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Digital Transformation Podcast Series, Part 13: Enabling accessibility in all VMware products by VMware Podcasts
Digital Transformation Podcast Series, Part 13: Enabling accessibility in all VMware products by VMware Podcasts
Digital Transformation Podcast Series, Part 13: Enabling accessibility in all VMware products by VMware Podcasts
Digital Transformation Podcast, Part 12: How VMware IT harnessed seamless Monitoring using Wavefront by VMware Podcasts
CMTY Podcast #659 - Creating Powershell w/ ChatGPT Code Hackathon w/ Dale Hassigner by VMware Podcasts
VMware’s Bharath Rangarajan sits down with Stanford economics professor and work from home researcher Nick Bloom to discuss how artificial intelligence might impact the future of hybrid and remote work trends.
Links mentioned: VMware Report: https://www.vmware.com/learn/2251368_REG.html VMware End-User Computing Blog: blogs.vmware.com/euc/ VMware Explore 2023 Las Vegas EUC News: https://news.vmware.com/releases/vmware-explore-2023-anywhere-workspace
Nick Bloom: www.wfhresearch.com; https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-bloom-86b79510b/
VMware CMTY Podcast #654 - Leveraging the full power OCVS and vSphere w/Todd Muirhead & Bob Goldsand by VMware Podcasts
A change management strategy is required to minimize disruptions to IT services. In this episode of our digital transformation podcast series, meet VMware Director for IT Infrastructure PMO & Compliance Grant Nowell and VMware Sr. Manager for IT Change & Release Automation Sudheendra Chadaga as they talk about implementing the change ‘enablement’ strategy at VMware, challenges, and how it has evolved over the years in the IT industry. This is the eleventh episode of the VMware Runs on VMware Podcast series on Digital Transformation.
To listen to past episodes of the digital transformation podcast series, visit the VMware Runs on VMware SoundCloud page or the resources section of our microsite: www.vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.html
A change management strategy is required to minimize disruptions to IT services. In this episode of our digital transformation podcast series, meet VMware Director for IT Infrastructure PMO & Compliance Grant Nowell and VMware Sr. Manager for IT Change & Release Automation Sudheendra Chadaga as they talk about implementing the change ‘enablement’ strategy at VMware, challenges, and how it has evolved over the years in the IT industry. This is the eleventh episode of the VMware Runs on VMware Podcast series on Digital Transformation.
To listen to past episodes of the digital transformation podcast series, visit the VMware Runs on VMware SoundCloud page or the resources section of our microsite: www.vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.html
A change management strategy is required to minimize disruptions to IT services. In this episode of our digital transformation podcast series, meet VMware Director for IT Infrastructure PMO & Compliance Grant Nowell and VMware Sr. Manager for IT Change & Release Automation Sudheendra Chadaga as they talk about implementing the change ‘enablement’ strategy at VMware, challenges, and how it has evolved over the years in the IT industry. This is the eleventh episode of the VMware Runs on VMware Podcast series on Digital Transformation.
To listen to past episodes of the digital transformation podcast series, visit the VMware Runs on VMware SoundCloud page or the resources section of our microsite: https://www.vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.html
In this episode, we flip the script on our show and put Brian Hayes, Senior Director, Financial Services Industry Vertical at VMWare in the guest seat. We discuss the digital transformation of the financial services industry. Brian highlights the need for financial institutions to embrace digital transformation, adopt agile methodologies, and cultivate a culture of innovation to stay competitive in the rapidly changing industry.
Bryan Hurd, Aon Cyber’s Chief of Office, joins Karen Worstell on Ask the Howlers to chat about risk reduction in a changing threat landscape.
In this episode of "Don't Break the Bank," Joe Baguley, Vice President and CTO EMEA at VMware, discusses digital transformation, security and compliance, and the evolving role of CTOs. Baguley emphasizes that digital transformation is not just about technology, but also about people and processes, and that organizations must integrate security and compliance into their plans from the outset to avoid costly and damaging security breaches in the future. He also discusses the evolving role of CTOs, which now require a different skillset and mindset, including a deep understanding of business strategy and the ability to communicate effectively with non-technical stakeholders. Baguley concludes with advice to focus on building relationships and collaborating with others, as success in the technology industry often happens at the intersection of different disciplines and perspectives.
Spencer Kimball, co-founder and CEO of Cockroach Labs, discusses building a next-generation distributed database that can efficiently use commodity hardware found in the cloud and scale rapidly. He emphasizes the importance of distributed databases for businesses operating across multiple regions with diverse databases to maintain continuity and protect information. Kimball also talks about the importance of consistent replication and how CockroachDB can help push the envelope for multi-region operations. He advises starting off at a company where there's a lot to learn.
In this episode, Claire-Louise McSherry, Managing Director at Russell Reynolds Associates, discusses the changes in recruitment and retention in the current work landscape. She explains how technology, culture, sustainability, and social impact have affected these changes, and emphasizes the need for diverse leadership teams and succession pipelines. Three takeaways include the demand for technology skills, the importance of having tech-savvy leaders, and the need to straddle legacy operations with new transformations. McSherry advises to build relationships and network to create opportunities, and highlights her experience in helping financial services companies find technology leaders.
The episode features Kevin McLoughlin, partner and co-founder at MTech Capital. McLoughlin discusses the importance of digital transformation in the insurance industry and how AI, machine learning, natural language processing, and cloud computing can be game changers. He believes that AI will transform the insurance industry, particularly in underwriting. He also talks about the similarities between the evolution of fintech and insurtech, and how insurance companies can leverage technology for digitalization. McLoughlin's best career advice is to pick a niche and go deep in it to make oneself invaluable to an employer. MTech Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in technology companies operating in the insurance industry.
In this podcast episode, Zia Yusuf, Senior Vice President, Strategic Ecosystem & Industry Solutions at VMware, discusses his outlook on economic development, emerging markets, and the use of technology to benefit and enhance business as a competitive capability. He also provides thoughts on how companies and customers should operate in a changing world affected by enhanced digital transformation, and how startups and large incumbent companies approach the adoption of new technologies. Yusuf also talks about how AI and ML are game-changing technologies that will have a big impact on financial services. Additionally, he emphasizes the need for companies to have a robust ecosystem strategy and to take advantage of SaaS technology to iterate faster and cheaper than before.
Ray O'Brien, COO at Quantexa, spoke about the "third industrial revolution," driven by cloud-based machine learning. Ray explained how this technology provides unlimited capacity to explore innovation, trials, and different projects that were not affordable in the past. He also discussed the importance of learning both technology and business sides to be the go-to person between them. Ray predicts that cloud providers will be regulated like utilities as the cloud becomes more integrated with AI and ML. His career advice is to gain a global view by experiencing different cultures, which can provide a lot of value in one's career. Ray is an international business leader, board member, independent director, and advisor with expertise in Data, Analytics, Technology, Risk and Finance.Bio:Ray O'BrienChief Operation Officer at QuantexaRay is Chief Operation Officer at Quantexa. He is known to inspire business growth through innovative thinking, strategy and a global perspective. Ray is an international business leader, board member, independent director, and advisor with a unique mix of expertise in Data, Analytics, Technology, Risk and Finance. Ray is a proven influencer who makes an impactful difference operating with Boards and C-Level decision makers.Ray graduated from University College Dublin in 1989 with a degree in mathematics and computer science. He joined Kleinwort Benson as an equities trading systems developer and in 1991 moved to Nomura, within futures and options trading. Two years later, he joined risk at Banque Paribas, before moving to the risk area at Deutsche Bank in 1997.In 2001 Ray left Deutsche Bank to form a risk management consultancy based in London and Germany that included among its customers: Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse and HSBC.In 2004 Ray joined HSBC as a member of the executive committee for HTS Global Banking & Markets (HTS GB&M). Ray has managed a number of business areas within HTS GB&M, including Global Transaction Banking, Global Banking, Operations, Risk and Finance software and change delivery. Ray moved to the Global Risk function in 2012 and became the Global Risk COO and Global Head of Risk Analytics. In June 2021 Ray left HSBC and started the life of a Pluralist. --
EPISODE SUMMARYHanna Helin is the Global Head of Technology Innovation at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG). In this role she leads LSEG’s Technology Innovation across their global Technology organization. Hanna has worked in a variety of technology and business leadership positions and is experienced in developing, leading and executing large technology and data initiatives. Hanna chatted with us about what is happening in the market around emerging technology. She explains how she is engaged in the global ecosystem through understanding cutting edge technologies, collaborating with venture capital to understand investment approach and focus areas, and engaging organizations in academic research. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways: Be open minded in your work and development. This includes everything from how you work, where you work, and what you work on. Consider taking risks and exploring new experiences, while also taking advantage of utilizing new tools and technologies to aid your work.Leverage your expertise in different ways while also gaining exposure to different things. Use what you know to help propel you forward, build upon the knowledge you already have and expand it into other areas. Using your knowledge and skills in new and different areas could go a long way to benefit your career.Allow for automation. Seek out new opportunities where you can utilize technology to do some of the work for you. Innovative and emerging technologies can help solve industry challenges related to data management and analysis.--Key Quotes: “When we looked at challenges for AI and machine learning, I think we still saw that there is an overall discussion about how do you actually connect the data, manage the data, and really also get access to the right kind of data to then add analytics on top of that.”“I think it is very important to make sure that whenever you create any kind of model, whether it's with or without AI, it should be done in a proper way. And, keeping the ethical aspect and diverse aspects in the core of it.”“I think what public cloud has been able to do is really to create this whole new ecosystem of different startup companies and new capabilities for the market.” --Best Career Advice: Understand yourself, your business, and your customer. Open up your sights to new opportunities and technologies to help you achieve the highest level of knowledge, efficiency, and success. In doing that, also continue to use the expertise you have gained throughout the years and build upon that as you are exposed to different things. --Bio: Hanna Helin Global Head of Technology Innovation, CTO Office at London Stock Exchange Group Hanna Helin has worked in a variety of technology and business leadership positions. She is experienced in developing, leading and executing large technology and data initiatives. In her current role as a Global Head of Technology Innovation, Hanna is leading LSEG’s Technology Innovation across their global Technology organization including 13,000 people. She has a keen interest in innovation, new technologies and the FinTech industry. Hanna has two Master’s degrees from ESCP Europe and University of Vaasa. She has lived in six different countries in Europe and Asia and is now based in New York City. --For more information: https://www.lseg.com/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahelin/--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveler and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
EPISODE SUMMARYJoel Neeb is the VP of Execution and Transformation at the office of the CEO at VMWare. We caught up with Joel recently and talked about what the financial industry can learn from tech companies and more specifically about revolutionary transformation. Why you should sell business outcomes rather than the product that gets you there, and how in just a few years time, the most successful organizations will be the ones whose teams are aligned culturally and operationally around customer success.EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:The hardest (and most important thing) your company can do is invest in cultural and operational transformation.Don’t sell your technology, sell business outcomes empowered by the right technology. The most successful companies we read about in five years will be the ones that best communicate a common vision, have the strategy to pursue that vision, and whose teams are aligned behind the scenes.Key Quotes: “Evolutionary change is iterative. It's making things a little bit better within the current paradigm. This is revolutionary change. We need to have constructive disruption.” - Joel“I don't believe whatsoever in innate talent, I believe a hundred percent in our ability to invest in ourselves, invest in our teams, and develop what we need to be successful.” - Joel“It's less about building better technology and this endless rat race against finding a new feature or something that's going to improve the technology or the product. And it's more about how does everything integrate and come together? How do I work cross-functionally across my organization, across the ecosystem to deliver outcomes?” - Joel--LinksJoel Neeb LinkedInJoel Neeb TwitterJoel Neeb InstagramJoel Neeb Website--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
EPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode of Don't Break the Bank, we speak with Spiros Margaris. Spiros is a venture capitalist at Margaris Ventures, a futurist, keynote speaker, and board member. He’s a senior advisor to and investor in several companies in the fintech, insurtech, cybersecurity, health care, and AI sectors. Spiros chatted with us about why embedded finance excites him, the future of banking, why both crypto and cash is here to stay, and how the metaverse will disrupt the financial world as we know it. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:The future of finance is in the hands of non-financial companies thanks to embedded finance. This enables companies to embrace FinTech solutions for their customers to sell more of their core product. As this is an added service, it can be priced competitively as the margin comes from the core product. It’s up to legacy financial institutions to work out how to aid or compete.Crypto and Cash are both in our future. If you can handle the risk, try putting some of your money in crypto, but be prepared to lose it. Every new opportunity is a little bit scary, but don’t let that put you off learning more about the metaverse.Key Quotes: “As the gold rush...now, we always look at history. Some people found gold, but very few. The ones who always made money are the ones who sold the shuffles. And I'm looking here at the metaverse, who's going to sell the shovels?” - Spiros“We said it here first. I think the game will shift that everyone will try to do everything, but It's easier for non-financial company to provide some financial solutions on top of your core business then for bank to provide something else.” - Spiros“I'm a huge fan of AI, but that doesn't mean I don't have to discuss trying to secure jobs, reskilling people, because at the end of the day, what's the point of all this technology if humans live worse?” - Spiros--LinksMargaris VenturesSpiros Margaris LinkedInSpiros Margaris Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
Welcome to our latest VMware CMTY Podcast episode, where we have a special guest - Karl Childs, Senior Certification Manager at VMware. Joining us as always are our host, Eric Nielsen, and our co-host, Matt Langguth.In this episode, we will be discussing the world of certification at VMware, with Karl sharing his valuable insights on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in this field. We will explore key topics, including the role of certification in advancing your career, the importance of keeping up with the latest technology, and how VMware certifications can help you achieve your goals.Karl will also share his thoughts on the new VMware certification programs, such as VCP-CO, VCP-VMC, VCP-DCV, and VCP-CMA, and how they differ from each other. We will also discuss the impact of the pandemic on certification training and how VMware has adapted to this new reality.Join us for an informative and engaging discussion on the world of certification at VMware, and learn how you can stay ahead of the curve in this dynamic field.
In this episode of the VMware CMTY podcast, the Host, Eric Nielsen, sits down with Steve Lord, Product Line manager at VMware, to discuss Cloud Director service Expanding Multi-Cloud Services on Oracle Cloud. Steve shares his expertise in cloud services, specifically his role as a product line manager for VMware's cloud director service. They discuss the importance of managing different cloud relationships and the complexity of managing workloads across multiple environments. Steve also highlights the financial benefits of moving away from on-premises data centers to a subscription-based cloud service.Later in the episode, the conversation turns to Disaster Recovery (DR) solutions and the advantages of using a hyperscaler like Oracle. Steve emphasizes the importance of having a cost-effective DR solution in place and how it can be achieved using Oracle's cloud service.Throughout the episode, the hosts and Steve touch on various topics related to the IT industry, including the benefits of cloud services, the importance of multi-cloud orientation, and the future of cloud director software. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the IT industry and the ever-evolving world of cloud services. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider subscribing to our @vBarbecue YT Channel, and follow us on Twitter as @vmwarepodcasts.Thanks again for tuning in!
VMware’s Renu Upadhyay sits down with workplace belonging expert Adam Smiley Poswolsky to discuss the trends and opportunities they are seeing when it comes to the future of the distributed workforce.Links mentioned:VMware Report: https://www.vmware.com/learn/1711263_REG.html VMware End-User Computing Blog: https://blogs.vmware.com/euc/Adam Smiley Poswolsky: https://smileyposwolsky.com/
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we speak with Colin Bannister. Colin is VP of Solution Engineering for VMware EMEA and a big champion of VMware’s Degree-Apprenticeship program. Colin talks to us about mentorship, learning on the job and how to find, cultivate and support new talent within the industry. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:An organization is more defined by the people that work there than the technology they create.Make sure employees know what their value is to an organization and encourage them to define their goals.Seek out mentors and offer mentorship. The education on both sides makes it possible to challenge old ways of thinking and discover new solutions.Key Quotes: "Having a clear career path and journey for everybody is important.” - Colin“Technology doesn't necessarily differentiate your company or your capability - your people do.” - Colin“I've gone off using this term soft skills because they're not soft at all. I call them human skills. What are the human skills that we have to develop to become even more effective in our roles?” - Colin--LinksColin Bannister LinkedInColin Bannister TwitterColin Bannister Blog--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Josh Simons, Chief Technologist for High Performance Computing at VMware. Josh tells us about some of the things he’s working on in HPC as it relates to financial services. We also explore where ML and AI are fit and are heading...and consider some of the ethical implications as our ability to harness data evolves. This is a great episode for anyone thinking about the types of data that could be used for Machine Learning and how this could be used in your organisation.EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways, beyond Data is NOT boring:The data that you throw away is the data that tomorrow you might be able to use. For instance, as part of a machine learning model that could bring true value to an organization.It's important for organizations to have explicit statements about their AI ethics.Federated learning has some magical capabilities, especially for financial services customers, when it comes to building predictive models without violating local laws on how data is stored or used because the data never leaves the premises.Key Quotes: "In some sense, we all need to be pack rats when it comes to our data.” - Josh“I think it's critically important for organizations to speak explicitly about data ethics with the people or organizations from which you are collecting data and be very clear with them, as well as with your employees, about what it is that you're willing to do and not do with that information.” - Josh“Data is where it all happens. That's the fuel that runs all the ML stuff...The issue is how do we get our hands around all that data, and how do we get it to the point where it is appropriate for building predictive models? Just because you have the data doesn't mean that the data has been cleaned, curated and de biased - so that it's actually in shape to be used for building models.” - Josh--LinksJosh Simons LinkedIn--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this special VMworld episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk with Jennifer Manry, Vice President of the Global Industries Group at VMware, and Tom Kellermann, Head of Cybersecurity Strategy at VMware. Jennifer and Tom discuss guarding against cybersecurity breaches and ways to create better and safer customer experiences as part of the drive of Digital Business Transformation.EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Nonpublic market information, like planned mergers and acquisitions and market strategies, are now being specifically targeted by cybercriminals as high value targets.Customers see cybersecurity as a competitive issue. They are increasingly investing in proactive security measures like DevSecOps and looking for greater collaboration with information security teams, operations teams and development teams to do security by design - to make it even more difficult for cyber exploits to happen.Promote your CISO to report directly to your CEO. They should have a separate security budget from the IT budget and should have veto authority over what the CIO does with regard to anything that would exacerbate the attack surface and allow for island hopping or destructive attacks to occur.Key Quotes: "When you want to get to true business and digital transformation, it's really inextricably linked to high-quality cyber protection, and the need for tight collaboration between all the teams that run these organizations is really critical.” - Jennifer"Cybercriminals are more likely to try and commandeer the digital transformation of the institution to use it against their constituency rather than just burglarize the institution as a whole. This shift is important because cybercriminals want to misuse the trust in the company, in the brand, to attack the company’s constituency.” - Tom"Cyber teams need almost a blank check to keep pace with how frequent and fast the pace of change is with criminals and how sophisticated and differing their various approaches to exploits are.” - Jennifer“This is a dramatic governance issue in this sector when you have your CSO reporting to your CIO, because from an American football perspective, it's like having your defensive coordinator report to your offensive coordinator. It's upside down.” - Tom“This level of investment funding, the level of intensity of focus from the cyber teams, all the way up to the CEO, is likely going to be something permanent. And I think there are lots of investments that teams can do to outfit themselves better with the kinds of technology they need to be able to do behavioral analytics or threat hunting with. I don't see a time where cybercriminals are like, ‘ah, you got me. There's no money left in this.’” - Jennifer--LinksJennifer Manry LinkedInTom Kellermann LinkedInTom Kellermann Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Sumit Dhawan, President of VMware. Sumit explains the hows of meeting customer expectations and explains why that should be a company’s benchmark for success.EPISODE NOTESEpisode Notes3 Takeaways:Spend lots of time with customers. That’s the best way to effectively communicate the services on offer and to get an honest barometer check on how well a customer’s needs are being met.Creating a broad, customer-focused definition of success motivates the entire organization to think about how and what needs to be done to ensure customers are satisfied. When it comes to distributed enterprise and distributed workforce, the last thing you want is to go back to the mainframe closed days. Then you completely stop innovation because you're tying application development velocity straight into infrastructure. That’s never been healthy, and it never will be the right approach going forward.Key Quotes: "Customers are not necessarily looking for products and technologies. They're looking for partners themselves who are going to be able to take them into the future.” - Sumit“Software is about creating a vision, a destination, what I call a dream. Until customers see and envision the dream the same way as you do, and our teams fulfill that dream in a structured and methodical way, none of us are successful.” - Sumit“Matching the solutions and then making [customers] successful is the core DNA and the job of sales, which is misunderstood until you've done it.” - Sumit--LinksSumit Dhawan LinkedInSumit Dhawan Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Kit Colbert, VMware Cloud CTO about recent game changing innovations in the vSphere Hypervisor and how this helps in cloud architecture - portability, cost and even Kubernetes adoption. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Technology changes are hard, but they're never quite as hard as the people, process and organizational changes that need to happen - the culture changes.The notion of agile portability is critical and getting progressively easier.When going through a digital transformation, it’s really important to talk about it openly as a community - what’s working, what’s not, and to learn from it.Key Quotes: "I think VMware is on a journey. If we're successful, people will think very differently of us. They will not think of us as just a virtualization company. They'll think of us as a multi-cloud modern application...and that’s a great opportunity.” - Kit“From a VMware standpoint, we’re leveraging Kubernetes as a standard framework...and then building integrated functionality on top of that. So the end result for customers is that it's just a seamless experience. And yes, Kubernetes is there under the covers, and you can absolutely interact with it if you want to, but you also don't have to.” - Kit“That notion of culture change is extraordinarily difficult and will be by far the hardest part about any sort of transformation.” - Kit--LinksKit Colbert LinkedInKit Colbert TwitterKit Colbert Blog--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we hear from leaders in tech and finance about what technology will be game changing for the industry over the next year.EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Security and especially cybersecurity is a scary reality across financial services. New technologies bring new risks and the bad guys only have to be successful once to make it worth their while. Listen to Tom and Chris for thought-provoking approaches.People should be seen as an investment, not a cost. To get the most from this investment, focus on getting the best from people by playing to their differences and strengths (or as René Carayol calls them, their Spikes) rather than trying to transform them to fit into a bell curve. You can find more about René on his website or on LinkedIn or check out his book Spike.AI is with us and will only get more immense and intense. We hope to focus more on this in the future. Until then, Louise Öström has recommended the book 21 Lessons for the 21st Century: Yuval Noah Harari and especially as an audiobook.Key Quotes: “Look for the things you excel at, and focus on those, rather than worrying about the areas where others could be better.” - Matthew"There is a need to invest in people in a way that makes them feel special, valued and not just a resource, a number or a row on a spreadsheet. You cannot change a conservative,stuffy, risk and control-based culture overnight, but it needs to change if financial services wants to regain its crown as the place where technical talent wishes to work.” - Matthew “There is no question that we are on the march to quantum, although we are a little way off from quantum supremacy, but crypto has to keep up and be steps ahead if we are to stay ahead of the bad guys.” - Matthew----About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
EPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Allison Krill, Chief Technology Officer for Deutsche Börse Group. Allison takes us through the considerations an Exchange makes when deciding where and how to host critical systems and services.EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:For exchanges, geographical sovereignty is a big deal when it comes to cloud data service providers. Because exchanges support many different regulators, they need to think about where the data sits, who operates that platform and who has access to the data - even if it’s encrypted.Security and data protection are important when considering a move to the cloud, but it’s necessary to make the business case. When you look at cloud fit, you need to decide whether you retain what you have, rehost it, replatform it, refactor it or consolidate it with something else.Cost as a driver doesn't always necessarily stand on its own, and you can't get the business case if you're just looking at a lift and shift. So you really need to look at the broader value chain of what cloud gives you. Sometimes that means rearchitecting the platform to be cloud native to ensure that you're getting the benefits of those new and broader services.Key Quotes: “You need to operate in this combined ecosystem of legacy and new world, and make sure that you can bring those platforms together and operate them as one.” - Allison"With new technology adoption, you need to drive cultural change as much as technology change… That's for us where our Center of Excellence has really bridged that gap and understanding - it helps with challenging the status quo, getting people to think outside of their comfort zone." – Allison“You definitely won't get cost advantages if you're doing the same thing in the old way, but in a new world.” - Allison--LinksAllison Krill LinkedIn----About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Jennifer Manry, Vice President of the Global Industries Group at VMware. Jennifer talks us through how to motivate teams and navigate businesses during times of digital transformation. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Always invest time and effort in eliminating non-value added work and automating where possible. You can't continue to come back and ask for more money without demonstrating that you’re being responsible with the budget already given. Make sure your tech experts feel connected to the customer experience. Ask IT to do ride alongs - listen to someone on the desk. Do empathy interviews and talk to people. The growth mindset of the organization - the willingness to do new things and manage through change with positivity and energy - is paramount to making all of the technology work to its fullest capability. You need to get buy-in to move forward.Key Quotes: "Customer interaction is a really important thing to spend time on. So I definitely encourage people who are in tech to go talk to customers. You immediately know how important you are to the business.” - Jennifer“The theme I hear in most of these customer interactions is every one of them is grappling now with a transformation journey that they knew they had to make but now are having to do it on an even more accelerated timeline. I think all of them had multifaceted plans but now are having to execute on some of them in days and weeks as opposed to quarters of years.” - Jennifer“Teammates should look for ways to eliminate costs on one side so that they can free up money for new innovation and new investment on the other. You can't just continue to radically grow your technology dollars year over year. You've got to start to tidy up the house in order to make room for new things.” - Jennifer--LinksJennifer Manry LinkedInWomen Who Code--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
Louise Öström is a Global Practice Builder, building and leading the Accenture VMware Business Group globally. In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we talk to Louise about Accenture and VMware’s hybrid cloud partnership. Louise takes us through the start-up of this collaborative business group, known as the AVBG, and explains what every company should consider when going to a cloud model. This is a really helpful episode for organizations thinking about a digital transformation but unsure about the first steps. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Be very clear about why you want to go to a cloud model, and make sure you can get out when you want.The keys to success are attitude, belief and people. Hire people with diverse skill sets and actively encourage them to collaborate.If going to a cloud model is about cost savings, don’t put old workloads into something fancy. Don’t put the pigs in the ferrari.Key Quotes: "You can make a hundred PowerPoint slides, but the magic happens on the ground. And the magic happens when people work with people.” - Louise“The best advice I could give any company within the financial industry is to think about why you want to go to the cloud. What is it you want to achieve? Make sure you don't lock yourself in. Don't put all your eggs into one basket.” - Louise“Everyone in the banking finance industry globally is struggling with the same challenge. It's not just you. You might be right there in the darkness feeling overwhelmed or don't know where to start. They're all in the same situation. Seriously, you're not alone.” - Louise--LinksLouise Öström LinkedInLouise Östrom Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
James Forrester is Vice President Worldwide, Technical Leader of Cloud Sales at VMware. In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, we chat with James about the whys, the hows and the future of cloud technology. This is a fantastic episode for all of you wondering what a switch to a cloud model would look like for your organization. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:When moving an application to the cloud, focus on the velocity of the move and the ability to revert rather than doing a lot of the optimization work on paper beforehand. Move and then optimize.Try to consolidate layers of redundant regulation that may have built up within an application over time. It saves customers time and money.Make sure the IT teams are seen as the heroes of the cloud transformation process because the applications they support typically produce some of the most critical business data for organizations.Key Quotes: "I'm incredibly excited that the industry has turned around to the importance of technology. We see more and more CEOs declaring themselves to be technology companies even though they're in non-technology industries. I think right now is just a fantastic time to be in tech.” - James“I think what's so compelling about where we are now is that we can really make heroes out of enterprise IT because of the cloud.” - James“When there's an excessive focus on trying to simply recreate a data center environment in the cloud - lock, stock, and barrel - that can very quickly impact the economics of moving to cloud in the first place.” - James--LinksJames Forrester LinkedIn--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
Chris Wolf is Vice President, Advanced Technology Group, Office of the CTO at VMWare. In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, Chris goes into the architecture of taking an innovation from project to product. We hear about how to avoid the pitfalls of making things nobody wants and how to speed up the process from customer demand to final delivery. That plus some exciting new developments in the areas of machine learning and augmented and virtual reality.EPISODE NOTESEpisode Notes3 Takeaways:Before kicking off an innovation project, make sure the proposed product has a clear business purpose and route to market. There are two kinds of innovation; Incremental Innovation - make things we already have better; and Disruptive Innovation - to change the game with something new or reimagined.The pandemic has increased interest in augmented reality and virtual reality possibilities in the realm of training and on-site quality assurance.Key Quotes: "To us a project is not successful unless it is graduated and adopted into a product, period.” - Chris“We're not trying to innovate around a one-off to make just one customer happy. If we're going to put something in a product, we want to ensure that this is something that a lot of customers really want and care about.” - Chris“I think a lot of times with innovation the mistake that gets made is you just start running without having a clear line of sight to what the destination is and think you'll figure it out along the way. Sometimes you do and you're successful, but a lot of times you don't and you're building something that nobody necessarily wants or needs.” - Chris--LinksChris Wolf LinkedInChris Wolf Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
Chris Wolf is Vice President, Advanced Technology Group, Office of the CTO at VMWare. In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, Chris goes into the architecture of taking an innovation from project to product. We hear about how to avoid the pitfalls of making things nobody wants and how to speed up the process from customer demand to final delivery. That plus some exciting new developments in the areas of machine learning and augmented and virtual reality.EPISODE NOTESEpisode Notes3 Takeaways:Before kicking off an innovation project, make sure the proposed product has a clear business purpose and route to market. There are two kinds of innovation; Incremental Innovation - make things we already have better; and Disruptive Innovation - to change the game with something new or reimagined.The pandemic has increased interest in augmented reality and virtual reality possibilities in the realm of training and on-site quality assurance.Key Quotes: "To us a project is not successful unless it is graduated and adopted into a product, period.” - Chris“We're not trying to innovate around a one-off to make just one customer happy. If we're going to put something in a product, we want to ensure that this is something that a lot of customers really want and care about.” - Chris“I think a lot of times with innovation the mistake that gets made is you just start running without having a clear line of sight to what the destination is and think you'll figure it out along the way. Sometimes you do and you're successful, but a lot of times you don't and you're building something that nobody necessarily wants or needs.” - Chris--LinksChris Wolf LinkedInChris Wolf Twitter--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-hayes-global-transformation-infrastructure-leadership-innovation-cyber-cloud-digital-delivery/
Tom Kellermann is the Head of Cybersecurity Strategy for VMware and is on the Board for Cyber Crime Investigations for the United States Secret Service. In this episode of Don’t Break the Bank, Tom walks us through the findings of VMware’s latest cybersecurity report. We find out who the cyber crime cartels are targeting right now, how they’re staging their attacks and what to do about it. EPISODE NOTES3 Takeaways:Cyber attacks targeting market strategies and nonpublic market information are growing.The healthcare sector has become a more vulnerable target for extortion because of the pandemic.Organizations should proactively hunt out cyber threats before digital transformations or the rollout of new technologies.Key Quotes: “The healthcare sector has been dealing with a secondary infection--their own cyber crime pandemic, and ransomware is to blame.” - Tom“SolarWinds was probably the most widespread systemic act of cyber crime or espionage in the history of the world.” - Tom“Proactive organizations begin with cyber threat hunting--essentially making sure that no one is in the bank vault when they close for the day.” - Tom--LinksTom Kellermann LinkedInTom Kellermann TwitterModern Bank Heists 4.0 ReportCarbon Black Inc.The Howlers--About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-hayes-global-transformation-infrastructure-leadership-innovation-cyber-cloud-digital-delivery/
Thimon de Jong is a keynote speaker and founder of the strategy foresight firm Whetston. Thimon walks us through his predictions for the future of office life, the fate of cash and his idea for a bank app that could be the next big thing.About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.EPISODE NOTESThimon de Jong is a keynote speaker and founder of the strategy foresight firm Whetston. Thimon walks us through his predictions for the future of office life, the fate of cash and his idea for a bank app that could be the next big thing. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter. About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
S2:E1 Multi-industry CIO Bask Iyer leads the Global Industry Solutions team for VMware. Bask tells us why every CIO needs to focus on operations before strategy, why nobody actually wants disruption, and how authenticity is key to creating a healthy workplace.About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.EPISODE NOTESMulti-industry CIO Bask Iyer leads the Global Industry Solutions team for VMware. Bask tells us why every CIO needs to focus on operations before strategy, why nobody actually wants disruption, and how authenticity is key to creating a healthy workplace. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter. About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
S1:E13 We started Don’t Break The Bank to ask and answer the questions that we didn’t know we had when we worked in banking. With a year of shows behind us, Brian and I look back at some of our top episodes, consider what we’ve learnt from our guests, and attempt to suggest what 2021 might bring.EPISODE NOTESWe started Don’t Break The Bank to ask and answer the questions that we didn’t know we had when we worked in banking. With a year of shows behind us, Brian and I look back at some of our top episodes, consider what we’ve learnt from our guests, and attempt to suggest what 2021 might bring.
S1:E12 In this episode, Matthew and Brian are joined by VMware Vice Presidents of Blockchain, Tanya Shastri and Brendon Howe. Together, they explore the current state of Blockchain, why VMware has a Blockchain team, and the merits of an Enterprise Blockchain platform. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.EPISODE NOTESIn this episode, Matthew and Brian are joined by VMware Vice Presidents of Blockchain, Tanya Shastri and Brendon Howe. Together, they explore the current state of Blockchain, why VMware has a Blockchain team, and the merits of an Enterprise Blockchain platform. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter. About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
S1:E11Over the course of 2020, we’ve had the opportunity to share conversations with some of VMware’s top experts, about issues that are keeping financial services professionals up at night. But we benefit from also sharing views from people in similar roles or positions and how they are handling the same challenges we’re wrestling with.In this episode of Don’t Break The Bank, our podcast for curious minds in the financial services industry, we speak to Violeta Ciurel, insurance giant AXA’s transformation expert. Hear how this multinational FS provider tackled the pandemic, both in its earliest, most confusing of stages, and in the weeks and months that followed. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.EPISODE NOTESOver the course of 2020, we’ve had the opportunity to share conversations with some of VMware’s top experts, about issues that are keeping financial services professionals up at night. But we benefit from also sharing views from people in similar roles or positions and how they are handling the same challenges we’re wrestling with. In this episode of Don’t Break The Bank, our podcast for curious minds in the financial services industry, we speak to Violeta Ciurel, insurance giant AXA’s transformation expert. Hear how this multinational FS provider tackled the pandemic, both in its earliest, most confusing of stages, and in the weeks and months that followed. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter. About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
It doesn't matter what bank you work for, or where you are in the world, there's one thing that units all IT decision-makers at banks - cyber security. In this episode, Matthew chats to Scott McKinnon, Business Solutions Architect at VMware, about how the threats banks face are changing, what that means for the security they put in place, and the implications if they get it wrong.About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.EPISODE NOTESIt doesn't matter what bank you work for, or where you are in the world, there's one thing that units all IT decision-makers at banks - cyber security. In this episode, Matthew chats to Scott McKinnon, Business Solutions Architect at VMware, about how the threats banks face are changing, what that means for the security they put in place, and the implications if they get it wrong. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Recorded on March 24 2020, Matthew O'Neill, Brian Hayes and Rory Choudhuri discuss business continuity during a global pandemic and the challenges financial services organisations face when undertaking this radical shift to remote working.About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.EPISODE NOTESRecorded on March 24 2020, Matthew O'Neill, Brian Hayes and Rory Choudhuri discuss business continuity during a global pandemic and the challenges financial services organisations face when undertaking this radical shift to remote working. About MatthewMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter. About BrianBrian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveller and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.
In this episode, VMware Director of Observability Services Jois Raghavendra B P and VMware Sr. Manager of Observability and Tools Ravishankar Rao reveal how VMware IT monitors its applications in the multi-cloud, the importance of observability in the VMware SaaS transformation journey, challenges faced while adding observability to the multi-cloud and the best practices for observability in the multi-cloud. This is the 10th of 15 episodes of the VMware Runs on VMware Podcast series on Digital Transformation. To listen to past episodes of the digital transformation podcast series, visit the VMware Runs on VMware SoundCloud page or the resources section of our microsite.
Jody R. Westby, CEO of Global Cyber Risk, joins Karen Worstell on "Ask the Howlers" to discuss what is driving cybersecurity governance and how companies need to be thinking about risk.
In this episode we talk to Jon Palmer, Director of Datacenter Solutions Engineering. Jon talks about their VMware Cloud on AWS JumpStart program, which allows customer to get their workloads into the Cloud as fast as possible; up to 22 months faster than moving applications to the hyperscalers, based on VMware Cloud Economics data. Jon also talks about trends he sees in his customer base, hybrid cloud computing, and how SHI can help you with VMware on any of the hyperscalers, like AVS, Google Cloud VMware Engine, and more.Information mentioned in the Podcast:1. SHI's VMware Site: https://www.shi.com/brands/vmware2. SHI podcasts: http://shi.com/podcast 3. Email: vmware@shi.com4. Cloud Economics Case Studies: https://bit.ly/ce-case-studies-23 5. ESG report on 57% of Apps Already Migrated to the web. https://bit.ly/ce-esg-2022
Community EU Round Table for 2023 Expectations w/Gareth Edwards, Aleksandra Todorovska, Lino Telera & Wouter Kursteen
In this episode, catch VMware Sr. Director of Engineering SaaS Commerce Arjun Basu and Technical Architect Parthiban Srinivasan talking about the business benefits of moving SaaS workloads to VMware Cloud on AWS, including design considerations before migration, the challenges VMware IT faced, the future of SaaS workloads, and more. This is the ninth episode of the VMware Runs on VMware podcast series on digital transformation.
In this episode, we talk with VMware Cloud on AWS product manager Frances Wong about her recent blog on automating and improving VMware Cloud Migrations. In the blog, she points out some key elements that most folks forget when the map out a migration to the cloud. She'll also mention some tools you can use to -make your migration smoother. She'll close with a discussion of how she recently worked on bringing VMware's Hands On Labs to many of the most popular hyperscaler clouds at VMware Explore.Frances' Blog: https://virtually2cents.com/automating-vm-migration-and-their-firewall-rules-to-vmc/vRNI Fling: https://flings.vmware.com/vrealize-network-insight-toolkitHands on Labs: https://hol.vmware.com/
As organizations embrace cloud, they are beginning to turn a new chapter in the era of multi-cloud. Multi-cloud has quickly become the dominant deployment model. According to a 451 Research study, 75% of all enterprises have multi-cloud footprints (1). Many enterprises choose to run mission critical workloads on-premises to take advantage of data locality, predictable workload performance and low network latency. As larger masses of data accumulate in the enterprise, they tend to attract more local services and applications to minimize latency, increase throughput, and maximize workload performance.
On this episode, our host Himanshu Singh, Director vSphere Product Marketing at VMware; will walk us through: - How Consumption model preferences are evolving; - Demand for infrastructure services is increasing; - Security threats to Data Center traffic are rising; - Traditional approaches to meet the needs of next-gen infrastructure do not work.
Thank you Himanshu for Introducing us introduce us to the new VMware vSphere 8
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3UdTiGa
For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, WiCyS Executive Director Lynn Dohm joins Karen Worstell on Ask the Howlers to discuss how we can grow and diversify the cybersecurity workforce.
This is the eighth episode of The VMware Runs on VMware podcast series about Digital Transformation, where we speak with highlight VMware IT thought leaders and their insights on how we achieve digital transformation at VMware. This eighth episode of 15 will address a topic that is not usually a part of the design conversations—disaster recovery (DR) and how VMware IT handles DR scenarios. Join Senior Director of IT Application Operations Varinder Kumar and Senior Manager for Disaster Recovery Lalit Parashari for this conversation.
VMware's Rick McElroy and Chad Skipper join Karen Worstell on "Ask the Howlers" to discuss the findings from VMware's 2022 Global Incident Response Threat Report and how defenders are fighting back against emerging attacks.
Learn more about the report at https://news.vmware.com/releases/vmware-report-warns-of-deepfake-attacks-and-cyber-extortion
Tired of having to buy your cloud resources in sizes that don't work for you or your application? Try VMware Cloud Flex Compute. Cloud Flex Compute allows you to buy just what you need in terms of Compute, Network and Storage, in a single bundle. To tell us all about this new offering and its release schedule is Sonali Desai, Group Product Line Marketing Manager, VMware Cloud on AWS, and Blair Fritz, Sr. Product Line Manager, VMware Cloud.
Here are the resources for show notes:
Sign Up Form for Early Access: (URL here) vmc_flexcompute_ea@vmware.com VMware Cloud Flex Compute FAQ: (URL here) https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/vmware-cloud-flex-compute-frequently-asked-questions VMware Cloud Flex Compute Demo: (URL Here): https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/vmware-cloud-flex-compute-early-access-demo
Resources Mentioned In this Episode:
Sign Up Form for Early Access: vmc_flexcompute_ea@vmware.com VMware Cloud Flex Compute Demo: https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/vmware-cloud-flex-compute-early-access-demo
In this episode we discuss VMware Cloud Flex Storage with Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Cloud Flex Storage, Oliver Romero. VMware Cloud Flex Storage is a disaggregated cloud storage and data management service fully managed by VMware. It is useful for customers who 1) want to be able to scale storage independently of compute; 2) want the ability to scale up and down as needed, or; 3) have applications with substantial storage needs.
Material mentioned in this episode: VMware Cloud Flex Storage Page: https://core.vmware.com/vmware-cloud-flex-storage Introduction to VMware Cloud Flex Storage at VMware Explore[CEIB1327US]: https://bit.ly/3QMbVzv What's New Session @VMware Explore:[CEIB1425US] https://bit.ly/3Ct7aXp
This episode covers the announcement of VMware Cloud on AWS integration with Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP, a jointly engineered, AWS managed external NFS datastore built on NetApp’s ONTAP file system. This solution offers VMware customers a new way to scale storage in the VMware Cloud on AWS independent of compute and memory resources, and without purchasing additional hosts. Guests on this podcast include Glenn Sizemore (Product Manager, VMware Cloud) and Hitendar Sethi (Sr. Product Line Marketing Manager, VMware Cloud on AWS).
References mentioned in this episode:
Official Announcement Blog: What's New on VMware Cloud on AWS session @VMware Explore [CEIB1425US] https://bit.ly/3Ct7aXp Amazon FSx for NetApp TechZone: https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/fsx-ontap TCO Calculator: VMC Sizer: https://VMCSizer.VMware.com
Did you know an organization is infected with Ransomware every 11 seconds? In this episode, we'll talk about VMware's efforts to combat the scourge of ransomware. Belu de Arbelaiz, Sr. Product Line Marketing Manager at VMware will share VMware's thoughts on how to deal with Ransomware and how we can help. She talk about how to pick a recovery point candidates and how to make sure your recovery point is free from malware. She also discusses how to minimize data loss, as well as how to avoid reinfection at recovery time.
Editors note related to acronyms mentioned in this podcast: IRE = Isloated Recovery Environment
Resources mentioned in this episode VMware's Ransomware offering: http://vmware.com/go/ransomware/ VMware Explore Session on Ransomware(SEC1237): https://bit.ly/3JNLdDY
In this episode we talk about all the compliance certifications that VMware Cloud on AWS has. We're talking with Moin Syed, Compliance Product Manager, from our studios in Hyderabad. He'll give us the rundown on the latest global certification news, which includes certifications from Australia, Japan and Singapore. We'll also discuss why certification are important, and why these are important benefits that accrue to the users of VMware Cloud on AWS. We cover certifications including PCI-DSS, ISMAP from Japan, Australia's IRAP regime, and the Multi-Tier Cloud Security standard from Singapore.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
VMware Cloud Trust Center: https://www.vmware.com/products/trust-center.html VMware Cloud on AWS Compliance Whitepapers: https://bit.ly/3QOYFtY Compliance Blog: https://blogs.vmware.com/cloud/2022/01/31/vmware-cloud-on-aws-unlocking-cloud-compliance-globally-part-2/
VMware’s Chief Security Officer Alex Tosheff joins "Ask the Howlers" host Karen Worstell to discuss his experience as an infosec leader, advice for how CISOs should approach their first 120 days in their role, and why he believes building strong relationships are the key to achieving organizational goals.
In this episode we're talking with Bob Plankers, Staff Technical Marketing Architect, who focuses on Cloud Security. Bob will discuss what's new in VMC Security, and how the VMware Cloud stacks up to other clouds with respect to security in general. He'll also discuss new developments that support Trusted Platform Modules, and things to do and see at VMware Explore, VMware's annual conference.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
VMware Cloud Trust Center: https://www.vmware.com/products/trust-center.html Security Configuration Guides and references for securing cloud infrastructure: https://core.vmware.com/security Bob's Session at VMware Explore(which you should all attend): https://bit.ly/3BV7zSf VMware Explore: https://www.vmware.com/explore/us.html
n this episode we talk to Eric Shanks, Senior Technical Marketing Architect at VMware, about his new free tutorial, “Kubernetes on VMC on AWS”, which you can find at: https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/kubernetes-vmware-cloud-course
This is a great tutorial if you are getting started with Containers and Kubernetes and contains both video explanations and labs as well. It is great for VMware administrators who are looking to get up to speed on Kubernetes quickly.
Other resources mentioned in the podcast: KubeAcademy: http://kube.academy/ Tanzu Developer Center: https://tanzu.vmware.com/developer/
This is the seventh episode of the VMware Runs on VMware podcast series about Digital Transformation, where we speak with VMware IT and get insights on how we achieve digital transformation at VMware. The episode will talk about our journey to Work from Home/Anywhere space, modern management of devices, security challenges in the digital workspace, what it takes to move to the Digital Workspace, and more. Join Alexander Price, Senior Director of Client Services and Aju Sukumaran, Senior Manager, Client Engineering for the conversation.
This sixth part of 15 about Digital Transformation at VMware explores the topic of security. Companies worry about how can we secure our applications in the cloud and provide a sense of confidence to our customers that their data is also secure on the cloud. Two stalwarts from VMware Security team, Director of Information Security strategy Craig Savage and Director, Security Architecture Bharat HC, join to discuss this critical topic,
In the first two episodes, CIO Jason Conyard, IT CTO Jerry Ibrahim and head of Engineering and Architecture, VP Roopa Raj, talked about the organizational impact, the foundational decisions, and the SaaS mindset that is so essential for digital transformation. In the third episode, we got into the details of how we achieved digital transformation with VMware IT leadership; and the fourth episode discussed how we embarked on our multi-cloud journey and the fifth episode explored how we build, run, and manage our modern apps platform powered by VMware Tanzu®.
Previous episodes are online under Podcasts in the Resources section of our microsite vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.
Welcome to the fifth episode of the VMware Runs on VMware podcast series about Digital Transformation, where we speak with VMware IT and get insights on how we achieve digital transformation at VMware. In the first two episodes, CIO Jason Conyard, IT CTO Jerry Ibrahim and head of Engineering and Architecture, VP Roopa Raj, talked about the organizational impact, the foundational decisions, and the SaaS mindset that is so essential for digital transformation. In the third episode, we got into the details of how we achieved digital transformation with VMware IT leadership; and the fourth episode was all about how we embarked on our multi-cloud journey. To hear these earlier podcasts, check the links provided below.
This fifth part of 15 explores our journey of building, running, and managing the modern apps platform powered by VMware Tanzu with Varinder Kumar, Senior Director of IT, and Manas Singh, IT Manager. Previous episodes are online under Podcasts in the Resources section of our microsite - Vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.
Welcome to the fourth episode of VMware Runs on VMware podcast series about Digital Transformation, where we speak with VMware IT and get insights on how we achieve digital transformation at VMware. In the first two episodes CIO Jason Conyard, IT CTO Jerry Ibrahim and head of Engineering and Architecture, VP Roopa Raj talk about the organizational impact, the foundational decisions, and the SaaS mindset that is so essential for digital transformation. In the third episode, we got into the details of how we achieved digital transformation with VMWare IT leadership. To hear these earlier podcasts, check the links provided below. This fourth part of 15 delves further into our multi-cloud journey with Swapnil Hendre, Director of IT Solutions Engineering and Design, and Venkata SubbaRao, Business IT technical architect. Previous episodes are online under Podcasts in the Resources section of Vmware.com/company/vmware-on-vmware.
For any organization, the app modernization journey doesn’t come easy. Hear from VMware IT leadership about how to balance investing in modern technologies with maximizing the existing application portfolio investment, in c of enabling the infrastructure to support app modernization, and successfully undertaking the app modernization journey. This is the third episode in a 15-part series on digital transformation produced by VMware Runs on VMware. Check back for new episodes.
Check out this new episode to learn more about recently released VMware Application Catalog.
Reach out to the team at app-catalog@vmware.com to get access to a demo catalog To see all applications available on VMware Application Catalog today, you can visit https://app-catalog.vmware.com/catalog Product Webpage – https://tanzu.vmware.com/application-catalog VMware Application Catalog technical Documentation - https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Application-Catalog/index.html
In this episode, we talk to Michaela Lindsay from our VMware Marketplace team about exciting new developments. We first review what VMware Marketplace is, then we talk about why VMware customers should use it. Spoiler Alert: Its easy and you can deploy directly to VMware Cloud Director or VMware Cloud! We then discuss growth of VMware Marketplace (over 2300 solutions!), and then discuss how and why VMware Partners would want to use it. For more information, check out http://marketplace.cloud.vmware.com. If you’re a VMware Partner and want to get involved, drop us a line at VMwareMarketplace@VMware.com
Learn what it takes for an organization to move from a traditional product mindset to a SaaS mindset and how that move promoted a business transformation throughout the entire organization. Listen as Roopa Raj, VMware VP and Head of IT, APJ shares how we changed ways of working in line with a SaaS mindset and how VMware IT enables seamless customer, partner, and colleague experiences. This is the second in a 15-part series on digital transformation at VMware. Check back for new episodes.
In this 4-minute version, VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram and IDC President Crawford Del Prete explore multi-cloud and edge tech trends.
Listen to Raghu Raghuram, VMware CEO, and Crawford Del Prete, IDC President, tackle digital resiliency, the workforce of the future, and the next big tech trends, like multi-cloud and edge.
The retail industry has just been through one of the most tumultuous years in its history. Across the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced retailers to adapt to an extraordinary set of trading conditions. What lessons were learned? How will the experiences of 2020 equip the industry to face the challenges of a post-COVID-19 world?
Have you ever wondered how digital transformation can help revolutionize your business? Well, here’s your chance to find out! Listen asVMware technology leaders share their digital transformation roadmap and goals for the organization, along with the challenges and lessons learned on our own journey.
On today’s show, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso talk with David Gehringer. David is a co-founder of Dimensional Research, a well-known market research firm that specializes in understanding the trends affecting the technology landscape. David has recently completed a major research study for VMware focused on understanding where organizations are in specific app dev and IT operational practices related to multi-cloud usage. On the show, David highlights some of the more noteworthy findings around eight critical areas of IT practice that correlates strongly with the ability of organizations to be successful in their multi-cloud efforts
Announcing VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts Availability- Bringing VMware Cloud's agility and innovation to your data center. In this episode, VMware experts will talk about what is this service, key use cases, what are key differentiators as compared to other options, what's under the hood, order flow process and much more.
For further questions, reach out to: vmc_outposts@vmware.com
Check out: - Announcement blog: https://blogs.vmware.com/cloud/2021/10/05/announcing-availability-of-vmware-cloud-on-aws-outposts/ - Website: https://www.vmware.com/products/vmc-on-aws/outposts.html - Order flow demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhzmTsQzD7c - Watch VMworld sessions: i. Overview session: MCL3222: https://myevents.vmware.com/widget/vmware/vmworld2021/catalog?search=MCL3222 11. Technical deep dive session: VI1396: https://myevents.vmware.com/widget/vmware/vmworld2021/catalog?search=VI1396
In this episode, VMware experts talked about our newly achieved FedRAMP High Authorization for VMware Cloud on AWS GovCloud (US) and what it means for VMware and our public sector customers. We also shared an overview of VMware Cloud on AWS GovCloud (US) service, use cases we’ve seen from Fed and SLED organizations, and the work we have done with our partners.
Notes: - Website: https://www.vmware.com/products/vmc-on-aws/govcloud.html for more product information - Email to: Cloud-economics@vmware.com for an ROI analysis on VMware Cloud on AWS GovCloud - Support: 24x7 U.S. Federal SaaS Production Support number 1-877-869-2730
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On today’s multi-cloud podcast, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso talk with Jeff Eberhard, a solution architect for Oracle Cloud VMware Solution. Jeff has been on the show before when he was a solution architect at VMware focused on VMware Cloud on AWS. Since that time Jeff has joined Oracle and now is helping our joint customers build out their hybrid cloud using the best of both VMware and Oracle. On the show, we discuss the most common use cases that are driving customers to adopt VMware on Oracle. We also look at some of the differences in how organizations approach their hybrid cloud needs and what are some of the key technical differentiators that the Oracle Cloud VMware Solution brings to the marketplace…
Jimmy Chunga is talking with vRealize Automation’s Technical Marketing Director Chris McClanahan about what VMware Cloud really is vs. private, hybrid, and public clouds. They also talk about how vRealize Automation makes automating this vast environment easy through a unified cloud operating model.
To learn more about the VMware Cloud operating model visit: https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/01/the-cloud-operating-model.html
To learn more about vRealize Automation, visit: https://www.vmware.com/products/vrealize-automation/media.html
In this episode, the VMware Events team will talk about what they are preparing for VMworld 2021. Stay tuned and register for VMworld 2021 here: https://www.vmware.com/vmworld/en/ind...
Hear what the community has in store for VMworld 2021. Register for free: https://bit.ly/35u4uXL
Podcast #564 - vSphere Mobile Client - Access vSphere Anytime, Anywhere, Any Device with Sivakarthi S - Senior Member of Technical Staff, Tihomir Mateev - Staff 1CPBU Client & Manikandan A - Manikandan A Engineering Manager User Interface
Learn more here: https://blogs.vmware.com/code/2021/05/28/vsphere-mobile-client-access-vsphere-anytime-anywhere-any-device/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=vsphere-mobile-client-access-vsphere-anytime-anywhere-any-device
VMware CMTY Podcast #563 - HCX 4.0 – what’s new? w/ Christopher Dooks To learn more: https://www.chrisdooks.com/2021/ Hear what the community has in store for VMworld 2021. Register for free: https://bit.ly/35u4uXL
on today’s multi-cloud podcast, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso sit down with Mandy Storbakken to discuss DevOps and its relationship to Cloud Management. Mandy is a VMware Technology Evangelist with a primary focus on Multi-Cloud Management. The podcast starts with a discussion of what makes the “Ops” part of DevOps so much different than what people think about when they think about more traditional IT Ops. The discussion also addressed how you can assess whether your DevOps program is hitting the mark in terms of adding value to your organization. Finally, the final part of the show focused on understanding the requirements that an effective cloud management solution must address in order to support DevOps across the application development lifecycle.
In this podcast episode, learn about a recently announced VMware NSX Advanced Firewall add-on for VMware Cloud on AWS. VMware experts will talk about key capabilities of this add-on, what's in it for customers from security point of view, when do customers need it, how to get it and more.
- Learn mode: Blog: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2021/06/17/vmware-nsx-advanced-firewall-vmware-cloud-aws/
- Web page: https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx-advanced-firewall-for-vmc.html
In this episode, we talk with Sehjung Hah, Product Marketing lead for vRealize Network Insight on why management tools are necessary when moving to the cloud, and how vRealize Network Insight can give you vital information on your network flows that can save you time and money.
Try the Hands on Lab for vRealize Network Insight and try application discovery as a first step: https://www.vmware.com/go/try-vrni-hol
There is a 30 day trial of vRealize Network Insight here: vRealize Network Insight (vRNI) | Network Monitoring Tool: https://www.vmware.com/products/vrealize-network-insight.html
Other items mentioned in the podcast - eBook: Plan for Cloud Migrations with VMware vRealize Network Insight: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/vmware-white-paper-plan-for-cloud-migration.pdf - Migration advice: Migrating Existing Apps to the Cloud? 5 Key Network Considerations: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/datasheet/products/vmw-migrating-apps-with-vrni.pdf - Migration tools(The Fling script): Integrating vRealize Network Insight with VMware HCX: https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/09/integrating-vrealize-network-insight-with-vmware-hcx.html
In this episode, we explore how customers are using VMware Cloud and vRealize solutions to extend their data center capacity. We’ll be talking with Sr. Product Marketing Manager, David Pham, who will tell us about what our vRealize Cloud Management suite can do for you, and he shares some data on the kinds of improvements we’ve seen, based on 3rd party research.
- e-Book: Realize Your Journey to the Cloud: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/vrealize-operations/vmware_vmc_cloud_journey_vrealize_cloud_mgmt.pdf
- infographic: Unified Visibility Across Clouds: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/vmware-unified-visibility-across-clouds-with-vrealize-operations.pdf
- Forrester Paper: https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/learn/en/amer/fy20/pdf/50702_20Q1_The-Forrester-Total-Economic-Impact-VMware-vRealize-Intelligent-Operations_April2019.pdf
Jimmy Chunga is talking with vRealize Automation’s Technical Marketing Director Chris McClanahan about the different types of infrastructure pipelines and why they’re so important. They also take some time to discuss the incredible features of VMware Code Stream!
To learn more about vRealize Automation, visit: https://www.vmware.com/products/vrealize-automation/media.html
In this podcast episode, learn about how to perform hybrid cloud management with vRealize Cloud Management solutions. VMware experts have talked about what exactly is vRealize Cloud Management product portfolio, key use cases where customers want to use it, benefits to the customers, subscription options to use these management solutions and much more.
Learn more: - Website: https://www.vmware.com/products/vrealize-cloud-management.html - Hands on Lab for vRealize Cloud Management with VMware Cloud on AWS: https://my.vmware.com/en/web/vmware/evalcenter?p=vrcm-hol-gs-21 - Step by step guidance: https://pathfinder.vmware.com/path/managing_hybrid_cloud_vrcm_vmc_aws?src=WWW_us_VMW_pbqlGdUYsc8xkJ7VEDQC∫_cid=7012H000001KVL6
This podcast will give you a short overview on VMware’s Cloud Economics, and how you can get a VMware Cloud TCO report for your environment. We’ll cover common blindspots customer have when looking at VMware Cloud, how you can use the TCO model to overcome them.
In short, if you think the cloud is too expensive, call us, we can help.
Mentioned in this podcast: The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GI6S7EK/ The IDC Business Value Paper: https://www.vmware.com/learn/332411_REG.html The Forrester Total Economic Impact paper: http://vmware.com/go/ForresterVMC Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7294zc2gzu323u3/Cloud%20Economics101.external.podcast.pdf?dl=0
Please direct any questions to vmc-econ-submission@vmware.com, and we’ll be happy to answer them.
We’re talking about the different types of cloud resources that can be deployed in vRealize Automation. Such as on-prem, VMware Cloud or your flavor of hyper-scaler, and native public cloud resources like S3 for AWS or Azure SQL services. Listen now to learn more!
VMware Cloud Universal is a flexible subscription that simplifies the purchase and consumption of VMware multi-cloud infrastructure and management services across the data center, edge or public cloud. In this podcast, learn more about VMware Cloud Universal program, its key features, what are the benefits to the customer and what are some of the key use cases etc.
If you have any further questions, please send out an email to vmcuniversal@vmware.com
Website: https://www.vmware.com/products/cloud-universal.html
Check out this podcast episode to learn about key capabilities of VMware Cloud on AWS that provide resilient and highly available infrastructure to customers. VMware experts have talked about how VMware Cloud on AWS handles infrastructure failures, AWS regional failures and much more
To learn more, here are some more resources for you: - White paper and infographic: https://via.vmware.com/availability - Blog: https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2020/11/23/availability-within-vmware-cloud-on-aws/ - Technical resources:https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/
In this podcast episode, VMware experts have discussed about what is PCI compliance, how VMware Cloud on AWS PCI compliant SDDC is different from standard SDDC, how is it managed, what are the benefits, how to setup PCI SDDC, what are the key use cases for PCI compliant SDDC and more
Blog: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2021/04/05/introducing-pci-compliance-vmware-cloud-aws/ VMC trust center: https://cloud.vmware.com/trust-center VMC documentation: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Cloud-on-AWS/services/com.vmware.vmc-aws-operations/GUID-B5450F1F-C5E5-4CB4-B4A1-04121BDDD1AF.html
VMware CMTY Podcast #549 - VMware Cloud Foundation Subscription And Cloud Universal with Rick Walsworth
On this Multi-cloud podcast edition, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso sit down with Lee Caswell, a VP of VMware’s Cloud Platform Business Unit. Lee and the rest of the executive team for this business unit are responsible for VMware Cloud Foundation, a complete cloud stack (compute, storage, networking and management) that runs in the data center, on the edge, on thousands of managed service provider partner environments and now on the hyper-scaler cloud environments of AWS, Azure, Google, IBM, Oracle and Alibaba. Our discussion with Lee was far ranging. Lee started the discussion by recapping some interesting viewpoints on this topic from industry luminaries like Satya Nadella of Microsoft, and Pat Gelsinger, VMware’s former CEO. Lee also gives his own view of where he sees the state of the cloud marketplace. After this, Lee gave us a tour of some of the innovations that VMware has brought to the market in the past few years starting with project Pacific which rearchitected vSphere and introduced support for Kubernetes and containers. We also discussed project Monterrey which is focused on continuing that re-architecture effort by focusing on optimizing VMware Cloud Foundation to take advantage of hardware innovations including the advent of Smart NICs and the continuous innovation GPU chip design and performance.
On this episode of the VMware Multi-Cloud podcast, we take a look at VMware’s new Cloud-Ready Framework. Our guests are John Maronne and William Lam. John is a Senior Manager leads a team of Solution Architects focused on helping customer architect multi-cloud environments based on VMware Cloud. William is Senior Staff Solution Architect and part of VMware’s Cloud Solutions Business Unit where he focuses on providing expert guidance to customers on VMware Cloud also works with VMware R&D to continuously improve the capabilities of our cloud offerings. On the show, we discussed a new program that they are driving intended to provide rich architectural guidance to organizations struggling with multi-cloud challenges. Unlike hyper-scaler frameworks that only focus on the use of their own public cloud, the new VMware Cloud Ready Framework looks at architectural considerations that span designing, deploying and running a cloud that includes the data center and any combination of off-premises environments including edge, managed service provider-hosted clouds and the hyper-scaler clouds of AWS, Azure, Google, Oracle, IBM and Alibaba.
Welcome to the first episode of the vRealize Automation Ask An Expert Podcast! Our first episode welcomes vRealize Automation Technical Marketing Manager, Chris McClanahan. He’s going to give us a brief history and overview of vRealize Automation. He’ll also talk with show host Jimmy Chunga about setting up a multi-cloud environment and using powerful open-source tools like Salt. Additionally, they’ll discuss how vRealize Automation differs from other automation platforms. Is vRealize a DevOps platform? What about SecOps? Is it difficult to implement? Listen now to find out!
To learn more about this episode:
Setting Up a Multi-Cloud Platform
Using Open Source Tools In vRealize Automation
vRealize Automation Website
On this Episode of the VMware CMTY Podcast, Host Eric Nielsen -Sr Director, Community and Social Marketing and Co-hostMatt Langguth, Technical Account Manager chat with Guest Kendrick Coleman - Sr. Technical Product Line Manager to talk about Running Kubernetes For Free.Tun in and enjoy the show!
CMTY Podcast #546 - VMware Carbon Black- Agentless Protection for vSphere Workloads w/ Michael Rebmann Twitter: @_michaelrebmann lEARN MORE HERE:? https://www.cloud13.ch/2020/11/26/vmware-carbon-black-cloud-workload-agentless-protection-for-vsphere-workloads/
On our most recent multi-cloud podcast we talk with Harmen Vander Linde. Harmen is a Senior Director in VMware’s Office of the CTO where he heads up the Cloud Data Platforms Team. One of the areas where Harmen and his team have been focused recently is the development of a new “Observability Framework”. We started our discussion by looking at the roots of this new discipline. Observability has evolved from IT infrastructure and application monitoring. Tech innovation in the areas of public cloud computing; modern apps based on containers and micro-services and the need to satisfy the need of DevOps teams looking to troubleshoot these apps has given rise to the need for something beyond traditional monitoring. Harmen then walked us through a new observability framework that he and his pan VMware team have created to address observability needs. We finished our session with a recap of the current state of observability as well as what app and IT professionals can expect in the future.
CMTY Podcast #543 - New Horizon SaaS Offerings - What is New with VMware EUC with Sachin Sharma
CMTY Podcast # 544 -VMware Cloud & Modern Apps Event Launching W/ Mike Hulme- by VMware Podcasts
In this episode, our guest Marc Huppert - Senior Consultant - Consulting Services - Dynamic Datacenter will introduce us to the HomeLab Stage XLV, share his career journey, guide us through the path t all certificates listed below and share with us his passion for VMware and VMware Community.
If you want to give him a follow and interact directly, his Twitter handle is: @MarcHuppert
Some of Marc's certifications are: VMware Certified Design Expert ( VCDX ) VMware Certified Instructor ( VCI ) VMware vExpert ( 2012-2020 ) VMware vExpert vSAN VMware vExpert NSX VMware vExpert EUC
To learn more: https://vcdx181.com/homelab-stage-l-100gbe/ https://vcdx181.com/homelab-stage-xlv-new-monster-workstation/
In this episode, VMware experts talked about latest DRaaS offering from VMware- VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery. They have covered key use cases of this solution, key challenges customers face while trying to build DR solution and how VCDR helps them resolve these challenges, business needs of customers that VCDR tries to solve, some of the latest capabilities of this service, key differentiators of the service, market interest in DR portfolio and much more
- Website: https://cloud.vmware.com/cloud-disaster-recovery
- Blog: Announcing VCDR: https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2020/09/29/announcing-vmware-cloud-disaster-recovery/
- Blog: What's New with VCDR: https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2021/01/22/draas-goodness-to-start-the-new-year/
- On-demand sessions on VCDR from Tech Field Day 22: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2020/12/01/tech-field-day-22-delivering-demand-easy-use-disaster-recovery-service-solution-cloud-economics/
In this episode, VMware experts have talked about some of the recently announced enhanced migration capabilities of VMware HCX such asReplication Assisted vMotion (RAV),Mobility Optimized Networking (MON),Mobility groups and integration with VMware vRealize Network Insight (vRNI),Application Path Resiliency and TCP Flow Conditioning.
In this episode, our guest Raymond de Jong I will describe a new feature where NSX-T 3.1 and later supports Inter TEP communication within the same host. Edge TEP IP can be on the same subnet and VLAN as the local hypervisor TEPs. This is beneficial for collapsed cluster topologies where Edge Node VMs are running on vSphere Hosts which are configured for NSX-T, as Transport Nodes. There are a lot of topologies where there is a collapsed Compute & Edge or Management & Edge Clusters where this feature is beneficial. If you would like to make any further questions for our guest please reach out on our community email communitygroup@vmware.com or to our guest on Twitter @dejongraymond
Our guest on today’s VMware Multi-Cloud Podcast is Jad El-Zein. Jad is a Technology Director in VMware's Cloud Management Office of the CTO with nearly two and a half decades of experience in IT. Jad’s background includes over a decade long tenure with Lockheed Martin where he was a customer of VMware. He and has spent much of the last decade at VMware focused on multi-cloud management and data center automation. Our interview of Jad focused on understanding how machine learning is now becoming an integral part IT operations management. Jad helped Eric and I understand how VMware vRealize is leveraging the concept of a “digital twin” to continuously simulate the behavior of any IT environment, simulating potentially millions of adjustments. vRealize can then automatically implement those actions that have the most impact on improving the overall performance of the environment.
We’ve all had our worlds turned upside down in 2020 but as we begin to shift to a new normal, what are the long-term impacts to the way different industries actually work? For many in the financial services sector, the enforced shift to remote workin… We’ve all had our worlds turned upside down in 2020 but as we begin to shift to a new normal, what are the long-term impacts to the way different industries actually work? For many in the financial services sector, the enforced shift to remote working has accelerated what were previously trends on the horizon. In our latest episode, two of VMware’s leading experts on digital workspaces, Spencer Pitts and Guru Venkatachalam, talk about how banks and other FS providers are keeping their workforces online, and what they’re seeing from FS customers in Europe and Asia.
In episode 9 of the podcast, Matthew and Brian are joined by VMware’s CTO, Greg Lavender for a fascinating conversation about everything he’s learned in making the switch from customer side to customer advocate. Greg offers great insight into what he’s hearing from FS organizations today and advice on what he would do differently if he worked for a bank again.
Through necessity, the Financial Services sector is one of the most secure in the world; it’s also one of the most targeted by sophisticated cybercriminals (or adversaries). In our latest episode, one of the world’s leading cybersecurity experts, Tom Kellermann, talks with us about how the threat has gone from bank heist to hostage situation, and what financial service providers can do to combat it.
Is sustainability shaking off its CSR/tick box origins and taking its place as a true differentiator and innovator? To find out, Matthew and Brian are joined by Nicola Acutt, VMware’s Vice President for Sustainability, in the latest episode of Don’t Break the Bank. Nicola shared some fascinating insights and relates them to VMware’s own route to sustainability – extremely pertinent when more FS providers are aspiring to be technology companies with banking licenses.
In this episode, Matthew and Brian are joined by Enrico Boverino. The three compare notes on the missed opportunities they’ve experienced on both the vendor and buy-side of the financial services industry and look at how differing priorities affect how they make and manage change.
In this episode, Matthew and Brian speak with Martin Eves, director for Cloud Foundation in EMEA at VMware, all about how enterprises within the financial services industry are rising to the challenges of technology evolution.
Recorded on March 24, 2020, Matthew O’Neill, Brian Hayes, and Rory Choudhuri discuss business continuity during a global pandemic and the challenges financial services organizations face when undertaking this radical shift to remote working.
It doesn’t matter what bank you work for, or where you are in the world, there’s one thing that unites all IT decision-makers at banks – cybersecurity. In this episode, Matthew chats to Scott McKinnon, Business Solutions Architect at VMware, talk about how the threats banks face are changing, what that means for the security they put in place, and the implications if they get it wrong.
Our guest on today’s VMware Multi-Cloud podcast is Cody Carlson. Cody is Senior Solution Architect working within VMware’s Global Customer Support Organization. Unlike many of our guests who work with customers before they deploy a solution based on VMware, Cody most often works with customers after they have deployed their solution and have run into some level of difficulty with the way they architected it. Recently Cody has been spending a lot of time with Terraform by HashiCorp. Terraform is fast becoming one of the most used tools for automating the provisioning of infrastructure in the cloud. On the podcast, Cody gives us a quick tutorial on Infrastructure as Code or IaC and then goes on to discuss the reasons Terraform has become so attractive to teams that have to build and deploy infrastructure stacks across multi-cloud environments. We wrap up talking about how teams can use vRealize Automation alongside of Terraform to create a much richer set of capabilities then either product can deliver on its own
In this podcast, we will look at how VMware is optimizing and expanding the capabilities of vSphere to support modern applications such as event streaming and machine learning platforms. Justin Murray works as a Technical Marketing Architect at VMware. Justin creates technical material and guidance for VMware customers and the VMware field organization to promote the virtualization of modern applications on VMware's vSphere platform. Justin also works closely with VMware's partner ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) to ensure their products work well on vSphere.
VMware HCX helps customers seamlessly migrate their workloads to VMware Cloud on AWS in fast and cost-effective manner. With the recent release of VMware HCX, it provides some enhanced features as a part of VMware Cloud on AWS. With these new features, customers can perform large scale live migrations into the cloud, plan and schedule migration waves, and fine-tune mobility traffic with ease. In this episode, learn more about these new features from our product expert.
Blog: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2020/11/02/announcing-availability-of-enhanced-vmware-hcx-capabilities-in-vmware-cloud-on-aws/ VMware HCX User Guide: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-HCX/index.html
Spencer Pitts, Chief Technologist for EUC in EMEA for VMware, joins Matthew to chat all things End User Computing. They discuss how banks and other financial service providers are transforming the way they work, the implications and the steps they take to overcome those obstacles.
In this episode Matthew O'Neill, Industry Managing Director within the Advanced Technology Group inside VMware’s Office of the CTO (OCTO), is joined by Joe Baguley, CTO for EMEA at VMware, to discuss everything from mainframes to applications, the state of IT to the existence of cash.
Because digital is now the only experience customers can have with many businesses, application modernization is more important than ever. As ‘shelter in place’ and other restrictions redefine commerce in our economy, how can technology leaders quickly evolve application portfolios now to create more valuable customer and employee experiences that resonate in the future? Listen to this hallway-style conversation between APJ CTO Bruce Davie and Principal Architect Roman Tarnavski of VMware, about the complexities of modernizing apps at scale—from how to communicate business value and attract developer talent to choosing open-source software and setting metrics.
The COVID-19 global pandemic has completely changed how we're living our lives. While some organizations were prepared for the dramatic shifts in the needs of the market and their workforce, many were not. The ripple effects that will be felt by these events are impossible to predict and technology leaders are grappling with problems they cannot even define. We brought together Paul Green, CIO of Angel MedFlight, a medical emergency aviation company, and Bask Iyer, CIO and CDTO of VMware to discuss their perspectives on the effects that the crisis is having on business from a technology leadership as well as a human perspective.
The CIO's world is changing fast. In five years, chief information officers (CIOs) will have new responsibilities in the C-suite and across the enterprise, extending their strategic influence over product development, marketing, human resources, the supply chain and more. In this episode, we talk with Will Thompson, VP Thought Leadership at Forbes Media, to explore how technology leaders can navigate their way through the next 2,000 days.
The CIO's world is changing fast. In five years, chief information officers (CIOs) will have new responsibilities in the C-suite and across the enterprise, extending their strategic influence over product development, marketing, human resources, the supply chain and more. In this episode, we talk with Will Thompson, VP Thought Leadership at Forbes Media, to explore how technology leaders can navigate their way through the next 2,000 days.
In this episode, we sit down with Bask Iyer, VMware CIO, and Chief Digital Transformation Officer to discuss his views on the techniques that technology leaders are using to become customer-obsessed. In this conversation, Bask talks about the responsibilities and opportunities that the CIO has regarding the customer experience as well as fundamental topics like key distinctions that need to be made between internal and external customers.
The guests on this podcast include Martin Hosken and John Marrone. Martin is a Chief Technologist for VMware Cloud Services and John leads a solution architect team chartered with helping customers build and run multi-cloud environments across the data center, the edge, managed service providers, and public clouds such as AWS, Azure and Google. On this podcast, David and Eric talk with Martin and John about multi-cloud reference architectures that they are creating. John’s team has created 9 reference architectures that help customers create hybrid clouds using VMware Cloud Foundation technologies on-premise and on AWS. His team is now working on expanding this work to also cover Azure and Google. Martin has written two detailed technical guides (reference architectures and best practices) that highlight how to effectively deploy VMware technologies in a Managed Service Provider and also on AWS. Much of the work in both of these guides are directly applicable to private cloud scenarios as well
In episode 2 of the Faster to the Future podcast, industry analyst Maribel Lopez joins VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger. They discuss the business, culture and digital transformation needed to support the massive shift to remote work brought on by the pandemic.
In the first episode of the Faster to the Future podcast, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger and IDC's Matt Eastwood have a candid conversation about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and how the technology industry is transforming to support new business and customer needs.
In this episode, VMware experts have talked about the vSphere Mobile Client that enables administrators to monitor and manage vSphere infrastructure directly from any mobile device. Also, check out the live demo in this episode to learn more.
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As hybrid clouds are scaling, the need for a comprehensive automation framework becomes more pressing than ever. However, automation is such a broad area that can get intimidating for our VMware Cloud on AWS operators. In this podcast, Bill Roth is joined by the vRealize Automation Cloud product team to break down automation and discuss how the new "quick cloud automation setup" feature makes automation for VMware Cloud on AWS as easy as pie.
Resources to learn more: - VMware vRealize Automation Cloud website:https://cloud.vmware.com/vmware-vrealize-automation-cloud -Quick setup documentation: https://bit.ly/3l8M1WL -Blog: Introducing vRealize Automation Cloud Add-On for VMware Cloud on AWS customers!: https://bit.ly/3l4VjmC
Guests: Rob Ruelas, VP and Head of End User Computing Americas Sales and John Drummond, Sr. Director, Information Systems
VMware IT partners with all parts of the business, including R&D, to deploy VMware products in our environments, and with Sales to share our product deployment journey with Customers.
On this VMware CMTY Podcast edition, Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities, and Co-Host Matt Langguth influencer Manager - Web Mktg will chat Bob Plunker Sr Technical Marketing Architect - CPBU to talk about vSphere 2020 Launch Teaser & More.
12:00 - 12:05 News and Announcements 12:05 - 12:10 Nick Howel 12:10 - 12:30 Introduction to Discord, why/how 12:30 - 12:50 VMworld and Discord with Orbital Jigsaw 12:50 - 1:55 Call for help and join on Discord 12:55 - 1:00 vBarbecue Report
In this episode, VMware experts have talked about key licensing changes announced by Microsoft on Oct 1 2019 and why it’s important for VMware Cloud on AWS. They have shared information about the impact of Windows Server licensing and SQL Server licensing changes on VMware Cloud on AWS, what are VMware responses to these changes, and what is the impact from the TCO standpoint.
Items mentioned in the podcast: - Alias for Microsoft Questions on VMC: vmc-microsoft-ext {at} vmware.com - Link to Microsoft Licensing on VMware Cloud resources: http://cloud.vmware.com/microsoft-licensing/ - Link to Original Microsoft on VMC on AWS blog: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2020/02/10/licensing-microsoft-products-windows-server-microsoft-sql-server-vmware-cloud-aws-new-paradigm/ - Link to a new whitepaper from Directions on Microsoft: https://bit.ly/2EpiQ1Q
Note: The participants on this podcast are neither lawyers nor accountants. Seek advice from appropriate professionals at your organization on all things related to Microsoft and related contracts.
Thinking of automating your IT infrastructure operations for VMware Cloud on AWS? In this episode, VMware experts have talked about how you can approach Automation for VMware Cloud on AWS. They have talked about some of the key automation features and capabilities such as Infrastructure as Code, APIs, PowerCLI, SDKs, Next-gen Developer Experience and much more. They have also shared some of the great learning resources on Automation available on VMware Cloud Techzone
Resources:
Technical Resources: VMware Cloud on TechZone: Automation: https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/automation-vmware-cloud-aws
Blog: Next Generation Developer Experience: New API Documentation: https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2020/07/16/next-generation-developer-experience-new-api-documentation/
Blog: VMware Cloud on AWS: Part 1- Resource Digest about Automation:https://cloud.vmware.com/community/2020/02/18/vmware-cloud-aws-automation-part-1-resource-digest-automation/
VMware Cloud on AWS API Reference:https://developer.vmware.com/docs/vmc/latest/
5-minute demo of PyVMC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60Y2qh9JE0Y&list=PL486GbPF6GQAcxFBSfAP0eeOppZaIqF5i
On this Multi-Cloud Podcast edition, Kit Colbert, CTO for VMware’s Cloud Business Unit talks with us about how an organization’s application modernization strategies interact with their multi-cloud use needs. He also addresses how VMware’s unique approach to delivering a multi-cloud architecture addresses the need of organizations to have access to the innovative cloud services from hyper-scaler cloud providers and a simplified cross-cloud operating model.
On this CMTY Podcast edition, our guests Guest: Leanne Jones, Senior Content Architect Hands Onn Labs, VMware and Sandy Visoso, Content Architect, Hands-On-Labs, VMware will chat with us about 12:10 -
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While running business-critical applications in the cloud, cloud services need to meet some of the key requirements. In this episode, VMware experts have talked about how VMware Cloud on AWS helps customers run their Business Critical Applications- specifically Oracle workloads in the cloud. They have also talked about the new strategic partnership with Oracle, key use cases and Oracle solutions that customers can run on VMware Cloud on AWS, licensing costs involved and much more.
In this VMware. Multi-Cloud Podcast episode, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso talk with Venky Despande. Venky is a Product Manager for VMware NSX with more than 20 years of experience working with networking and security technologies. Together we take a tour of VMware NSX to see how it relates to architecting a multi-cloud environment. In the podcast, we start by taking a look at the role of VMware NSX in improving operations within the data center. NSX provides capabilities that improve network operations in multiple areas; from network connectivity, to load balancing, through firewalls. We extend the discussion to see how NSX addresses the same domains in a hybrid cloud scenario. Having a single control plane across multiple clouds makes it far easier for organizations to accomplish cross-cloud networking related connectivity and security use cases…
Join experts from VMware Cloud Technical Account Management team to learn more about what is VMware Cloud TAM Program, the products/services VMware Cloud TAM covers, how they can help customers get onboarded onto the service and help them see better business outcomes and how can customers take advantage of this program.
Today, businesses want to deliver modern digital experiences to their customers in order to compete in this digital transformation era. In line with that, customers want to modernize their applications after migrating those to VMware Cloud on AWS. In this episode, Aarthi Raju, Principal Solutions Architect at Amazon talks about how you can integrate your applications running in VMware Cloud on AWS with 175+ native AWS services.
Richard Seroter leads technical marketing for VMware’s Modern Applications Business Unit, Marketing at Pivotal, a 12-time Microsoft MVP for cloud, an instructor for developer-centric training company Pluralsight, the lead InfoQ.com editor for cloud computing, and author of multiple books on application integration strategies. As VP of Product Marketing at Pivotal, Richard heads up product, partner, customer, and technical marketing and helps customers see how to transform the way they build software. Richard maintains a regularly updated blog (seroter.wordpress.com) on topics of architecture and solution design and can be found on Twitter as @rseroter.
VMware Cloud on AWS's Customer Success team's EMEA lead talks about how customer success team is useful to customers, how they can help customersonboard quickly on VMware Cloud on AWS and what is the secret sauce to achieving excellence in this hybrid cloud journey.
In this podcast edition, Eric Nielsen and David Jasso talk with Robin Querin around the idea that there are many different ways to think about what “Cloud Is”. Robin leads VMware’s Cloud Management Technologist practice. Robin points out that many people think about cloud as if it were a destination. My cloud is AWS or Azure or Google. But as we all move into a world where one organization may be using AWS and Azure and Google; it’s more useful to return to the idea that cloud is an operating model. Thinking about cloud this way allows you to focus on building a cloud environment that can easily support operations across a multi-cloud landscape. The other big idea that organizations need to think about is the idea that cloud is personal. If you want to build a world-class cloud that addresses the needs of real people, you need focused on their needs upfront. If you put these two ideas together, the first that cloud is an operating model and second that cloud is personal; you will architect a solution that meets your cloud computing needs today and well into the future…
VMware’s cloud economists talk about the basics of cloud economics and risks and blind spots that customers might miss while moving to the cloud. They also discuss Microsoft licensing on VMware Cloud on AWS and how VMware Cloud economists can help you build the business case and estimate the true cost of moving to the VMware Cloud on AWS.
In this episode, VMware experts talk about how to setup Virtual Desktop Infrastructure in cloud with Horizon 7 on VMware Cloud on AWS. Learn the key use cases, value propositions, main differentiators of this service etc. Hear how this solution is helping businesses continue their business operations by enabling remote workforce to work from home by setting up virtual desktops in the cloud in minutes.
Support of Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Plus on VMware Cloud on AWS helps customers deploy, scale and manage containerized workloads on VMware Cloud on AWS. In this episode, we hear an overview of TKG+ on VMware Cloud on AWS, its key capabilities, technical details of these capabilities, benefits of using this service, its support mode and much more
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We discuss how VMware Cloud on AWS can help customers continue their business operations in any unplanned events where they are facing business disruptions. We cover 3 key use cases here: Enabling remote workforce using Horizon 7 on VMware Cloud on AWS, Providing on-demand infrastructure capacity with VMware Cloud on AWS, and Mitigating infrastructure risks with VMware Site Recovery
In this podcast edition, we talk with Senior Manager, VMware Cloud Solution Engineering, Jeff Eberhard about why it can be so challenging to quickly and easily move an application from the data center to the cloud. We discuss how most traditional, client-server, applications running in the data center have some form of application to infrastructure dependency that makes its likely that anyone moving an app from the data center to a hyper-scaler cloud will need to rewrite some amount of the code to make the app run as expected. Fortunately, the work that VMware is doing to make it possible to run the VMware Cloud Stack on any of the major hyper-scalers offers an answer to this problem.
We discuss about key scenarios wherein customers want to extend their data centers to cloud, typical challenges they face while extending their infrastructure to cloud, and how VMware Cloud on AWS resolves these challenges. Get a technical deep dive on some of the key features to support hybrid operations across on-premises and cloud environment.
In podcast edition, Bill Shetti and Dan Ilson talk about how to leverage a process called Continuous Verification to improve the effectiveness of CI/CD pipelines in order to reduce the amount of post-deployment work necessary to support cloud-delivered applications. Bill and Dan are part of a team of VMware Cloud Evangelist focused on building and running applications on AWS, Azure, and Google. Their team has created multiple videos, blogs and code samples highlighting how to leverage continuous verification for the purposes of ensuring that deployed applications will operate within budget, will be free of misconfigurations that can create security risks and that governance checks that validate the matching of users to environments are executed in advance of code deployment. The team leverages both VMware and a wide range of 3rd party development products as part of their continuous verification efforts.
In this episode, host Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities VMware and Co-host David Jasso, Director, VMware Cloud Services Product Marketing will interview Tom Hite, Senior Director, Professional Services Engineering Emerging Services to talk about how to leverage a data-centric framework to design modern apps that will run in multi-cloud environments. Called the Six Sevens, this framework looks at six fundamental data orchestration processes that exist in every project and seven foundational choices app dev teams will make in every project. The goal of the framework is to ensure that teams make well-reasoned and explicit decisions about the data that will be created, used, moved, stored and transformed as a result of the application being built. Making explicit decisions upfront, at the start of the project, will avoid negative and unintended consequences that could negatively impact a company’s bottom line and ruin their reputation.
I hope you will find this episode useful and learn at least one new thing. It was produced with care for you.
On podcast Edition, Host Eric Nielsen, Sr Director, Community, and Social Marketing & Co-host David Jasso, Senior Director, VMware Cloud Product Marketing interview John Harris & Timmy Carr to talk about VMware Tanzu, Containers and Kubernetes Portfolio.
Spatial Reality, how the next wave of computer interaction can help improve and increase productivity
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We learn about challenges in cloud migration, technical details of some key features and capabilities to seamlessly migrate your workloads, details around VMware HCX and how it helps in your workload migration, and tools that you can use to plan the migration
In this episode, we get an overview of the service, key use cases, customer momentum and some of the key technical features and capabilities of VMware Cloud on AWS
Thinking of migrating to the cloud and adopting a hybrid cloud path? Then you are at the right place. We will host 1:1 discussions with VMware experts about topics ranging from VMware Cloud on AWS overview, key features and capabilities, product strategy and roadmap, tech tips for cloud migration, how cloud economics work and much more.
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455 - VMworld Europe Hackathon, vExpert Party, CloudCity w/Social Team by VMware Podcasts
460 - VMware Integrated Containers, PKS and Holiday Learning w/Boskey Savla by VMware Podcasts
464 - Hands-on Labs : VMware vRealize Automation 7 w/Kimberly Delgado, by VMware Podcasts
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On this edition of VMware Community Podcast, Jonas Rosland - Open Source Community Manager for Cloud Native, interviewBoskey Savla - Product Line Marketing Manager to talk about Kubernetes.
Do you want to know everything about VMware {code} on VMworld? Stay tuned today at 12:00pm PDT time on VMWARE Community Podcast, the host Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities (@ericnipro) and Co-host Co-host John White, SE (@vJourneyman will interview @KripaSitaraman to talk about VMware {code}, you are welcome to interact and ask questions,
On podcast today, Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities VMware and his co-hosts Elsa Mayer, Blogs Program Manager, interview Adam Eckerle, Sr. Tech Marketing Manager (@eck79) to talk about vSphere v6.5 vs v6.7, what is the best structure for your business. You are welcome interack and make questions.
On our podcast today, Co-host Jonh White interview Eric Nielsen and Elsa Mayer to talk about VMworld 2018, we will give you a shout out about vBrownbag/{Code} and more,
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Join us at VMTN Community Podcast today to talk about VMware Cloud Briefing Recap & Updates with Ivan Oprencak & Sai Gopalan. Any qustion comment bellow.
On this episode, VMware’s Karen Egan (VP of global services and NSX support) explains how network virtualization can jump-start a company’s digital transformation. She also talks about business and IT silos, and why it’s so important to break them down.
On this episode, VMware’s Dom Delfino (SVP of sales for the software-defined data center) explains how ‘cloud reality’ has finally sunk in for the companies he works with—and why that’s a good thing.
A report from the Economist Intelligence Unit shows the decentralization of IT is a global disruption with regional differences.
Business users are buying and building their own tech capabilities in order to stay competitive, but it’s stressing IT teams. A regional look.
A new study from the Economist Intelligence Unit shows tech-savvy business users increasingly leverage technology to innovate.
New research from the Economist Intelligence Unit shows that technology decisions are moving to the business users.
If you’re going to put a programmer in charge of thwarting an alien invasion, it shouldn’t surprise you when he wants to use a virus. What should surprise you is how — given his near-complete absence of knowledge about alien technology… Good thing our I.T. pros know how to plug a plot hole!
If you were going to send a machine back in time to kill someone, you might want to figure out a way for it to, say, take a gun, or prevent someone from going back further, or even teach it English... Can’t be bothered? Chuck and Ravi are here to save the day! (Until the next improbable sequel).
Remember when you were a kid, and played make-believe with whatever junk you could find around the house? Now pretend you were the preeminent film director of this generation, and ran with this idea as a solution for an interplanetary phone call. Listen as our I.T. pros give an Oscar-worthy tech fix performance.
Next time you feel the need to express your individuality at work or lose a few friends on social media with your political viewpoints, remember to give a nod of thanks. Because you could always be trapped in a heavy-handed sci-fi metaphor, like the one our heroes must navigate to save a certain track-suited captain.
Before you complain how that movie was all special effects and no story, remember the time that it actually was. Like, completely fever-dream bananas — full of inexplicable neon and vindictive computers with a gladiator fetish. Come follow Chuck and Ravi through this surreal CGI journey with a wild 80’s twist!
Just to be totally clear, you can hurl a ship through hyperspace (with a mumbling carpet as a copilot), but you can’t forward an email attachment? Listen as our I.T. pros devise a workaround for the most famous plot hole in sci-fi history, and help a certain intergalactic family work through their anger issues.
Never mind that most people don’t even agree with their GPS, this guy was cool going 365 million miles into space with a narcissistic cyclops AI… Come follow Chuck and Ravi on a cleanup mission that sidesteps the laws of robotics, and rescues a captain with some serious Stockholm syndrome.
Ever wonder how they hooked up the Matrix human energy pods — considering you’d probably get more juice out of a hearing aid battery? Listen as our heroes defy this cinematic sleight of hand, and help the humans and machines finally play nice. And also put a lot of folks out of work.
Follow our IT pros through space and time as they solve tech crises in classic sci-fi films.
The Economist Intelligence Unit - The Cyber-Chasm Between the C-Suite and IT by VMware Podcasts