Interviews

June 15th, 2016

Innovations in Health IT

Dr. Richard Munassi talks to us about why he believes that most of the self-diagnosis that is done online could be wrong. Munassi is an MD/MBA as well as Chief Operating Officer of DocResponse, a healthcare technology startup.

Richard Munassi Chief Operating Officer @ DocResponse

June 8th, 2016

Doing Business Over Coffee

CoffeeSender.com’s Co-founder talks about getting a startup off the ground, and how he and his team conceived this idea and what it’s taken to build and grow it.

Braydan Young Cofounder @ CoffeeSender

June 1st, 2016

Anything is Possible

The radical move from tech guru to actor.

Jeff Allen Actor, Instructional Designer and former Training Director @ Switchfly

May 18th, 2016

Breaking Down the Barriers to Machine Learning

Changing the paradigm of how individuals interact and extract value from data assets.

Jamie MacLennan Partner Director of Engineering and Machine Learning @ Microsoft

May 16th, 2016

Ideas for a Startup

How to Create a Great Pitch and Avoid Common Pitfalls.

Scot Robinson Partner at The App Company

May 11th, 2016

React, Redux and RxJS: Async and You

The benefits of using the RxJS library and an introduction to handling complex and asynchronous side-effects within a React or React/Redux app.

Berkeley Martinez CTO @ Free Code Camp

April 27th, 2016

Near Real Time, Streaming, the Cloud and The IoT

How “Real” is Real-Time and What the Heck is Streaming Analytics, the IoT, the Cloud and All That Crazy Stuff?

Terence Craig Partner at Ludloff-Craig and Associates

April 15th, 2016

A Well Managed Mind

The Secret to a Happy Workplace.

Dana Ritchie President @ Emotional Enlightenment Services

April 15th, 2016

Code Generation

Creating a tool that generates assembly code for micro-controllers: the step from evaluating a Content Management Tool to a Code Generator based upon the database, which contains the business logic of a company.

Ed Schimmel Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer | Sitecore Certified Professional Developer

April 13th, 2016

Creative Strategy: Why it is Essential for Business Today

In this age of information literally moving at the speed of light, anyone trying to communicate has to fight against an enormous giant: An incredible volume of information and content all competing at the same time for people’s attention. That's where Creative Strategy comes in.

Alex Rodriguez Creative Strategist, Author and Speaker

April 6th, 2016

Taking planning seriously: improving the act of planning

In this talk, Contactually's CEO, Zvi Band, highlights the fact on how he and his team have always taken the idea of planning seriously, but have recently focused on actually improving the act of planning.

Zvi Band Contactually's CEO and Co-founder

March 22nd, 2016

Data-driven enterprise solutions: a generational shift in business tools

Members of the KiteDesk product team discuss how they have approached building sales tools for a new generation of users. How highly focused user experiences, cross cutting integrations, and scalable backend services drive a new class of business solutions.

Jared Rodriguez, Jack Kennedy, James Pero CTO & Founder, VP of Product, UX/UI Designer

March 10th, 2016

Successfully Distributed: The Dynamics of Collaboration

John Miller has worked with teams in the US, UK, Israel, Egypt, and India. He’ll share his experiences with distributed collaboration at Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, and the dynamics of making projects and careers successful when team members are spread across the globe.

John Miller Consulting Member of Technical Staff at Oracle

March 4th, 2016

The Mobile Wallet Trend

Nearly every industry is getting in on the Mobile Wallet trend. Are you? From auto dealers to restaurants, spas and salons to chiropractors… everyone benefits when using Mobile technology to connect customers and merchants! Exciting times ahead.

Marc Gamble Senior Partner at LocalMarketingU.com

March 2nd, 2016

Simple Programmer: Making the Complex, Simple.

In this talk, John Sonmez talks about the reasons why he thinks that, in order to really succeed as a software developer—you need to be well rounded, and willing to learn whatever it takes to succeed, but do it in a short timeframe by focusing on your core skills, interests, and gifts.

John Sonmez Founder of Simple Programmer and author of “Soft Skills: The Software Developer’s Life Manual.