Tech Time Podcast

In this podcast, Matt Toigo and John Mann discuss the pros and cons of different enterprise CMS platforms and some of the strategies on deciding which platform and when.

In this podcast, we discuss the future of conversational UI, specifically regarding voice communication with devices like Alexa and Google Home.

In this podcast we discuss Terraform a tool that allows you to manage your infrastructure as code. It helps build out and tear down environments on several cloud platforms. We go into a brief overview of what Terraform is the concepts of PaaS vs IaaS and how Terraform helps automate deployment of not just code but of entire environments. Link to the powerpoint mentioned at the end is here: http://bit.ly/2yiTjji

Interview with John Mann about the future of agile, the processes, and some hiccups along the way. Venue: Huge, Brooklyn, NY. Host: Atish Narlawar Contact: techpodcast@aol.com Guest: John Mann Twitter: @lotekmedia Blog: http://lotekmedia.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/lotekcodemonkey

Atish Narlawar talks to Tan Quach about HeadLess CMS. Decoupled CMS aka “headless” has rising popularity in the CMS development world. It interacts with display/glass only through API, allows breakthrough user experiences. It gives developers the immense flexibility to innovate, and for the site owners to future-proof their builds by enabling them to refresh the design without touching the CMS. HeadLess CMS made its considerable mark in 2016 and looked like it's going to influence the norm in 2017 CMS development. With this regard, Atish Narlawar talks about HeadLess CMS, its features and best practices to Tan Quach. Tan is Director of Engineering at @Huge and recently lead a development project built using Headless CMS. In this podcast, Tan shared valuable insights about HeadLess architecture, learnings, best practices, hosting options, development, fundamental challenges and overall experience. They start the conversation by going through the evolution of CMS since late 1990’s, and how CMS has shaped

As of 2016 AWS has more than 70 services, estimated 2 Million servers and 31 percent cloud market share. The recent Yearly AWS Summit is one of a good place to feel the excitement with 32000 engineers gathering, collaborate with boot camps, and see how things are getting put in reality and what others think about Cloud in general. Atish Narlawar talks about recent AWS Con 2016 to Stanley TSO, DevOps Engineer at @Huge. They start the conversation with the most major topic of the year AWS Lambdas. Stanley talk about Serverless Architecture and architecture patterns emerged from it AWS Serverless API w/ API Gateway, Mobile, and Live Video Stream Processing. Cost is one of the biggest factors for switching from current cloud-based servers to AWS Lambda serverless architecture, and Stanley thinks these savings are going to be the game changer. In one survey it was noted on actual production servers savings goes up to 50-90% of total current cloud expenses. Second, they talk about Alexa, and the concept of Voic

WhatsApp Messenger is an instant messaging client for smartphones. It's intended to send text, audio, video messages to the contacts and family/friend groups. But surprisingly in Brazil, this direct messaging app turned to be one of the most popular platforms for digital marketing and eCommerce and virtually replacing traditional CRM platforms. In this podcast, Atish Narlawar talks to Fernanda Saboia, Digital Strategist at Huge about her research in the Brazilian Digital Marketing space “The Rise of WhatsApp in Brazil Is About More than Just Messaging." Fernanda starts the conversation with the brief introduction to the research, and what made her work on this topic. She gives the figures stating how WhatsApp is so close to Brazilian and it's already trumped the other social media(Facebook/Twitter/Instagram) with user engagement, and the most significant user "Open and Read rate." She states, read rates for organic search is 7%, email is 22% while direct messaging is impressive 98%. She introduces some