Ibm Developerworks Podcasts

Software developer Ted Zlatanov talks about his new developerWorks article series on Perl and the Amazon cloud. He explains Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3) and SimpleDB offerings, and touches on benefits and drawbacks.

Beth Friday, Rational VP of Worldwide Client Support, talks about the first year of Rational RFE Community activity -- products included, feedback received, lessons learned and changes made, and what next.

Our wrap up podcast at the end of with Todd Watson and David Salinas.

Day 3 highlights from SXSW Interactive with Todd Watson and David Salinas.

Todd Watson, David Salinas, and Scott Laningham tweetup at BD Rileys Irish Pup on 6th Street in Austin to recap some SXSW Interactive session highlights from the day.

David Meerman Scott, author of World Wide Rave, a top Kindle download on Amazon, talks with developerWorks' Scott Laningham about creating triggers that get millions of people to do your public relations for you.

Todd Watson and Scott Laningham talk about highlights from day one of SXSW Interactive in Austin, Texas.

Robin Langford, who oversees developerWorks downloads strategy. She talks about the huge and growing developerWorks tutorials library, about retiring the registration component, and about new ways to search the library.

Jeff Jonas is an IBM Distinguished Engineer and Chief Scientist, Entity Analytic Solutions, IBM Software Group, shaping the overall technical strategy of next generation identity analytics and the use of this new capability in the overall IBM technology strategy. He joins Todd Watson and me for a talk covering relationship awareness around 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, companies becoming smarter even amidst the infoglut, balancing the always connected world with privacy, and more.

Todd takes on a UK professor of synaptic pharmacology over the subject of ADD and social networking.

Irene Greif, IBM Fellow and Director of Collaborative User Experience in IBM Research Division, talks about social networking, its burgeoning value in the workplace, and IBM's focus in that space.

Scott Davis -- author, speaker, software developer, founder of ThirstyHead.com, a Groovy and Grails training company -- joins to talk about rebooting the Practically Groovy series on developerWorks. His Groovy: A DSL for Java Programmers is highlighted this week.

Todd is in top form mountain-topping about Google Labs new feature for automatically adding your location to an email signature.

Dave Mitchell, IBM Director of Strategy and Emerging Business for ISV and Developer Relations, lays out the details of IBM's partnership with Amazon Web Services to give developers access to IBM software products in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) virtual environment. This is product-level code, with all features and options enabled.

Author and serious games authority Clark Aldrich and IBM lead for serious games Phaedra Boinodiris talk about the growing business use of serious games for training and education. Check out IBM Serious Games Day happening Tuesday, Feb 10.

Todd "Turbo" Watson celebrates the best Superbowl TV commercial.

Scott Shekerow is editor of the WebSphere Developer Technical Journal. He joins to talk about the new developerWorks author achievement recognition program.

Bill Hunt is author of Search Engine Marketing, Inc. and a member of the Google Technology Council. This is part 2 of his chat with Todd Watson and me, here getting more into the evolution of marketing and search on the Web, and the impact on developers.

Bill Hunt is author of Search Engine Marketing, Inc. and CEO of Global Strategies Inc, working with many Fortune 500 companies around the globe on their search strategies. He's also a member of the Google Technology Council, a collection of large enterprise tech companies who gather quarterly to discuss search related issues and provide feedback to Google and review Google's latest offers. In this multi-parter, Bill joins Todd Watson and me to talk trends around cloud computing, search, privacy, and more.

Todd "Turbo" Watson and I talk about last week's U.S. presidential inauguration and the enormous web traffic around it, the new web-savvy Whitehouse, and more.