OWC Monthly Podcast Roundup for September 2021
Links to the past month of OWC podcasts plus a survey to help us improve the shows.
Links to the past month of OWC podcasts plus a survey to help us improve the shows.
Links to the past month of OWC podcasts plus a survey to help ups improve the shows.
Photographer Florian Wagner partners with OWC to help bring fresh, clean water to areas that need it.
“Henry Diltz is one of the most famous rock photographers,” says Brian Vincik, General Manager, Securematics located in Carlsbad, CA. “He caught the essence of the moment, the people, the times.” Vinick led the effort to scan and preserve photographs cataloging the history of rock. From the famous image of Jimi Hendrix playing the Star-Spangled Banner at Woodstock to the Mamas and the Papas to the Rolling Stones, Henry Diltz hung out with rock stars before they were legends and just “framed up moments.”
"OWC acquires LumaForge." These will probably be three of the best words you hear/read in 2021 if you care about storage solutions and the content creation community. For over 30 years, OWC has committed to providing hardware and computing solutions...
On New Year's Eve, everyone at OWC received a very encouraging letter from our Founder and CEO, Larry O'Connor. After reading it through, I reached out to see if he wouldn't mind posting it on the Rocket Yard blog. Why?...
The Orphaned Starfish Foundation is holding their annual gala on Friday. Entitled You Are Not Alone, the event will be held virtually, and the money raised will help support over 15,000 orphans, victims of abuse, survivors of trafficking, indigenous communities, refugees, and at-risk youth.
OWC’s Leaders and Game Changers, hosted by Setorii, is a series of conversations with mavericks who reached legendary status by fusing their passion for performance, innovation, and sustainability to catapult them to the tops of their industries.
This week we saw the debut of Josh and Rebecca Tickell’s feature documentary, Kiss the Ground on Netflix. It is both illuminating and inspiring. It provides an important look at the state of climate change and our environment. But whereas many documentaries of this nature leave you feeling depressed and scared to death, Kiss the Ground is a film that will leave you filled with hope.
