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Ep. 29 - DataGravity, Data Security and @vBrisket VMworld Events with David Siles (@dsiles) Aug 07, 2016

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We had a chance to sit down with David Siles (@dsiles), CTO of DataGravity to chat on a few very interesting items. The conversation spans everything from the recent important announcements from DataGravity, the upcoming VMworld community events, and a very informative end-to-end view of data security practices and the current trends in the industry.

Thank you to David for a great chat, and make sure to visit the http://vBrisket.com to find out about the events for VMworld 2016 including the multi-city bus tour!

Ep. 28 - Talent Sourcing for Today's High Tech Roles, Community Style with Jill Jubinski (@jilljubs) Jul 31, 2016

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There is a shift in how we source talent in a world where remote work and the two-pizza team has become something that changed a lot of the world of high tech.

How do you build a community inside the office? Jill Jubinski shares her insights into a widely respected style that she has brought to the industry after hiring and nurturing talented teams at some of the most well know technology firms. This is a must listen for managers, technologists, and human resource professionals alike. Thank you to Jill for a really great conversation!

Ep. 27 - The Art and Challenges of Community Building with @JonoBacon Jul 24, 2016

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Join us for a great conversation with Jono Bacon (@jonobacon), who has been a part of some of the largest IT and open source communities over recent years.

We delve into how to build communities, the challenges of engagement, and how to support open source as an employer and as a contributor. We also discuss the latest initiative that Jono has been working with, Hack The World featured at https://hackerone.com/hacktheworld/2016 You can find more about Jono's work at http://jonobacon.org

Ep. 26 - The Art of Learning with David Davis (@davidmdavis) Jul 10, 2016

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The old saying "nobody said it was easy" holds true in most things, but with the resources we have today, learning about IT is well within reach. In a great conversation with David Davis (@davidmdavis) of Actual Tech Media, we talk about his early journey to becoming a CCIE, the plethora of amazing content that David has published for Pluralsight and the art of learning with the community.

Ep. 25 - Mesosphere DCOS and Open Source Innovation with Michael Hausenblas (@mhausenblas) Jul 05, 2016

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In another dynamic chat with Michael Hauselblas (@mhausenblas), a self-described Distributed Systems Jester, who is also a Developer and Cloud Advocate for Mesosphere.

Michael brings a very interesting background to the field, and we are able to touch on some very interesting topics in the open source product development lifecycle as a result. I hope that you enjoy the chat as much as I did being a part of it.

Ep. 24 - HCI, Learning, and Community Goodness with Amit Panchal (@amitpanchal76) Jun 28, 2016

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Join us for a chat about the growing landscape of HCI and converged solutions in the IT ecosystem as we dive into some of the EMC platforms and much more with Amit Panchal (@amitpanchal76).

Amit also opens up some very interesting information to us about learning, the value of community, and how to elevate ourselves through easily available resources.

Ep. 23 - NetApp ONTAP 9, Community and Blogging with Justin Parisi (@NFSDudeAbides) Jun 10, 2016

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We enjoy a fun conversation with Justin Parisi (@NFSDudeAbides) who is the author behind http://whytheinternetisbroken.wordpress.com and also the voice of the Tech ONTAP Podcast. The chat covers the recent launch of NetApp ONTAP 9, the role of Technical Marketing and community, and much more. Plus, another fun choice of books that you'll hear about that Justin will suggest for our listeners.

Ep. 22 - An Open Letter to IT Community Organizers and Vendors featuring Angelo Luciani (@AngeloLuciani) Jun 03, 2016

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Support your local Sheriff used to the common phrase at one point. Today, we need to nurture our IT communities through providing mentoring and coaching to elevate all of the community. In an open discussion, we tackle the challenge of providing content as vendors while avoiding the "pitch". Angelo Luciani is a co-leader of the Toronto VMUG, who also launched the Silicon Valley VMUG and runs the Nutanix .NEXT community.

If you are a vendor who sponsors community events and conferences, this is a must listen. Together we can elevate our message and bring the community with us.

Ep. 21 - Thinking like an Architect and Mentoring Community with Rene Van Den Bedem (@vcdx133) May 31, 2016

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Join the conversation as we discuss how to think like an architect with Rene Van Den Bedem (@vcdx133). Having achieved his VCDX and NPX certifications, Rene is a phenomenal example of elevating ourselves through community and learning. The chat touches on the key points to progress from admin to architect and how community opens the doors to a broad group of peers and mentors. Learn about Virtual Design Master and how Rene thinks we can all make the jump to architectural thinking in IT.

Ep. 20 - OpenStack Ecosystem and Summit Catch Up with Ken Hui (@kenhuiny) of @Rackspace May 20, 2016

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Join us for a great chat with Ken Hui (@kenhuiny) of Rackspace as we delve into the overall OpenStack community, the results from the Summit, and a little look back over the history of the Summits. Ken brings some great insight into the challenges of the OpenStack ecosystem while highlighting the very important advances we've made. Also, we talk about some of the Rackspace updates from the Summit and in their Developer advocacy area with a few very cool projects.

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