Techstrong.tv Podcast

Launchable is on a mission to make software testing faster and smarter. Alan, KK and Harpreet talk about how Launchable is closing the testing communication gap with Personalized Slack Notifications.

David played a key role in building Quali’s “Infrastructure Automation Maturity Model” to showcase current IT infrastructure practices and how they enable, challenge or inhibit IT and business objectives.

Rahul Subramaniam, chief evangelist for CloudFix, explains why cloud computing environments have become so complex to manage and what IT teams need to focus on to regain control at a time when the rate at which application workloads are moving into the cloud only continues to accelerate.

Nucleus Security CEO Stephen Carter explains exactly how AI platforms such as ChatGPT will be used for both good and ill in cybersecurity.

After a successful Predict 2023 conference, Mitch and Mike cover their key takeaways and highlight how the Techstrong community drives Techstrong Research. They also dig into some of the key debates around software security, cloud-native and digital transformation. And the celebratory beer that Mike enjoyed after wrapping up the show.

Tech workers have seen layoffs recently. But new opportunities may be found in "green collar" jobs in the climate tech space. Natalie Lavery, Marketing Lead of Climate People, a technology recruiting firm dedicated to decarbonizing the economy through placing mission-driven talent into ClimateTech careers, joins Climate & Sustainability Contributor Bonnie Schneider to discuss the growing need for strong tech talent to fill job openings at global organizations focused on climate solutions.

Chris Eng, Chief Research Officer at Veracode, discusses with Alan Veracode's State of Software Security Report 2023

FlowForge CEO Zeger-Jan (ZJ) van de Weg discusses No Dread, their open source tool that helps with low code, no code development, which is offered as a SaaS solution.

Dotan Horovits, principal developer advocate for Logz.io, explains why platform engineering represents the latest effort to centrally manage DevOps platforms at scale without compromising flexibility in a way developers will resist.

Robb Henshaw, chief marketing officer for Cameyo, explains how a shift to Linux servers will lower the cost of implementing virtual desktops as remote work continues to be prevalent.