Tue, 22 May 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. Our special guest this week is Christopher Lynch, Partner at Atlas Venture and former CEO and President of Vertica (which was sold to HP last year) and Acopia (which was sold to F5 in 2007) This week we discuss... Housekeeping: “Speaking in Tech” will be podcasting from the Dell Storage Forum coming up June 11 - 13 in Boston as a dedicated session at the conference grilling Dell executives in front of a live audience After we introduce Christopher Lynch, we discuss...
Next week we'll be concluding our special discussion with Chris Lynch in Part II |
Tue, 15 May 2012
After catching up with Ed and Sarah, we start off the podcast with an interview with Eric Eyre of the Charleston Gazette about the paper’s investigation into a suspicious $24 million Cisco router purchase by the State of West Virginia using U.S. Federal Stimulus Funds for the purpose of “homeland security”. The enterprise routers, which are sized for at least 500 users and are typically used for thousands of users, were purchased for schools and libraries with a single computer.
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Tue, 8 May 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. Our special guest this week is John Mark Troyer, Director, Social Media Evangelism at VMware. This week we discuss... Housekeeping:
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10 Big Questions for John Troyer |
Mon, 30 April 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. Our special guest this week is Mark Twomey, also known as Storagezilla. This week we discuss... EMC World in Vegas is coming up Apples Taxes |
Tue, 24 April 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. Our special guest this week is Chris Evans - The Storage Architect. This week we discuss...
Megaupload case starts falling apartAccording to The Register, the case against Kim Dotcom appears to be falling apart because “Megaupload has never been served with papers in the US”.
All of a sudden Software-defined Networking (SDN) is the rage and Cisco is getting kicked in the press
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Tue, 17 April 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. Our special guest this week is Brian Katz from Sanofi Pharmaceuticals, where he is in charge of the mobile engineering group. This week we discuss...
Special Guest this week is Brian Katz Brian works at Sanofi Pharmaceuticals, a global pharmaceutical company where he is in charge of the mobile engineering group. You can follow him on twitter @bmkatz and on his blog at http://ascrewsloose.com This week we talk about...
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Wed, 11 April 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. This week we discuss...
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Tue, 3 April 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. This week we discuss...
Creepy "Girls Around Me" app has Been Yanked From The App Store “Girls Around Me — the creepy geo-location app that allowed you to stalk and find personal information about girls in your neighborhood without their knowledge — has been pulled from the iOS App Store.”
GigaOm: "Systems to handle big data might be this generation’s moon landing" “Gather the kids are the TV, were going to watch some real compute power here...” The moonlanding was an event... this “big data” project is the means to event, possibly some significant discoveries but it isn’t by itself an event on scale with the moon landing. Dell buys Wyse “Since Wyse is private and apparently not huge, Dell isn’t disclosing how much it is paying. Wyse is big enough to have sold more than 20 million thin-client systems worldwide; it claims that 200 million people touch its products every day. It sold a million units last year, and has a strong presence in the health care and financial services sectors, both of which have a lot of appeal for Dell generally.” Apple’s IPad Is No. 1, Even With Heat, Consumer Reports Says “The new iPad’s high-resolution screen provides the best detail and color accuracy of all tablets Consumer Reports has seen" Sarah nails Greg with 10 Big Questions |
Sat, 24 March 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. This week we discuss...
According to a report by MSNBC, US government agencies and colleges are now demanding access to applicants’ Facebook accounts — through friending and/or actual password requests. No longer can users hide behind Facebook’s privacy options, because if you want a job or a college degree, you have to give up the goods.
Looking to build out its portfolio of cloud services, Amazon has partnered with Eucalyptus to deliver an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) product. As part of the deal, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is letting the IaaS provider tap into its application programming interfaces (APIs). Eucalyptus says it is now “fully compatible with the Amazon Web Services API, which means you can use or reuse your existing AWS-compatible tools, images (AMIs), and scripts to manage your own hybrid and on-premise clouds.”
Users quickly are discovering the new iPad gobbles data from cellular networks at a monstrous rate. Some find their monthly allotment can be eaten up after watching a two-hour movie.
Sarah vela goes on the hot seat |
Tue, 13 March 2012
Hosted by Greg Knieriemen with trusty sidekicks Ed Saipetch (@edasi), Sarah Vela (@orchid8) and our gurest, Tom Petrocelli (@tompetrocelli). This week we discuss...
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