Podcasts about TIBCO Software

Episode SummaryIn this episode of OnBase, host Chris Moody sits down with Judit Szabo to discuss the complexities of aligning account-based strategies within diverse tech environments. With organizations facing challenges in tailoring ABX (Account-Based Experience) initiatives across different teams, tools, and processes, Judit shares her insights on how to execute ABX successfully.From understanding skill sets that drive alignment to navigating sales and marketing collaboration, she provides actionable insights on overcoming common obstacles, measuring success, and adapting methodologies for different organizations.Judit also explores the role of AI in account-based strategies, how technology enhances personalization, and why holistic, data-driven approaches are critical for long-term success.About the GuestJudit is a  B2B marketing leader with 15+ years at IT Software and Services companies, Judit has PR and Media experience prior to joining the Tech industry. She was the winner of the 2019 Forrester ROI Honours Award in Europe for sales & marketing alignment at TIBCO Software with the introduction of transformative, industry-led value based GTM strategies. She has a strong passion for building and leading global teams with a sweet spot for Demand Generation and Growth Marketing, leading the development and management of integrated marketing strategies and execution to deliver growth and revenue for the business. She has experience in campaign and content management, digital, field, partner, and account-based marketing as well as data and performance-led marketing operations, advocating cross-functional collaboration across Marketing, Sales, Product and Operations with special focus on finding ways to optimise and orchestrate business processes in support of strategic objectives. In her free time, she's an avid yoga practitioner, as well as a volunteer baker at her local National Trust estate in England.Connect with Judit SzaboKey Takeaways - Holistic Thinking Drives ABX Success – Account-based management isn't just a marketing function; sales and marketing must work together to grow and penetrate accounts.- Patience Is Essential – ABX is a long-term strategy, not a quick fix. Expect an 18+ month cycle for results, and celebrate small wins along the way.- Data is the Foundation – Strong account intelligence is key to avoiding misalignment and wasted efforts. The right tools and governance ensure that teams are acting on reliable data.- Aligning Sales & Marketing Requires Process, Not Just Intent – Establish shared KPIs, define roles, and create a feedback loop to ensure alignment throughout the account lifecycle.- One-to-One ABX is the Goal, But Requires Strong Foundations – Organizations should first build a solid demand generation engine before scaling to hyper-personalized, one-to-one outreach.- AI Can Help, But It's Not a Silver Bullet – While AI can assist with personalization, content generation, and automation, it can't replace the strategic thinking needed to execute ABX effectively.Quotes"The three most important skills for ABX success? A holistic approach, patience, and a data-driven mindset. Without these, execution will fall apart."Recommended ResourceBooks:⁠Coaching for Performance⁠ by Sir John Whitmore – A leadership guide on empowering teams and driving success through coaching.

Fiona is the Chief Technology Officer at Wayfair, an American e-commerce company that is the destination for all things home  – a place to find the right furniture and home goods online. With 25+ years of experience leading technology teams, Fiona began her professional career working at top technical companies, including Oracle, TIBCO Software and Ariba. At TIBCO, she rose up to be the Vice President of Engineering in her 16-year tenure at this intelligence cloud data company. Prior to Wayfair, Fiona served in executive leadership roles at Walmart – first as the Senior VP of Engineering for Customer Technology at WalmartLabs and then as the Senior Vice President of U.S. Technology at Walmart.Fiona earned her bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering from MIT and her masters in computer science from Stanford University. In this episode, we cover the following topics:1. Fiona's childhood and the emphasis on education2. Studying Computer Science at MIT3. Gender disparity in Computer Science4. Transition from college into the professional workforce5. Her long tenure at TIBCO software6. Transition from Consumer to Enterprise Software companies 7. Impact and challenges working at Walmart8.  Hiring and building a team 9. Transitioning from coding into managerial role10. CTO role 11. Balancing perfection from good enough12. Reflecting and learning from previous mistakes13. Women in STEM Fiona's life-time craft she is honing? Cooking▶️ Video interview available on Youtube.If you're enjoying the show, please share it with a friend and leave a review!

Welcome to the "Private Placement Perspective," a new pod storm series hosted by Matt Brown. In this first series of 2023, Matt dives deep into the world of venture capital and investing, speaking with investors and CEOs who have successfully helped scale start-ups. Join Matt as he dives into the world of Private Placements. Series: Private Placement Perspective Bob is an entrepreneur with deep operational and board experience in the software, mobile and Internet markets. He was on the founding management team of TIBCO Software, where he served as the Executive Vice President, Corporate Development, General Counsel and Secretary. As a member of TIBCO's executive management team, Bob had broad responsibility for day to day business operations from its founding in 1997 to its emergence in the 2000s as one of the leading enterprise infrastructure software companies in the world. TIBCO remains a world leader today in enterprise infrastructure software, with annual revenue exceeding $1 billion. Bob left TIBCO in 2008 to more actively pursue his passion as an advisor and board member for Silicon Valley early stage startups.Get an interview on the Matt Brown Show: www.mattbrownshow.comSupport the show

In this podcast, Sharon Mandell describes how AI helps her team at Juniper and Juniper Networks'  IT customers to deliver better experiences.  Links to information discussed in the podcast. 2022 Juniper Networks AI Report: https://juni.pr/3CyRdyuAssessing AI Security Risk: https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2021/12/09/best-practices-for-ai-security-risk-management/Cassie Kozyrkov's AI Lectures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRKtJ4IpxJpB_2ei8-5eWU31EZ6uSj9_sBill Schmarzo's Big Data MBA Series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaQqEd_Tx4Ep1bOIFEzDJNXI9r64rjhXLEthical Machines by Reid Blackman (Book): https://www.reidblackman.com/ethical-machines/A Beginner Guide on Synthetic Data: https://towardsdatascience.com/synthetic-data-key-benefits-types-generation-methods-and-challenges-11b0ad304b55The Real Promise of Synthetic Data: https://news.mit.edu/2020/real-promise-synthetic-data-1016Bio.Sharon Mandell is the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer leading Juniper's global information technology team. In this role, she leads the ongoing enhancement of the company's IT infrastructure and applications architectures to support the growth objectives of the company. She and her team are also responsible for showcasing Juniper's use of its technologies to the world. Prior to joining Juniper in 2020, Mandell was the Chief Information Officer for TIBCO Software and previously developed her leadership strategy at Harmonic, Black Arrow (now Cadent), Knight Ridder and the Tribune Company. Throughout her career, Mandell developed a level of expertise in cyber security and compliance, enterprise architecture and road mapping, data and analytics, digital transformation and customer service. She is passionate about supporting women in STEM careers and in her free time Mandell serves on various arts and education related boards. She also proudly serves on the computer science advisory board at Temple University. Mandell holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Temple University and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-mandell-juniper/ @sharonomink

Todd Bradley is an Operating Partner at One Equity Partners, a middle market private equity firm focused on transformative combinations within the industrial, healthcare, and technology sectors in North America and Europe. Todd is also a member of the Board of Directors at Mattel, Commvault, and Spartronics. Before One Equity Partners, Todd was the CEO of Mozido, President of TIBCO Software, Inc., and EVP at Hewlett-Packard. He also held senior management positions at GE Capital, Palm Inc., Gateway, and AC Nielsen. In this episode… Early in Todd Bradley's career, he learned a very simple (yet valuable) philosophy: If you take care of your people, they will take care of your service and your customers, who, in turn, will take care of your profits. But what are the best ways to look after your people and create a winning team? According to Todd, you must assess your weaknesses and turn them into strengths, give your team effective performance feedback, and be exceptionally honest. In this episode of the Talent Wins podcast, Chris Mursau is joined by Todd Bradley, Operating Partner at One Equity Partners, to talk about his experience creating extraordinary teams. Todd shares how he worked through challenges in his career, how talent management has changed recently, and his favorite book. Resources Mentioned in this episode Chris Mursau on LinkedIn Topgrading on LinkedIn Topgrading Todd Bradley on LinkedIn One Equity Partners Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World by General Stanley McChrystal, Tantum Collins, David Silverman, and Chris Fussell

This week on the GCP Podcast, Carter Morgan and Max Saltonstall are joined by Amit Kumar and Vasili Triant. Our guests are here to talk about new features in Contact Center AI. Amit starts the show helping us understand what Contact Center as a Service is and what makes this unified platform so useful for enterprise companies. The scalability helps keep costs down and overall satisfaction up while leveraging advances in cloud. UJET and Google Cloud have worked together to bring this AI advancement, and our guests describe the partnership and evolution CCAI. CCAI has streamlined the Contact Center as a Service space, helping businesses work efficiently and while putting an emphasis on positive experiences for the end customer. CCAI users can use the platform straight out of the box or customize it to build specific experiences with tools like Dialogflow. Amit further describes the tools available like Interactive Voice Response and for which circumstances each tool would be most useful. The journey to CCAI can be easily managed by a team who knows the business well. We learn more about the onboarding experience and the skills required to transition. Vasili talks about the past and future of Contact Center and how customer information is used not just for sales purposes but for bettering the customer service experience. Our guests share success stories from companies like FitBit and how CCAI is used to handle customer interactions through the app. Things like the call back feature save customers the time and frustration of waiting on hold and save businesses money. Amit Kumar Amit is responsible for bringing GCP's native CCaaS offering to market and helps enterprise customers modernize their contact centers. Previously, Amit worked as a Cloud AI Incubator lead where he helped customers in adopting Google's conversational AI technology. He also has an extensive background in large scale cloud transformational efforts and have worked with enterprise software companies mainly Salesforce and TIBCO Software. Vasili Triant As UJET's Chief Operating Officer, Vasili Triant oversees all Go To Market activities including Sales, Channel, Alliances, and Customer Success. Triant brings more than 20 years of experience in Telecoms, Unified Communications (UC), and Contact Center industries, having previously served as VP/GM of Contact Center at Cisco, where he achieved the fastest growth in over a decade through a focus on global alliances and enterprise cloud-readiness. Cool things of the week DALL-E mini site EbSynth site Announcing general availability of Confidential GKE Nodes blog Interview Contact Center AI Platform site Contact Center AI reimagines the customer experience through full end-to-end platform expansion blog UJET site Dialogflow site Google Assistant site One United Bank site FitBit site What's something cool you're working on? Max is working on expanding the podcast platform by collecting and adding more content.Carter is working on his Google Project Management: Professional Certificate.Kelsey has been working on Google Cloud Skills Boost. Hosts Carter Morgan and Max Saltonstall

Raj Verma is the CEO at SingleStore, a database management system that helps modern applications be fast, frictionless, and flexible. When Raj started at SingleStore, he was Co-CEO with SingleStore's founder, Nikita Shamgunov. By building a healthy relationship and friendship with Nikita, Raj was able to lead with the company's founding principles, keeping that essence that makes SingleStore so special. Raj's transition to Co-CEO and later to CEO has as much to do with his mindset and leadership skills as it does with the CEO job description. In this episode, Catherine and Raj talk about Raj's transition from Co-CEO to CEO, why Raj views CEO as a mindset, how Raj leads with “a warrior's mentality and a servant's heart,” the importance of adaptation and change, how to build company culture, and more.Topics Include: - Relationship between founder and CEO - How his partnership with Nikita started - The accountability that comes with being a CEO- Executive coaching- Conscious capitalism - Combining business strategy with culture- The importance of finding you're why- What drives Raj toward success- Adapting to new circumstances - And other topics…Raj Verma is the Chief Executive Officer at SingleStore. He has more than 25 years of experience in enterprise software and scaling operations. Before SingleStore, Raj was the CEO, EVP of Global Scales, and COO of TIBCO Software, a company that he helped grow to over $1 billion in revenue. He was also COO at Aptus Software and Hortonworks. Raj holds a BA in computer science from BMS College of Engineering in Bangalore, India. Resources Mentioned: Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0807060100/ Bad Blood by John Carreyrou: https://www.amazon.com/Bad-Blood-Secrets-Silicon-Startup/dp/152473165X Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts: https://www.amazon.com/Shantaram-Novel-Gregory-David-Roberts/dp/0312330537

 Jessica Cornell is the Enterprise Account Executive at Databricks, a Data + AI Company.  She shared great insights and her best practices of selling into Enterprises. She spoke about having empathy, building relationships, and building credibility.... she gave advice on how to approach new accounts, how to move things forward in an enterprise sales cycle and why it is better to walk away if your offering is not a good fit....... and many more great points for enterprise sellers to learn from.Jess has previously worked in a sales role with companies like Siemens, Talend, Tibco Software, and Qvidian.Hiring Alert:  Databricks is hiring. Please check  https://databricks.com/company/careers/open-positions and if you are interested, let me know at zia@sellingtoenterprises.com and I will be happy to make introductions. 

This episode features an interview with Joseph Jacks, Founder and General Partner of OSS Capital. OSS Capital is the first and only COSS (Commercial Open Source Software) company investor that focuses on supporting early-stage COSS founders. Joseph, also known as JJ, has worked at Mesosphere, TIBCO Software, and Talend in various sales, engineering, and strategy roles. In this episode, JJ and Sam weigh the trade-offs of open and closed core companies and discuss how each can go public. JJ also dives into the misconception of trust equating privacy within tech. Guest Quote [25:14]: “There's a societal recognition that if you use technology to automate some part of your life and you use that regularly, you have to be able to trust it. And I think gradually, consumers are becoming more and more aware that one of the most effective ways of checking the trust box is answering the question, ‘Is the technology I'm using open source at the core, yes or no?' And if the answer is no, I think it's very difficult and a lot harder to achieve the levels of trust that you can if the answer is yes.” – Joseph Jacks Time Stamps [12:59]: The difference between open and closed core companies [17:23]: Understanding the trade-off between open and closed source [18:23]: Trends within open source data companies [20:21]: Is it possible to go public as a closed source database? [22:35]: Leveraging the automation opportunity of open source systems [23:47]: How can consumers trust the technology they're using? [34:01]: Advice for those starting open source projects Links LinkedIn - Connect with JJ LinkedIn - Connect with OSS Capital Twitter - Follow OSS Capital Visit OSS Capital See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Open-Source technologies are quickly becoming an essential component in analyzing data, and “To the Edge and Beyond” covers insights on how edge computing is bringing data processing as close to the data source as possible. Host James Kent discusses the topic with Intel's Brad Corrion, Director of Strategic Software Architecture, and TIBCO Software's Jesús Centeno, Chief of Staff and Innovation Strategy for the office of the CTO. The two guests define the edge and how it compares to cloud computing.   “The main aspect is always contrasting with cloud computing,” Centeno added. “And how much more costly it is to send the data to the cloud, to do the processing, the inferencing, and get the insights that you need, and then send back those insights to the edge device to take action.” Centeno said people want instant access to that information, so they make decisions right away. But if edge computing is to catch up to the flexibility and scalability of cloud computing, tools are needed to make mass deployment a reality, and open-source projects are one way to help accelerate innovation at the edge.Intel and TIBCO Software are both focusing on propelling open-source technology in new and exciting ways. One such example is Project AIR, an IOT platform for collecting, processing and visualizing IOT data. “Project AIR specifically focuses on edge computing. You can think of project AIR as your IoT platform that is going to help you connect the edge to the rest of your ecosystem.” Centeno said. Through the collaboration between Intel and TIBCO, the teams have created a whole suite of tools that allow developers to experiment, innovate and have access to hardware and data quicker.Corrion says there's one final hurdle for companies preparing to adopt Edge computing. “Company teams need to start playing with these technologies. That's because when we talk about MLAPs, deep learning, collecting data, using containers, and using orchestration we are referring to Cloud practices that are brand new to this environment. Teams need to start playing with the tech, developing practices and muscle memory so they become natural for them. If a company doesn't start now, that learning curve is going to hurt them later.” Subscribe to this channel on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts to hear more from the Intel Internet of Things Group.To learn more about Project AIR please check out the below:Check out the open source versions of TIBCO's project air at https://www.tibco.com/resources/demand-webinar/project-air-how-collect-process-and-visualize-iot-data-right-wayGo and download today to try for yourself at https://tibcosoftware.github.io/labs-air/

On this episode of the Jason Cavness Experience I talk to Michael Nikitin – CTO and Co-Founder AIDA Healthcare, CEO Itirra CavnesssHR Beta Testing Wait List Sign up Be sure to sign up for the Beta Testing of the CavnessHR platform. www.CavnessHR.co By signing up to our beta testing you will receive 3 months free and after that be locked into our beta pricing forever. REFERRAL BONUS - For each company you refer that signs up for the waitlist, you will receive one free month of HR in addition to the above. CavnessHR Social Media CavnessHR website: https://www.cavnessHR.com Jason's email: jasoncavness@cavnessHR.com @CavnessHR across social media @jasoncavnessHR across social media We talk about the following Being an advisor at 2 startups Being a CTO/Founder at one startup and a CEO/Founder at another startup How he became involved with tech Advice to tech people on collaborating with the other business functions Michael's Bio Michael's experience as a software engineer began as a part of a product team that built ATG Store, a highly successful product later acquired by Lowe's Home Improvement. While working at Extended Results, Michael led product development of their PushBI flagship product acquired by TIBCO Software. Michael went on to earn an MBA degree from the University of Washington that improved his business and leadership expertise. He used these skills at Microsoft, where he managed IT teams to deliver business-driven initiatives for Microsoft Consulting Services that operate across 80+ countries. Michel also had experience working at the Washington state office of the CIO, where he led a team responsible for digital transformation. Relying on his understanding and knowledge of the B2B business environment, he went on to bring value to a corporate wellness and health startup, Aduro, where he was responsible for product development and technology as the CTO. During his time at Aduro, he rolled out a valuable product line of consumer and B2B applications. Capitalizing on his experience working at Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft and RealNetworks, as well as startups that generated millions in funding, Michael co-founded Healthcare Solutions (HCS). As a CTO of HCS, Michael brings leading-edge technology solutions and products that further develop the company. His CISO role includes information security management, which involves developing a company-wide security strategy that supports the HCS's mission and goals, as well as ensures compliance with HIPAA regulations. Michael's CFO responsibilities at HCS involve managing the financial side of the company. This includes tracking cash flow, taking care of financial planning, and analyzing the financial strengths and weaknesses of the company as well as implementing corrective actions. Instead of being satisfied with the status quo, Michael continuously works on the next big idea to create value for the companies he works for and his own projects. Michael's Social Media Itirra Website: https://itirra.com/ AIDA Website: https://aidahealthcare.com/ Michael's Email: michaeln@itirra.com Michael's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mnikitin/ AIDA Twitter: https://twitter.com/AidaHealthcare Itirra Twitter: https://twitter.com/ItirraSeattle Michael's Gift We are right now doing an informal campaign of a few hours, 2 to 4 hours of support. For mostly technical and compliance issues, and technical advisory hours for fellow entrepreneurs who are struggling with this. We're happy to do that myself. Michael's Advice I think probably you've heard it a lot. But try it and break it. So don't, be shy. Try different things, try different approaches. If it breaks, then you got some result. So, try break things and move forward.

Jessica Cornell is the Enterprise Account Executive at Databricks, a Data + AI Company.  She shared great insights and  her best practices of selling into Enterprises. She spoke about having empathy, about building relationships and building credibility.... she gave advice on how  to approach new accounts, how  to move things forward in an enterprise sales cycle and why it is better to walk away if your offering is not a good fit....... and many more great points for enterprise sellers to learn from.Jess has previously worked in sales  role with companies like Siemens, Talend, Tibco Software and Qvidian.Hiring Alert:  Databricks is hiring. Please check  https://databricks.com/company/careers/open-positions and if you are interested , let me know at zia@sellingtoenterprises.com and I will be happy to make introductions.

Mark Palmer is the SVP & General Manager of Analytics, Data Science & Data Virtualization at Tibco Software where he plays a key role in unlocking the potential of real-time data for their clients empowering them to make faster, smarter decisions. In this episode he shines the light on  the importance of Democratization of Data and how by making digital information accessible to the average non-technical user organizations are becoming empowered to accelerate their transformation. Listen till the end for some great brand stories.  

Samedi 27 mars, Frédéric Simottel a reçu Jean-Noël de Galzain, président de l'association Hexatrust et PDG de Wallix Group ; Edouard de Rémur, vice-président de Hexatrust, co-founder et senior VP Oodrive ; Jean-Marc Viallatte, vice-président supply chain groupe d'Arkema et Christian Duprat, vice-président Europe du nord chez Tibco Software ; Georges Karam, PDG de Sequans Communications ; Christophe Maleville, Executive Vice President, Innovation chez Soit Eric Baissus, PDG de Kalray, et Juliette Delanoë, co-fondatrice d'Ubble dans l'émission 01 Business Forum sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le samedi et réécoutez la en podcast.

He joined WhiteHat Security as CEO in early 2015, bringing more than 20 years of executive leadership in the technology sector. In this role, he is driving customer-centric focus throughout the company, broadening WhiteHat's global brand and visibility beyond the application security space and security buyers, to the world of the development organization and DevSecOps approach to application development. Prior to joining WhiteHat, he served as VP and GM of the LogLogic business unit for TIBCO Software, where he was responsible for global field sales and operations, client technical services, engineering, R&D, product design, and product management. Before TIBCO, he served as the GM of HPE's Networking Business in the Americas. Earlier in his career, he held positions at Cisco Systems and Bank of America. He earned a bachelor's degree in Information Technology from the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia. Join David Nour and Randy Seidl on this episode of the Tech Sales Insights podcast with Craig Hinkley. BTW, three quick points: Craig will be our guest on LinkedIn Live, today at Noon ET - hope you'll join us. We turn the show notes from these podcast interviews into more in-depth articles, so check them out on Sales Community. We have some fabulous guests joining us in the coming weeks including Greg Scorziello, Keegan Riley, Mary Beth Vassallo, and Cheryl Cook, so hope you'll subscribe to the #TechSalesInsights wherever you consume podcasts. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salescommunity/message

We chat with Tony Beller, senior vice president of the worldwide partner ecosystem at TIBCO Software, to determine what it takes to drive an integration deal in the age of the cloud.

When an inquisitive software analyst takes a seat across the table from TIBCO Software CFO Tom Berquist, the inquisitor may not know that TIBCO’s finance leader once sat on their side of the table and in certain ways still prefers it. From 1996 to 2006, Berquist added a distinguished equity research chapter to his career when he became a marquee analyst inside the software realm for a string of Wall Street investment houses—namely, Piper Jaffray, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup. Seated across the table from the likes of Oracle’s Larry Ellison, Bill Gates (at the time, Microsoft’s CEO), and many others, Berquist asked probing questions and listened to the carefully crafted narratives designed to achieve “buy-in” on the company’s strategy from discerning analysts. “You would get pieces of information from each of the different companies, which gives you this incredibly powerful view of the market,” recalls Berquist, who even today seems to envy the analyst he once was. “The CEOs and CFOs would read your research and then come back and complain and try and explain why you are wrong by supplying you with even more data points—which is helpful because you can then create an even bigger mosaic,” continues Berquist, who ultimately exited software research when he was offered a CFO role at a newly minted company formed from a group of technologies spun out from CA Technologies that was then known as Computer Associates. “We had to build the finance function from scratch,” remembers Berquist, who quickly set about building processes and hiring finance professionals to lead the company’s different functional groups.   As the finance function grew up around him, Berquist says, he observed firsthand how finance acquires its “bottom up” view of the business organizationally, whereby data is first captured and then finance projects trends according to what’s already happened. “I’ve found this in every finance function that I’ve encountered since that time, so I view it as a universal truth,” states Berquist, who set out to remedy finance’s traditional “bottom up” approach by applying some “top down” macroeconomic insights. “I put in processes to run a “top down” model after actually building it myself. I compared and contrasted it to the traditional finance model and we reached common ground, allowing us to get in front of the trends,” says Berquist, who, even today after serving in multiple CFO and CEO roles, can’t help but linger on the other side of the table. –Jack Sweeney Leave rating & review   Signup for our Newsletter GET MORE: Order now The CFO Yearbook, 2021   

In our last episode, we have Alan Ho, Head of Global Partner Marketing at Tibco Software. We look back on the challenges brought by this year and, as it comes to an end, we reflect on what we need to do differently moving forward and what areas offer hope to those who wish to participate more actively in the data economy. As a part of today’s discussion, we also had the pleasure of chatting with Sara Tiew, Public Sector Leader & Job Redesign Practice Leader at Mercer around the topic of the future of work. Sara acknowledges the fear people have of losing their jobs due to technology and automation, but she clarifies that technology will also create several million new jobs. Therefore, it’s extremely important to help workers employed in roles that are at risk and transit them into new job opportunities available. Quotes: "When I look at diversity I am not just looking at gender diversity, I’m looking at cultural diversity. I’m looking at orientation diversity." "I want to spend my time giving back to society and what can I do in my capacity to support those that require this help." "The Pandemic has brought forward digitization. It has impacted such a great deal in countries that are not ready will face a bigger challenge, especially from a skillset perspective." "If you look at banking and tech sectors, they are always at the forefront of adopting technology." Thanks to our sponsors: Shine Solutions Group Talent Insights SAS Women in Analytics (WIA) Network Growing Data Read the full episode summary here: #SheLeads Ep 12 Enjoy the last episode of our #SheLeads Series! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datafuturology/message

The relationship among data science, strategic IT roadmaps, and the world of enterprise architecture can be complex to say the least.  That’s why we asked Shawn Rogers, VP Analytics Strategy at TIBCO Software, about what it means for EAs and the C-suite to use data for the IT landscape.  In Episode 8 of #UnleashIT, we interview Shawn about all things data science. We discussed why data science is the sexiest job, signs that you need a data scientist, data organization and archiving, data organization and archiving, and how EA is driving digital transformation. To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe to the Unleash IT Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the blending of data analytics and DevOps meaning developers, data scientists, and product managers will need to work more closely together than ever before. In this episode of Dynamic Developer, TechRepublic editor-in-chief and host Bill Detwiler speaks with Michael O'Connell Ph.D., chief analytics officer at TIBCO Software, about how data analytics is merging with DevOps, the data science work his company has done helping organizations respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, and what that works tells them about the future of software development and analytics. You can listen to episodes of Dynamic Developer on a variety of podcast platforms, including: Spotify: https://tek.io/34Vo2mT Stitcher: https://tek.io/2KkwjHG Apple Podcasts: https://tek.io/2xQUSt5 Google Play: https://tek.io/3btMluL Follow Bill Detwiler: https://twitter.com/billdetwiler Watch more TechRepublic videos: https://www.youtube.com/techrepublic TechRepublic on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TechRepublic/ TechRepublic on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechRepublic/ TechRepublic on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techrepublic/ TechRepublic on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/techrepublic/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Podchats for FutureCIO, we spoke to Robert Merlicek, chief technology officer for Asia-Pacific and Japan with TIBCO Software to get his perspective on several issues that perplex technology, operations and business leaders as regards to what they can and cannot do with AI, as well as what they may be doing wrong with the technology in the first place.

Sensor data on the event stream can be voluminous. In NAND manufacturing, there are millions of columns of data that represent many measured and virtual metrics. These sensor data can arrive with considerable velocity. In this session, learn about developing cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses for anomaly detection and yield optimization using deep learning methods, as well as super-fast subsequence signature search on accumulated time-series data and methods for handling very wide data in Apache Spark on Amazon EMR. The trained models are developed in TIBCO Data Science and Amazon SageMaker and applied to event streams using services such as Amazon Kinesis to identify hot paths to anomaly detection. This presentation is brought to you by TIBCO Software, an APN Partner.

Why is it important for local startups to understand and use data analytics in their business decisions? Would the need for data analytics raises the barrier to entry for entrepreneurs? Erich Gerber, Senior Vice President of Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa at Tibco Software, shares his insights.

"Change is hard, so establishing a mindset is very important in terms of embracing innovation.” PactSafe’s “Legal Departments of the Future” podcast is hosted by PactSafe founder and CEO Brian Powers. As an attorney who’s ventured into the tech business, Brian is always looking for ways to fuse the legal and tech spaces together. In this podcast, Brian sat down with Debbie Petillo, Senior Director of Legal Operations at TIBCO Software. TIBCO fuels digital business by enabling better decisions and faster, smarter actions through the TIBCO Connected Intelligence Cloud. From APIs and systems to devices and people, TIBCO interconnects everything, capturing data in real time wherever it is, and augmenting the intelligence of businesses through analytical insights. Tune in as Brian and Debbie discuss how tech offers the potential to solve problems, and how Debbie has championed tech-driven initiatives to improve efficiencies and productivity at TIBCO.

Larry is a strategic senior leader in global HR management, with proven success with multibillion dollar businesses such as Equinix, Citibank and Philips Electronics, as well as dynamic software companies like TIBCO Software and Glu Mobile, to deliver highly effective talent management and organizational development strategies. Over his career, Larry has developed some comprehensive development […]

Larry is a strategic senior leader in global HR management, with proven success with multibillion dollar businesses such as Equinix, Citibank and Philips Electronics, as well as dynamic software companies like TIBCO Software and Glu Mobile, to deliver highly effective talent management and organizational development strategies. Over his career, Larry has developed some comprehensive development programs to instill strong corporate values and foster higher-level competencies. He is known for his exceptional ability to work with cross-functional leaders to guide HR and business integration for global mergers and acquisitions Currently Larry is the Vice President of Global Talent at NetApp, an IT Services company that provides a full range of hybrid cloud data services with $6B in revenue and over 10k employees. In this newly created global talent role, Larry is focused on ensuring the people strategy closely aligns with the business strategy.

Larry is a strategic senior leader in global HR management, with proven success with multibillion dollar businesses such as Equinix, Citibank and Philips Electronics, as well as dynamic software companies like TIBCO Software and Glu Mobile, to deliver highly effective talent management and organizational development strategies. Over his career, Larry has developed some comprehensive development programs to instill strong corporate values and foster higher-level competencies. He is known for his exceptional ability to work with cross-functional leaders to guide HR and business integration for global mergers and acquisitions Currently Larry is the Vice President of Global Talent at NetApp, an IT Services company that provides a full range of hybrid cloud data services with $6B in revenue and over 10k employees. In this newly created global talent role, Larry is focused on ensuring the people strategy closely aligns with the business strategy.

From digitalizing the Wall Street trading floor to helping companies like Amazon and eBay, Murat Sönmez has been a pioneer his entire career.   In 2014, he joined the World Economic Forum as a member of the Managing Board. Murat is currently the Head of the Forum's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution at the Presidio in San Francisco, California.   In this episode, we discuss Artificial Intelligence, Universal Basic Income and some of the work the World Economic Forum is spearheading alongside governments and the private sector Also Available on: iTunes: http://tiny.cc/MINDED_iTunes Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5JxKVhZ... TuneIn:http://tun.in/pi9l8 Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/mindedpodcast or at https://www.mindedpodcast.com/    --- Murat Sönmez started his professional career in 1989 as a silicon valley based software engineer focusing on automating the leading semiconductor chip manufacturing factories globally. In 1994 he joined Teknekron Software Systems in Palo Alto, a company that digitized the Wall Street using by creating an integrated real-time trader workstation based on the early internet protocols (IP). Strengthened with the intellectual capacity of Stanford engineering graduate students, the company rapidly captured more than 55% of the global trading floor market and was the first to implement IP in a mission critical setting. In 1997, Murat was among the founding team of TIBCO Software, a real-time predictive data analytics software company based in Palo Alto where he was responsible for TIBCO’s customer and partner facing global field operations which by 2014 had crossed the billion dollar revenue mark with operations across 32 countries with a team of 1,700 employees looking after 4,000 customers. He was also a director and board member of TIBCO Software Federal Inc., servicing the US Federal Government. In October 2014, he joined the World Economic Forum as a Member of the Managing Board in Geneva, Switzerland. In addition he is currently the Head of the Forum's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution at the Presidio in San Francisco, California. TIBCO has been a pioneer in several industries and Murat has personally been involved in many of industry firsts: digitizing the Wall Street trading floors; helping companies such as eBay, Amazon and Yahoo! build their portal and e-commerce platforms; helping leading semiconductor companies to create the world’s first fully automated fab; laying the foundation for real-time track & trace operations for logistics companies; working with national intelligence agencies to help identify and respond to cyber-attacks; working with manufacturing companies to identify supply chain issues before they happen to take proactive action; working with leading retailers to match customers’ references to available inventory in real-time; working with leading banks for predictive customer management; creating the smart grid and cyber security infrastructure for utilities in the US and Australia, and in one case doubling the electricity capacity of a grid without adding a single watt of extra generation leading to $2 billion savings annually. In his executive sponsor role in several of these engagements, Murat worked directly with the CEOs and boards to help transform their organizations and gave keynote speeches globally at customers’ and partners’ gatherings. Murat has a B.Sc. degree in Industrial Engineering from Bosphorus University, Istanbul, Turkey, and M.S., Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, Virginia Tech.   --- MINDED is an outlet for people who want to learn from industry and creative leaders that have an innate drive for excellence. Our guests set themselves apart by challenging the norm and pushing ideas forward. In a never-ending pursuit to succeed, we thrive to have an in-depth conversation about life, business and the world we live in.   Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindedpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yurixavierof... Twitter: https://twitter.com/yuriaxavier  

In this 30'19" episode Craig Wentworth and Neil Ward-Dutton discuss the ongoing evolution of digital platform specialist TIBCO Software, and explore hu-manity.co's initiative to build a blockchain-based Global Consent Ledger that individuals can use to grant access to third parties for use of personal data. They also make bad puns about sea mammals.

Derek is an industry veteran, entrepreneur and pioneer in large-scale distributed systems and cloud computing. He founded Synadia Communications and Apcera, and has held executive positions at Google, VMware, and TIBCO Software. He is also an active angel investor and a technology futurist around Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, IOT and Cloud Computing.

In this episode, we talk to David Rosen who is Head of Strategy for Tibco Software and industry thought-leader in business redesign from the perspective of data and analytics. We explore how to create the algorithmic enterprise and discuss a number of use cases from across industries on how analytics is being deployed to transform business.

This week, Aaron Ross and Collin Stewart talk with Matt Amundson, VP of Sales Development and Field Marketing at Everstring, an innovative Bay Area company strengthening marketing and sales teams through an AI- and machine learning-focused platform. Matt's an award-winning sales leader, with previous management posts at high-profile organizations like TIBCO Software and Marketo. He's also a recovering inbound lead addict…and a self-proclaimed cupcake connoisseur. In this episode, Aaron, Collin and Matt chat about understanding the Millennial brain, cultivating creativity, the growing importance of social selling, breaking away from high-velocity prospecting and the renaissance of account-based sales. Highlights include: managing young reps and getting over “phone fear” (6:00), embracing social selling (15:27), inspiring thoughtful SDRs and focusing on account-based sales (17:45), drafting persona-based cadences (28:00), hiring the best candidates (43:25), building an SDR team from the ground up (48:13).

In this session, Michael O'Connell, Chief Analytics Officer, TIBCO Software, sat with Vishal Kumar, CEO AnalyticsWeek and shared his journey as a Chief Analytics Executive, shared best practices, cultural hacks for upcoming executives, shared his perspective on changing BI landscape and how businesses could leverage that and shared some challenges/opportunities he's observing across various industries. Timeline: 0:28 Michael's journey. 4:12 CDO, CAO, and CTO. 7:30 Adoption of data analytics capabilities. 9:55 The BI industry dealing with the latest in data analytics. 12:10 Future of stats. 14:58 Creating a center of excellence with data. 18:00 Evolution of data in BI. 21:40 Small businesses getting started with data analytics. 24:35 First steps in the process of becoming a data-driven company. 26:28 Convincing leaders towards data science. 28:20 Shortest route to become a data scientist. 29:49 A typical day in Michael's life. Podcast Link: https://futureofdata.org/analyticsweek-leadership-podcast-with-michael-oconnell-tibco-software/ Here's Michael's Bio: Michael O'Connell, Chief Analytics Officer, TIBCO Software, developing analytic solutions across a number of industries including Financial Services, Energy, Life Sciences, Consumer Goods & Retail, and Telco, Media & Networks. Michael has been working on analytics software applications for the past 20 years and has published more than 50 papers and several software packages on analytics methodology and applications. Michael did his Ph.D. work in Statistics at North Carolina State University and is Adjunct Professor Statistics in the department. Follow @michoconnell The podcast is sponsored by: TAO.ai(https://tao.ai), Artificial Intelligence Driven Career Coach About #Podcast: #FutureOfData podcast is a conversation starter to bring leaders, influencers, and lead practitioners to discuss their journey to create the data-driven future. Want to Join? If you or any you know wants to join in, Register your interest @ http://play.analyticsweek.com/guest/ Want to sponsor? Email us @ info@analyticsweek.com Keywords: #FutureOfData #DataAnalytics #Leadership #Podcast #BigData #Strategy

Dr. Susan M. Kleiner is a titan in sports nutrition. A renowned authority on eating for strength, endurance, power and speed, her POWER EATING® program has reshaped the lives of thousands. Dr. Kleiner is the co-founder and co-CEO of Vynna®, LLC, an evidence-based, female-centric performance nutrition brand. She is an international columnist and speaker on the subject of High Performance Nutrition©, and has consulted with professional teams, Olympians and elite athletes in all sports. Dr. Kleiner has been a faculty member at several esteemed universities, has authored numerous academic chapters, articles and scientific manuscripts, and has penned 7 books, including the bestselling POWER EATING, 4th Edition (Human Kinetics, 2014). Dr. Kleiner is a co-founder and fellow of the International Society of Sports Nutrition and a fellow of the American College of Nutrition, a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians, and The National Strength and Conditioning Association. Bernie Wooster is an award-winning designer, athlete, and entrepreneur. Growing up in the Midwest in a household of boys, she’s learned to hold her own not only in the weight-room but also in the boardroom. She’s worked with countless Silicon Valley companies, both start-up and Fortune 500, helping to develop and define their brands. Clients have included E*Trade, Oracle, Hewlett-Packard, Wells Fargo, Sony, TIBCO Software, United Colors of Benetton, and Vitargo Global Sciences to name a few. Bernie has donated countless hours of her time and talents to non-profit organizations including Special Olympics, Rebuilding Together Peninsula, Redeemer Lutheran Church & School, and Carlmont High School. Driving the Vynna brand is a perfect combination of her love of sport and her passion for creating a female-centric brand having purpose and proof. Fun Fact: She was a contender on the 5th season of the American Gladiators.

Talk about a fantastic meeting of the minds – in this installment of The New Stack Analysts, host Alex Williams is joined by Ilan Rabinovitch, Director of Technical Community at Datadog, and John Mathon, who shares his thoughts on open source and enterprise software on his CloudRamblings blog, and was most recently VP of Product Strategy at WSO2. Recorded at KubeCon, this show makes for great listening just to hear Mathon, who started TIBCO Software and is also the inventor of publish–subscribe, engage Rabinovitch in discussing the features of DataDog's hosted monitoring platform. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdQjHw3BNF8 Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/datadog-kubecon-infrastructure/

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Vivek Ranadivé, Founder of TIBCO Software and owner of the Golden State Warriors, tells us why people should not run the Federal Reserve. He also talks about Big Data trends and how TIBCO is at the forefront of this revolutionary technology. The NBA fan experience will become more personalized through Vivek’s predictive technology, and he is even helping coach the Warriors in real-time.