Join us for this episode as we look at myths regarding the minimum viable product concept. Learn how to gain value from innovation "failures" and how to weigh your time-to-value projects.

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller sits down with Paul Chapman, CIO at HP Software, to talk about how organizations often fall into a “get-it-right-the-first-time” method of success.

Join us for this episode as we look at how Big Data is changing the industry as well as the business.

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller sits down with co-host Brian Weiss, VP of Big Data at HP Software, to talk about the technical and people challenges within the current state of Big Data technology.

Join us for this episode as our guests do their best to demystify DevOps for IT teams. VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller recaps a recent webinar, “Is there an ‘I’ in DevOps?” in which he and Damon Edwards, cofounder and principal at DTO Solutions, weigh the pros and cons of implementing DevOps.

Join us for this episode of Discover Performance Weekly as we look at the highlights from Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona, Spain.

Technology evangelist John Jeremiah features four HP executives and what they had to say about mobility at the event.

Join us for this episode of Discover Performance Weekly as we look at securing trust in the Big Data era. This episode stems from a recent article in Discover Performance on the same topic, “Securing trust in the age of Big Data.”

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller sits down with Theresa Payton, an author and former CIO at the White House, and Lisa Barnard, a professor of advertising at Ithaca College, to talk about the privacy and security implications of Big Data analysis and intelligence.

Join us for this episode of Discover Performance Weekly as we look at a recent Discover Performance article, “The sharing economy: Lessons for the enterprise.”

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller sits down with Tim Crawford, CIO Strategic Advisor with AVOA, to discuss the rise of the sharing economy and what it can teach us about running modern IT.

Welcome to the 50th episode of Discover Performance Weekly, a weekly video resource that brings you thought leaders from HP and around the industry.

In this 50th episode, we bring back our original guests from our first episode: Brian Weiss, VP of Big Data at HP, and Tim Crawford, a former CIO and now CIO Strategic Advisor at AVOA.

In this week’s episode, we take a look back at predictions made a year ago and grade our host and guests on their accuracy. And we take a look at 2015 to see what the future may hold for IT and CIOs.

Join us for this episode of Discover Performance Weekly as we look at how the New Style of IT impacts the way professional services are delivered in the industry. 

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller catches Michael Garrett, VP and GM of Professional Services at HP Software, to talk about the services industry, and how there’s a new style to professional services for IT and businesses alike.

Join us for this episode of Discover Performance Weekly as we look at the differences between mobility, location and context (the importance of place-context in the user experience).

VP of strategic marketing for HP Software, Paul Muller sits down with Tim Crawford, CIO Strategic Advisor with AVOA, and Maribel Lopez, author and founder of Lopez Research. Maribel recently wrote a book on this topic called Right-Time Experiences: Driving Revenue with Mobile and Big Data.

In this episode of Discover Performance Weekly we look at the CIO’s responsibility as a people manager, not just a technology manager.

VP of Strategic Marketing for HP Software Paul Muller continues the “changing role of the CIO” conversation with Tim Crawford, CIO Strategic Advisor with AVOA, and Paul Chapman, CIO for HP Software. Be sure to watch the first episode in this series, The evolving CIO.

Paul Chapman recently wrote on this topic in an issue of Discover Performance. Read the article here: Tech isn’t the problem: Ask ‘what’, before ‘how’.