How buyer profiles and user expectations are drastically changing the software evaluation process.

This episode, we’re joined by two experts in driving service-based solutions and start to scratch the surface of just what a composable enterprise is supposed to be composed of. Vignesh and Vish spare some thoughts on the value of APis not only as a means of interfacing with products and features but the cottage industry that’s grown around it in the API economy.

Defining this hot market and the benefits of being able to connect and evaluate business process definition with process execution.

The complexities of short term versus long term planning.

Common issues, technology options, and a pathway towards planning for a larger data strategy.

Are we hitting the intended mark, or perhaps was this a deeper technology conversation after all?

A year in review of no travel… thoughts, feelings, and reflections.

How innovative ambition can yield tremendous ROI by taking the next step in advanced analytics with machine learning.

Why business leaders and development should care about the microservice movement, and how the details matter in future flexibility and innovation.

On this episode, we’re joined by Lisa Cabral, a software veteran who’s worked in a variety of roles leading her to her present assignment as principal business analyst for big data platforming. We cover what makes for a successful business analyst, how much software has (or hasn’t really) changed over the years, and the role of empathy in translating requirements and communication between two departmental functions often at odds when it comes to what’s possible and what’s practical – development and product management.