Cote' who?
Don't feel "like you are living under a rock". I didn't know who he was either. However, 10 minutes into this podcast it quickly became apparent, THIS GUY IS DIFFERENT. His perspective, energy, passion, just streams out in our discussion with this weeks guest speaker: Michael Cote'
Coté is an analyst at RedMonk covering enterprise software, specializing in systems management, application development, collaborative, and social software.Before Redmonk, Coté worked at BMC developing the BMC Performance Manager family of enterprise systems management products. As aBefore starting his RedMonk weblog, PeopleOverProcess.com, he shared much of his experience on his weblog DrunkAndRetired.com and in his weekly podcasts.
If I were Gartner or Forrester I would definitely be worried about the approach the folks at RedMonk are taking. CIO's and Marketing executive's like myself are hungry for a real perspective on products, and people like Michael Cote' are delivering just what we need. Real info from real people.
I'm now a fan, and not just because he joined us on our podcast :).
More great show notes from Chris Dancy here:
http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2010/5/4/itsm-weekly-the-podcast-week-13.html?SSScrollPosition=0
Thanks as always to our producer at large Matt Beran (our modern day Sally Jesse Ralphael)
Listen Now:
ITSM Weekly The Podcast (Week 13) from ServiceSphere on Vimeo.
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Monday, April 12, 2010
ITSM Weekly the Podcast (Week10)
Great content for CMDB discussions this week.
For my non-ITSM blog readers CMDB stands for Configuration Management Database. It's where you store information about the technology and processes used to manage your technology systems. I have blogged frequently on the topic, and have had a running theme of "Keep it pratical, keep it lean, keep it relevant." So it was a real joy for me to have an expert like Glenn O'Donnell on the panel this week.
What's great about this topic, is Glen's perspective can be applied to many complex undertakings. We frequently use the expression don't boil the ocean, yet constantly people take on too much. I think you will enjoy listening to Glen and his perspective of complexity and progress.
Show Notes by Chris dancy Here: http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2010/4/11/itsm-weekly-the-podcast-week-10.html
ITSM Weekly The Podcast (Week 10) from ServiceSphere on Vimeo.
For my non-ITSM blog readers CMDB stands for Configuration Management Database. It's where you store information about the technology and processes used to manage your technology systems. I have blogged frequently on the topic, and have had a running theme of "Keep it pratical, keep it lean, keep it relevant." So it was a real joy for me to have an expert like Glenn O'Donnell on the panel this week.
What's great about this topic, is Glen's perspective can be applied to many complex undertakings. We frequently use the expression don't boil the ocean, yet constantly people take on too much. I think you will enjoy listening to Glen and his perspective of complexity and progress.
Show Notes by Chris dancy Here: http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2010/4/11/itsm-weekly-the-podcast-week-10.html
ITSM Weekly The Podcast (Week 10) from ServiceSphere on Vimeo.
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