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Jai has dedicated her entire career to managing and building technical products from a non-technical perspective. She’s an AWS product maven and an Agile pro who's spent over a decade partnering with like-minded practitioners to introduce CI/CD practices, cloud-native solutions, and deliver products that drive developers further up the value line. Jai leads the product practice in Global Digital Services, where customer point of view and the developer experience are everything—yet she still wants to be an astronaut.
Connect with Jai: LinkedIn
Liberty Mutual
Punky Brewster
John Cutler
Jai’s Playlist: Bonnaroo 2021, Joan Jett
Leah Cunningham is a technology professional with over twenty years of experience building, leading, and coaching teams to maximize value, delivery, and quality. She joins Ryan Shriver for EP 21. They cover chaos engineering, the benefits of task conflict, best practices for managing teams, acknowledging fallibility in leadership roles, the importance of playing > planning, and so much more.
Connect with Leah: LinkedIn
Verica
Chaos Engineering
Casey Rosenthal
Accelerate, Nicole Forsgren Ph.D., Jez Humble, and Gene Kim
Mob Programming, Woody Zuill
Semantic Diffusion, Martin Fowler
Revenge of the PMO, Marty Cagan
Spaghetti Tower Marshmallow Challenge
The Electric Fetus, Minneapolis MN
Leah’s soundtrack: Grant Green, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Trampled by Turtles
Is it possible to switch to The Cloud, in a way that is cost-effective and efficient? Wes North helps businesses evaluate risks and leverage their automated potential. In his interview with Ryan Shriver, he dives into this question and the future of technology operations— plus so much more!
Connect with Wes: LinkedIn, Twitter
Cornerstone
Gene Kim – IT Revolution
Systems Thinking: Managing Chaos and Complexity
Terraform: IaC at Enterprise Scale
Azure: IaC at Enterprise Scale
AWS CloudFormation: IaC at Enterprise Scale
Tom Illmensee is a product strategist, UX designer and researcher, startup coach, entrepreneur, music-maker, improviser, truth-seeker, and community organizer based in Richmond, VA. He is a Principal Product Strategist at Philosophie, a digital innovation studio, and Co-Founder and CEO of Orbital Music Park, an inclusive community and creative space for music-makers.
Tom joins Ryan Shriver for Bounded Context EP 19 and sheds light on the question, how do we honor our time with others?
Connect with Tom: Website, LinkedIn, Twitter
Song X Studio
Orbital Music Park
Philosophie Group Inc.
Welcome to the Universe, Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Practicing Stoic, Ward Farnsworth
Fail, Fail Again, Fail Better, Pema Chödrön
Pocket Change, Nate Smith
Mandolin U Srinivas
Prince
Will the term “serverless” last? David Anderson joins Ryan Shriver for Episode 18 of Bounded Context to unpack this question and many more. If you’re curious about the Serverless First mindset or cutting costs on your digital journey, this interview is for you!
Connect with David: LinkedIn, Website, Twitter
Notes
Wardley Mapping
Domain Driven Design
Pioneers, Settlers, Time-Planners
Team Typologies
Kent Beck, 3X Model: Explore, Expand, Extract
The Secrets of Consulting, Gerald Weinburg
Marty Cagan
Mary Poppendieck
Chaos Community
Nick Tune is all about prioritizing outcomes and elevating the product mindset. He joins Ryan Shriver to unpack building autonomous teams and building the RIGHT thing VS. building the thing RIGHT.
Connect with Nick Tune:
LinkedIn, Website, Blog, Talks, Twitter
Notes:
LeanUX, Jeff Gothelf
Inspired, Marty Cagan
Eric Evans
Ida Pierce is a lifelong designer, creative problem-solver, and currently the Process and Solutions Manager at Markel’s Finance Organization. She joins Ryan Shriver to share how Design Thinking shapes her ability to connect, direct, and contribute to problem-solving. They cover empathy and assumption mapping, talent design, fair and inclusive hiring processes, and designing products and processes for good.
Episode Notes:
OpenIDEO – Richmond Chapter
The Read Center
Wonderbolt Labs
VA HBCU's
When They Call You a Terrorist, Patrisse Khan-Cullors
Understand Design Thinking in Under 5 Minutes
Bounded Context
Productivity Engineering is at the forefront of the DevOps movement, resembling "bounded context" principles — assess the problem, identify the end-goal, gain alignment, build a framework for how to get there, and push individual teams towards objectives quickly and efficiently. Andrew Glover, Director of Productivity Engineering at Netflix, breaks down the core concept with examples, experiences, and influences along the way.
Andrew Glover: Blog, LinkedIn, Twitter
Notes:
Productivity Engineering
Mythical Man-Month, Frederick P Brooks
The Goal, Eliyahu Goldratt
Team of Rivals, Doris Goodwin
a16z
Cautionary Tales
Java Design, Peter Coad
Ryan reconnects with Tom Gilb— author, teacher, consultant, methods inventor, and Senior Partner at GILB.com. They met at a conference in London in 2005 and stayed sharing tips, trends, changes, revelations, and pearls of wisdom in the world of problem-solving. Plus: FREE digital copies of Tom's best-selling books.
Tom's: Website, Blog, LinkedIn, Twitter
Notes:
Tom Gilb at TEDxTrondheim
Value Agile, Tom Gilb
Innovative Creativity, Tom Gilb
Enterprise Architecture Success Kit, Tom Gilb
Competitive Engineering, Tom Gilb
Graphmetrix
Theory of Sampling, W. Edwards Deming
In episode 13 of Bounded Context, Ryan Shriver speaks with Dr. Miriam Friedel about technical vs. strategic problem-solving, leveraging machine learning to improve human processes, and how boots pair nicely with software engineering.
Connect with Miriam: LinkedIn, Blog
Capital One Tech
How to Be an Antiracist, Ibram X. Kendi
Untamed, Glennon Doyle
Hamilton Soundtrack
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