IBM developerWorks podcasts episodes:

• June 03, 2008RSDC 2008: Grady Booch is on fire!

  Grady Booch, Chief Scientist of Software Engineering for IBM Research,

  talks with Michael O about the cool stuff that keeps him awake each day - mentoring

  customers around architectural transformation, work on the Handbook of Software

  Archtecture, platforms for collaboration, multicore development, and virtual worlds.

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• June 03, 2008RSDC 2008: Scott Ambler on the latest with agile development

  Scott Ambler, Rational Practice Leader of Agile development, spent a few

  minutes chatting with Michael O'Connell today at RSDC 2008. Scott talks about the

  work he has been doing to promote more adoption of Agile development.

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• May 21, 2008Tutorial preview - Facebook app dev with PHP, Rational, WebSphere, and DB2

  Jake Miles, freelance developer and senior analyst for Conde Nast,

  previews his new three-part tutorial series on Mastering Facebook application

  development with PHP, Rational Application Developer, WebSphere Application Server,

  and DB2.

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• May 21, 2008Ray Hammond talks future tech and business

  Futurologist Ray Hammond spoke at IMPACT 2008 about the impact of

  technology on business.We caught up with him to visit about what he calls

  accelerating exponential technology development. His also touches on his other five

  key drivers for the future -- population explosion, climate change, energy crisis,

  globalization, and high tech medicine.

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• May 14, 2008Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia and open source

  Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales joins me for a short chat on his work with

  Wikipedia and Wikia search, and shares his views on open source, a creative mind,

  and more.

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• May 13, 2008New expert space on Building SOA apps with patterns and reusable assets

  Eoin Lane, senior solutions engineer with IBM Software Group, talks

  about a new developerWorks expert space he has rolled out focused on Building SOA

  applications with patterns and reusable assets. Check out his blog on the same,

  here.

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• May 06, 2008Java - still hot or losing its flavor?

  Check out Scott Davis and Ted Neward, two popular speakers from the No

  Fluff Just Stuff Tour, jamming as much quality stuff a possible into a dynamic 42

  minutes on whether Java is on it's way out.

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• April 29, 2008Sandy 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.

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• April 29, 2008InformationWeek'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.

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• April 21, 2008Rational VP 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.

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