Podcasts about Dell Boomi

You may not think of people at work as your community, but they are. And when you build strong relationships with your community, you get more done. It's more creative. It's more resourceful. The results are just better.That's one of the things we're talking about today with the help of our special guest, Senior Director of Brand & Digital Marketing at Collibra, Victoria Bowman.Together, we take marketing lessons from Abbott Elementary, including partnering up with your coworkers, showing that you understand your audience, and testing your ideas before investing in them.About our guest, Victoria BowmanVictoria Bowman is an accomplished marketing leader with extensive experience building brands and accelerating growth in fast-paced award-winning companies, including Collibra, MITRE and Dell Technologies.She is Senior Director of Brand and Digital Marketing at Collibra, the leading data intelligence platform. Her team includes Brand and Creative, Digital & Websites, Social Media, Community and Marketing Operations. Victoria fosters a strong culture of trust and collaboration on her team, empowering impactful cross-functional work on campaigns, events, website optimization, thought leadership programs and evolution of the brand. Collibra was recently recognized with wins in multiple categories from both the MarCom Awards and Communicator Awards.At MITRE, a nonprofit which performs R&D on behalf of the federal government as well as industry partners, Victoria helped Strategic Communications navigate proper brand marketing in an organization dating back to 1958. Her primary focus was on relaunching mitre.org with a design system refresh and 90 net-new pages of concise content, as well as developing the employer brand and deploying high-impact campaigns to talent acquisition targets.As Director of Brand Marketing at Dell Boomi, a SaaS company within Dell Technologies, Victoria built and led large cross-functional teams of creatives and developers, relaunched the corporate website twice during her tenure, rebranded the company, and created infrastructure and improved processes that helped Dell Boomi to scale. These strategies enabled growth initiatives and lead-generating campaigns that resulted in direct, measurable business impact.Prior to working in tech / SaaS, Victoria held leadership roles in consumer packaged goods and online retail organizations. In those positions, she created innovative visual communications and marketing campaign strategies that effectively engaged B2B/B2C channels, planned and executed large events, expanded omnichannel brand awareness, and directly increased sales and customer retention.What B2B Companies Can Learn From Abbott Elementary:Partner up. Don't feel like you have to operate alone. Working collaboratively with others results in a more thoughtful, creative, and unique outcome. Victoria says, “Relationships are crucial to your success. All of the characters on Abbott Elementary really rely on each other. And they've built trust by learning across generations and different backgrounds. And I think that culture of trust really is what fosters great partnership and creativity and innovation. Fostering connections and gaining that shared understanding and having mutual support is important, and the element of discovery that comes from all of those shared experiences.”Show that you understand your audience. Appeal to their values, concerns, frustrations and priorities. That's when content “clicks” for them and you create an emotional bond. Victoria says, “Show that you understand and speak to and meet the needs of your audience. Exemplify that in your marketing, that you understand their problems, you understand their needs, that you are listening, that you're accessible.”Test. Try out new marketing strategies before really investing in them. Victoria says, “Be entrepreneurial. Try out new things. Experiment and test and improve the benefit before you sink budget and resources into something. That's how new activities can turn into successful programs. Never lose that sense of curiosity and that entrepreneurial approach.”Quotes*”To be successful at content marketing, you cannot work in silos. It takes a village to do B2B marketing well, and that means keeping the communication flowing and building trust and having that open collaboration.”*”Bring your whole self to work; your creativity, your resilience and humor. You really, as a leader, should set an example of how to be open and curious and flexible and authentic because it is contagious and it will help you to build an amazing culture on your team.”*”Experiment often. Learn from what works and what doesn't work and keep iterating. Model for people what it looks like to learn from failures and keep moving forward with optimism and lessons learned. So make sure you celebrate the wins that you recognize the great work and you build on it.  Time Stamps[0:55] Meet Victoria Bowman, Senior Director of Brand & Digital Marketing at Collibra[5:49] About the creation of Abbott Elementary[9:49] Marketing Lessons from Abbott Elementary[23:34] The Power of Different Perspectives[24:20] Importance of Setting in Storytelling[24:43] Building Community and Brand Consistency[25:29] Content Strategy and Customer Engagement[28:45] Collaborative Marketing Efforts[35:51] Measuring Content ROI[42:12] Careers in Data Series[43:44] Victoria's Upcoming ProjectsLinksConnect with Victoria on LinkedInLearn more about CollibraAbout Remarkable!Remarkable! is created by the team at Caspian Studios, the premier B2B Podcast-as-a-Service company. Caspian creates both nonfiction and fiction series for B2B companies. If you want a fiction series check out our new offering - The Business Thriller - Hollywood style storytelling for B2B. Learn more at CaspianStudios.com. In today's episode, you heard from Ian Faison (CEO of Caspian Studios) and Meredith Gooderham (Senior Producer). Remarkable was produced this week by Jess Avellino, mixed by Scott Goodrich, and our theme song is “Solomon” by FALAK. Create something remarkable. Rise above the noise.

Shahin chats with APJ Marketing Director, Stephanie Dechamps, from Dell Boomi about running programmatic (one:many) ABM programs in the APAC region. From Journalism to AdTech to MarTech, Stephanie's career took a new turn when she decided to explore how performance data can drive revenue.  Building and leading the APJ marketing team, she also covers all aspects of marketing (events, digital, integrated demand, partner, customer, brand, PR, operations, and product).  Stephanie believes in the power of a fully integrated and personalised customer journey. She counts on AI and ML to improve targeting and optimisation. “It has never been a better time to be a marketer.” Resources mentioned in this episode: Refine Labs - Chris WalkerSales Pipeline Radio - Matt Heinz _________________ For your copy of the State of ABM in APAC Report (2022): https://abm.xgrowth.com.au/report/ Join the Slack channel: https://growthcolony.org/slack Hosted & Produced by Shahin Hoda, Allysa Maywald & Alexander Hipwell, from xGrowth We would love to get your questions, ideas and feedback about Growth Colony, email podcast@xgrowth.com.au

As agencies continue to embrace cloud solutions, the need to integrate systems has taken on new importance. At the same time, finding the right talent to help with cloud integration remains a challenge. That's where a low-code, no-code integration platform-as-a-service model is becoming increasingly beneficial for agencies, says Public Sector Chief Technology Officer Joseph Flynn at Dell Boomi. “Part of what makes [cloud integration] difficult is the explosive growth in [agencies'] applications and data. It challenges not only technical decision-making, but also business decisions, budgets and contracts,” says Flynn. This podcast is sponsored by Boomi. Guest: Joseph Flynn, Public Sector Chief Technology Officer, Boomi Host: Wyatt Kash, SVP, Content Strategy, Scoop News Group Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government” on www.fedscoop.com/listen

Bedrijven zijn op zoek naar manieren om te innoveren, data van bedrijven zit in enorm veel verschillende applicaties (silo's). Data uit deze silo's samenbrengen kan leiden tot nieuwe inzichten. Ook kan je applicaties beter laten samenwerken als ze data kunnen uitwisselen . Maar hoe doe je dat? Het antwoord ligt in integratie of iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service). Via integratie kunnen applicaties op de achtergrond data uitwisselen en beter functioneren. Hiervoor zijn verschillende oplossingen en methoden beschikbaar. Die we bespreken in deze podcast. In deze Techzine Talks komen verschillende oplossigen voorbij, hierbij wat artikelen ter ondersteuning:Enable U: Ga verder dan iPaaS, laat je ontzorgen met Connections as a ServiceBoomi staat aan de vooravond van het nieuwe integratietijdperkMulesoft maakt API's en integraties slimmer en simpelerTibco kondigt diverse innovaties aan voor Connect, Unify en PredictIn de introductie spreken we over MITRE ATT&CK, dat artikel kan je hier teruglezen:MITRE ATT&CK: hoe kies je de beste security-oplossing?

Ashleigh and Kasey talk to Raul Gutierrez, Inside Sales Account Manager at Dell Boomi, about improving the interview process, finding the right environment, and his future.SHOW NOTESHis Sales Journey / 00:00:58-Raul's sales journey began in college when he co-founded a small cyber-security software solution with friends, and they tasked him with pitching to investors.-Through doing this, he found out he could be successful in career technology sales and started at New Relic as an SDR before moving to another big tech company and eventually realizing he enjoys being at startups.DEI Dialogue / 00:05:19-Raul stresses that people shouldn't be afraid to have these hard conversations. When we speak openly and respectfully about what makes us uncomfortable or nervous, it not only makes it easier to discuss but brings us together.Company Culture and Interviewing / 00:09:23-Almost all companies, small or large, will sell you a vision during the interview process that seldom is accurate, and you won't know what it's actually like until starting.-Raul would rather companies be honest from the beginning about the shortcomings of their company and the ugly parts of the job at hand. It would make it easier in the long run for both parties to decide if they're the right fit for each other.Gauging the Work Environment / 00:13:53-Ask about the challenges this role will face and what skills or characteristics are necessary to succeed in the position.-It's also okay to reach out and ask someone in the company that's not part of the interview process questions about the culture.The Right Environment / 00:23:21-It's imperative to be introspective and understand what the situation is, how you're interpreting it, and how it's making you feel.-Making a list of the pros and cons of your previous job as well as the job you want can be helpful.-Remember that you have choices. Your decisions and goals are what form your obligations. You can always make a change if you're not happy.His Future / 00:30:48-He has two overarching goals. The first is to share the knowledge he gains to help others achieve. The other is to seek fulfillment in himself through setting up weekly professional and personal goals.His Best Advice / 00:33:18-Just start. It can be poor quality or half-assed; it doesn't matter. Whatever it is, start.Resources-How Successful People Get Ish Done by Ish VerduzcoConnect With Raul-LinkedIn-InstagramSend in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/othersideofsales/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/othersideofsales/support

Boomi World is Dell Boomi's annual conference for its middleware software users, partners, and professionals across all industries. It is the ultimate international event for discussing the future of cloud integrations and attending exclusive sessions by industry experts. Your GURUS Cloud Connect host, John Serino, had the opportunity to attend this year on behalf of our sponsor, GURUS Solutions (North America's largest NetSuite & Dell Boomi Services Provider). Listen to this exclusive episode to find out what happened at Boomi World 2019, with interviews and a tour of the show.

In this latest episode of GCC, we sit down with Stephen Hannaway (Global Alliance Manager) & Lacey Morris (Business Development Manager) from Dell Boomi to discuss the ins and outs of connecting your disparate business systems for streamlined information flow.

It is time for Nalta Podcast. In today’s show we have three special guests: John Murphy, Sander van Lingen and Rob Bloemendal. How can we protect people with the help of technology? How does Dell Boomi support in building bridges between applications? And… What do ships have in common with soccer games? This episode was recorded live at the Smart Maritime Network Copenhagen event. Shownotes Host: Mike Veldhuis - Nalta Guests: John Murphy - joint CEO 8 West Consulting Sander van Lingen - Digital Innovation Accelerator Dell Technologies Rob Bloemendal - Sr. Business Consultant, Nalta Mystery Guest Mary Etienne - Leading the Marine Industries Business at Dell Technologies Music: Dire Straits - Single Handed Sailor This post was brought you by Nalta: www.nalta.com. Subscribe to our podcast and video channels. Youtube: www.youtube.com/naltatube Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nalt…om/id1435529710 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1Q0yfeQYDbJ…fLTsSvwP8-HMRGhw Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/naltapodcast

In 2020, when most channel programs' resources have been tightened down, the channel team at Dell Boomi, led by Global Director of Partner Experience Scott Boyd, 10x'd their team's bandwidth. In this episode, learn how this tech giant has harnessed the power of Impartner PRM to amp up its ability to service its partners. 

This episode was recorded during our recent product chat.   The buyers journey is all about storytelling, so how to we re-imagine a buyers journey in order to make it worth their time to care and gain their trust? Join Div Manickam, director of portfolio messaging at Dell Boomi and our own Rebecca Kalogeris, VP of marketing for Pragmatic Institute, as they discuss re-imagining of the buyers journey. 

Cam and Yonas welcome Joel Alonzo to the podcast this week! Joel is a Senior PM at Dell Boomi, and he chats with the guys about his journey into product, what qualities actually make you a good PM, and the differences in working in product at startups versus enterprise level companies (PS, don't forget to wish Joel a happy birthday!).

Julie Guinn combines design, research, strategy, and systems thinking to help teams build innovation capabilities, solve complex business challenges and deliver delightful, intuitive product experiences. We discuss systems awareness, leading design work inside complex systems, and ways to pull system awareness and system design into your innovation efforts. Show host: Dawan Stanford. Show Summary Julie defines the differences between systems and complex adaptive systems, and how the many elements that are highly interconnected in complex adaptive systems create complexity and how that impacts the way you approach the design process. She talks about her first foray into designing for healthcare, and how she quickly discovered that none of the typical tools in a design thinker’s toolkit were working. Her discovering  Designing for Care by Peter Jones started her on the path of learning about systems and system-centered design, which led to a whole new skillset and toolbox of methods specifically geared towards designing systems and designing inside systems.  She discusses the unique challenges of designing for systems and how multiple phases and iterations are key when implementing change in complex adaptive systems. She also talks about some clients that were more challenging when it came to design implementation, and how some companies weren’t ready for design, and what she did to overcome these challenges. Julie talks about how to be intentional when building a plan for convening and facilitating systems design experiences, and why you should think differently when you plan projects, especially when considering how much time each step will take. Listen in to learn: Differences between systems and complex adaptive systems Critical parts of complex adaptive systems and the elements they encompass Mapping systems and how you can use mapping systems in design Types of considerations to think about when designing for healthcare systems When you need a system-centered practice as opposed to a design-centered practice Ways to address obstacles in client work Timescale and system change with placing new interventions in place Why you should break optimized systems around your target outcomes What can you do if you find yourself in a much more complicated system than you anticipated? Our Guest’s Bio Julie Guinn is a User Experience Research Principal at Dell Boomi, where she focuses on understanding complex enterprise data ecosystems. She has 20 years of experience leading human-centered design and research in technology and healthcare organizations, including Microsoft, Intuit, the University of Pennsylvania Medical System, and Elsevier. Her collaborative, human-centered approach is founded on a passion for understanding human behavior and a deep belief in the transformative power of design.  Julie’s first experience with design came from watching a PBS Nova episode on the development of new snack foods when she was a teenager. Watching the research team ask consumers questions about snacks hooked her interest. She holds a Master's degree in Human-Centered Design from the Illinois Institute of Design and a Bachelor's degree in Human Factors from Tufts University. Show Highlights  [03:30] Julie talks about her path to a career in user experience and enrolling at Tufts University. [04:56] Defining Systems Design and the multiple fields of study which are encompassed in this career. [05:56] Julie defines the differences between systems and complex adaptive systems.  [08:18] Systems and mapping systems commonly found in design projects today. [10:14] Considerations when designing healthcare using mapping systems. [14:20] The “invisible furniture” that can get in the way when designing healthcare systems. [16:07] Aspects to build into your design program for healthcare design. [19:45] The importance of understanding incentive structures that influence behavior in systems.. [23:05] Creating space to work inside complex adaptive systems. [26:06] How setting boundaries on where you will work inside complex adaptive systems improves your success chances.. [27:37] What works well in the realm of collaboration for people and teams. [31:40] How can you make the system visible to everyone using it? [34:44] Changes and impacts that happen when people see the systems they inhabit. [38:38] Advice for those who are finding themselves in a much more complicated system than they expected. Links Design Thinking 101 Fluid Hive Design Innovation Julie Guinn on the Web Julie Guinn on Twitter Julie Guinn on LinkedIn Service Design Network Talk TISDD stakeholder mapping method Book Recommendation: Designing for Care Book Recommendation: Thinking in Systems Book Recommendation: Systems Thinking for Social Change Other Design Thinking 101 Episodes You Might Like Designer's Role in Healthcare & Public Health + Studio Thinking with Jess Roberts — DT101 E21 Nursing + Service Design + Healthcare Innovation with Brittany Merkle — DT101 E38 Healthcare Design Teams + Wellness + ScienceXDesign with Chris McCarthy — DT101 E24 ________________ Thank you for listening to the show and looking at the show notes. Send your questions, suggestions, and guest ideas to Dawan and the Fluid Hive team. Cheers ~ Dawan Free Download — Design Driven Innovation: Avoid Innovation Traps with These 9 Steps Innovation Smart Start Webinar — Take your innovation projects from frantic to focused!

Julie Guinn combines design, research, strategy, and systems thinking to help teams build innovation capabilities, solve complex business challenges and deliver delightful, intuitive product experiences. We discuss systems awareness, leading design work inside complex systems, and ways to pull system awareness and system design into your innovation efforts. Show host: Dawan Stanford. Show Summary Julie defines the differences between systems and complex adaptive systems, and how the many elements that are highly interconnected in complex adaptive systems create complexity and how that impacts the way you approach the design process. She talks about her first foray into designing for healthcare, and how she quickly discovered that none of the typical tools in a design thinker's toolkit were working. Her discovering  Designing for Care by Peter Jones started her on the path of learning about systems and system-centered design, which led to a whole new skillset and toolbox of methods specifically geared towards designing systems and designing inside systems.  She discusses the unique challenges of designing for systems and how multiple phases and iterations are key when implementing change in complex adaptive systems. She also talks about some clients that were more challenging when it came to design implementation, and how some companies weren't ready for design, and what she did to overcome these challenges. Julie talks about how to be intentional when building a plan for convening and facilitating systems design experiences, and why you should think differently when you plan projects, especially when considering how much time each step will take. Listen in to learn: Differences between systems and complex adaptive systems Critical parts of complex adaptive systems and the elements they encompass Mapping systems and how you can use mapping systems in design Types of considerations to think about when designing for healthcare systems When you need a system-centered practice as opposed to a design-centered practice Ways to address obstacles in client work Timescale and system change with placing new interventions in place Why you should break optimized systems around your target outcomes What can you do if you find yourself in a much more complicated system than you anticipated? Our Guest's Bio Julie Guinn is a User Experience Research Principal at Dell Boomi, where she focuses on understanding complex enterprise data ecosystems. She has 20 years of experience leading human-centered design and research in technology and healthcare organizations, including Microsoft, Intuit, the University of Pennsylvania Medical System, and Elsevier. Her collaborative, human-centered approach is founded on a passion for understanding human behavior and a deep belief in the transformative power of design.  Julie's first experience with design came from watching a PBS Nova episode on the development of new snack foods when she was a teenager. Watching the research team ask consumers questions about snacks hooked her interest. She holds a Master's degree in Human-Centered Design from the Illinois Institute of Design and a Bachelor's degree in Human Factors from Tufts University. Show Highlights  [03:30] Julie talks about her path to a career in user experience and enrolling at Tufts University. [04:56] Defining Systems Design and the multiple fields of study which are encompassed in this career. [05:56] Julie defines the differences between systems and complex adaptive systems.  [08:18] Systems and mapping systems commonly found in design projects today. [10:14] Considerations when designing healthcare using mapping systems. [14:20] The “invisible furniture” that can get in the way when designing healthcare systems. [16:07] Aspects to build into your design program for healthcare design. [19:45] The importance of understanding incentive structures that influence behavior in systems.. [23:05] Creating space to work inside complex adaptive systems. [26:06] How setting boundaries on where you will work inside complex adaptive systems improves your success chances.. [27:37] What works well in the realm of collaboration for people and teams. [31:40] How can you make the system visible to everyone using it? [34:44] Changes and impacts that happen when people see the systems they inhabit. [38:38] Advice for those who are finding themselves in a much more complicated system than they expected. Links Design Thinking 101 Fluid Hive Design Innovation Julie Guinn on the Web Julie Guinn on Twitter Julie Guinn on LinkedIn Service Design Network Talk TISDD stakeholder mapping method Book Recommendation: Designing for Care Book Recommendation: Thinking in Systems Book Recommendation: Systems Thinking for Social Change Other Design Thinking 101 Episodes You Might Like Designer's Role in Healthcare & Public Health + Studio Thinking with Jess Roberts — DT101 E21 Nursing + Service Design + Healthcare Innovation with Brittany Merkle — DT101 E38 Healthcare Design Teams + Wellness + ScienceXDesign with Chris McCarthy — DT101 E24 ________________ Thank you for listening to the show and looking at the show notes. Send your questions, suggestions, and guest ideas to Dawan and the Fluid Hive team. Cheers ~ Dawan Free Download — Design Driven Innovation: Avoid Innovation Traps with These 9 Steps Innovation Smart Start Webinar — Take your innovation projects from frantic to focused!

Listen to this exciting episode with Tania Mushtaq, Head of Marketing, Asia Pacific and Japan at Dell Boomi, and learn the 7 C's of smart content you can't ignore. So, what is the key drivers to create successful and relevant content that truly engaging people?

How do you effectively implement a portfolio based messaging strategy?  On this episode of Pragmatic Live, Div Manickam, director of portfolio messaging at Dell Boomi, joins Rebecca Kalogeris, VP of marketing for Pragmatic Institute to discuss Dell Boomi's journey into implementation of their portfolio messaging and the challenges encountered along the way.

According to a Gartner Report, Dell Boomi leads the way as an innovative strategic partner for its clients in the Enterprise iPaaS category, with over 8,000 customers and a churn rate below 3%. That’s the biggest compliment you can get, especially if you’re a company with a large service component. What role did marketing play in developing these relationships and garnering this reputation? Drew sits down on this week’s episode with Mandy Dhaliwal, Dell Boomi’s CMO and certified sommelier, to discuss how she kept Boomi’s marketing initiatives grounded in company strategy in order to modernize engagement across the board.   When she joined in 2018, Mandy hit the ground running: she developed a company purpose within a six-week period (during a holiday, no less!), presented the positioning at the annual sales kickoff, and oversaw a complete rebrand with a clearer customer focus than ever before. This week’s Renegade Thinkers Unite is packed with remarkable insights. Check it out!

Tania Mushtaq, Head of Marketing of Dell Boomi Asia Pacific and Japan, on How to Produce a Customer-Centric Event to Evangelize Your Brand: Marketing Scoop Podcast by SEMrush Today we are spotlighting Tania Mushtaq of Dell Boomi. The intelligent, flexible, and scalable Boomi platform unites your digital ecosystem to accelerate business outcomes. She discussed the core principles of producing a meaningful event for your brand that leads to higher customer retention and referrals. “Marketing is B to Me”. Key Principles: - Right Content. - Right People to deliver that content. - Right Place. The location needs to be accessible. - Set Expectations. Do not over promise and underdeliver. Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher Host, Espree Devora https://twitter.com/espreedevora https://www.linkedin.com/in/espree Guest, Tania Mushtaq of Dell Boomi https://twitter.com/tanmushi https://www.linkedin.com/in/tania-mushtaq-63b11026 Credits: Produced by SEMrush and WeAreTech.fm * Hosted by Espree Devora* Story produced, Edited and Mastered by Adam Carroll * Shownotes by Karl Marty * Team Support by Janice Geronimo * music by Epidemic Sound 

Content marketing is the best way to attract eyeballs of the global digital population of just over 4 billion. But while 91% of the B2B marketers use content marketing to reach their audience, a majority of them do not know how to produce engaging content, and they admit it. This results in content cacophony – a deafening noise of random words thrown together that neither create a connection nor evoke emotion. So, what is the actual science behind effectively cutting through this noise and creating truly engaging content? In the first episode of this Special Edition, we are joined by Tania Mushtaq, Head of Marketing, Asia Pacific and Japan at Dell Boomi as she discusses The Seven Cs of Smart Content You Can’t Ignore.   Check out the full discussion here.

We take a 50-minute look into the life of Div Manickam and talk about all things B2B, no-meeting-Wednesdays, product portfolios, and elevating the role of product marketing on an industry-wide scale. --- "9 out of 10 times I would have people come to us, primarily the product team, and say "hey, here's the roadmap presentation, pretty it up." Or I would have sales say "okay, I'll put these slides together, can you pretty them up?" Like, yes, I can, but I can also help you shape the message so it does a better job."

Today, Dell Boomi is one of the leading players in the Australian integration market. How did Dell Boomi manage to move from newcomer to front-runner? Australian government departments and the private sector can use data to build trust and loyalty at a time when customers/consumers are more vocal and powerful than ever before, with the ability to cause havoc with a single tweet from a bad experience. We have seen many examples of how organisations have mismanaged customer data. What can organisations do to turn this around and harness data in a constructive way to build trusted and loyal relationships with customers? Cities around the world, including here in Australia, are racing to declare themselves “smart” to become more efficient, safe and sustainable. What are the big data challenges to overcome in order to realise the ambitions for Smart Cities? Hosted by Steve Nuttall, Head of CX Research at Fifth Quadrant. Special thanks to Chris McNabb, CEO Dell Boomi and David Irecki, Director – Solutions Consulting APJ Dell Boomi and the Watterson PR team in North Sydney.

Chris Landry VP Sales NA West at Dell Boomi is interviewed in this episode. Chris is a seasoned enterprise software sales leader with 20+ years of experience. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/coauthor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

While working at Dell Boomi, Rick Nucci, co-founder Boomi and now CEO Guru found that internal sharing systems didn't work. Guru attempts to solve this problem.  Phil took the opportunity to record a conversation with Rick while at a Slack event so this one has the added bonus of being set to music. 

In this new episode of the Nalta Explores Podcast Mike Veldhuis, partner at Nalta spoke with Michael J. Morton. He is Dell Fellow and CTO of Dell Boomi. He shares with us his vision on the effect of data and technology on our businesses and lives. He talks about IoT, blockchain and augmented reality in a very easy to understand and insightful way. Enjoy listening! This Podcast was brought you by Nalta.com. Subscribe to our podcast and Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCey9Ym_d9Tk97INOsQVSqYw https://podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/nalta-com/id1435529710 The North Sea Port casestudy: https://www.nalta.com/northseaport The digitalAngel casestudy: https://www.nalta.com/digitalangel Website Dell Boomi: https://www.boomi.com

Den and Chris provide different angles to the GDPR story both in the context of Brexit and data privacy. In other news, Phil explores the new wave of enterprise apps that are coming down the pipe, enabled by technologies like Workata, Mulesfot and Dell Boomi.  BTW - this is called the Dyson sucks edition but you'll have to listen through to the end to get the context. 

CUBE hosts John Furrier (@furrier) and Lisa Martin (@LisaMartinTV) review a full day of coverage at Dell Boomi World at the Encore Hotel & Resort in Las Vegas, NV.To see more of our coverage of this event, please visit: https://www.thecube.net/dellboomi-2018

Nalta Podcast #2, interview we had with Michael J Morton, CTO Dell Boomi onidevnews about achieving business outcomes for IoT.

In part 2 we talk about net neutrality, blockchain, & a lot more. Michael Morton is the Chief Technology Officer of Dell Boomi, where he drives product direction and innovation. He has been leading and producing a wide range of enterprise IT solutions for over 25 years. Prior to joining Dell Boomi in 2013, Michael had an impressive career with IBM, where he became an IBM Master Inventor and worked directly with a number of Fortune 100 Companies. He was a founding developer and Chief Architect of IBM WebSphere Application Server, providing architecture leadership on the IBM InfoSphere data integration and IBM Tivoli systems management family of products. Michael’s experiences have allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the complexities and challenges that enterprise customers face when modernizing while attempting to remain competitive in their industry. Michael earned a B.S. in Computer Science degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and an M.S. in Computer Science degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton. www.boomi.com www.twitter.com/boomi www.facebook.com/DellBoomi

Michael Morton is the Chief Technology Officer of Dell Boomi, where he drives product direction and innovation. He has been leading and producing a wide range of enterprise IT solutions for over 25 years. Prior to joining Dell Boomi in 2013, Michael had an impressive career with IBM, where he became an IBM Master Inventor and worked directly with a number of Fortune 100 Companies. He was a founding developer and Chief Architect of IBM WebSphere Application Server, providing architecture leadership on the IBM InfoSphere data integration and IBM Tivoli systems management family of products. Michael’s experiences have allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the complexities and challenges that enterprise customers face when modernizing while attempting to remain competitive in their industry. Michael earned a B.S. in Computer Science degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and an M.S. in Computer Science degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton. https://boomi.com https://twitter.com/boomi https://www.facebook.com/DellBoomi

00:00 | Intro 4:52 | Nieuwe modeler 19:30 | Meetup samenvatting 37:45 | Nieuwe meetup 17 april 42:55 | JAR dependencies blog 49:03 | Appstore modules Podcast over ontwikkelingen rondom het Mendix Platform en cloud. We bespreken nieuwe releases, nieuwe widgets en modules, interessante blog- en forumposts. Daarnaast geven we een verslag van de Mendix Meetups die zijn geweest en interviewen we gasten die iets tofs te vertellen hebben. Intro Menno de Haas (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mennodehaas/) Nieuwe modeler look and feel (7.12 en feedback in 7.13) HEAD en OPTIONS methods https://www.mendix.com/blog/mendix-7-13-a-bakers-dozen-of-developer-updates/ Veel ideas van idea forum gerealiseerd Nanoflows Meetup 20 maart Blockchain / hyperledger/ hosted Huishoudbeurs top 5 belangrijkste dingen geleerd De inzet van AWS technologien Eerstvolgende meetup dinsdag 17 april 2018 van 18:00 tot 21:00 bij Mendix HQ, Integratie best practices in multi-app omgevingen, native REST uitleg en Dell Boomi. https://www.meetup.com/nl-NL/Mendix-Netherlands/events/247047481/ (Blog)posts Managing dependencies interessant blog voor creators modules https://www.mansystems.com/managing-java-dependencies-for-mendix-modules/ Productivity tips and tricks when working with Mendix, what are yours? https://forum.mendixcloud.com/link/questions/16852 Nieuwe appstore modules/widgets JWT (coming) AnyChart https://appstore.home.mendix.com/link/app/106459/Mendix/Any-chart Creëer grafieken volledig custom door middel van een JSON configuratie. Commons modules https://appstore.home.mendix.com/link/app/71280/JAM-IT/JamCommons Community commons merge / github?

Peggy is joined in the studio by Michael Morton, chief technology officer, Dell Boomi. He explains how everyone wants to talk about the device and device data, but the one thing “we” have learned is to stop talking about technology. Everyone is anxious to be the geek, but we should have the conversation about the business value achieved from the data coming from devices. He says it is incredible how IT-driven construction companies are becoming, as one example. Morton says it needs to be non-invasive on a person, explaining there will be gateways on a job site. He adds there are so many pieces that come together and it is one of the challenges for businesses to put all of these pieces together.

Peggy is joined in the studio by Michael Morton, chief technology officer, Dell Boomi. He explains how everyone wants to talk about the device and device data, but the one thing “we” have learned is to stop talking about technology. Everyone is anxious to be the geek, but we should have the conversation about the business value achieved from the data coming from devices. He says it is incredible how IT-driven construction companies are becoming, as one example. Morton says it needs to be non-invasive on a person, explaining there will be gateways on a job site. He adds there are so many pieces that come together and it is one of the challenges for businesses to put all of these pieces together.

Michael Evans is the managing director of Dell Boomi, a cloud-based integration company that brings together the student and faculty data developed and stored in various apps and programs and across desktop and mobile devices. Evans talks about how integration can benefit a university environment, what the future of student experiences looks like and whether the advent of new technology will lead to extensive job losses in the sector.