Name: Mark Leslie: How companies disrupt themselves by Nutanix Community Podcast
Duration: 24 min 32 s
Description: Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 39 with Angelo Luciani. This week we listen to an inspiring talk from Mark Leslie on "The Arc of Life" - How companies go on to disrupt themselves. Mark Leslie is the founder and former CEO of Veritas Software, Lecturer in Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Managing General Partner at Leslie Ventures.

This week on the podcast Dwayne chats with Jasnoor Gill and Maynak Gupta. Jasnoor is Sr. Director, Product Management and Mayank is Director, Product Marketing. They discuss Calm SaaS General Availability, how it works, and how to get started.

Blog: https://www.nutanix.com/blog/announcing-calm-saas-general-availability

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Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 39 with Angelo Luciani. This week we listen to an inspiring talk from Mark Leslie on "The Arc of Life" - How companies go on to disrupt themselves. Mark Leslie is the founder and former CEO of Veritas Software, Lecturer in Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Managing General Partner at Leslie Ventures. 

Mark Leslie: How companies disrupt themselves

Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 40 with Angelo Luciani. This week we chat with vCommunity member Daemon Behr who recently published a book titled 'Designing Risk in IT Infrastructure'. He shares his thoughts on the writing process, getting started, and dives into a few  topics from the book.

Meet the Author - Designing Risk in IT Infrastructure

Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 41 with Angelo Luciani. This week we take a look back at the .NEXT 2017 Keynote from Washington. Dr. Art Langer hosts an executive CxO panel discussion with some special guests. They discuss the business cases for cloud - build vs. buy.

Cloud Computing - Build vs. Buy

Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 42 - We join Wendy Pfeiffer, CIO from Nutanix, John Koester, CISO from HD Supply, Robert Doty, VP Infrastructure at Servicemaster, Dalia Soliman-Powers, Division CIO/CTO/VP of Engineering at Capital One and Duc Trinh VP of Innovation and Emerging Technologies at Wells Fargo discuss their experience building and implementing a successful cloud strategy – from identifying the elements of a cloud strategy to choosing the right cloud environment for their needs to mitigating risks and containing costs.

Multicloud Strategy: A CIO’s Perspective

Nutanix community podcast episode 43 - We join Satyam Vaghani, Vice President, Technology Nutanix, Anthony Maiello, Senior Vice President, Shared Services, Product Development, Sabre Holdings Corporation, Chris Matthieu, Director of IoT Engineering, Citrix, Kumar Srivastava, Vice President, Product & Strategy , Bank of New York Mellon, Silicon Valley Innovation Center and Christine Watts, Chief Enterprise Architect, University of Chicago Medicine discuss their strategies and plans to unlock the power of IoT.

Unlocking the Power of IoT

Nutanix Community Podcast Episode 47: Hello everyone, Happy New Year and I hope 2018 will be your best year ever!  

This week Dwayne and I chat with Chris Brown about AOS 5.5 and Chris shares some of his thoughts on his top 5 favorite released features, we also talk about calm and throw in a few laughs in between.

Top 5 AOS 5.5 Favorites with Chris Brown

The Nutanix Community Podcast is a weekly podcast. It is an informal and technical look at topics around Nutanix, Cloud and the online IT community. It will serve as a campfire and coffee shop for the extended Nutanix community.

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