This is a podcast series designed for the C-level suite of small-to-medium sized companies who are trying to maximize technology for their organization. We’re getting behind some of the buzzwords, introducing potential new concepts, and contextualizing it all into a format that will allow them to become actionable.
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Mar 5, 2020
Legacy is something that you leave behind with the expectation that you are paving a path for the success of others. So why do we fear the word ‘legacy’ when referring to code?
Jim Headley sits down with Andrea Goulet of Corgibytes who explains that legacy code is not always something to fear, but something that...
Feb 27, 2020
Would you like to get an insider’s view of the current M&A seller’s market? Lisa Hedrick, Partner at Hirschler and Issue Group Leader for the American Bar Association’s biannual “Private Target Mergers & Acquisitions Deal Points Study”, provides valuable insight into this extensive report’s most significant...
Feb 12, 2020
Is it a painful, manual, time consuming, or non-existent process for your IT team to trace a problem back to its source?
In this podcast, Alan and Ryan discuss the importance of good logging practices and outline three litmus tests to evaluate if your enterprise logging system is heading in the right...
Jan 7, 2020
Ryan Burch and Alan Williamson talk about how you can utilize different types of messaging queues to decouple applications, with a focus on the three main players in AWS -- SQS, SNS and Amazon MQ.
They then dive deeper into how to securely access these and other AWS services while your applications are running inside of...