Becca Refford, Author at Chariot Solutions

15 Minutes With: Andrew Ganim on Building a Data Pipeline

Keith Gregory talks to Andrew Ganim, one of Chariot’s experienced software consultants, about his recent project: building a data pipeline for a multinational company.

TechChat Tuesdays #6: July 28, 2020

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Ken and Becca riff on some recent dev/tech news: Grant Imahara, of Mythbuster fame, and his passing (RIP), tech solutions for beauty companies impacted by Coronavirus, SQL tricks, podcasts we’re really into, and a short rant from Ken on serverless.

Suburban Philly Cloud & DevOps: Serverless, Schmerverless by Ken Rimple

So, everyone’s talking about Serverless… and serverless, and server-less. Let’s talk about why Ken thinks Serverless = lower developer productivity and why containers still rule the day. Register now for this July meetup.

TechChat Tuesdays #5: Running Elastic Search on AWS with special guest Keith Gregory

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Our special guest, Keith Gregory, AWS Practice Lead here at Chariot, joins us to talk about Elastic Search and implementing it on AWS.

15 Minutes With: Edwige Robinson on Mobile Strategy

Tracey Welson-Rossman talks to Edwige Robinson, the Vice President of Mobile Engineering Services at Comcast. What advice does Edwige have for businesses interested in bringing their product or service to phones, either via app or responsive website? What should be considered when planning a well-rounded mobile strategy? And once the mobile solution is implemented, how do you use customer data and behavior insights to make better, more informed business decisions?

ProductTank: Virtual Networking — A lunch-n-chat event

We’re going to try something a bit different this month. No speakers, no presentations, no workshop… just good old peer to peer conversations!

Lunch & Learn: Every Company is a Tech Company

Join our discussion with industry leaders in government, healthcare, property management, and sports, that adding tech to deliver your product or service involves planning, disruption, and innovation. It is time, especially during COVID-19, that we realize that every company is now a technology company.