Scott Laningham, editor of developerWorks podcasts, talks with thought leaders in many fields, paying extra attention to the computing and software element with each focus. Past guests have included Grady Booch, Tim Berners-Lee, John "Maddog" Hall, Tim O'Reilly, Rod Smith, Irving Wladawsky-Berger, and Carol Jones. Hear today's thinkers talk about the technology ideas of today and tomorrow. Find this series in the table below.
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platform of choice for modern services-based infrastructures.
IBM
Rational Software Talks To You offers insights into the latest trends and products
from IBM® Rational® product experts and market thought leaders.
IBM
Linux Technology Center podcasts feature interviews with IBMers who work on various open source technologies.
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Sandy Carter's big six takeaways from IMPACT '08 Sandy Carter, IBM VP for SOA and WebSphere, joins me for a quick seven minute wrap-up on the big announcements made earlier this month at IMPACT 2008. She talks about IBM SOA leadership growth, industry viewpoint, capabilities and new offerings around business process management, new WebSphere sMash and the IBM Mashup Center, the IBM Smart SOA social network, and related services. This IMPACT press releases listing has more detail and a cool video.
Check out tomorrow's (April 30) webcast featuring IBM executives and customers laying out a roadmap for aligning business and IT for maximum impact.
InformationWeek's David Berlind talks unconferencing Tech journalist David Berlind stopped for a few minutes to chat with me at IMPACT 2008. We talked about the SOA Camp he was facilitating in conjunction with IMPACT and about the refreshing experience of unconferencing where the trappings of a traditional conference are set aside for a more interactive, peer-to-peer experience.
Scott Hebner previews RSDC 2008 Scott Hebner, Rational VP of Marketing and Strategy, gives a quick preview of this year's Rational Software Development Conference, coming June 1-5 in Orlando, Florida. Big keynotes, guest speaker William Shatner, comedian Mitch Fatel, and Grammy-winning rock band The Wallflowers top off a full lineup of more than 300 technical sessions, hands-on technical workshops, complimentary IBM certification classes, technology demonstrations and a multitude of networking opportunities. Register here!
Keynotes and interviews from IMPACT 2008 IMPACT 2008 in Las Vegas drew 6000 attendees for 5 days of keynotes, technical sessions, demos, and jams around Smart SOA. Listen to highlights in Scott's blog including keynote addresses, conversations between IBMers and beta release partners on new WebSphere sMash, individual segments with IBM execs, and more.
New Rational RFE community In this 13-minute podcast, Beth Friday, vice president of Rational's
worldwide client support, and David Salinas, developerWorks project lead for this new application, talk about what the new Rational Request For Enhancement (RFE) community is, why developers should care, why it represents a big improvement over past efforts, and developerWorks role it making it a reality.
UCLA and IBM partner on open source adventure class In this 23-minute podcast, hear about an
innovative computer science class at the University of
California at Los Angeles that offers students the
opportunity to choose an open source project
adventure focused on Web 2.0 technologies and interact with professionals from IBM
during the project. UCLA computer science professors
Paul Eggert and Jens Palsberg join IBM project lead
Gergana Markova and classroom assistant Gabe Nataneli in the discussion.
Downloads update: Lotus®
Quickr™ and developerWorks e-kits developerWorks' Robin Langford joins me for a
quick update on some new download offerings -- a 90-day trial of
Lotus
Quickr, a Web 2.0-based team-collaboration tool for sharing documents and rich media, and
developerWorks
e-kits, which deliver targeted collections of tutorials, articles, webcasts,
podcasts, and demos about a particular product, task, or role.
Java™ technology outlook from Evans Data Corp. and IBM In this 13-minute podcast, Stephanie Martin,
worldwide lead for Developer Relations, IBM Software
Group; and John Andrews, president and CEO of Evans Data Corp
talk about the state of the adoption of the
Java
programming language worldwide, how Java technology stacks up against other
languages and platforms, what IBM is hearing from the
Java community, and what lies ahead for Java technology.
SXSW roundup with David Salinas developerWorks software engineer David Salinas
attended his third consecutive South by Southwest (SXSW) conference in
Austin last week and shares his thoughts on the week
and on the growth of the popular interactive technology track.
Paul Reiners on dynamic programming and sequence alignment IBM software engineer and musician Paul Reiners
previews his featured article on Dynamic
programming and sequence alignment, looking at how computer science aids molecular biology.
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Sandy Carter's big six takeaways from IMPACT '08
InformationWeek's David Berlind talks unconferencing
Scott Hebner previews RSDC 2008
New Rational RFE community
UCLA and IBM partner on open source adventure class
Downloads update: Lotus®
Quickr™ and developerWorks e-kits
Java™ technology outlook from Evans Data Corp. and IBM
Paul Reiners on dynamic programming and sequence alignment
