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Stories and lessons learned from high-tech people who work at NASA, Google, IBM, Rackspace, GE, Autodesk, Teradata and many many more.
This is a podcast where the 'real tech people' share their experiences and lessons learned throughout their careers.
This is a podcast where the 'real tech people' share their experiences and lessons learned throughout their careers.
Update frequency:
every 75 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
English
United States
6 episodes
since Aug. 29, 2016
episodic
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Join us as John Sadler describes the beneficial uses of Agilent Technologies. Agilent Technologies is a company that creates equipment and peripherals to help them measure the quality and purity of the items we depend on to live a modern life. John leads the only software program at the company, en…
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Alan Boucher is the Director of IT for Software Product and Development and Architecture at IDEXX. IDEXX serves its veterinary customers on two business platforms; diagnostics business and reference lab business. As we unravel how they serve their clients, we see just how complex their platform is,…
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Doug Wendel joins us to discuss ArcherDx, a pioneer developer of genetic and molecular laboratory technology. During this episode we hear a touching story of how the technology at ArcherDx helped doctors to make a medical suggestion, extending the life of a young girl with cancer.
Though the tech…
Blake Thomas didn’t always know he would end up in technology. In fact, he had gone into finance as a college student only to discover that what he loved most about his studies was his side job, working in a computer science lab. After college, Blake started working in the tech industry. Soon, he r…
Today I’m honored to have Jeff Whelpley on the show. Jeff is the CTO at GetHuman, and a regular contributor to the Angular Open Source community through his video podcast AngularAir and the Angular Universal project.
In this episode Jeff guides us on how we can all contribute to the open source co…
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