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Coté Memo #034: No longer blending iPhones, Applefornia, Developer Relations & Marketing
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Coté Memo #033: Taking my toys home, microservices vs. J2EE, Tex-Mex/Cajun Fusion
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Coté Memo #032: when to have an executive summary
Title: Coté Memo #032: when to have an executive summary
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Coté Memo #031: Avoiding Showing Up, Yet Another Private Equity in Tech Story, Cyborgs, and more #VMworld
Title: Coté Memo #031: Avoiding Showing Up, Yet Another Private Equity in Tech Story, Cyborgs, and more #VMworld
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Coté Memo #030: SolidFire's foray into OpenStack, Crowd-sourcing DevOps
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Coté Memo #29: vRealize almost explained, Compuware gets bought, 1 year at 451
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Cloud == speed, pt. 2, or, Developers moving at public cloud speed driving IT transformation
WTH: How do you see the path towards the software-defined Data centre?
AB: What I believe is driving this trend is that developers and organisations are looking to move extremely fast. Developers are getting used to the paradigm of going on AWS (Amazon Web Services) and getting resources immediately instead of weeks/months of provisioning time. That is the benchmark against which they are now holding their internal IT organisations.
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Summary
We discuss thinking beyond human error as Bill starts to summarize the book Behind Human Error. It’s always helpful to look at how the system and process caused the wrong move. Also, thinking about hardware, and some nice feedback from designers.
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Hardware, what is it?
- Coté is confused about how to think about hardware.
- The IBM “brain chip”
Follow-up on “design”
- Some follow-up from a designer: of course they iterate, dummy!
- The air hockey meat-mallet (actually called the “OXO Good Grips Meat Pounder”)
- Where Good Ideas Come From and avoiding the Ferrari to Pinto transformation.
- Design documentary movies: Objectified, Helvetica, and the upcoming Urbanized.
Human Error
- Bill goes over Behind Human Error, causing us to discuss how various pipelines (systems) in product management work in waterfall and non-waterfall mode.
- How do product managers fit in to a design-heavy pipeline?
Coté Memo #28: Yet another DevOps landscape, webinar tips for analysts
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