DevCast

2019 was a pretty phenomenal year for cloud in government. Join John Janek and Adam D’Angelo as they dive into a discussion about AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and what happens to mid-tier providers in a govtech world that is heavily burdened with regulation and compliance. We might even talk about JEDI – but we promise no Sith! Contact John and Adam at devcasters@devtechnology.com...

Join John Janek and Adam D’Angelo as they dive into digital procurement on this episode of DevCast. What is a Reverse Industry Day? What is a Digital IT Acquisition Professional? What in the world is co-designed procurement? Get those questions answered and hear what they might mean for the govtech community. Contact us at devcasters@devtechnology.com with your questions for future episodes.

Computer programing was largely considered “women’s work” when the first programable digital computer was being developed in the 1940s. Today, less than 17% of students graduating in computer science and information technology are women. Why is this? What can we do about it? And why is it important? Michelle Scheuerman, Dev Technology Vice President, and Becky Crane, Dev Technology Program Manager...

Adam D’Angelo and Yemi Oshinnaiye sample bourbon as they wish Yemi luck in his new position at USCIS and discuss Amazon, Facebook, what happens with your data online, the difference between bourbon and rye, what if everyone knew everything about everyone, are Siri and Alexa spying on you, and are we cyborgs? Learn more about Dev Technology at www.devtechnology.com

Adam D’Angelo and Yemi Oshinnaiye dive into a variety of information technology topics. They discuss the following and more. How culture affects IT innovation What does professional discipline mean for the IT field Regulation of information technology Security and privacy Referenced in this episode: "Taming Information Technology: Lessons from Studies of System Administrators (Human Technology Int...

Dev Technology is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Learn what it was like for both employees and founders in the very first years of establishing this small business. We talk about the motivation and inspiration to start a business, the risks involved in starting a business, how employees felt joining a company of less than 5 people, and where things are today.

Dev Technology CTO, Yemi Oshinnaiye and Director of Technology, Adam D’Angelo talk about making the most of your technology investments by wisely choosing how and when to implement new technologies. We also talk about the importance of security in designing a system as well as the broader view of what does security mean to the organization and how should it be addressed.

Sam Hale, Dev Technology Project Manger and SharePoint expert, answers your Microsoft and SharePoint questions. We talk about SharePoint migration, using third party tools, the difference between the Office 365 Government Community Cloud and the commercial version of Office 365, preparing for a move to the cloud, and more. If you have a question for Sam, email devcasters@devtechnology.com

Dev Technology CTO, Yemi Oshinnaiye and Director of Technology, Adam D’Angelo discuss a wide range of topics including the challenges of technology procurement and the importance of user input when designing systems.

Dev Technology CTO, Yemi Oshinnaiye and Director of Technology, Adam D’Angelo answer the question “What is DevOps?” and what it means to be successful in transforming an organization’s approach to technology.

This is Part 2 in our discussion with Kendall Holbrook and Susie Sylvester. Community is one of Dev Technology’s core values. Susie and Kendall discuss the importance of supporting our local communities. For more information on Cornerstones visit  https://www.cornerstonesva.org/  

Co-Founder, Susie Sylvester, and CEO, Kendall Holbrook, discuss the inspiration and vision behind creating and leading a successful small business in the federal contracting space.