Today we talk with Ken Alger, a developer advocate at MongoDB, and he was also named one of the top 25 developer advocates for 2019! We discuss how the role of the software developer has changed, what's important to them and also trends in cloud computing.
Beyond 3D Podcast: What's Important to Developers, Trends with Cloud Tech
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Tyler Barnes on Mar 31, 2020 12:33:37 PM
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Beyond 3D Podcast: The Future of Software Development, Trends in AR/VR and Collaboration
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Tyler Barnes on Mar 19, 2020 1:42:33 PM
In this episode of Beyond 3D we talk with Tommy Gaessler, one of the top 25 most influential developer advocates for 2019, and a developer advocate at Zoom. We talk about the current state of software development, opportunities and challenges, and where things are going with trends such as AR/VR.
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Beyond 3D Podcast: How Big Data, AI, Machine Learning and Other Tech is Driving the Future of Retail
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Tyler Barnes on Jul 17, 2019 6:50:25 PM
This episode of Beyond 3D talks about an industry we’ve never touched on before – the retail space, and the kind of technology being used to drive everything from the construction of a space, the layout of products, which products are sold in the store and where they are placed, to the supply chain. We talk with Guy Moates, a Director with C A Design Services from the UK.
Did you know that the retail industry has historically been very early adopters of new technology and the use of big data? What can other industries learn from retail? And after listening to this podcast, you will never enter a store with the same mindset again.
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Beyond 3D Podcast with Chris Jones of Actify – Having a digital strategy for big data is critical, and both small and large manufacturers can do it.
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Tyler Barnes on Dec 5, 2016 5:13:39 PM
In our third episode of Beyond 3D, we talk with Chris Jones, CEO of Actify, about why it is critical for manufacturers of all sizes to have a digital strategy to consume, visualize and act on the quintillions of bytes being generated every day. It’s not a question of “should I do this” but rather “when and how will I do this?” Relational databases just don’t cut it anymore – the massive amounts of data being generated need to be able to be mined for specific things, visualized and acted upon quickly and easily. The technology is getting there, and is more accessible to manufacturers of all sizes – yes, even the small guys.
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Topics: Manufacturing, Discreet Manufacturing, Big Data, 3D, IoT, Connected Devices, Database, SMB