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In dieser Podcast-Episode spreche ich mit Lukas Grubwieser, Senior Solution Architect, und Leonie Hollstein, Global Account Manager, beide von Databricks, über das Thema DORA Compliance im Finanzsektor. Wir tauchen tief in die Herausforderungen und Chancen ein, die sich durch die neue Regulierung ergeben. 5 Highlights der Episode: Was ist DORA?: Wir klären, was der Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) überhaupt ist: Ein regulatorisches Framework, das IT-Risiken in Finanzinstituten adressiert und am 17. Januar 2025 in Kraft getreten ist. DORA zielt darauf ab, die Abhängigkeit von einzelnen Anbietern zu reduzieren und die Resilienz von IT-Systemen zu stärken. Herausforderungen der DORA Compliance: Wir diskutieren die größten Herausforderungen, die sich für Finanzinstitute bei der Umsetzung von DORA stellen. Dazu gehören das Management von Drittparteienrisiken (z.B. Cloud-Anbieter), der notwendige Change-Management-Prozess, der Umgang mit veralteter Technologie (Legacy-Systeme) und die Notwendigkeit eines ganzheitlichen Ansatzes, der alle IT-Systeme umfasst. Die Rolle von Databricks: Ich lerne, wie Databricks Finanzinstitute bei der Erfüllung der DORA-Anforderungen unterstützt. Databricks liefert nicht nur eine Plattform, sondern fungiert auch als Berater und hilft bei der Entwicklung von Prozessen und der Implementierung der notwendigen Technologie. Das Geschäftsmodell ist consumption-based, also erfolgsabhängig. Incident Management und Echtzeit-Monitoring: Wir beleuchten die Bedeutung von Echtzeit-Monitoring und -Logging zur frühzeitigen Erkennung und Reaktion auf Sicherheitsvorfälle. Databricks bietet hierfür Lösungen, die diverse Systeme integrieren und eine zentrale Übersicht ermöglichen. Das beinhaltet auch die Automatisierung von Prozessen. Governance und Open Source: Die Bedeutung von Daten-Governance und die Rolle von Open-Source-Technologien wie Spark und MLflow werden hervorgehoben. Databricks setzt auf einen hybriden Ansatz, der sowohl die Vorteile der Cloud als auch die Unabhängigkeit von einzelnen Anbietern berücksichtigt. Links in dieser Ausgabe Zur Homepage von Jonas Piela Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Jonas Piela Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Lukas Grubwieser Zum LinkedIn-Profil von Leonie Hollstein Zum Whitepaper zu Dora Die Liferay Digital Experience Platform Kunden erwarten digitale Services für die Kommunikation, Schadensmeldung und -abwicklung. Liferays Digital Experience Platform bietet Out-of-the-Box-Funktionen wie Low-Code, höchste Sicherheit & Zuverlässigkeit. Jetzt Kontakt aufnehmen.
JFrog is a DevOps platform that specializes in managing software packages and automating software delivery. One of its best known services is the JFrog Artifactory which is a universal artifact repository. JFrog is also focused on rapidly emerging needs in the MLOps space. Bill Manning is a Senior Solution Architect at JFrog. He joins the The post MLOps at JFrog with Bill Manning appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.
JFrog is a DevOps platform that specializes in managing software packages and automating software delivery. One of its best known services is the JFrog Artifactory which is a universal artifact repository. JFrog is also focused on rapidly emerging needs in the MLOps space. Bill Manning is a Senior Solution Architect at JFrog. He joins the The post MLOps at JFrog with Bill Manning appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.
Today's guest is Slesha Fadte, Software Development Manager - Information Security at Amazon. At Amazon, Slesha's team's devotion to crafting secure software solutions is grounded in agility and precision. Leading the third-party security and compliance teams, Slesha and the team have constructed a robust framework adept at tackling the complex challenges of information security. The strategies developed resonate with their broad user base, signifying their commitment to excellence. Building on her tenure as a Senior Solution Architect, Slesha has honed a proficiency in creating resilient architectures, safeguarding client interests with tailored solutions. This expertise is a testament to continuous growth in the ever-evolving tech security landscape, demonstrating a steadfast dedication to enhancing their service offerings and customer trust. In the episode, Slesha talks about: Her journey to Software manager at Amazon, specializing in secure solutions, Her ServiceNow journey since 2014, working across multiple modules, Leading Third-Party Security Engineering, managing dev and data engineers, The team culture promotes friendliness, innovation and collaboration, Working on innovative projects and skill-building opportunities
In this Season 9 opener, we are venturing into Video podcasts with XTraw AI. Kicking off the season in our 81st episode, we delve into the critical and timely themes of AI ethics, governance, and safety in our premier AI roundtable. It's an honor to welcome two esteemed guests who are at the forefront of their respective fields: Arati Raman, the innovative CEO and founder of Portal 26, and Dane Sherrets, the insightful Senior Solution Architect at Hackerone. Stay tuned for more interesting conversations from the (XTrawAI.com) podcast series on machine learning and AI applications. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raghu-banda/message
Jimmy Zhao is a seasoned Senior Solution Architect at BNB Chain, leveraging over a decade of diverse experience in system and infrastructure development. Leading the design and implementation of enterprise-grade blockchain solutions, Jimmy focuses on translating business needs into technical requirements, collaborating closely with dApp and Infrastructure projects. His extensive background spans notable roles at Alibaba, HSBC, and IBM, showcasing his prowess in the payment, finance, and technology sectors. Jimmy's significant contribution to the opBNB system and ecosystem development demonstrates his commitment and contribution to accelerating the adoption of blockchain technology.In this conversation, we discuss:- High-frequency DeFi, AI, DePIN, and fully on-chain gaming- One BNB multi-chain paradigm- BNB Chain Dapps- AvengerDao- opBNB and BSC DAU now no. L1 and L2- Working for Alibaba, HSBC, Huawei, and IBM- The differences between each chain (opBNB, BSC, Greenfield)- Present-day crypto market- ETH gas feesBNB ChainWebsite: www.bnbchain.orgX: @BNBCHAINTelegram: t.me/bnbchainJimmy ZhaoX: @JimmyZ77633809LinkedIn: Jimmy Zhao --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT. PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers. PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions. Code: CRYPTONEWS50 This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below: PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50
Let's talk about digital identity with Craig Ramsay, Senior Solutions Architect at Omada. What is Identity Governance and Why is it important? Craig Ramsay, Senior Solutions Architect at Omada joins Oscar to explore all things Identity Governance including – the role of Identity Governance in compliance with regulations and standards, how it affects security and risk management for organisation, alongside some real-world examples of Identity Governance in use. [Transcript below] "We're still trying to shake off the thing that - security is a barrier to efficiency. There's an old adage that ‘efficiency is insecure, but security is inefficient'. But I don't think that's true anymore." Craig Ramsay, Senior Solution Architect at Omada, from Edinburgh, Scotland. I have worked at Omada for 3 years and have previously worked at RSA Security and different financial services organisations in the UK within their Identity functions. Outside of work my main interests are hiking and travelling. Connect with Craig on LinkedIn. We'll be continuing this conversation on LinkedIn using #LTADI – join us @ubisecure! Go to @Ubisecure on YouTube to watch the video transcript for episode 102. Podcast transcript Oscar Santolalla: This week I am joined by Craig Ramsay from Omada, here to discuss the importance of identity governance and how it is helping to solve problems in real-world. Stay tuned to find out more. Let's Talk About Digital Identity, the podcast connecting identity and business. I am your host, Oscar. Oscar: Hello, for today's episode about Identity Governance and Administration, mostly known as IGA, we have invited a super interesting guest who is Craig Ramsay. He is a Senior Solution Architect at Omada. He's from Edinburgh, Scotland. He has worked for Omada for three years and has previously worked at RSA Security and different financial services organisations in the United Kingdom within their identity functions. Outside of work, Craig's main interests are hiking and travelling. Hello, Craig. Craig Ramsay: Hey, Oscar. How are you doing? Oscar: Very good. Nice talking with you. Craig: Thank you, you too. Oscar: So, let's talk about digital identity. As usual, we want to hear more about our guests. Please tell us about yourself and your journey to this world of identity. Craig: Sure. So, I mean, thank you for the introduction. And I guess, in terms of my journey into identity, it was a little bit by fluke rather than by design. I studied Computer Science and when I graduated, I joined an operational IT graduate scheme. They had recently started a new IAM project, because I think back in 2008, identity and access management, identity governance wasn't as mature as it is now. It was still kind of seen as an operational IT project rather than an information security principle. So, the drivers there were more about the efficiency, automated provisioning and stuff. But yeah, they were looking for a graduate on that project. That was me. And apart from a few years where I decided to try what it was like being a policeman, I have worked in identity ever since either for, as you said, financial services organisations doing the work at the coalface or for vendors, either in project delivery or, and you know pre-sales in my solution architect role. Oscar: Excellent. So, let's go first with the basics. We have not talked about IGA yet in this podcast, have not focused on that. So, tell us, what is that? What is Identity Governance and Administration, IGA? What is important? Craig: Sure. So, I mean, identity governance, when you focus on it, at its core, it's a solution that will ensure the right individuals have the right access for the right reasons at the right time in your organisation. So, it's protecting the authorisations or the resource assignments within your organisation. And that's often policy-driven to ensure that all of, and I think the important distinction here when we talk...
On this episode of The Professional Services Pursuit Brent talks to Ingo Roemer, Chief Operating Officer and Senior Solution Architect at Solvit. They dig into the topic of merger and acquisition change management and discuss best practices, common pitfalls, and where to focus your efforts for the best outcomes.Other topics discussed in this episode include:The right time to engage with an implementation partner when going through the M&A processA sequence of actions for merged companies to optimize their operations6 best practices to follow and pitfalls to avoidThe importance of involving the right people at the right timesImplementing a phased approach to get the most out of your systems and process
In this episode, we discuss networking in harsh environments with guest Brock Richards, Senior Solution Architect at Nutrien—the world's largest provider of crop inputs, services, and solutions—and Meraki Technical Marketing Engineer Leader Brennan Martin. Listen as they share the unique networking solutions they built for temperature-challenged environments and their future plans for the new MS130 and MS130R switches. Read the announcement Host Tanner Yehlik, Technical Marketing Engineer, Meraki Product Management, Cisco Guests Brennan Martin, Technical Marketing Engineer Leader, Meraki MS, Cisco Brock Richards, Senior Solution Architect, Nutrien
Arno Bauer, Senior Solution Architect at BNB Chain. With over a decade in Data Management across diverse international environments, Arno focuses on enhancing business operations through the research and application of innovative technologies. Here, he specializes in enhancing the core blockchain landscape of the BNB ecosystem and helping its growth through innovation, particularly focusing on governance model enhancements.Arno is deeply attracted to transformative technologies, especially when applied to human science. His journey to blockchain was sparked by his fascination with new technologies and the potential of blockchain to revolutionize various industries. After studying the fundamentals and business applications of this technology through various opportunities, he enjoys contributing to a field that has the potential to significantly impact society.In this conversation, we discuss:- BNB launched a new layer-2 testnet called opBNB- How opBNB will impact developers -- the benefits, the future, etc.- A look back at the past 3 years of BNB Chain and the Web3 ecosystem and what's to come- How Greenfield is a leader in programmable storage- Decentralized storage- Overwhelmed by the multiple blockchain layer-1 and layer-2 options available to choose from- Summary of present-day L1s & L2s- Ethereum Killers- Arno's journey into crypto- BitcoinBNB ChainWebsite: www.bnbchain.orgX: @BNBCHAINTelegram: t.me/bnbchainArno BauerLinkedIn: Arnaud Bauer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT. PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers. PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions. Code: CRYPTONEWS50 This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below: PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50
Digital Health Talks - Changemakers Focused on Fixing Healthcare
YouTube Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuxmSqKEQWcOriginally Published: Jul 21, 2023 Fortifying Healthcare's Digital Armor: Securing On-Prem Multi-Cloud Environments for Unparalleled Data Protection Lawrence Kohan will discuss the vital role of VMware Aria Operations in ensuring compliance with industry standards like HIPAA and PCI. He will explore how VMware Tanzu Service Mesh strengthens healthcare applications with behavior-based security and API threat detection. Additionally, Lawrence will highlight the secure data management capabilities of HashiCorp Vault. Attendees will gain valuable insights into these solutions and their significance for healthcare security, and how they apply to both on-prem datacenters as well as VMware Cloud on AWS to achieve greater security in their multi-cloud environments. Lawrence Kohan, Senior Solution Architect, TeraSky
“Sometimes we fall into the trap of creating one size fits all processes. What's even more important is humanizing experiences with empathy and care.” Mohit Das is a Senior Solution Architect for Retail and CPG customers at Microsoft. Prior to his current role, Mohit built a 26 year career in Consumer Products & Retail, Health Care and Strategy consulting. Most recently Mohit was with the Kellogg Company as the Vice President for the Global Commercial Analytics Centre of excellence, driving data and analytics transformation across the entire commercial value chain. Before Kellogg's, Mohit worked at McKinsey, Abbott Nutrition, and Procter & Gamble, where he started his career and later served in several Strategy, Insight & Analytic roles within categories like Fabric & Home care, Hair & Beauty Care and Pet Foods in Asia and the US. Mohit earned a bachelor's of engineering in Civil Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology and his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management. On the personal front Mohit has lived with his family in Singapore, Bangkok, Mumbai, Cincinnati and Chicago, where he currently resides. He enjoys outdoor activities and is regular at tennis and practicing yoga. You'll enjoy this candid conversation about the importance of finding balance in life.
In this episode of the Fundamentals podcast, I'm joined by Arno Bauer, a Senior Solution Architect at BNB Chain. BNB Chain is a smart contract platform for decentralized applications and is currently the most widely used blockchain. BNB Chain is made up of an ecosystem of blockchains, comprising of the BNB beacon chain for staking and governance, the BNB smart chain which is an EVM-compatible smart contract settlement layer, zkBNB, a layer 2 zero knowledge scaling solution for developers to build large-scale BSC-based apps, and finally BNB Greenfield for decentralized data storage. In this episode with Arno, we discuss what the BNB Chain's core value proposition is, what optimizations they have focused on, and how they are positioned within the market. Also, we cover how blockchains can be valued, how economic sustainability should be addressed, the most exciting things happening on the BNB Chain right now, who the core contributors behind the blockchain are, and more! BNB Chain's dashboard on Token Terminal: https://tokenterminal.com/terminal/projects/binance-smart-chain BNB Chain: Site: https://www.bnbchain.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/BNBCHAIN Make sure to leave a comment if you have any questions
In this eleventh and final episode of ASUG Talks: Candid Career Conversations, season 2, we talk with Benjamin Deaver, Senior Solution Architect for SNP Group.
Episode 217 of the #MVPbuzzChat interview series. Conversation between Microsoft Regional Director and MVP Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet), and Enterprise Mobility MVP, Jannik Reinhard (@jannik_reinhard), a Senior Solution Architect at BASF, based in Annweiler, Germany. You can also find this episode on the CollabTalk blog at https://www.buckleyplanet.com/2023/05/mvpbuzzchat-with-jannik-reinhard.html
In this episode, Michael catches up with Stephane Karagulmez, Senior Solution Architect at Isovalent (founded by the creators of Cilium). Michael spent a lot of time working with Cilium, which is open-source software that provides networking and observability capabilities for Kubernetes workloads. Cilium is based on another open-source project, eBFP. It's important to understand the details and performance changes when implementing eBPF and removing kube-proxy.
In this episode, Michael catches up with Stephane Karagulmez, Senior Solution Architect at Isovalent (founded by the creators of Cilium). Michael spent a lot of time working with Cilium, which is open-source software that provides networking and observability capabilities for Kubernetes workloads. Cilium is based on another open-source project, eBFP. It's important to understand the details and performance changes when implementing eBPF and removing kube-proxy. The post Kubernetes Unpacked 022: Kubernetes Networking And Abstraction With Cilium And eBPF appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this episode, Michael catches up with Stephane Karagulmez, Senior Solution Architect at Isovalent (founded by the creators of Cilium). Michael spent a lot of time working with Cilium, which is open-source software that provides networking and observability capabilities for Kubernetes workloads. Cilium is based on another open-source project, eBFP. It's important to understand the details and performance changes when implementing eBPF and removing kube-proxy.
In this episode, Michael catches up with Stephane Karagulmez, Senior Solution Architect at Isovalent (founded by the creators of Cilium). Michael spent a lot of time working with Cilium, which is open-source software that provides networking and observability capabilities for Kubernetes workloads. Cilium is based on another open-source project, eBFP. It's important to understand the details and performance changes when implementing eBPF and removing kube-proxy. The post Kubernetes Unpacked 022: Kubernetes Networking And Abstraction With Cilium And eBPF appeared first on Packet Pushers.
In this episode, Michael catches up with Stephane Karagulmez, Senior Solution Architect at Isovalent (founded by the creators of Cilium). Michael spent a lot of time working with Cilium, which is open-source software that provides networking and observability capabilities for Kubernetes workloads. Cilium is based on another open-source project, eBFP. It's important to understand the details and performance changes when implementing eBPF and removing kube-proxy.
In this episode of the Evolution Exchange, host Sophie Gould discusses the role of a tech leader with a panel of experienced professionals. Joining her are Daniel Eriksson, Tech Lead at Telia, Ziad Allen, Tech Lead at IKEA, Andreas Forslund, Senior Solution Architect at Apotek Hjärtat, and Ghazala Shahid, Team Manager at Recorded Future. Together, they delve into the responsibilities and challenges of leading a team in the fast-paced world of technology, sharing insights and experiences from their own careers. From managing a diverse group of individuals to balancing technical skills with leadership qualities, this discussion is a must-listen for anyone interested in the tech industry.
Bradley has worked in the Salesforce Ecosystem for over 10 years and has become one of the highest-paid Salesforce Professionals in the world, making $225,000 working just 20 hours per week. He has been a Senior Internal Administrator, and a Senior Solution Architect with large consulting firms and has run his own Independent Consultancy for over 5 years. He now splits his time between Salesforce freelancing and through his programs at Talent Stacker, he has now helped over 20,000+ individuals start their tech careers with no degree, no tech background with a starting salary of over $70,000 in an average of 5 months! Tune in to learn how... _____________________________________________________ Rajeev Mudumba's Website: www.planb.live Plan B Success Podcast: Available on your favorite platform including iTunes @ https://apple.co/2JCSysL?ls=1 or www.planbsuccess.live or www.planb.live Want to SUPERCHARGE your personal or business brand with your own podcast, GO HERE => rajeevmudumba.gumroad.com/l/toppodcastmastery Rajeev's Books - Available on Amazon Worldwide on your local Amazon site or @ https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B07VGMGBBT/allbooks Plan B Success YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@planbsuccess Medium Articles: https://rajeevmudumba.medium.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajeevmud... Facebook Plan B Success Page: https://www.facebook.com/planbsuccess... Facebook My Inspiration Book Page: https://www.facebook.com/myinspiratio... Instagram: @hifromraj1
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Forget ransomware – we're now fighting a ‘ransom-war'. Known ransomware payments totaled a jaw dropping $400 million globally in 2020 and topped $81 million just in the first quarter of last year. In light of this, how can the cybersecurity industry adapt to this evolution? Prime Time's Bharati Jagdish finds out from Shahnawaz Backer, Senior Solution Architect, F5 Inc. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Meet today's Sharks: - Craig Pohan, CTO at MessageGears - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - GUEST SHARK: Monte Carlo Co-Founder & CTO Lior Gavish - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Lakeside Software is a leader in digital experience monitoring and a Citrix partner. The company recently released a report, "The Future of Digital Workplaces Bridging the critical 2021 digital experience divide between CEOs, IT leaders, and employees." I invited Peter Collins from Lakeside and Allen Furmanski from Citrix onto the podcast to discuss insights from the report and talk about how they are working together to solve some of the biggest business challenges around digital experiences. We also discuss how this partnership enables them to provide the visibility IT teams need to design and support productive digital workplaces. About Peter Peter Collins is a Senior Solution Architect with Lakeside Software, focusing on Digital Employee Experience. At Lakeside DEX is at the heart of what we do. SysTrack monitors 10,000 individual data points every 15 seconds, providing you with the richest insights into your employee experience. Peter has had the opportunity to work with some of the largest organizations, providing how to save money and make employees happier. About Allen Allen Furmanski is a Principal Product Marketing Manager with Citrix focusing on virtual app and desktop offerings and hybrid cloud solutions. He is a passionate IT professional, Citrix evangelist, creative problem-solver, and public speaker. In his personal time, Allen enjoys traveling, outdoor activities, digital photography, and trying new cuisines.
Øyvind Ekeberg, Senior Solution Architect from Red Hat and Thorstein Nordby, Senior System Consultant at Redpill Linpro talk about the importance of automation in this episode. How can you succeed with automation in your business, and what could the consequences of automation be for you? The short answer to this is interaction across fields of knowledge and more time. To hear more about automation culture, listen to the full episode. Øivind's recommendations: http://theopenorganization.org/ https://www.ansible.com/ Thorsteins recommendations: https://www.redpill-linpro.com/blogs https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/er-din-organisasjon-%25C3%25A5pen-automasjon-%25C3%25B8ivind-ekeberg/
Meet today's Sharks: - Mark Grover, Co-Creator of Amundsen - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Wade Ellery, Senior Solution Architect at Radiant Logic, joins me on Tech Talks Daily to discuss how many organizations have an identity management crisis without realizing it and what they can do to solve the problem? For many organizations, identity data exists in multiple forms across different locations (such as LDAP, AD, SQL, and web services), which creates a fragmented infrastructure within the organization, resulting in a deceleration of the time it takes to authenticate a user and the expansion of the organization's attack surface. Many organizations see current Identity Access Management solutions as incapable of meeting the demands of scalability, performance, and security needed in the work-from-anywhere era. So, what can be done to solve the identity management crisis experienced by organizations today? We discuss how many realize too late that they suffer from a fragmented infrastructure that results in a sprawl and why digital transformation has exacerbated organizations' current identity management problem. Finally I learn more about how using identity data fabric can help solve the identity sprawl problem.
In this episode of the Tiaras and Tech podcast, Shelley Benhoff talks to Megan Mueller Jensen on the topic of making your clients feel smart. Shelley is a Business Owner, Author, and Professional Speaker. She is also a Sitecore Technology MVP with experience as a Lead Developer for many years. Intro Hello Gems! Welcome to another episode of Tiaras and Tech. I'm your host, Shelley Benhoff, and today I'm talking to Megan Mueller Jensen about Making Your Clients Feel Smart. She is a Sitecore Sitecore Strategy MVP and Senior Solution Architect. We talked about her non traditional entrance into tech and the importance of treating your clients and your co-workers with respect. Without further ado, on to the episode! Connect with Megan! https://twitter.com/mjknowssitecore https://tiktok.com/mjknowssitecore https://www.linkedin.com/in/mbjensen/ Connect with Shelley! https://twitter.com/sbenhoff https://pluralsight.pxf.io/mgGLbO Tiaras and Tech is dedicated to providing inspiration for women & marginalized groups in tech. We aim to provide support, celebrate successes, & discuss how we're treated. Follow us! YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram @tiarasandtech tiarasandtech.com Tiaras and Tech is a HoffsTech production. Thank you to Jerome Heaven for producing this episode! Theme music by Nobuo Uematsu and Juan Medrano https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03610 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tiaras-and-tech/support
L'observabilité a une importance primordiale dans un paradigme orienté microservices, en particulier avec une approche Kube native. Elle peut toutefois se faire aux dépens d'un excès de consommation de ressources et de complexité nuisant à l'expérience utilisateur globale. Cilium by Isovalent, est une implémentation de la Container Network Interface de Kubernetes. En plus du networking, cilium apporte une couche d'observabilité nommée Hubble à vos différents services qui tournent sur vos clusters Kubernetes. Les technologies sous-jacentes rendent son usage très performant et quasi-transparent. C'est une solution utilisée par des entreprises telles que Google, Netflix ou encore AWS. Pour en parler avec nous, nous accueillons Youssef Azrak expert réseau et Senior solution architect chez Isovalent. Comment commencer avec Cilium ? https://docs.cilium.io/ Le podcast isovalent animé par Liz Rice https://github.com/isovalent/eCHO
Meet today's Sharks: - Adam Wilson, SVP at Alteryx - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - Christian Romming, Co-Founder and CEO of Etleap - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Dan Lineback, Senior Solution Architect at Red Hat, joins us this episode to discuss the various ways that Veeam and Red Hat work together, and how partners should go to market with these solutions. Immutable repositories, RHEL, OpenShift, we discuss it all.
Meet today's Sharks: - Jim Walker, Cockroach Labs Principal Product Evangelist - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - Drew Banin, dbt Labs Co-Founder - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - Rhonda Fisher, Director of Data & Analytics at Bell Textron - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - Benn Stancil, Founder & CAO of Mode - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Meet today's Sharks: - Anthony Parisi, VP Strategic Initiatives and "Retail Expert" at Intricity - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Arien Seghetti, Senior Solution Architect for Cymulate, joins host Hillarie McClure to discuss identifying the hidden risks of external resources, how the cloud changed the ability to keep up with shadow IT resources, how attack surface management (ASM)can help, and more. To learn more about our sponsor, Cymulate, visit https://cymulate.com/
Join us as we chat with Jeremiah Lowin – the founder and CEO of Prefect. We will discuss their new product release, Orion. Meet today's Sharks: - Jeremiah Lowin, CEO of Prefect - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Machine Learning is making a serious move into the field of software engineering. Project like GitHub Copilot have surpassed the gimmick phase and are proving to be more and more reliable. How is the field evolving and how will be writing software in the future? Bassem Dghaidi is a Senior Solution Architect at GitHub, where he helps enterprise customers deliver their engineering vision and strategy, optimize their software development life cycle and adopt industry best practices. Bassem comes from a software engineering background with over 15 years of experience during which he led the architecture and implementation of small and enterprise scale solutions in the car manufacturing, marketing, fintech, and the transportation and logistics industries across the Netherlands, USA, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Lebanon. Before moving to the Netherlands, he contributed to the design of Lebanon's leading software engineering boot camp, SE Factory, featured in The Guardian, TechCrunch, and Forbes.
Chief Technical Evangelist Kent Graziano at Snowflake will join us to discuss the new approach to designing and developing data architectures: Data Mesh. Meet today's Sharks: - Kent Graziano, Chief Technical Evangelist - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for future live sessions intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Join us as we connect with the CEO of Semarchy TH Herbert and discuss the infancy stage of Semarchy and where the organization is today. https://www.semarchy.com/ "What is Data Governance" Video Watch the Video on YouTube Meet today's Sharks: - TH Herbert, CEO of Semarchy - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Sign up for future live sessions: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
The Sharks discuss who AtScale is, the startup years, and what problems AtScale solves. Meet today's Sharks: - David Mariani, CTO & Founder of AtScale - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
SqlDBM changes the efficiency of data modeling and managing data structures. Ajay has been a pioneer in the company since its inception. Discover the SqlDBM startup story, how they make data modeling simple for their customers, why Intricity loves them, and what the future of data-to-information looks like. Meet today's Sharks: - Ajay Singh, Product Manager at SqlDBM - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Lakeside Software is a leader in digital experience monitoring and a Citrix partner. The company recently released a report, "The Future of Digital Workplaces Bridging the critical 2021 digital experience divide between CEOs, IT leaders, and employees." I invited Peter Collins from Lakeside and Allen Furmanski from Citrix onto the podcast to discuss insights from the report and talk about how they are working together to solve some of the biggest business challenges around digital experiences. We also discuss how this partnership enables them to provide the visibility IT teams need to design and support productive digital workplaces. About Peter Peter Collins is a Senior Solution Architect with Lakeside Software, focusing on Digital Employee Experience. At Lakeside DEX is at the heart of what we do. SysTrack monitors 10,000 individual data points every 15 seconds, providing you with the richest insights into your employee experience. Peter has had the opportunity to work with some of the largest organizations, providing how to save money and make employees happier. About Allen Allen Furmanski is a Principal Product Marketing Manager with Citrix focusing on virtual app and desktop offerings and hybrid cloud solutions. He is a passionate IT professional, Citrix evangelist, creative problem-solver, and public speaker. In his personal time, Allen enjoys traveling, outdoor activities, digital photography, and trying new cuisines.
Learn what both IT and Business usually don't know about each other when they are interviewed. Also, learn additional critical points needed in a data strategy. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Guest Shark, Kent Graziano of Snowflake, joins the Data Sharks to discuss the recent Snowflake IPO, what led up to this point, and what that day was like. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Kent Graziano, Chief Technical Evangelist at Snowflake Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Tijdens deze episode hebben we Jits Langedijk van Nvidia te gast. Jits is Senior Solution Architect bij Nvidia en helpt partners met het toepassen van het Nvidia enterprise portfolio. Hij neemt ons mee in waar Nvidia allemaal mee bezig is. Daarnaast hebben we natuurlijk ook onze tech updates: EA vraagt patent aan op automatisch aanpassen moeilijkheidsgraad in games - https://tweakers.net/nieuws/180282/ea-vraagt-patent-aan-op-automatisch-aanpassen-moeilijkheidsgraad-in-games.html | Zelfrijdende racewagens - https://youtu.be/39nNXdBFQhA | Elon Musk's Neuralink says this monkey is playing Pong with its mind - https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/8/22374749/elon-musk-neuralink-monkey-pong-brain-interface
Vamos tomar um banho de loja sobre Commerce Cloud da Salesforce? É isso mesmo! Em um bate papo descontraído, Claudio Salas e Juliane Lopes (ambos Senior Solution Architect na Salesforce), proporcionam de forma conceitual e prática tudo o que você precisa saber sobre e-commerce somado ao Commerce Cloud B2B e B2C da Salesforce. Não percam! #salesforce #commercecloud #ecommerce Assista no Canal Salesforce Brasil: http://bit.ly/commerce-cloud Ouça no SalesCast Podcast: Gostou do conteúdo? Se inscreva, curta e compartilhe nossas redes sociais para não perder todas as novidades! Canal Salesforce Brasil: https://campsite.bio/canalsalesforcebrasil SalesCast Podcast: https://campsite.bio/salescast ⚡ Oferecimento: Innolevels http://www.innolevels.com.br/ _
Learn some of the mistakes that can be made in Data Warehousing. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Paul Maiella, Senior Solution Architect at Intricity, Grocery and Retail Expert Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
What goes through the head of a consultant vs employee during a project? Learn about the life of a data management consultant and the challenges that it brings. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Paul Maiella, Senior Solution Architect at Intricity, Grocery and Retail Expert Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
In this podcast, Eric Wassenaar, the Senior Account Executive of SLED at Veracode and Jason Phillips, the Senior Solution Architect at Veracode examine SOSS findings pertaining to the government and education sector.
An interview with Matt Dahse, Senior Solution Architect at 360 Cloud Solutions. We discuss: Starting with design, instead of starting with code. Matt's path to NetSuite. There's nothing that NetSuite can't do, but there are things it shouldn't do. How and why Matt wrote "NetSuite Development With SuiteScript 2.0." The benefits of writing a book. The importance of understanding the business case for writing code.
An interview with Matt Dahse, Senior Solution Architect at 360 Cloud Solutions. We discuss: Starting with design, instead of starting with code. Matt's path to NetSuite. There's nothing that NetSuite can't do, but there are things it shouldn't do. How and why Matt wrote "NetSuite Development With SuiteScript 2.0." The benefits of writing a book. The importance of understanding the business case for writing code.
This session is all about the costs involved in doing a data project. Some of it may surprise you! Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Listen as the Data Sharks discuss the disruption that has happened in the ETL market as a result of the data targets moving to the cloud. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Arkady Kleyner, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Learn about the cast of characters that are on a project, who you need to watch out for, and who you need to have in your inner circle. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Troy Clemente, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
As someone that works in tech, answering the question "so, what do you do for work?" is often like speaking a foreign language. The Data Sharks discuss how they translate this in layman's terms in the debuting episode of Data Sharks. Meet today's Sharks: - Jared Hillam, EVP of Emerging Technologies at Intricity - Rich Hathaway, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Glenn Hillam, Senior Solution Architect, Snowflake Expert at Intricity - Troy Clemente, Principal, and CoFounder of Intricity Watch the Video on YouTube Sign up for the live session, and ask the Data Sharks questions here: intricity.com/datasharks Talk with a Data Shark: intricity.com/intricity101 www.intricity.com youtube.com/intricity101
Our guest on today's VMware Multi-Cloud podcast is Cody Carlson. Cody is Senior Solution Architect working within VMware's Global Customer Support Organization. Unlike many of our guests who work with customers before they deploy a solution based on VMware, Cody most often works with customers after they have deployed their solution and have run into some level of difficulty with the way they architected it. Recently Cody has been spending a lot of time with Terraform by HashiCorp. Terraform is fast becoming one of the most used tools for automating the provisioning of infrastructure in the cloud. On the podcast, Cody gives us a quick tutorial on Infrastructure as Code or IaC and then goes on to discuss the reasons Terraform has become so attractive to teams that have to build and deploy infrastructure stacks across multi-cloud environments. We wrap up talking about how teams can use vRealize Automation alongside of Terraform to create a much richer set of capabilities then either product can deliver on its own
In this episode of The IoT Unicorn Podcast, Sarah Maston, Senior Solution Architect at Microsoft, discusses the development of the animal conservation initiative, Project 15. Download Transcript Here 00:00 Pete Bernard: Welcome to the IoT Unicorn podcast. This is Pete Bernard from Microsoft, and this podcast is for anyone interested in the long-term technology trends in the IoT space and the journey from here to there. So let's get started. [music] 00:21 PB: On this episode of the IoT unicorn, we talk to a very interesting person doing very interesting things, and that's Sarah Maston of Microsoft. We talk about Boston University where we both went to school, a little bit about nutrition and nutrition technology, but we spend quite a bit of time talking about Project 15, which is an open platform effort that her and her colleagues have been championing. It's an anti-poaching platform that's been adopted by a number of NGOs around the world, and we talk about that and the technology behind it. So please join us. [music] 00:58 PB: Sarah, thanks for joining us. We've had a lot of different guests on the show from silicon partners to telecom, internal Microsoft, I think you kind of fall into the category of very interesting Microsoft people that are doing very interesting things, so I'm gonna tee that up. Maybe you can give us a little bit of an intro yourself and sort of some background. 01:18 Sarah Maston: Sure, it's funny, when I look at my cats, I don't know that I'm that, they think I'm that interesting, but thank you. [chuckle] I'm really happy to be here. Where did I come from? So I actually have a really long history in the database space. I started out making data warehouses before that was a thing, that kinda grew, and so I started out as a medical programmer, actually, at a company called Meditech in Massachusetts. 01:56 PB: I see. Oh, where in Massachusetts, by the way? 02:00 SM: Ah, they were in Natick, but I lived in Arlington, I went to BU. 02:04 PB: So interesting, interesting... Oh, you went to BU? Oh, I went to BU also. 02:08 SM: I did, once upon a time. Oh, yay! 02:10 PB: I was a BA/MA BU grad, isn't that weird? 02:12 SM: Go Terriers! 02:12 PB: No, I was gonna say... Yeah, go Terriers. I was gonna say I had, my first job out of college was in West Natick. 02:19 SM: Oh, interesting. 02:19 PB: There was a little shop called The Bit Bucket computer store, and my professor from BU, my assembly language professor actually ran the company, The Bit Bucket, and we built computers, branded computers, and I was his first engineering hire, and it was in West Natick. I didn't stay there that long, 'cause it was kind of like a weird job, but yeah, The Bit Bucket, I remember West Natick... Yeah, Natick's a nice area. That's cool. 02:49 SM: So I was gonna say did they have a lot of Twinkies, 'cause I believe that the Twinkie fact... I don't know. I think it's in Natick... 02:57 PB: Oh, the Twinkie was there? 02:58 SM: I'm unclear. 03:00 PB: I think that was it, I know there's Necco Wafers too was out there. 03:01 SM: Oh, delicious, delicious. 03:01 PB: I'm not sure where that is, yeah. 03:03 SM: Yeah, no, I actually have a degree in psychology and women's studies from BU. 03:08 PB: Fantastic. 03:09 SM: So, a little bit... 03:10 PB: Fantastic, okay. Go Terriers, yeah. Okay. 03:13 SM: Okay. 03:14 PB: There you go. 03:15 SM: Back to this. 03:15 PB: We should have cleared that up in the pre, in the preamble before we started recording, but that's okay, now we know, so that's good. 03:21 SM: Thank you. Yeah, so I did a lot of data warehouses, and I put myself actually in Harvard's night school to kind of get out of data and start learning more Java-ey, getting into more programming stuff, because I had a really weird side hobby then as well, where I had been really sick in my late 20s, and I started studying nutrition, and I ended up creating what was a graph database of food, and I wanted to go and put myself in Harvard 'cause it was easier to learn how to code it than to sort of explain it. And so that journey led me to... I actually invented that over at IBM a couple of years ago and working at IBM, I met a colleague there that had come to Microsoft and so how did you come to Microsoft? Well, I had a friend, and then I met the IoT group and they... It was funny because I hadn't, I was kind of the first person in the group that hadn't built a computer to be. 04:44 PB: Right, right. 04:45 SM: Wasn't a hardware person, and but when they brought me in to start talking about that bigger data conversation, so that's how I got here. 04:57 PB: Interesting. Yeah, cool, so obviously you've been here, I think a couple of years or two years or... 05:01 SM: I have. 05:02 PB: Just about that. That's exciting. Yeah, so that's an interesting path, I think a lot of people get to Microsoft through professional connections, personal connections, there's all sorts of different ways and so you were involved in nutrition and... 05:16 SM: I was. 05:16 PB: And kind of analyzing that. Is that still a big kind of passion of yours, personal nutrition and things? 05:22 SM: I, well yes, personal. Once I designed the graph with the team there, which was the connection of food to disease through phyto-chemicals and the reactions in your bios, kind of like a Facebook of food. I had spent so much... Honestly, I had spent so much time on that in my life that the IoT space and starting to learn more formally about that was so exciting, and a lot of my data colleagues in my circle, same thing, because sometimes you can be doing the same thing and database, database... What's new? And so this was actually really fun, and it was in the beginning of when I got here, my job was a lot of enablement. We were gonna teach people how to use Azure and how to use Azure IoT and etcetera. And that's my fault that I'm having a notification 'cause clearly I... 06:25 PB: That's okay. 06:26 SM: I could have turned that off. [chuckle] 06:30 SM: But what's interesting is that I... This, it's kind of a strange story in the sense that I... It's not that strange, but I was outside and of my apartment and I saw a lot of smoke and I freaked out, and I ran into my building to save my cats and long story, very short, lots of stress, but the next day, I ended up designing a safety platform that could use IoT to speak differently in a crisis, and so that's really something that whenever I talk about my journey to Microsoft and learning something new is that it was so great to have the space to be like, "Hey, I have an idea." But anyway, that's another story. [chuckle] 07:26 PB: Fascinating. Yeah, I do actually, I use the... I'm kind of a Fitbit fan, and I use the food logging on Fitbit, and it gives me a macro-nutrient breakdown and stuff, and so I've been kind of on my own health journey in the past year or so and feeling good, feeling fit. And part of it is kind of analyzing what I ingest, and I feel like we're just sort of at the beginning of a lot of that science like I would love for the data I'm putting into the Fitbit system, which I guess is now Google, just to get even more analysis of that over time. So it's fascinating kind of measuring what you put into your body and how your body is working, and we had a Dr. David Rhew from Microsoft's chief medical officer on a few weeks ago, and talking about COVID of course, but also just more of the intersection of health and technology and very early stages of really taking advantage of that kind of combination, so... 08:24 SM: No, that's true. It's my work, it was... My work pretty much focused on just taking stuff we do with process, architecture and analysis, and then data, of course, but if I think back when my hair was much browner, I just thought what's breaking when it came to metabolic syndrome, and it was... Well, what happens when I do this and then how does your... And what does your intestinal villi do? And so basically connecting those dots to go through the process architecture of digestion and then to make sort of the data model of that. And to say, "Oh, when you eat oatmeal, the pectin and beta-glucan, pectin from apples and pears comes in, it absorbs bile salts." Basically, all those different processes and then how those can combine and really... Back in the day, I created what's called a food program, and that's also known as a diet, but a food program that would layer what foods to eat, how to change your internals to do what it needed to do. And I guess my own doctor took notice because I lowered my cholesterol 90 points in under three months, so... 09:48 PB: Wow. 09:49 SM: Then I made a system that did it, and so that was really... And I met a lot of really cool people in that journey. Then unfortunately, I got sick from stress, but when I came out of that, here I was, and then I invented some new stuff. 10:12 PB: Good, so let's talk about some new stuff. You've been sort of very, very busy, not only being a new... Fairly new Microsoft employee, but also building up something that is referred to as Project 15 for probably some of our listeners are probably familiar, but why don't you give us a little bit of a recap of the origin story around Project 15 and where that's at? 10:40 SM: Sure, I'd love to. I do a little project in the... Although it's a little bigger now, in my spare nights and in weekend hours with a few friends of mine here at Microsoft and... Alright, so the origin story, once upon a time, it really speaks back to that incident with the cat, and essentially, I made a safety system that could use IoT devices to speak to a community within an emergency. So if you thought about some of the stuff that was going on, you have to go to Twitter to find hashtag, you have to go... You don't really know what's going on. There are so many systems getting good data to first responders, but for us, we don't really know what's going on. So that project became known as Project Edison. And so it went for about a year, we built that with a partner, Insight, and we went on the IoT in Action global event tour and talked about it, and I talked about safety in every context you could imagine. 11:55 SM: I talked about safe retail, I talked about safe cities, I talked about safe schools, safe workplaces, safe buildings. And then, actually, I met a guy who does anti-poaching and his name was Eric and... Eric Dinerstein, and I realized in one of these very stereotypical, I was at the cafe with my colleague Daisuke, and I started drawing, and I said, "Anti-poaching, it's the same use case as a Project Edison safety case," and he looked at me and I said, "Well, it's a population that can't defend itself, and it's someone that you wanna stop or making it less impactful, using devices, and then people you need to talk to to get help. So maybe we can get other people that were like us to have this aha moment that scientists are remaking these wheels that we've already made in the commercial space." And so, that's how Project 15 started, which was like, what do we have in our world that we just don't know the use cases of the scientific world. And the second person I met was another professor, Wasser, Dr. Sam Wasser, and he was at U-Dub, and he also was involved with trying to prevent animal... The tracking of tusks and things, illegal trafficking, and I learned about a pangolin from one of his research fellows, which is a tiny, cute, little, scaly animal, and... 13:42 PB: Okay. 13:43 SM: I had never heard of a pangolin, so cute. And they're slow. And the problem is, is that their defense mechanism is that if you scare them, they turn into a ball. 13:55 PB: Okay. 13:56 SM: And if you are... 13:57 PB: Sounds fair. 13:58 SM: Right, I do the same thing. 14:00 PB: Yeah, I can relate to that. 14:01 SM: I'm just gonna be a little ball over here, but and that works for lions and tigers who are like, "Oh, that's a sharp little ball," but it doesn't work for, poachers will just make a noise, it curls up into a ball, they pick it up, they put it in a bag so. 14:21 PB: I see. 14:22 SM: That's our most poached animal on the planet, actually. 14:25 PB: Oh no. 14:26 SM: Anyway, but I thought, "Well, what's the difference between shoplifting a sweater at a store and shoplifting an animal?" And so that was really where this started was, can we just think about this? 14:44 PB: Right, right. Fantastic. And I think, and I did see you had a segment on a recent video, it was like a United Nations gathering of interested parties around the equator initiative, and I guess I was labeled on YouTube. But can you talk a little bit about that. I mean you're getting some pretty good NGO type of engagement off of project 15. 15:13 SM: Yes. So that was super exciting. I would be... I'll just, full disclosure, I was very nervous, but... And I was a little frustrated with the pandemic because I think I could have gone to the United Nations in another reality. 15:32 PB: Yeah I know. 15:33 SM: But virtually, was very fun and so what happened was, is so we put up a video because we had support from my CVP and my management tree, and pretty much everyone in the group that I was in was very supportive of Project 15 right in the beginning. And so we put up a little web page, and I used to call it the bat phone, because we wondered if anyone would call from the scientific realm, and we actually started meeting NGOs. We had... People used our web page to get in touch with us and two of the people, one of them is... That we started working with, is Red Panda Network, which is a fascinating, wonderful organization. Another one is called the Zambezi project, and the third was a woman who runs the small grants program at... The United Nations Development Program has different sections and small grants is a department that funds scientific projects and that are all very, very much sustainability focused. 16:55 SM: I could give a whole talk about... They're so fascinating. And I met her because she actually knew... Her husband was friends with Daisuke so it was like one of these things where somebody hears about what's... And, "Hey, that's really interesting. Let's see if that would work." And then six months later, I'm speaking at their conference. But what happened was, is that we kind of paired up together to see if we could bring our commercial processes that we do normally with my day job, IoT engagements, we're gonna do an architectural design session, we're gonna get to know those processes. And then she gave us... We piloted with three grantees and started to try to figure out, we have different worlds, but we do the same things, it's just different words to describe them. 18:01 SM: And so we had a few epiphanies during this process, and so the thing is, is that she... Her group funds thousands of NGO companies and projects, scientists that range from urban sustainability, so like smart city type stuff, all the way to biodiversity, which is where we kinda focused, and so how do you scale? And so we've been working with her and her group on scaling up and digitally transforming this area through not only Azure IoT, but how does that work with the research part, there's a lot of machine learning, there's a lot of CAMS, so connecting that into something like Teams, so it's bigger than Azure IoT specifically, as all IoT solutions are, and so... 19:05 PB: Exactly. 19:06 SM: So that... Yeah, so that I got invited to speak about our work. 19:09 PB: Yeah it's interesting. Who do we have on recently... Oh, we were talking to Cory Clarke from RXR, and he was talking about the smart building solutions that they're rolling out for office space and office space post-COVID, and how do you use AI and sensors to detect occupancy and distance from each other and a lot of the core tech around using AI, vision and other things and processing that data, it's all very similar. The core tech is similar, but now we have all these other ways of applying it, whether it's in healthcare or bio-diversity or whatever. And so that's an exciting thing about Microsoft, is a lot of the platform tech that we're doing here gets used in all these different directions. And so you've found a particular slice where obviously there's a super high need and folks should look up and learn more about the poaching problems that are happening in the world, but it's pretty significant. 20:11 PB: And to take some of the tech that has been used for more of the, I don't know, traditional digital transformation that we talk about, but actually using that tech in a really smart way out in the field and the real world to help a problem. That must be pretty satisfying for you as a Microsoft employee. And I guess one of my questions is, that must take up a pretty good chunk of your time, as it should. And so you're doing that and you're also working at Microsoft. And so how do you end up balancing all these things? Is this a... Is that... Give us a little more insight. How do you do that? [laughter] 20:49 SM: Well, I have a very supportive wife who feeds me and makes sure that I eat and... 20:56 PB: Yeah. 20:58 SM: So good question. So when we started to scale, and I clearly... Daisuke and I cannot meet with every NGO to do an... Etcetera. So COVID, in the beginning of this, we did have a very big partnering model. And so we have all these great IoT partners, they've got platforms and just connect these projects to them like we would a startup, a retail startup or something. Unfortunately, the pandemic happened, and of course, as we know, it's all hands on deck to start landing our... Like you just mentioned, the return to work and employees safe. So Daisuke and I had another coffee talk, though virtual, and I said, "You know what? Why don't we use the company Hackathon and make an 80% solution for these folks?" 22:10 SM: That's an easier way. And so we actually got reached out to by a couple of colleagues, one of them was Pamela Cortez and Anders in my group. And they both said, "We'd love to join this because we know what you're doing and we need to figure out how to do the least amount of stuff to have a big impact. And to do that, we need to rely on existing enablement motions and partnerships within other groups. And if we could just build that, then we can roll that out, and off it goes just like anything else." 22:58 PB: Yeah. Well, Microsoft has a great partner network too. So that's the good thing, when we have developers, we have channel partners, we have solution providers, this huge force multiplying engine. It's one of the cool things also about Microsoft is just to get that great idea out there, partners picking it up and amplifying it and landing it locally. So it was good that you took advantage of it. I do wanna make sure people know the... So the aka.ms/project15, is that the go-to place to get the latest? 23:31 SM: That is the place. And then if it can... Down at the bottom there, we have a new link on that page that brings you to the open platform, if you wanna check that out. 23:41 PB: Wow, fantastic. So yeah, let me ask you too, another question. You mentioned COVID-19 and obviously we're all working through that in so many ways. And how has that affected some of your efforts around Project 15 in terms of... Has it been some acceleration in the adoption of technology? Has it slowed down some of these NGOs? Has it... 24:09 SM: This is a multi-faceted answer, so let me think about my words. Okay. So what happened, because now, in the past year, in my private time, and I'm just learning and meeting new people and learning about this space, 'cause I didn't know anything. So if you're somebody who's like me who always wanted to help but didn't think you could, so you just watched, that is not true. All of our skills are welcome and wanted, and a lot of these organizations are non-profits. 24:47 PB: Sure. 24:47 SM: And there's a lot of tech developer groups that you can code for good and get involved on the device level and the software side. So I just wanna put that out there. But what happened was, is that the places where these things are happening, you'll read news articles that poaching accelerated or the lack of tourism has caused some problems. So this space seems to be having the same problems that every other part of the world is having when it comes to learning to adapt to a pandemic world. We weren't exactly affected in terms of getting on the phone at 7 o'clock at night, Pacific Time, to meet with Sonam, who runs the Red Panda network, who's in Nepal, because we were always virtual. And actually, I would... The lack of social life [chuckle] being quarantined probably helped myself, and Daisuke, and Pamela, and Anders when we were cranking out the code and the plan for scale. And so the answer is no. 26:08 SM: One thing that's been... Is a little bit challenging is that I was used to meeting up with our partner architect friends, and we would draw on pieces of paper and we'd talk about smart factories, and then we'd talk about this. And so those kind of conversations got harder, but I did get involved with a Hackathon that came out of Hack-Star and where they were hacking on the OpenCollar project to build the smartest elephant. That's the goal, is to build the smartest elephant collar for Smart Parks. So I just wanted to mention that, is the partner ecosystem is out there, they're doing stuff in this area as well as all the areas. But so it didn't... I don't think it stopped. It's just, at least not... 27:03 PB: Yeah, changed it a little bit. 27:03 SM: For us sitting at the desk, yeah. 27:06 PB: Yeah. Yeah. I hear you. I've definitely missed some of the more serendipitous conversations I've had. Sometimes you... That's where you have the serendipitous meetings and conversations that connect things, and it's been a little more planful maybe in terms of conversations and time. But I know also that there's been a lot of tech acceleration by a lot of companies too, and the whole notion of remote and leveraging the cloud a lot more. So hopefully that does work in your favor. I was gonna mention the... We haven't talked about the tech behind Project 15 too much. You mentioned AI is obviously like big data sets. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention I think this sounds like a really exciting potential for 5G/LPWA tech in some form. I know that the... I don't think they've rolled out 5G yet in Nepal, but the idea of some sort of low frequency or low spectrum cellular connections that can blanket those areas is exciting. So that's a follow-on for me. I will actually take that as an action to circle back and see what we can do to help there. 28:20 SM: That's actually one of the... So when it comes to the spectrum of silicon to cloud, I fall squarely into process architecture and designing how you're gonna get this to there, and what are we gonna do and strategy on that. I also fall squarely on data because of my background. When it comes to connectivity, Pamela and Daisuke on the Project 15 meta team, they're really interested in that. But something I noticed is that my assumption that some place like the Himalayas wouldn't have any connectivity or something, that was just my own... I don't know if that's a pre-conception or just like a, "That's the woods and the mountains." However, when we looked into it, and we've been working with some groups in the Caribbean as well that go out into the ocean, it's all got coverage. It may be 2G. There's always a satellite, which then you're gonna bring in some edge, let's compute as much as possible over here at the camera or the gateway. But that was really surprising. So I'm really, I'm interested in... We'll loop back on your response because... 29:45 PB: Yeah, yeah. We'll have to loop back. There's some really interesting things happening, especially if you wanna have... You're designing for very low-bandwidth networks, like low-cost low-bandwidth networks. You actually need to do more processing on the edge, and then it's more of a metadata that's going to the cloud as opposed to the actual streams of video or camera images. So some really fascinating things going on there that I think would be really exciting, not only to land in low-bandwidth networks, but also that also enables some very low power endpoints. So imagine you wanna stick some sensors onto a tree out there somewhere, if you want it solar-powered, you need to keep that power profile really low. So projects like these, not only are they inherently just good, but they are also pushing the tech maybe more-so than the more business-oriented deployments that we have that maybe are a little "easier." These are hard deployments because of some of the different environmental factors. So it's always exciting to see the tech being pushed in that direction. 30:51 SM: I was gonna say, just to jump in. You actually raise... This is a really big deal. There's what we're doing with Project 15, but there's the bigger Microsoft sustainability mission. And so this year if you go out to the Microsoft sustainability web page, we just made a recent announcement about water. There was a really interesting announcement about the circular economy and waste. And so when you start to think about devices... So let's say you come from the more device side of the spectrum of our solutioning. I met a scientist who said something really that stuck with me. "We're trying to save the oceans from plastic using plastic." And so when you start to think about how we make devices. How do we make better batteries? How do we use solar? Like you said... 31:54 PB: Yeah, solar. 31:54 SM: That's when we just kind of was like... We also as a technical community should be thinking about that because it really wasn't purview a year ago. But oh, okay, that makes a lot of sense, I never really thought about that. 32:10 PB: Yeah. No. That's fascinating. I was gonna ask you about that before we... I don't know where we're at on time here, I have to check my clock. But I know we're not traveling any more, but I still stay in touch with BU through their various alumni programs and things. Do you stay in touch with any BU alums or any Boston related things these days? Or... 32:32 SM: Well, I do. I do. 32:33 PB: 'Cause we're pretty far from Boston. People don't know, we're actually in Redmond Washington. It's like the polar opposite of Boston. 32:40 SM: Three thousand miles away. I do, I have friends that I went there with, and I get the magazine. And I get... 32:49 PB: Oh yeah, the magazine. 32:50 SM: I was very proud of, what was it? One of the alums, she was in the Orange is the New Black and I was like, "Whoa, BU!" And of course on LinkedIn I see different things. Actually, speaking of COVID, I saw a really cool video that I thought was very edgy and he did a video about everybody wearing their masks and I was like, "Yes!" But yeah, no, I keep an eye on what's going on there. 33:24 PB: Good. 33:25 SM: So yeah. 33:27 PB: Yeah, no, it's fascinating to see all this stuff, how it's evolving and how we're all sort of connected, right? So now you and I are connected through Boston University, and we didn't even know that so that's fantastic. 33:36 SM: Who knew? T. Anthony's pizza. 33:36 PB: Who knew? T. Anthony's, yeah, I love that place, yeah. Although I don't eat cheese anymore but I still love pizza so... [chuckle] Cool. So any final thoughts Sarah? We... You kind of said that the URL people should go to. What's the call to action here? Where do you want people to go do now they've been sort of educated here? 34:00 SM: We love... When you think about it, if you go out and you get to the Project 15 open platform, for those of us who are very familiar, when you see the architecture you'll say, "Oh, this looks like everything else that is the components of an IoT solution." That is true. I've actually been using it with, met some startups and I said, "Well hey," doing my usual day job, which is, "How do I learn Azure IoT?" And, "Oh, go here, go here. Ask me questions if you have them." So people who are on the coding side of our world, feel free to bug bash that, and any feedback is absolutely welcome. It's really a passion project when you get down to it, which we hope is really useful, and if you do have people who are technical on the scientific side and it's interesting to them and we are building it through Pamela's work with community so that people will be able to get enabled on it. This speaks to the, "How do you do all of this?" Well, I have smart friends. And so yeah, so that really it's out there for you to use. Any feedback is welcome. And yeah, we hope it helps. 35:26 PB: Yeah, I encourage people to go to that website and learn more about it. And Sarah, I really appreciate the time today. I know you're really busy, so carving out a little time here, much appreciated. So hopefully we can actually meet each other in person at some point in the near future. So that'd be great. 35:47 SM: Soon. Soon. 35:48 PB: Soon. 35:48 SM: Wear your masks everybody. 35:51 PB: Exactly. 35:51 SM: Alright. Yeah, no, thank you so much. This has been fun. 35:53 PB: Sure. Okay, cool. Alright, thanks Sarah. 35:57 SM: Thank you. 35:57 PB: Bye bye. 36:00 SM: Bye. 36:00 PB: This is Pete Bernard. You've been listening to the IoT Unicorn Podcast, and thanks for joining us. Stay tuned for the next episode, and feel free to give us some feedback at TheIoTUnicorn@Microsoft.com. Thank you. [music]
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