Podcasts

“It’s not clothes, it’s confidence”

This week on That Moment we’re exploring the world of fashion. We talk to Maggie Winter, co-Founder of digitally native brand AYR and Mindy Sheier, Founder of Runway of Dreams.

"You have to love the process and the journey"

This week on That Moment, we discuss about the art of reinvention—how it can work, and how it can fail. Guests this week: Hunter Walk of Homebrew Ventures, and Jesse Genet of Lumi.

Focus on product, not just operations, & growing customer-focused staff, with Thomas Squeo (Ep. 115)

While at SpringOne Platform 2018, Coté talks with West's Thomas Squeo about how West has been shifting from an IT-as-operators and project gnomes to end-to-end product people.

Changing culture with habits & the un-toasted panini quandary, with Kyle Campos (Ep. 114)

It's easy to understand what kind of IT culture you need if you're going to improve how you do software, but how do you actually change such a squishy thing?

A Look Back at SpringOne Platform 2018 (Ep. 80)

Jeff and Dormain share their highlights from SpringOne Platform 2018.

"Nobody builds a company by themselves"

For this week’s episode of That Moment, we’re talking to women and their close encounters with the glass ceiling.

Bringing Observability to Serverless with IOpipe (Ep. 79)

That Moment, Episode 9: “Focus on what’s in your control”

This week’s episode is all about sports. We looking at how sports are shifting—from integrating mindfulness into the training regime of the NBA's top players, to how robots keep student-athletes safe.

"We had to take a step back and question our biases"

This episode discusses the counterintuitive nature behind latrine design in refugee camps, then it's BuzzFeed’s security advisor on how he helps journalists report from—and survive—confflict zones.

Product Management, with Jonathan Sirlin (Ep. 113)

This episode we talk with Pivotal's Jonathan Sirlin about product management using several examples of applications and organizations he's worked with.

Changing the Culture of Security with Snyk (Ep. 78)

On this episode of Pivotal Insights, Snyk CEO Guy Podjarny talks about the need for more transparency when it comes to security breaches and why it's important to celebrate security successes.

Serverless, knative, & project riff, with Mark Fisher (Ep. 112)

Few topics are driving more interest than "serverless." in this episode, Richard & Coté talk with Mark Fisher on riff, knative, and serverless. Also, Dutch herring history.

Design, with Salomé Mortazavi (Ep. 111)

We finally talk about design in this episode with Salomé Mortazavi. She goes in-depth into what design is for software, how it operates in a very user centric way, and much more.

Take Application Security to the Next Level with Data Science (Ep. 77)

In this episode of Pivotal Insights, Pivotal's Rashmi Raghu and Brendan Higgins join talk about using data science and analytics to catch potentially malicious user behavior on corporate networks.

Magic Little Scripts & Favorite SpringOne Platform Talks (Ep. 110)

Passing the (Automated) Test at Garmin with Jonathan Regehr (Ep. 76)

In this episode of Pivotal Insights, Garmin's Jonathan Regehr updates us on the company's progress, including the importance of testing to fully automate the pipeline to production deployment.

Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.2 and Potpourri, with Jared Ruckle (Ep. 109)

Balancing Release Velocity and Robust Code with Capital One's Kevin Hoffman (Ep. 75)

In this episode of Pivotal Insights, Capital One's Kevin Hoffman joins Jeff and Dormain to chat about building monitorable, scalable and configurable software.

Databasing with Greenplum, with Ivan Novick (Ep. 108)

We talk databases in this episode. First, with the history of databases and why the relational database become king, for awhile at least, and then about how databases evolved, ending up talking about

Modernizing .NET Apps with Magenic's Rocky Lhotka (Ep. 74)

Magenic's Rocky Lhotka shares his thoughts on when and how to modernize your legacy .NET applications and why the twelve factors aren't just for Java applications.