Show Notes
JAWS 30th anniversary celebration is in full swing. So this month on FSCast, we visit with Ted Henter to hear some JAWS stories, as well as to get some helpful tips on starting your own business. We also get the scoop on Vispero's announcements and special events at this year's CSUN Assistive Technology Conference from Ryan Jones, Roxana Fischer and Elizabeth Whitaker. And we hear from Marinela Ortiz about her personal experience with JAWS and Braille.
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This month, we check in with Ryan Jones, Glen Gordon, and Sriram Ramathan to unpack some exciting changes here at Vispero. Then, we chat with Campbell Rutherford about student life at Harvard and practical applications of math. With Nicholas Hoekstra, we explore the Global Braille Survey. And finally, Elizabeth Whitaker previews upcoming training opportunities.
This month, we meet Campbell Rutherford to hear about her passions for math, biology, and assistive technology. Then, Stephen Greeley guides us through exporting, syncing, and importing JAWS settings. Mohammed Laachir explains some useful agentic AI concepts, including skills. And Elizabeth Whitaker previews our upcoming training opportunities.
In this episode, we welcome Sid Gaitonde, Vispero's new CEO. Brian Hartgen shares the latest news from Hartgen Consultancy. Mohammed Laachir answers some of your questions about agentic AI. And Elizabeth Whitaker previews upcoming webinars from our Training Department.
On this episode, we briefly talk about the transition from FSCast to Vispero Connect. Then, we review our June product updates and introduce the new Cloud Settings Sync feature. Matt Ater shares a corporate perspective on accessibility and discusses accessible kiosks. Mohammed Laachir introduces AI agents and answers some of our beginner questions. And, of course, we highlight Vispero's participation in upcoming conventions and preview our July training events.
To mark International Guide Dog Day, Judy Redlich introduces her upcoming book and shares some exciting stories of professional growth and building relationships. We then head to Greece to meet Professor Panagiotis Antonopoulos, exploring his life, career, and perspectives on accessibility. Finally, we highlight our upcoming trainings and share how you can meet us at SightCity in Frankfurt.