In this episode of the SourceForge Podcast, we speak to Steve Yegge, IC Engineer at Sourcegraph. Steve shares insights on the evolution of programming, the impact of AI coding assistants, and the future of coding with a focus on CHOP (Chat-Oriented Programming). The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities that come with the integra…

In this episode of the SourceForge Podcast, Beyang Liu, CTO & Co-Founder of Sourcegraph, talks about the evolution of their code intelligence platform and its AI-powered coding assistant, Cody. They discuss the challenges developers face with legacy code, the importance of context in coding, and how Sourcegraph aims to make coding accessible to eve…

In this episode we sit down with Dane Boyd, a lead security awareness consultant at Fortra's Terranova Security. They discuss the importance of cybersecurity awareness training, focusing on how to engage employees, balance compliance with real-world needs, and measure the effectiveness of training programs. Dane shares insights on tailoring trainin…

In this episode of the SourceForge Podcast, we speak with Greg Walls, VP of Revenue for Paccurate, a company specializing in cartonization software aimed at improving shipping efficiency and reducing waste. They discuss the technology behind Paccurate's solutions, the story of the company’s founding, and the various industries that can benefit from…

We speak with David Matalon, founder and CTO of Venn Software, about the evolution and importance of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies in the modern workplace. They discuss the trends driving the adoption of BYOD, the challenges of traditional solutions, and how Venn's innovative technology addresses these issues by providing a secure and user-…

Cameron Sutter, CEO and Founder of Plottr, discusses how the visual outlining software helps writers organize their thoughts and ideas. He explains how Plottr fills a void in the market by providing a visual way to see the threads of a story weaving together. Sutter emphasizes that Plottr is not meant to replace other writing software, but rather t…

In this discussion, we talked with Founder & CEO at Hour One, Oren Aharon. Hour One is an AI-driven video production platform that uses lifelike avatars to create personalized business messages. It offers a range of use cases, from thought leadership to training and marketing. The platform is easy to use, with a SaaS desktop app and templates avail…

On this episode, Co-Founder and CEO of SpiraLinks, Julie Southern, discusses the company's flagship product, FocalReview, which provides web-based systems for HR, compensation, and finance teams. She shares the story behind SpiraLinks and how it has evolved over the past 30 years. Julie highlights the key features and benefits of their compensation…

On this episode, we spoke with Phillip Lechter, VP of Growth at CXT Software, where he explains why CXT Software is a leading provider of Last Mile route and on-demand shipment management technology for logistics companies. They offer a comprehensive platform that handles dispatching, operations, invoicing, and more. The platform is designed to be …

In this discussion, we talk to Michael Foucher, VP of Product at Shift, and Sabrina Banadyga, VP of Marketing at Shift. Shift is a browser that brings all accounts, apps, and workflows together into one seamless online experience. Shift was founded to solve the pain points of managing multiple email accounts and web apps in one browser. The guiding…

Chris Smith, Chief Growth Officer at QuickFee, discusses how QuickFee helps professional service firms improve cash flow and automate payment processes. He highlights the challenges faced by these firms in collecting payments and the inefficiencies in their operations. Chris shares examples of how QuickFee has helped firms save money on credit card…

Larry King, founder and CEO of ShapeNet software, discusses how ShapeNet got started and its evolution as the first web-based club management system. He highlights the importance of automation in the fitness industry and how ShapeNet helps gyms streamline processes such as membership management, billing, and 24/7 door access. Larry also talks about…

Parallels Remote Application Server (RAS) is a virtualization solution that enables access to virtual applications and desktops on any device. George Watkins from Parallels joins us to discuss virtualization. Parallels has been in the virtualization space for nearly 25 years and has evolved its products to adapt to industry changes. They focus on s…

In this episode Carl McCauley, CEO of 360factors, talks about their new product Lumify360 that offers AI-powered risk and compliance intelligence solutions for banking and financial organizations. It collects internal Key Performance Indicator (KPI) data, transforms and enriches it, and allows for analysis and reporting in a consistent fashion. The…

Shahar Azulay, Co-Founder and CEO of groundcover, joins us today. groundcover is an observability solution built for cloud-oriented environments, offering a modern alternative to traditional monitoring solutions. It uses eBPF technology to monitor logs, metrics, traces, and Kubernetes events in one place, providing a comprehensive view of the entir…

Dan Miller, CEO of Timogix, discusses the features and benefits of their cloud-based time tracking application, Timogix. The application allows employees to track their time on different clients, projects, and tasks, providing business owners with a centralized place to store and report on this data. Time tracking applications like Timogix can impr…

Ben Eisenberg, VP of Innovation at People Data Labs, discusses the company's focus on building high-quality data and being developer-friendly. People Data Labs builds people and company data for developers, engineers, and data scientists. People Data Labs handles the heavy-lifting of data collection, so you can build innovative and compliant data s…

In this conversation, Kerrie Jordan, the Group Vice President of Product Management at Epicor, discusses the software solutions provided by Epicor for businesses in the make, move, and sell economy. She highlights the industry-specific solutions offered by Epicor, such as cloud-based ERP, supply chain management, customer relationship management, a…

Matt Hastings, VP Product at NinjaOne joins us on this episode of the SourceForge Podcast. NinjaOne is an all-in-one IT platform that focuses on automating and simplifying endpoint management processes for customers. The IT industry has seen a shift from centralized to decentralized trends, especially with the rise of remote work during the COVID-1…

Albina Galiza, Partnerships Manager at Calmerry, joins us on the SourceForge Podcast and shares insights on the importance of mental health and the need for continuous support and resources for employees. The conversation also delves into the role of technology, AI, and the human touch in mental health care. This is a conversation about Calmerry, a…

On this episode of the SourceForge Podcast, Anders Willumsen, CEO of Eurekos, discusses the role of a Learning Management System (LMS) company in facilitating online learning and training for organizations. He shares the story of how Eurekos was founded and highlights the solutions they offer, including content authoring, customer event management,…

Scott Lasseigne, VP of Sales at APS Payroll, joins us on the SourceForge Podcast and discusses how APS streamlines payroll and HR processes for small and medium-sized businesses. APS provides a comprehensive solution that centralizes data and offers highly adoptable software with strong support. They cater to various industries, including nonprofit…

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, managing product data has become a crucial competitive advantage for businesses of all sizes. Join us as we sit down on the SourceForge Podcast with Martin Balaam, the CEO and founder of Pimberly, a leading product information management (PIM) and digital asset management platform. Discover how Pimberl…

Alex Elias, the founder and CEO of Qloo, a taste AI company that offers a unique and privacy-centric solution for understanding consumer taste across various industries, joins us on the SourceForge Podcast and discusses the evolution of Qloo and the AI industry. Qloo is the “Cultural AI”, decoding and predicting consumer taste across the globe. Fol…

As we increasingly experience the “Internet of Everything”, processing power is increasing in everything from watches to smartphones to computers, vehicles and devices we haven’t yet imagined. At the same time, the amount of data being collected into knowledge bases has given rise to artificial intelligence systems such as IBM’s Watson, which stunn…