Today, Eric Schleien sits down with his guest, chief operations officer of Viral Ideas, Zach Medina. In this episode, they talk about the need to get into the 3D digital market, the skills and equipment required for VR and Augmented Reality, and the potential innovations to come out of them.
Zach also discusses how businesses and the academe should invest in computers and other technological advances. He believes that companies have to get with the times and plan for the future if they want to survive. Take online classes, for instance. They no longer have to be just a zoom call with a teacher. Schools should aim for more interactive online courses to keep their students interested in learning at all. Time and time again, technology has proven to be a great learning tool for students, and it is about time schools caught on.
Tune in to Eric and Zach’s discussion on why people are often afraid of technological advances and how it relates to why humanity is not innovating as much as it could. The two debate whether artificial intelligence is capable of creativity and whether advancing them would benefit or threaten humankind. Zach believes that people are wasting their potential to innovate even further, hence why, in Viral Ideas, they aim to play a role in the 3D market in hopes of advancing humanity even further.
About Zach Medina
Zach Medina is the chief operations officer of Viral Ideas Marketing. The company provides a scalable way to produce content through its corporate video solutions, including corporate video production, on-demand video editing, and in-house video training. He also co-founded the on-demand video editing service, Flixation, making it easy for clients to spread their message.
Before Viral Ideas and Flixation, Zach was the owner of Philadelphia App Solutions and Shockwavez Entertainment. He also volunteered at the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. This 501 non-profit organization helped children reach their potential through professionally supported, one-to-one relationships with volunteer mentors. Mr. Medina graduated with a degree in Business Administration (BA), Management and Marketing, at the Penn State University.
Show NotesZach Medina’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-medina-6b79075a/
Instragam: https://www.instagram.com/zachmedina1
Viral Ideas Website: https://viralideasmarketing.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ViralIdeasMarketing/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/viral__ideas
Flixation Website: https://flixation.co/
About Eric SchleienOver the past decade, Eric has trained thousands of individuals, including board members of public companies and several Fortune 500 CEOs. He specializes in organizational culture and has become a leading authority on corporate culture in the investment industry.
Eric has been investing for 15 years and has been using breakthrough coaching methodologies for over a decade. He had the i
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