Boston

Stephanie Viccari tells me about the Boston chapter of Girl Develop It, an organization that encourages women to enter software development professions.

Eric Bloom and I discuss productivity, what it means and how to be more productive in an IT environment.

Michal Klos of Localytics tells me about their big data stack and where he thinks the industry is going.

Amir Rubin, CEO of Paracosm tells me about his company, the state of augmented reality, mixed reality and where his company fits in.

Mark Eisenberg of Microsoft talks to me about the private cloud and why it has failed.

Trevor Stricker of Disco Pixel tells me all about indie game development.

Justin Mills, software engineer at Yesware tells me about their flat organizational structure and development practices.

Eliot Knudsen, field engineer at Tamr talks to me about their machine learning tool and a new way of examining data.

Jason MacInnes, CTO of Draft Kings tells me about their architecture and scaling demands.

Boston was host to the first ever Open Data Science Conference over the weekend of May 30th and 31st 2015. I spent the days wandering around talking to people with interesting stories.