Scott Laningham, editor of developerWorks podcasts, talks with thought leaders in many fields, paying extra attention to the computing and software element with each focus. Past guests have included Grady Booch, Tim Berners-Lee, John "Maddog" Hall, Tim O'Reilly, Rod Smith, Irving Wladawsky-Berger, and Carol Jones. Hear today's thinkers talk about the technology ideas of today and tomorrow. Find this series in the table below.
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Millard Ellingsworth on the Scrum project management method Developer Millard Ellingsworth is the author of
this week's developerWorks feature article on How
to use the Scrum project management method with IBM Rational Team Concert and the Jazz
platform, and he talks about it here. He encourages adoption of Agile development as
a member of the IBM Enterprise Content Management
group. He serves his team as ScrumMaster and others as an Agile coach and workshop leader.
Chris Aniszczyk on Eclipse Ganymede Chris Aniszczyk, technical lead for the Plug-in
Development Environment project at Eclipse, talks about
"Eclipse
Ganymede at a glance."
Tutorial preview: Track spatial objects with an Ajax-driven radar screen Nick Chase, freelance developer and regular
developerWorks contributor, talks about Second Life and his new tutorial on
tracking
spatial objects with an Ajax-driven radar screen.
RSDC 2008: RSDC '08 host Scott Hebner's wrap-up interview IBM Rational vice president of Marketing and
Strategy, Scott Hebner, talks with Michael O'Connell
about highlights from the conference, growth in
attendance, increasing enthusiasm for and community
around the Jazz
platform, and the ever-growing focus on software as a strategic asset.
RSDC 2008: Erich Gamma on open development and Jazz IBM Distinguished Engineer and Jazz technical
lead Erich Gamma talks with Michael O'Connell about the
open development of the Jazz platform and where things are headed.
RSDC 2008 keynote audio Hear select keynotes from Steve Mills; Grady
Booch; Colleen Arnold; Danny Sabbah; and special guest,
actor William Shatner. Links to presentation slides in
PDF format available, as well.
RSDC 2008: Walker Royce on how customers are evolving the enterprise Walker Royce, vice president of Worldwide
Rational Lab Services, talks about customer efforts to
simplify, improve governance and collaboration, and add automation.
RSDC 2008: Hayden Lindsey on five key areas of enterprise modernization Hayden Lindsey, IBM Distinguished Engineer and
vice president of the tools and compilers group, talks
about the challenges of enterprise modernization, going into detail about the five key types.
RSDC 2008: Rational General Manager Danny Sabbah on listening to customers Danny Sabbah, general manager of IBM Rational,
spent a few minutes with Michael O'Connell, talking
about some of the things Rational is doing to interact
with and listen more to customers, including an increased focus on clarity around business value.
RSDC 2008: Rational CTO Martin Nally on Jazz, integration, SOA Martin Nally, IBM Fellow and Rational chief
technology officer, talks with Michael O'Connell about
conference announcements and their value proposition
from a developer perspective, the open source
opportunities around Jazz, Jazz integration on the Internet, and the Telelogic acquisition.
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Millard Ellingsworth on the Scrum project management method
Chris Aniszczyk on Eclipse Ganymede
Tutorial preview: Track spatial objects with an Ajax-driven radar screen
RSDC 2008: RSDC '08 host Scott Hebner's wrap-up interview
RSDC 2008: Erich Gamma on open development and Jazz
RSDC 2008: Walker Royce on how customers are evolving the enterprise
RSDC 2008: Hayden Lindsey on five key areas of enterprise modernization
RSDC 2008: Rational General Manager Danny Sabbah on listening to customers
RSDC 2008: Rational CTO Martin Nally on Jazz, integration, SOA
