This week’s episode features Mike Iong, Tangoe’s Director of the Corporate Program Management Office (CPMO). Mike and his team of five other Project Managers, as well as eight members of the Client Triage Project Management team (led by Nick Zembruski), all reside under the IT department, which is headed up by Mark Troller, our CIO.…
This week, we head to Australia for a compelling conversation with Deb Hughes, Tangoe’s Regional Vice President/Director of Service Delivery for the APAC region. A lot of what we’re doing here with this podcast is discovery. Discovering what exactly? Well, our culture, obviously, but we’re also discovering our employee base. And as Deb and I…
Tax reform, a more relaxed U.S. regulatory climate, and growing cash reserves have fueled optimism among U.S. dealmakers, Deloitte found in its 2019 M&A trends report. In fact, 79 percent of corporate and private equity executives focused on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) surveyed expect the number of deals they close in the next 12 months to increase, up from 70 percent last year. But where do you start? Here are three immediate steps to take to prepare your IT infrastructure for M&A and business growth.
This week, we travel to Bangalore, India, which is roughly 8,000 miles (or about 13,000 kilometers) from New York City, for an honest and inspiring conversation with Aarti Sharma, a Service Delivery Manager, who works from Tangoe’s Bangalore office. She’s been with the company just over one year. In this episode, we cover many topics.…
We’re opening up season three with a compilation of the last ten episodes. Why? I guess there are three reasons: First, we were due for it. Every 10 episodes, I compile a compilation. That’s a thing now. Second, it’s an opportunity for reflection. Third, compilation episodes are perfect for new and long-time listeners alike. If…
Your cloud provider’s billing system states that your bill has increased by up to three times the normal amount. Here's how to avoid this nightmare of a situation.
Last week, in part one of the season two finale, we heard Dr. Christopher Budnick, of Southern Connecticut State University, discuss, in great length, the origin and the focus of Industrial-Organizational (I/O) Psychology, which is, essentially, the scientific study of human behavior in organizations and in the workplace. Still, I thought it would be interesting…
5G promises greater latency and an almost limitless array of business use cases. But to get to that point, organizations will need to undergo many changes to make the most out of the increased bandwidth.
When we first began this podcast, about eight months ago, I always planned to interview a college professor to get an academic, unbiased, and professional perspective of culture and what it means. In my head, I figured that a sociology or anthropology professor would be most appropriate. However, just a few weeks ago, I discovered…
