Life in the Cloud

Two sisters: one ends up a nurse and the other ends up dead. They were charged with similar offenses, and both wound up in jail. They were placed in different jails across county lines, with a wide disparity in available funding and rehabilitative potential.

Greg Sakorafis is the head of shopping experience engineering at THE YES. With its AI machine learning model, THE YES aims to bring more enjoyment and ease back into retail.

The practical applications of IoT are much more extensive than you might be aware of. Just a few examples of its use are in baseball analytics, the monitoring of oil rigs, and dynamic routing systems that track thousands of palletized shipments.

Family-owned technology company CherryRoad Technologies has almost 40 years of industry experience. It has successfully navigated and aided in the migration of companies to the cloud.

Mastering communications with a business-centric focus has been instrumental in its continued success.

CrowdStrike created a new category of cybersecurity. Its cloud-native endpoint protection platform, the first of its kind, was the next-gen antivirus.

Iterations upon iterations, fine-tuning a product for perfection. In the ever-evolving industry of insurance software, perfection never comes.

There are always new customer requests and innovative features to be released, as VP of Product Management at Guidewire Software, Gal Josefsberg points out.

The universal and revolutionary shift in technology to AI is evident, but what's next? What's the next ‘cloud' in tech?

CIO of Gainsight, Karl Mosgofian joins host Kris Reddy on this episode of Life in the Cloud.

What is blockchain, and how can it be applied to business?

Host Kris Reddy interviews Cory Hymel at Gigster. Formerly the Senior Solutions Architect, Cory recently shifted to Gigster's Head of Blockchain.

Groupsite.com is a community-building platform that optimizes asynchronous communications. In this episode of Life in the Cloud, host Kris Reddy interviews their CTO, Kamal Hood.

With an extensive tech background, Kamal was taking programming classes in high school. This was before the internet was fully deployed. For over a decade while freelancing, he developed custom databases, CRMs and helped companies shift over to the cloud.

How do you provide data feedback near instantaneously on a massive scale?

Mark Van de Wiel, CTO at HVR, joins me for another episode of Life in the Cloud. HVR is in the data replication space. It serves large enterprise customers like Pitney Bowes, Lufthansa Airlines, and the U.S. Coast Guard.