Asemio is a social enterprise working at the intersection of software and social good. We maximize insight generation for community impact through building technology infrastructure and takes a privacy-first approach to data collaboration.

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Decoding Administrative Data with Dr. Amy O’Hara

A Fresh Look at a Familiar Voice Asemio Decoded is back for our fourth season! We are so excited to reintroduce you to Dr. Amy O’Hara from the Massive Data Institute at Georgetown University with this updated interview from 2022. In Decoding Administrative Data, we sat down with Dr. O’Hara to discuss her background in […]

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Decoding State Data with Josh Martin, CDO (Part 2) 

Data Innovation and Wicked Problems In this special two-part episode of Asemio Decoded, we sit down with Josh Martin, the Chief Data Officer for the State of Indiana. Josh shares his journey of evolving Indiana’s approach to data collection, analysis, and implementation to drive smarter decision-making and better serve the people of Indiana. From crafting […]

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Decoding State Data with Josh Martin, CDO (Part 1)

The Power of State-Level Data In this special two-part episode of Asemio Decoded, we sit down with Josh Martin, the Chief Data Officer for the State of Indiana, to explore the power of state-level data in shaping communities. Josh shares his journey of evolving Indiana’s approach to data collection, analysis, and implementation to drive smarter […]

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Decoding Excellence with Brandon Lenhart

Leadership and the Pursuit of Excellence In this episode, Jess and Aaron sit down with Brandon Lenhart, VP of Operations at Argonaut Private Equity in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a rich background in strategic leadership—from the U.S. Navy to investment banking—Brandon shares his insights on what it takes to achieve excellence in both business and community […]

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Decoding Community Data Ecosystems

Understanding Data Ecosystems This month, Jess and Aaron take on an Asemio-original concept: Community Data Ecosystems. They break down what a data ecosystem is, how it differs from a standard data system, and how it helps data professionals gather insights from collaborators in community-driven projects. Tools and Approaches for Stronger Impact The episode highlights the […]

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Decoding the Talent Gap with Libby Ediger

Addressing the Tech Talent Gap In this episode, Aaron and Jess sit down with Libby Ediger, CEO of Atlas School, to explore the ‘talent gap’ in the software development industry. They discuss how non-traditional schools like Atlas are revolutionizing tech education by offering innovative alternatives to traditional college pathways. The Future of Software Career Training […]

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Decoding Data & Higher Education with Dr. Laura Latta

Kicking Off Season 3 with Social Impact Jess and Aaron are back with Season 3 of Asemio Decoded! This season features conversations with experts in social service, data, and technology, all working to improve community outcomes. A Conversation with Dr. Laura Latta In this episode, they sit down with Dr. Laura Latta from the Tulsa […]

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Decoding AI & Music: Blending Tradition with Technology

Music Meets Machine Learning We’re back a little early to share a unique project by composer David Broome and Asemio co-founder Aaron Bean. On Saturday, March 9th, they’ll present “Music for the Senses” at Low Down in Tulsa, blending traditional music with machine learning (AI). The performance combines live instrumentalists, vocals, electronic music, ASL, and […]

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Decoding CQI (Continuous Quality Improvement) with Lauren King, M.A.

Why You Need to Know About Continuous Quality Improvement If you don’t know what continuous quality improvement is, you want to. Processes and frameworks drive our modern world, but they can easily become stagnant. So how do we create systems that are constantly learning and improving? More importantly, how do we apply these principles not […]