management space. And he talks about how it forces you to understand the [See the full post…]

Meridio has a deep integration and strategy built on the Microsoft platform. Becky Thomas, senior vice president of North American operations, discusses the importance of picking a platform that delivers solutions in the future, even with the current market consolidation. [See the full post…]