Podcasts

Speedback and The Recommit with Bryon Kroger

Captain Bryon Kroger shares learnings on the never-ending process of selling digital transformation internally.

Grappling with Data and Application Modernization with Redis Labs' Adi Foulger and Cassie Zimmerman

In this episode of Pivotal Conversations, Redis Labs' Adi Foulger and Cassie Zimmerman talk about the challenges of modernizing your data architecture.

Not Standing Still in Secure DevOps with Jai Schniepp of Liberty Mutual

In this episode, we learned how the Liberty Mutual Secure DevOps Platforms team keeps iterating to solve more of the developer experience in a secure way.

Melting the Retail IT Ice-Tray at Dick's Sporting Goods with Jay Piskorik

In this episode, we sit down with Director of Platform Engineering at Dick's Sporting Goods, Jay Piskorik to learn what this rapid transformation has meant for teams at the sporting goods retailer.

What is Your Platform GTM Strategy with James Urquhart

Cloud engineers: Have you built the right application platform service for your developers? What does my MVP look like? How do we educate, broadcast, and onboard developers?

Overcoming the Cloud-Native Skills Shortage, with HCL's Alan Flower

In this episode of Pivotal Conversations, Alan shares tips and strategies for overcoming the cloud-native skills gap.

Beyond the Sea of No's, with Jon Osborn

Jon Osborn returns as a guest to discuss businesses cases, staffing, data projects, and more.

Why You Need a Dedicated Platform Team, with Pivotal's Paula Kennedy

Find out why a dedicated platform team leads to faster software releases and better business outcomes in this conversation with Pivotal's Paula Kennedy.

A Preview of Cloud Foundry Summit 2019, with Dormain Drewitz

Each year, the CF Summit brings together users, customers, and other community members. Dormain gives us a tour of the conference with some highlights.

Change Your Mindset with Platform-as-Product, with Stark & Wayne's Dr. Nic

In this episode of Pivotal Insights, Stark & Wayne's Dr. Nic Williams discusses why it's important to treat your platform-as-product. The short answer: It results in a more customer-oriented mindset.

The Enterprise Event Loop, Multi-Cloud, and More, with James Urquhart

We talk with James Urquhart about event-driven flows in the enterprise, discuss the reasons for doing multi-cloud, and also what kinds of conversations "executives" find helpful.

The Benefits of Boring Infrastructure with Helpful.com's Farhan Thawar

Helpful.com's Farhan Thawar talks about why it's important to apply smart architectural principals top empower development teams and why he strives for boring infrastructure.

Running Spring Boot apps on Kubernetes, with Paul Czarkowski

Getting the blinking cursor of kubernetes up and running is only half the job: the other is actually running software in it. All mysteries reveled in this episode!

Modernizing the Mainframe with Michael Minella

In this episode of Pivotal Conversations, our own Michael Minella makes the case for mainframe modernization and shares lessons learned from the field.

Optimistic About Innovation, with John Mitchell

Coté interviews Duke Energy's John Mitchell on their journey of getting better at software. They talk agile strategy, lean product discovers, and getting the apps right.

Pumping the Digital Transformation Bunny at the US Air Force, with Bryon Kroger

USAF's Bryon Kroger goes over how they've moved multi-year release cycles to just weeks in the Kessel Run projects.

Scaling Digital Transformation in the Enterprise with Pivotal and Accenture

Using Software to Improve Medication Adherence with Shields Health Solutions

Learn about the challenges of running a specialty pharmacy, how Shields' software helps ensure patients are taking their medications as directed, and why Shields adopted cloud-native development.

Knate-ive

Serverless! Functions! Knative! What's it all mean? Nate Schutta explains it all to Coté.

Predictions Past and Predictions Future, 2018/2019 Edition

It's that time of year again: predictions! Doing predictions is silly, but it's mostly silly-fun. Richard & Coté think about the next year and look back at some previous predictions.