Punit And Friends

In this episode, I talk to Pukar C. Hamal who is my colleague at Reduct.Video, about how software distribution has changed over the years and about how to sell your software to the biggest companies on the planet year over year.

In this podcast, I learn the basics of Agile with Scrum from Janaki Joshi, who has a decade of experience in software development and project management. We talk about why companies felt the need for a more human approach to building software and how Scrum helps manage teams through the pillars of inspection, transparency and adaptability.

From the roots of psychology and cognitive science has evolved a cross-cutting discipline called Human Computer Interaction. What is HCI and how can software developers leverage it to build better software? I find out through conversation with Bikalpa Neupane, researcher at IBM Watson Developer Experience team and PhD candidate at Penn State University.

Most software outsourcing companies charge their clients on a hunch, only to later realize that they're making a loss. In this episode, I talk to Predid Subba, Head of Business Review at CGCorp Global, about how to charge clients while providing consulting services.

Where is Nepal's ecommerce ecosystem headed? I get this answer and more from Roshan Bhattarai, co-founder of Proshore, a company that builds e-commerce products like ExportFeed and Keptify.

There has been a lot of buzz recently about how secure our data is. In this episode, I have invited Cybersecurity researcher Ashish GC to talk about how businesses can protect their and their customers' data.

In this episode, I talk to Sitaram Gautam about starting his company while he was in grad school in Utah, coming back to Nepal and how he has created a unique business model for software outsourcing in Nepal.

I and my guest Rachindra Poudel go full on geek-mode, taking about React and other random stuff.

In this episode, I've invited my friend Saurav Poudel to discuss Data Science and its growth in Nepal.

This episode is a bit meta. Instead of me interviewing a guest, my friend Anup interviews me about why I feel this podcast is needed and what I want to achieve with the podcast.