Podcast appearances and mentions of Brian Dawson

Brian Dawson of 1819 News joins Leland Live to talk about his story, Trump speech and other topics of day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Dawson of 1819 News joins Leland Live to talk about his story, Trump speech and other topics of day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Dawson of 1819 News joins Leland Live to talk about his story, Trump speech and other topics of day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Dawson of 1819 News joins Leland Live to talk about his story, Trump speech and other topics of day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian is at the forefront of developing Ireland's first-ever Education and Public Engagement Strategy, aimed at making democracy more accessible to all.

Malik Joe is known for his comedic skits, especially his "Norf Philly Bul" parodies. He grew up with dreams to be in the NFL idolizing athletes like Brian Dawson and Mike Tyson. He now does a sports podcast while still building his name online thru comedy and sports. Get to know the real Malik Joe!

The healthcare sector suffered a major setback due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Providing high-quality services to patients is a priority. However, for healthcare facilities to run properly, managers and directors must make operational and strategic decisions, especially in the perioperative setting. Efficient operating room (OR) management involves maintaining equilibrium between optimal OR capacity, allocation of ORs to surgeons, assignment of staff, ordering of materials, and reliable scheduling while giving the highest priority to patient safety.But what are the challenges in SPD Management and ensuring high-quality perioperative services?On a recent episode of the ConCensis Podcast, host Michelle Mooney sat down with Brian Dawson, the System VP of Perioperative Services for CommonSpirit Health, to discuss the challenges in measuring productivity in the perioperative setting and SPD. Measuring productivity in the OR is totally different from the sterile processing department. AAMI, one of the SPD governing bodies, has developed a chart indicating the average time required to perform various tasks. Tasks are categorized into four levels.With this information, Censis can monitor the tasks done in SPD to determine the number of staff required based on workload.“Most facilities like CommonSpirit Health measure OR productivity through minutes of service- how many minutes do patients spend in the OR and how many people are required to care for them,” Dawson said. “Then, based on that, we can look at how many minutes were used in the OR and how many staff were required, and then we can determine if it is balanced, over, or under productivity. The big picture is to have a comprehensive data sharing which allows for proper assignment, division, and staff utilization.”Final words to other healthcare facilities that need a tool to measure productivity: find one that suits your procedural area so you can capitalize on the asset you have to generate revenue.Brian Dawson, the System VP of Perioperative Services at CommonSpirit Health, holds a Bachelor of Science-Nursing degree from American University and a Master's of Science-Nursing and Health Care Administration degree from Old Dominion University. With over 28 years of nursing experience, his insights offer valuable guidance for healthcare professionals navigating the complexities of perioperative and SPD management.

The gang are joined by Peter Duncan (Sector 13) to talk about his work writing and editing for Sector 13 Comics, Eniskillon Comic Con, raising money for the NHS, Michael Moorcock and the new anthology 1900. If you like vintage UK comics, discovering comic creators and adding to those wishlists and pull lists this is the episode for you. Plus there's great recommendations, and a shocking revelation that shakes the pod trio to their very core! Great stuff to check out this week -  Peter Duncan, Box of Rain Mag, Sector 13, 1900, Paddy Brown, Eniskillon Comic Con, Andrew Polley, Rupert the Bear, Brians Brain, Splank!, Michael Moorcock, Elric, Night of the Swords, Mike Mignola, Hawkmoon, American Nature, Dave Hingley, ACP Recommends, Well Digger, Pip Comics, Rory Donald, Space Boy and the Future King, 40 Years of Scream, Rebellion Books, Mahoneys 2 #1, Brian Dawson, Comic Shop: The Retail Mavericks Who Gave Us a New Geek Culture

Ahead of the upcoming local and European Elections this Friday, June 7th, we explore accessible voting options and the potentials of technology for people with sight loss. Brian Dawson, Communications and Public Engagement Manager at The Electoral Commission, joins us to tell us more.We learn about an interesting use case of Aira shared by one of our listeners and discuss the launch of Be My AI, the world's first AI visual assistant for people who are blind or have low vision, now available for free on Windows.Support the Show.

On this edition of Acre Insights, Tim and Tyler break down their takeaways from attending the RFSI Forum last month in Denver focused on the investing landscape in regenerative agriculture. They also share some sound bites from Brian Dawson, Rosario Bennett, and Jack Richardson on their biggest takeaways as well. Links: RFSI Forum Become a Premium Subscriber Sponsor: This episode is presented by MyLand. Learn more at MyLand.ag. Check out our interview with Dane.

Ex Swan Districts coach Brian Dawson chats to Peter about his earliest memories shared with Nic Naitanui following his retirement annoucement. Plus more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Dawson shares his earliest memories of Nic Naitanui during his time at Swan Districts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on Tipp FM's evening news, The 5.45: It looks like there could be changes coming down the line for our political landscape in Tipperary. The first ever electoral commission has been established in Ireland and they have been tasked with reviewing all 39 of the Dáil constituencies and our European Parliament constituencies also. This is likely to be one of the most significant reviews in the history of the state as the initial figures show serious underrepresentation based on our electoral laws - for example in Tipperary - there is a population now of 162,987 people, with 5 TDs, that means each TD has 32,597 constituents while law says they should have no more than 30,000 each. However, where this gets complicated is - there cannot be any six seat constituencies so the Commission will be forced to make other recommendations and that may see boundary changes- something I imagine is a worry for our representatives. Sheila Naughton heard form Brian Dawson earlier today who is the Communications and Public Engagement Manager for the Commission about what this all means and how you can have your say :

The healthcare sector suffered a major setback due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Providing high-quality services to patients is a priority. However, for healthcare facilities to run properly, managers or directors must make operational and strategic decisions, especially in the perioperative setting. Efficient operating room (OR) management involves maintaining equilibrium between optimal OR capacity, allocation of ORs to surgeons, assignment of staff, ordering of materials, and reliable scheduling while according the highest priority to patient safety.But, what are the challenges in SPD Management and ensuring high-quality perioperative services?On a recent episode of the Censis Podcast, host Michelle Mooney sat down with Brian Dawson, the System VP of Perioperative Services for CommonSpirit Health, to discuss the challenges in measuring productivity in the perioperative setting and SPD. Measuring productivity in the OR is totally different from the sterile processing department. AAMI, the body governing SPDs, has developed a chart indicating the average time required to perform various tasks. Tasks are categorized into four levels. With this information, Censis can monitor the tasks done in SPD to determine the number of staff required based on workload. Michelle Mooney and Brian Dawson discussed:1. How to measure productivity in the OR and sterile processing departments and its benefits to leaders2. Challenges with staffing3. The role of Censis in data collection“Most facilities like CommonSpirit Health measure OR productivity through minutes of service- how many minutes do patients spend in the OR and how many people are required to care for them. Then based on that, we can look at how many minutes were used in the OR, how many staffs were required, then we can determine if it is balanced, over, or under productivity. The big picture is to have a comprehensive data sharing which allows for proper assignment, division, and utilization of staff,” explained Brian DawsonFinal words to other healthcare facilities that need a tool to measure productivity: find a tool that suits your procedural area so you can capitalize on the asset you have to generate revenue.Brian Dawson is the System VP of Perioperative Services at CommonSpirit Health. He received his Bachelor of Science-Nursing degree from American University and a Master's of Science-Nursing and Health Care Administration degree from Old Dominion University. He has worked for over 28 years as a nurse.

Season three starts with big news about the podcast. We talk with Sumaira Ahmed of The Sumaira Foundation about the podcast's growth and inclusivity and introduce a new co-host, Brian Dawson.Then we were joined by one of the leading NMO and MOG researchers, Michael Levy, MD, Ph.D. Dr. Levy is the Research Director of the Division of Neuroimmunology & Neuroinfectious Disease at Massachusetts General Hospital and is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School.ABOUT US:The Demystifying NMO and MOG podcast is a project of the Sumaira Foundation (TSF) and was made possible with the generous support of Genentech.STAY CONNECTED:Michael Levy, MD, Ph.DTwitter - https://twitter.com/mlevy18Website - https://doctors.massgeneralbrigham.org/provider/Michael+Levy/1090088Demystifying NMO and MOG PodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/demystifying_nmomogTwitter - https://twitter.com/DemystifyingNMOWebsite - https://www.sumairafoundation.org/awareness/demystifying-nmo/The Sumaira FoundationWebsite - https://www.sumairafoundation.orgFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheSumairaFoundationTIMESTAMPS:00:00:00 Launching Season 3 with Big News00:01:00 The Merger00:01:48 NMO & MOG, All In It Together00:04:08 New Co-Host00:05:26 A Preview of Season 300:07:00 Michael Levy, MD, Ph.D.00:08:05 From MS to NMO, to MOG.00:09:54 NMO & MOG Overlaps00:11:47 Different Mechanisms, Similiar Outcomes00:13:05 Diagnostic Differences00:14:28 MOG ~vs~ MS00:17:22 Longterm Outcomes00:19:30 Being Misdiagnosed00:21:22 Treatment Overlaps00:24:44The Future of MOG & Clinical TrialsLINKS:NMOSD Resources - https://www.sumairafoundation.org/nmosd-resources/MOGAD Resources - https://www.sumairafoundation.org/mogad-resources/CREDITS:Host - Chelsey JudgeProducer & Co-Host - Brian DawsonMusic - Music by Denys Kyshchuk from PixabayGuest Photo - The Sumaira Foundation

Guests: Dale Strong, Brian Dawson (1819 News), AL Secretary of State John Merrill, State Senator Chris Elliott

Comic creators Evan David and Brian Dawson take us Elsewhere in Odyssey.

My book, Harder than I Thought, Easier Than I Feared - SPORTS, ANXIETY, AND THE POWER OF MEDITATION is available.Recorded days after his final college basketball game, I speak with Brian Dawson about his excellent career, his meditation practice, transformative books, personal training and daily habits, enduring hard times, his plans for the future, his love for music, and more.Brian was twice named first team All-RMAC. In his final two games he scored 29 and 32 points in a thrilling RMAC tournament run.Here is Brian's highlight tape, which I'm sure will be updated to include his recent performances.If you like the podcast, please consider subscribing to my newsletter, where you'll receive podcast updates and other exclusive content. Other ways to support the show include giving it a review on Apple Podcasts, or sharing it with those who you think might enjoy it. Thank you for your interest and support!

On this episode of the Humans of DevOps, Jason Baum is joined by Brian Dawson, Vice President of Developer Relations and Ecosystem Development at The Linux Foundation. Brian focuses on identifying, sharing, and promoting development best practices in the open-source software community. Prior to his role at The Linux Foundation, he led an agile transformation consulting practice helping organizations small and large implement CI, CD and DevOps. Brian has spent over 30 years as a software professional in multiple domains including engineering, QA, and management, all with a focus on optimizing software development and delivery. Brian has contributed and been credited on over 100 video game titles. They discuss cultural and "human" challenges in DevOps and software, console game development and testing at SEGA, leadership and more!  Want access to more content like this? Become a Premium member of DevOps Institute. A Premium Membership gives you all-access to what DevOps Institute has to offer including 30% off certification exams, ADOC to assess your teams' DevOps Capabilities, SKILbooks to support you during your DevOps Journey, members-only networking and more. Get started today for the price of a cup of coffee. Learn more. Use promo code HODPOD21 at this link for 20% off your Premium Membership.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Adrienne Tacke joins host Brian Dawson to discuss beating imposter syndrome and the three things she wishes she knew before becoming a software developer.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Charlie Betz joins host Brian Dawson to discuss the new report, "Software Delivery Maturity: Empower Developers With End-To-End Automation, Orchestration, And Collaboration."

Listen in on a discussion between Brian Dawson, Sanjeev Agrawal, and Joe Pardavila of ForbesBooks about predictive analytics and online tools that have increased financial performance in the OR, as well as quality of patient care and surgeon satisfaction. This episode is sponsored by LeanTaaS.

Welcome to the second of two May editions of the award-winning Community Keyboards - celebrating all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from theatre and classical organs to the latest in digital keyboard technology and beyond. Music on this programme from: DAVID GILSON, MRS MILLS, REGINALD DIXON MBE, HOWARD BEAUMONT, ALAN HAVEN and winner of the recent Keyboard Music Forum challenge BRIAN DAWSON plus our look back at vintage organs of yesteryear takes us to the letter G. Our special guest for this edition is JO COCKLIN who chats with me about her musical contributions via social media almost every day during the pandemic. Your playing and technical questions are answered by ANDY CARVILL in the first of our new occasional series of ASK ANDY. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

Brian Dawson has been in the leather community for over 30 years. He holds the title of Mr. Drummer 1989. Not only has he spent many years as a kink educator, but has also starred in countless BDMS films, and has even been featured as a centerfold for playgirl 1978.   Links LEATHER TALK https://www.patreon.com/user?u=31032403&fan_landing=true https://www.instagram.com/leather_talk_mr.bullet/ Twitter: @brandonbulletla LALC CAReS - Community Assistance Resource Service https://www.facebook.com/LALCCAReS/ LALC & Bullet Bar Pantry https://www.facebook.com/LALCBulletBarPantry/

Adult content. Season finale.Brian Dawson was a 1978 Playgirl centerfold (Google it) who became a popular porn Dom for ZEUS Studios. Widely considered a BDSM authority, Brian has presented to community groups nationwide. He possesses the unique ability to convey nuances to those in both active and passive roles, helping them to understand that they share a single energy source, but draw from it in different ways. Brian’s 30 plus years of experience in the BDSM Community has earned him numerous honors including International Mr. Drummer (1989), the Los Angeles Leather Coalition’s “Mentor of the Year” (2006), and “The Leatherman’s Heart Award” (2007).Link to all things Robert BlackTip Sheet For Safer Sex During the COVID-19 Pandemic (San Francisco DPH)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sexualheroes)

On this episode of DevOps Radio, Ellen Chisa joins host Brian Dawson to discuss product management and productivity.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, VMware's James Urquhart joins host Brian Dawson to discuss his new book on event-driven integration.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Shipa's CEO and Founder Bruno Andrade joins host Brian Dawson to discuss his thoughts on the future of Kubernetes.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson talks to two more of the DevOps World 2020 Award Winners on the projects that drove the award and lessons learned, as well as other topics. First we hear from Chafin Bryant of Capital One the winner of the CloudBees Innovation Award for DevOps Scalability Achievement. Then Riad Ghafir of BNP Paribas CIB talks about winning the CloudBees Innovation Award for DevOps Automation Excellence.

Welcome to the first of two January editions of the award-winning Community Keyboards - celebrating all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from theatre and classical organs to the latest in digital keyboard technology and beyond. Music on this programme from JONATHAN SCOTT, ERIC LORD, ANDREW VARLEY, JON DAVIES, HUGH WALLINGTON, JON TAYLOR, BRIAN DAWSON, DIRKJAN RANZIJN, MIKE SULLIVAN, DAVE WICKERHAM, TONY FENELON and ALEX MCALLISTER, plus the start of a regular look back at some of the popular electronic organs of times past. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

In this episode of DevOps Radio, SingleStore's Chief Product Officer Jordan Tigani joins host Brian Dawson to discuss all things data.

We talk with John Dawson of Brian Dawson Roofing and how he thinks like a raindrop!

Christine Yen joins host Brian Dawson on the latest episode of DevOps Radio to share her journey from engineer to co-founder and CEO of Honeycomb and why observability is so important in today’s software development. 

Join host Brian Dawson for the 87th episode of DevOps Radio where he sits down with solopreneur and founder of Akita Software, Jean Yang. 

Most OR Managers or VP's of Surgery will tell you that one of the biggest challenges they face is the efficient use of operating room time. In episode 3, Sanjeev is joined by Brian Dawson, the System VP of Perioperative Services at CommonSpirit Health, and they discuss how predictive analytics and online tools have increased financial performance in the OR (the economic backbone of a hospital), surgeon satisfaction and quality of patient care by fundamentally transforming the scheduling process.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson talks to two of the DevOps World 2020 Award Winners on the projects that drove the award and lessons learned, as well as other topics. First up, Ben Angell, Head Of DevOps Engineering, Nationwide Building Society shares details of his DevOps Rising Star award win. Then, Brian is back on the mic with the team from Citizant and the IRS, the winners of the Diversity in DevOps Awards.

On this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Jacqueline Salinas, the director of ecosystem and community development for the Continuous Development Foundation. Jacqueline talks about her journey as a non-technical person in the software development world and how she's championing some pretty cool initiatives at the CD Foundation.

John Nolan hosts After the Fact, CCR's weekly trivia quiz show. In this episode, Brian Dawson, Brian Shaw and Eva Barrett (blue team) take on Gareth Aubrey, Gary Stephens and Sean McDermott (red team). All questions in the show relate to the letter H.

In Episode 80 of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson and tech executive Randy Shoup share advice on how to scale DevOps CI/CD practices as organizations grow.

Following the release of the 2020 State of Software Delivery Management Report, the survey’s authors, Principal Analyst Sanjeev Sharma from Accelerated Strategies Group, and Mitch Ashley, the company’s CEO, join host Brian Dawson on DevOps Radio for a wide-ranging discussion about the current state of software delivery management in the enterprise.

CloudBees DevOps Evangelist, Brian Dawson sits down with Red Hat's Sales Director, Rich Savage to discuss how CloudBees can ease the pain of shifting to DevOps.

Brian Dawson is the founder of District Flight Deals and DC Tech People. District Flight Deals helps people in the DC area save up to 75% off normal flight costs. DC Tech People is a new business that seeks to bring the DC area tech community together through stories and products made for them. Website: http://districtflightdeals.com/ https://www.dctechpeople.com/https://www.briantsdawson.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/dctechpeople

John Nolan hosts After the Fact, CCR's weekly trivia quiz show. In this episode, Brian Dawson, Brian Shaw and Ger Slattery (blue team) take on Bob Cox, Gary Stephens and John Martin (red team). All questions in the show relate to the letter B.

In the second panel from CloudBees Connect, host Brian Dawson delves further into learnings and best practices for enabling and empowering developers while driving business objectives. The discussion features Jimmy McNamara and Aoife Fitzmaurice of Fidelity, Sanmat Jhanjhari of Nationwide Building Society and Aswini Rajasekaran of AIB. 

On Episode 72 of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Nicolas Chaillan, Chief Software Officer for the United States Department of Defense. As the first person to hold this title for the federal government, Nicolas is responsible for introducing DevSecOps to the United States Department of Defense.

DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back, joined by Cheryl Razzell, director of platform and Live Ops at Polystream. As Polystream reinvents the way that we use the internet for streaming 3D interactive content and applications by leveraging the compute in the cloud and rendering locally, Cheryl's role is about growing the platform that hosts their streaming technology, which is Polystream’s “magic sauce.”

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Jimmy McNamara, product manager at Fidelity Investments. His main focus in this role is to work with the business to identify and understand what their needs are in terms of capabilities to help them be able to produce great software.

DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back and joined by the CloudBees Jenkins X team consisting of Mo Plassnig, James Rawlings and James Strachan, who all worked on the recent launch of CloudBees CI/CD powered by Jenkins X.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by co-host Sam Fell, AVP of Marketing at CloudBees and DevOps Delivery Coach and Consultant, Manuel Pais. In this episode they discuss the recurring challenges in software development that led Manuel to co-author the book, Team Topologies: Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow.

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DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back, broadcasting live with Director of Engineering at Autodesk, George Swan. George has been leading the CI/CD effort within the Autodesk for the last few years. At the time George was hired, the company had been undergoing a digital transformation in which CI/CD played a crucial role. George made the pitch to begin working at the helm of the CI/CD  project, and has been leading it ever since.

Brian Dawson, director of product marketing for CloudBees, certainly knows a lot about silos, and especially, how to remove them in support of a healthy DevOps culture and a well-oiled CI/CD pipeline. During the past 30 years of his career, for example, he's seen the adoption of many tools and languages. But unfortunately, new and powerful tools have also traditionally created more barriers to constant and intense collaboration for CI/CD. The problem has certainly been compounded by the explosion in choice of open source tools, especially for cloud native deployments.

What is begpacking ?Begpacking is a portmanteau word, combining the words ‘begging’ and ‘backpacking’. It essentially means begging in order to fund a journey, and the practice has come in for criticism from many quarters. Begpackers are mainly young Westerners travelling around the world, particularly in Asia. Some offer hugs or play music in exchange for money. Others simply sit in the street behind a sign reading “Help us to travel around the world”. Each begpacker has their own personal situation. Some may be broke, others simply craving further adventures. This somewhat hippy attitude might simply cause a few raised eyebrows in the Western world. But in Asia, it’s really not appreciated by local communities.In New Zealand, Wellington city councillor Brian Dawson spoke out against begpackers eating in local soup kitchens. Dawson said: “It does annoy me that people think it's a way to get around the country on the cheap...There's a huge difference between doing this for a cheap holiday, knowing that afterwards you can return to another lifestyle."Begpackers are seen as ignorant when it comes to cultural differences. In Asian countries, begging is a sign of social failure and only justifiable for people in extreme poverty. For a visitor to beg in order to fund their travel is therefore disrespectful to the country’s own population.Some in South-East Asia take their criticism of the tourism industry even further. They see white tourists as neocolonialists, seeing Asia as an exotic place for their own spiritual awakening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During part 2 of this special Voices of the Valley episode with Brain Dawson of Harvestport, the agtech entrepreneur takes us through the journey of raising a series A round of financing. He shares what next steps are crucial for success after raising substantial funding from a venture fund and reviews the thought process behind slowly transforming your business model to meet changing needs and trends. Dawson walks us through how he transformed HarvestPort from an ag equipment marketplace to now a service-based company. A special “thank you” to Harvestport for sponsoring the Voices of the Valley podcast! © 2019 Western Growers

Brian Dawson, founder & CEO at HarvestPort, speaks on the importance of bridging the gap between technology and agriculture. He shares how he originally launched HarvestPort as a platform that allows agribusinesses to share their seasonally-used equipment and assets, so farmers can monetize idle equipment during their off-season. Known as the “Airbnb” of agriculture, HarvestPort allows participants to both lease and procure planting, harvesting, transportation and storage resources through an online marketplace. This episode of Voices of the Valley is a special two-parter. Tune in next week to hear how Dawson transformed his business into now a service-focused company. A special “thank you” to Harvestport for sponsoring the Voices of the Valley podcast! © 2019 Western Growers

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is back, joined by DevOps Rising Stars Adam Robertson, Head of DevOps, Pinger, and Kristian Windsor, a DevOps engineer and former software engineer, Pinger. 

In the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Chief Scientist at CloudBees and founder of Jenkins, and Kristen Baskett Solution Marketing Manager at CloudBees. As three of the minds behind the fifth annual DevOps and Jenkins Community Survey, the trio digs into the data from the survey, sharing some of the surprising – and not so surprising – trends.

Hot on the heels of CloudBees’ acquisition of Electric Cloud, host Brian Dawson sits down with former CTO of Electric Cloud, and current VP of technology strategy at CloudBees, Anders Wallgren. In this episode, the conversation focuses on the importance of understanding technology to make better business decisions by discussing some of the continuous delivery processes central to Electric Cloud’s capabilities.

As the industry continues to heat up with a string of recent open source acquisitions, host Brian Dawson chats with Kris Buytaert, a Linux and Open Source Expert and the Cofounder and CTO, of Inuits, to discuss some of the current trends in open source as just one piece of the greater DevOps movement.

Episode 50, featuring Dave Ezrakhovich, senior engineer from Taboola, wraps up the series of interviews conducted during DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018. In his conversation with host, Brian Dawson, they focus on how data has become an integral part of the DevOps process. 

Philadelphia Wings face-off specialist Trevor Baptiste joins IL Publisher Terry Foy to revisit the conversation of diversity within the sport, then a panel of Shawndel Evans, Courtney Wicks and Michael B. Moore provide a professional perspective on the issues near to Nation United's mission — advancing the cause of diversity and inclusion in lacrosse — what it is, why it matters and more. Special thanks to Tommy Stallworth, who provides an update into the goings on of the organization and to Brian Dawson, who wraps the conversation up.

What does a DevOps transformation look like at a hardware company? That’s the questions Harald Gottlicher, software architect at Bosch, answers in the latest episode of DevOps Radio. Harald and host Brian Dawson dive right in to the specifics of the process the team at Bosch underwent and the problems solved by implementing CI/CD.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Harris Kirk, senior DevOps engineer at healthcare software solution, Wolters Kluwer, joins host Brian Dawson to explain how the saying ‘every business is a software business’ can also apply to healthcare.

On the heels of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, a Diversity and Inclusion conversation at LaxCon and the recent racist remarks directed at Lyle Thompson, IL Publisher Terry Foy is once again joined by Nation United's leadership team of Tommy Stallworth, Brian Dawson, Troy Kemp and Jeremy Ardrey.

In Episode 41, host Brian Dawson is joined by Ishu Gupta, a senior software engineer at Capital One. During the episode, Ishu shares the details of Capital One’s DevOps transformation, breaking down the overall pipeline experience into four pieces – onboarding, CI/CD, monitoring and release.

The four brains behind Jenkins X-Michael Neale, Rob Davies, James Rawlings and James Strachan - sit down with DevOps Radio’s guest host, Brian Dawson, to talk all about the cloud-first solution with Kubernetes support during this year’s DevOps World | Jenkins World, San Francisco.

Join our Closed Facebook Group HERE This is a must-listen episode with HarvestPort CEO, Brian Dawson. Not only do we dive deep on Brian's latest venture with HarvestPort, but we also talk about the agtech industry landscape as a whole. Brian shares how HarvestPort originated and how it has continued to innovate through a hybrid marketing approach, while continuing to listen to its customers to evolve over time. Soak up all the insight you can from Brian in this episode- tune in! Connect with HarvestPort Website | Instagram Connect with The Modern Acre Website| Instagram| Twitter

Brian Dawson and Conroe City Councilman Duane Ham joined us in the studio to promote the upcoming 2nd Annual Texas Taco, Tequila and Margarita festival on Saturday, Sept 8, at Heritage Park in downtown Conroe. [...]

Today we were joined by Matt Beasley, Republican Nominee for Montgomery County Justice of the Peace for Pct 3, and Brian Dawson, active community leader and celebrity chef for Matt’s upcoming fundraiser. Follow www.facebook.com/MB4JP for updates! Related [...]

Join our Closed Facebook Group HERE This is a must-listen episode with HarvestPort CEO, Brian Dawson. Not only do we dive deep on Brian's latest venture with HarvestPort, but we also talk about the agtech industry landscape as a whole. Brian shares how HarvestPort originated and how it has continued to innovate through a hybrid marketing approach, while continuing to listen to its customers to evolve over time. Soak up all the insight you can from Brian in this episode- tune in! Connect with HarvestPort Website | Instagram Connect with The Modern Acre Website| Instagram| Twitter

Brian Dawson announces his candidacy for Montgomery County Precinct #2. He will run against incumbent Charlie Riley in the March 2018 primary. Brian discusses who he is, where he is from and his education as [...]

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In this episode of DevOps Radio, Brian Dawson describes what he sees with organizations of all sizes and how he thinks they can achieve a state of CD and DevOps maturity. Specifically, Brian walks through his latest report, “Assessing DevOps Maturity Using a Quadrant Model."