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• Neeraj Chandra – IBM Telelogic Innovation 2008

  December 18, 2008 at 1:20 pm / Video

  During the Telelogic User Group conference down here in Austin I talked with IBM's Neeraj Chandr. We started out talking briefly about the conference itself, specifically Neeraj's keynote. We then talk about the mingling road-maps of the Telelogic and Rational product lines now that they're under one roof. You may also remember Neeraj from our RSDC discussion, which is worth checking out if you're interested in this topic. Disclosure: IBM is a client and sponsored this video. Formats available:MPEG4 Video [...]

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• Michael Lester – IBM Telelogic Innovation 2008

  December 15, 2008 at 7:33 pm / Video

  While at the IBM Telelogic User Group in Austin, I had the chance to talk with IBM's Michael Lester, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Focal Point. More so than the core idea of product portfolio management (or, PPM), I ask Michael to tell us how products like Focal Point actually attache dollar signs to things like software all through-out the software life-cycle. That said, we do spend a good chunk of time detailing the inner-workings of a PPM product and [...]

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• Andy Gurd – IBM Telelogic Innovation 2008

  December 12, 2008 at 6:03 pm / Video

  Formats available:MPEG4 Video (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3), MPEG-4 Video (.m4v), Flash Video (.flv)

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• Dominic Tavassoli – IBM Telelogic Innovation 2008

  December 11, 2008 at 5:53 pm / Video

  While at the IBM Telelogic User Group meeting in Austin, I had the chance to with Dominic Tavassoli. We spent our time talking about "the software delivery platform." What this means is the collection of processes and tools you'd use to take software from conception, to development, to testing, to release, and back through again. Sort of a "backbone" for the application life-cycle management an organization does. There's also documenting, best practices, and compliance to industry processes and standards to [...]

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• Martin Owen – IBM Telelogic Innovation 2008

  December 10, 2008 at 10:14 am / Video

  In this video from the 2008 Telelogic user group meeting, I talk with IBM's Martin Owen. The broad-topic is a discuss using Enterprise Architecture and how it relates to "business/IT alignment." The nitty-gritty gets down to oing lots of reporting, metrics, and telling people what you're up to. Here, the important thing is tailoring your communication to your audience – tech-jargon or biz-speak, depending on which one you're addressing. And how to go in and apply this: baby steps, incremental [...]

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• IBM Industry Solution Frameworks with Karen Parrish

  December 7, 2008 at 9:23 am / Video

  While at IBM Software Connect – IBM's annual analyst summit for the software group – James had the chance to talk with IBM's Karen Parrish. The main focus of the event was IBM's Industry Solution Frameworks and how IBM uses them to with customers. Karen starts telling us about the frameworks and how IBM builds up the program. James then asks several "how's that work?" questions to drive into the details. Disclosure: IBM is a client and sponsored this podcast. [...]

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• GreenMonk talks batteries and sustainability with Dr Christina Lampe-Onnerud, founder and CEO of Boston Power

  December 4, 2008 at 11:09 am / Video

  GreenMonk talks batteries and sustainability with Dr Christina Lampe-Onnerud, founder and CEO of Boston Power Formats available:MPEG-4 Video (.m4v), MP3 Audio (.mp3), Flash Video (.flv), MPEG-4 Video (.m4v) Tags: battery, lithium ion christina lampe-onnerud boston power sonata

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• Save Tom’s not tonnes!

  December 2, 2008 at 9:25 am / Video

  The average European creates 10 tonnes of CO2 per annum. The average American, 20 tonnes. To avert the dangers of Climate Change, we need to drop our CO2 production to 1 tonne per person. Problem: What is 1 tonne of CO2? How do you visualise it? Answer: You don’t! You change the metric. 1 tonne = 1 person’s annual CO2 production. 1 average person. 1 Tom. Because it’s not about saving tonnes, it’s about saving everyone. For example, a 15 [...]

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