Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen o'grady

Learn more:RedMonkCockroach and the Source Available FutureDataStax and the Modern Commercial Open Source BusinessThe Cloud and Open Source Powder KegWhat Does Open Mean in the Era of Cloud APIs?It's 2019. It's Still Not a Good Idea to Build Your Own PlatformFollow everyone on Twitter:IntersectStephen O'GradyRedMonkDerrick HarrisPivotal

Learn more:RedMonkCockroach and the Source Available FutureDataStax and the Modern Commercial Open Source BusinessThe Cloud and Open Source Powder KegWhat Does Open Mean in the Era of Cloud APIs?It's 2019. It's Still Not a Good Idea to Build Your Own PlatformFollow everyone on Twitter:IntersectStephen O'GradyRedMonkDerrick HarrisPivotal

In this episode, we talk with Stephen O’Grady, co-founder and principal analyst at Redmonk. RedMonk is an industry analyst firm focused on software developers and helps companies understand and work with developers. In fact, Stephen wrote an amazing book “The New Kingmakers” that explains the rising influence of software developers. We talk with Stephen about how RedMonk uses data to help companies understand developers and how developers are taking over the world.

In this episode, we talk with farrier and equine veterinarian, Dr. Stephen O'Grady of Keswick, Virginia. He was a professional farrier for ten years prior to obtaining his degree in veterinary medicine. He learned the farrier trade through a formal three year apprenticeship under "Hall of Fame" farrier, Joseph M. Pierce, of West Chester, Pennsylvania. He then returned to school, attended Haverford College and went on to graduate from the University of Pretoria, Faculty of Veterinary Science in South Africa with a DVM Degree in 1981. After graduating from veterinary school, Dr. O'Grady did an equine internship in Cape Town, South Africa. From here he went on to join Dr. Dan Flynn at the prestigious Georgetown Equine Hospital in Charlottesville, Virginia where he stayed for 10 years before opening his own practice devoted to competition horses and farriery. In 2003, he opened Northern Virginia Equine in Marshall, Virginia and in 2014, he moved to Keswick, Virginia and opened Virginia Therapeutic farriery – both are referral practices devoted to foot disease and equine therapeutic farriery. Here he combines his skills as a veterinarian and a farrier to better understand and treat problems of the foot. He has published 33 peer-reviewed papers in the veterinary literature, numerous papers in the farrier literature, written 18 book chapters and edited two editions of Veterinary Clinics of North America on equine podiatry and therapeutic farriery - all resulting from his extensive work in equine podiatry. He is currently in the process of editing a textbook on Farriery. In 2003, he was inducted into the International Equine Veterinarians Hall of Fame and in 2009; he received the AAEP President's Award for his work in farrier education. In this episode, Dr. O'Grady shares how he got started, how farriers and veterinarians can work better together, stories from his career, and lessons you can use to succeed today in your farrier practice.

In this episode of Remarkable Tales, Stephen O'Grady speaks to Dr Justin Ready about the emergence of body-worn cameras in the police force. For a moment in time, technology offered a panacea of sorts to the world. A new dawn for the place of trust in relationships between officers of the law and the broader community was briefly heralded until the reality of social situations duly tempered expectations. The question is, do cameras record the whole policing story and what impact are these devices having on the legal process.

RedMonk Principal Analyst Stephen O’Grady joins New Relic’s own Fredric Paul, Abner Germanow, and James Nguyen to discuss what goes into delivering a great customer experience, including the importance of performance. And the Modern Software Podcast Crew tackles cloud reliability, AI in the cloud, and the impact of security and privacy concerns on the software industry.

Improving how you do software requires changing how every layer your organization's functions day-to-day, from executive leadership, to middle-management, and staff. Often, middle-management is resistant to change and acts as a "frozen middle," slowing and sabotaging leadership and staff's desires to change. Along with Pivotal's Dormain Drewitz, we're joined by RedMonk's Rachel Stephens and Stephen O'Grady to discuss this frozen middle problem and tactics to thaw it. See full shows and more at http://pivotal.io/podcasts

Improving how you do software requires changing how every layer your organization's functions day-to-day, from executive leadership, to middle-management, and staff. Often, middle-management is resistant to change and acts as a "frozen middle," slowing and sabotaging leadership and staff's desires to change. Along with Pivotal's Dormain Drewitz, we're joined by RedMonk's Rachel Stephens and Stephen O'Grady to discuss this frozen middle problem and tactics to thaw it. See full shows and more at http://pivotal.io/podcasts

How does one go from living in a vegan, clothing option co-op working on a philosophy degree to hustling enterprise software? That's the story of Coté's career that we discuss in this episode. Matt Ray is out, getting the bills paid, so Brandon interviews Coté about how he got here, professionally. We end the story around 2011; maybe we'll pick up next time it's just the two of us. Show Notes House of Commons Co-op (http://www.iccaustin.coop/hoc/), Austin, Texas. See some pictures (https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=12261156%40N00&view_all=1&text=HoC) of a simpler time there. I think this (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Zachary_Newton) is that Victorian Literature professor. He's the one that taught me how to use books as tools (https://cote.io/2009/01/05/writeinbooks/), writing in them and whatnot. A typical day at BMC (https://www.flickr.com/photos/cote/58711356). Always lots of jokes (https://www.flickr.com/photos/cote/63256825/), there. See more pictures (https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=12261156%40N00&view_all=1&text=bmc). In 2005, Coté wrote two pieces on IBM Lotus stuff: one on "Workplace for Business" (https://cote.io/2005/10/25/workplace-for-business-strategy-execution/) and another on how I thought they should move it to Eclipse (https://cote.io/2005/12/22/put-the-outlook-killer-in-eclipse/). Who knows why, really? Lala's (https://www.flickr.com/photos/cote/19919473/), where it's Christmas all year round (https://www.yelp.com/biz/lalas-austin). James Governor (https://twitter.com/monkchips) and Stephen O'Grady (https://twitter.com/sogrady). Coté at RedMonk (http://redmonk.com/cote/). Recommendations Brandon: Ready Player One (http://amzn.to/2gjn9z1). Coté: Start and Scaling Devops (http://amzn.to/2eI6gg8) in the Enterprise, Gary Gruver’s new book, an awesome 90 minutes read.

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