Podcast appearances and mentions of brian pawlowski

In this week's episode, we have Brian Pawlowski, the Chief Development Officer at Quantum. Quantum helps organizations in harnessing the potential of their expanding unstructured data, offering an affordable solution for storing data for decades to come. During our conversation, we delved into the shifting data environment, driven by the exponential growth of unstructured data and the transformative capabilities of AI, empowering organizations to derive meaningful insights from this data abundance. Furthermore, we investigated the optimal combination of cloud and on-premises storage solutions, taking into account specific use case needs, budget constraints, and security considerations. Key Discussion Points: What fundamental changes in data usage and characteristics distinguish unstructured data from the past? Are the use cases of long-term data archiving, enterprise backup, surveillance and security all served by the same architecture? How do government regulations on data storage and handling of PII impact Quantum in countries like China, and India? You can find him on: Website: https://www.quantum.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianpawlowski

In this episode of Infrastructure Matters – Insider Edition, Randy Kerns is joined by Brian Pawlowski, Chief Development Officer at Quantum, for a conversation on Quantum's Myriad solution and how it is uniquely offering solutions to customer data challenges. Their discussion covers: Quantum's view on the current market and how storage and application have evolved, including customer use cases The challenges facing customers within storage and data management systems, today Quantum's current product portfolio, including how their latest solution, Myriad, fits into their portfolio How Myriad offers unique solutions to help solve data challenges, and where Quantum plans to take Myriad next Learn more about Myriad Software-Defined All-Flash Storage Platform for the Enterprise on the Quantum website.

Ultimately, most of what we do in business today relies on data of all kinds. In the last decade or so, the rise in unstructured data has meant that companies need to find ways to store and then use that data in ways they hadn't needed to before. On this episode of IT Visionaries, Brian Pawlowski, Chief Development Officer, of Quantum, discusses what that means and how data storage has evolved. Tune in to learn:What is Quantum (2:00)What it means to store unstructured data (4:00)Why all storage is software (15:15)Meeting customer demands while dealing with physical limitations (31:00)Understanding why data is mobile and how to manage its infrastructure (37:40)Zayo's future-ready network and tailored connectivity solutions enable some of the world's most innovative companies to connect what's next for their business. Exceptional end-user experiences and better business outcomes demand one thing – a strong, healthy network. How's your network health? There's one way to find out – take Zayo's Network Health Check now. https://zayo.is/3ztMpIuMission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

E100 - We are kicking off 2021, Season 4, and our 100th episode in laughter! Join in the fun as we list some of our favorite Top Tens. You can be a part of our contest too and win a Mouse and Weens T-shirt, so be sure to stay until the end and send your guesses to mouseandweens@gmail.com! Find out the best movies, the best eyebrows, the best dad jokes, our feelings about dad jokes, and famous laughs. The in-between commentary will really let you find out what makes us tick, so be prepared. We also do a long version of Celebrity Stories That Go Nowhere, Mouse’s favorite segment. Find out about Fred Armisen, Seal, Dan Waters, Cuba Gooding Jr., Kristen Stewart, Stevie Wonder, Keanu Reeves, and Leonardo DiCaprio! This episode is important because we wouldn’t be here without you, our listeners! Thank you! We also celebrate our guests over the years and give big thanks to everyone who has been on our show: Alison Arngrim, Angleo Moore, Michele Harper, W Earl Brown, Chris Fairbanks, Chris Taylor, Wayne Federman, Ahmed Hassan, our panel of police officers, Patti Negri, Angelo "Scrote" Bundini, Laura Haver, Criag Abell-Champion, Jules Hannaford, Paul Shaw, Moxie LaBouche, Tony Gleeson, Bill Fuqua, Brian Pawlowski, Chris Osmundson, Joyce Carter, Cowboy Denny, Jen Campbell-Martin, Bachata Jen, Zo Shah, Carla, Kari, Daphne, Stephanie, Toby, Elliot, Charlotte and Sam! We look forward to so many more episodes and fun times ahead as we jump into Season 4! Song credits: “Ernie and Bert” by Julianne Eggold Voice actor: Matt Thompson Podcast promo: The Cretin’s Guild Special shoutouts: Tamara Til the Break of Dawn Mouse and Weens podcast is part of the https://podfixnetwork.com You can watch this episode on our Mouse and Weens YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgeuFSExQ2EaHYSG-s4sgZw A transcript of this episode is on http://www.mouseandweens.com Please follow and contact us via Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube @mouseandweens We’d love to hear from you at (858) 206-8746 or mouseandweens@gmail.com  Thank you to our patrons for joining our family! If anyone else would like to be a part and get Mouse and Weens gear, bonus content, outtakes, ad-free episodes, songs, and shoutouts, sign up for a tiny $5 a month at https://www.Patreon.com/MouseAndWeens. We will kiss you right on the mouth!

Kubernetes promises to bring a new scalable architecture to the data center, be it on prem, hosted or in the cloud. This fluidity of application development and hosting from your laptop to the cloud in a consistent protected environment is fueling the rapid uptake of Kubernetes across all computing segments and industries. And yet we are still basically seeing the beginning of the adoption curve. Whenever a technology disruption occurs like the one presented by Kubernetes, we ask ourselves "What is different? And what remains the same?" For the latter question, just as it was with the prior disruption of virtualization, the applications themselves remained the critical piece to get right and optimize. So, what is Kubernetes providing applications? And what things will remain a challenge as people move towards a Kubernetes dominated world? Join DriveScale's Brian Pawlowski as we discuss these topics.

Jonathan had the opportunity to sit down with local leader and all-around excellent guy, Brian Pawlowski. Brian Pawlowski is a wealth of knowledge. Brian is a USMC veteran, former Deputy Chief of Staff for South Bend Mayor, Pete Buttigieg and he also was an important part of the campaign that helped US Senator, Todd Young get elected. Because of Brian's extensive experience as an athlete, military veteran and working on both sides of the political aisle to impact change, Brian was a perfect guest to discuss the topic of successful teams. Brian shared with us the three pillars of success from the book Team of Teams, by General Stanley Mcchrystal. This episode will be worth your time to learn about teams, personal development and an important tip on how to be a better parent.

We haven't talked with Tom Lyon (@aka_pugs) or Brian Pawlowski before on our show but both Howard and I know Brian from his prior employers. Tom and Brian work for DriveScale, a composable infrastructure software supplier. There's been a lot of press lately on NVMeoF and the GreyBeards thought it would be good time to … Continue reading "80: Greybeards talk composable infrastructure with Tom Lyon, Co-Founder/Chief Scientist and Brian Pawlowski, CTO, DriveScale"

We haven’t talked with Tom Lyon (@aka_pugs) or Brian Pawlowski before on our show but both Howard and I know Brian from his prior employers. Tom and Brian work for DriveScale, a composable infrastructure software supplier. There’s been a lot of press lately on NVMeoF and the GreyBeards thought it would be good time to … Continue reading "80: Greybeards talk composable infrastructure with Tom Lyon, Co-Founder/Chief Scientist and Brian Pawlowski, CTO, DriveScale"

E29 – We hang out with an awesome teacher, podcaster, and friend – Brian Pawlowski of The Lazy Teacher Podcast – in our first ever episode swap! No subjects are off limits as we talk about Weens’ dating life, music, parents vs teachers, school gardens, kids’ nutrition, and all sorts of goofy, giant topics. Enjoy this fun one and please be sure to follow The Lazy Teacher Podcast for Brian’s insight into education, parenting, passion, and life! He’s a good egg! thelazyteacherpodcast.com Song credit: “Giant Friends” by Weens.

“We can do for clusters what VMware did for servers.” It's a bold claim, but that’s what DriveScale aims for, and they’re our guest on this week’s episode of the “10 on Tech” podcast from ActualTech Media. DriveScale Founder and Chief Scientist Tom Lyon, along with CTO Brian Pawlowski, discuss why software composable infrastructure is the future of computing. They chat with ActualTech Media Partner James Green about the underlying principles of this cutting-edge technology and how their customers are making data centers more efficient and less costly. Interview highlights include: • A definition of software composable infrastructure • The ways software composable infrastructure is similar to virtualization – and how it differs • Why their solution is software-only • The limitations of traditional spinning disk storage • Why Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) is crucial in enabling their solution Resource links: • DriveScale - https://drivescale.com/ • DriveScale Solution Brief - https://drivescale.com/solution-brief-2/ • Discussion of NVMe - https://www.actualtech.io/top-10-things-need-know-nvme-devices/ • ActualTech Media Blog - Actualtech.io We hope you listen and enjoy, and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher.

Brian Pawlowski, former CTO of NetApp and VP/Chief Architect of Pure Storage is DriveScale’s new CTO and Tom Lyon's special guest. Brian talks about bringing his vision to DriveScale’s leading edge Software Composable Infrastructure technology for big data workloads.