Showing posts with label best podcast ever. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best podcast ever. Show all posts

Thursday, July 29, 2010

ITSM Weekly the Podcast (Week24) -Women in Tech Series Guest: Sophie Klossner

Continuing our series of Women in Tech, we are excited to have Sophie Klossner on our show this week.  An active and leading member of HDI since 1992.  Sophie has seen the IT profession develop from multiple angles, and gives us a great perspective on it's current state.
It seems to me that the world is getting more competitive.  Because of this I think we are seeing a more drastic reaction to events.  In other words, when things are good, they are great, however, when things are not good, they are horrible.  The reality of it all is things are rarely "Great" and rarely "Horrible" and we tend to get caught up in cycles.   This weeks' podcast touches on a real situation where Cloud Computing takes an impact.  We all know it happens, and that it will happen.  Yet we also know the the market cannot sustain a reputation hit this early in it's development.  Enjoy the discussion that ensues when Beran send "The Tweet".

I'd like to thank our sponsor Hornbill again for hosting this series.
Show notes are here:
http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2010/7/18/itsm-weekly-the-podcast-week-24.html


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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

ITSM Weekly the Podcast (Week21) - Guest Speaker: Stevie Chambers & Ken Gonzalez


The Bad Taste of ITIL

In this weeks episode we talk to some who have tried ITIL, but frankly didn't like the taste.  ITIL to them lacked the ability to bring the outcome they desired.  To Stevie Chambers, ITIL doesn't go deep enough into the technology infrastructure, thus practioners are left to guess or "make-up" best practices for managing their environments, read more on his blog ViewYonder.com.  For Ken Gonzalez ITIL doesn't go wide enough into the enterprise, leaving the starting points of business interaction to chance, Ken's blog can be found on EngagedConsulting.com . 

These are not uncommon feelings and expressions in the ITSM community.  

Enjoy listening and learning on this topic to get some great perspectives. 
Show notes are here at the source of all that is ITSM site on the web:




Week 21 Topics:  Episode 3231 

Thursday, May 6, 2010

More than words.... They needed to make a movie

Well it looks like our Podcast was so succsesfull last week with Michael Cote' that George Lucas assembled his team of CGI experts and created a powerful video to help demonstrate how a band of IT folks can organize to fight the forces of evil.

"Welcome to Cloud City"
Please enjoy...  "That's how I roll"

http://starwars.jibjab.com/view/sWIhyk4ndIOAdX3sRlu1