Welcome to another episode of TechTalks UAE, where innovation meets opportunity in the heart of the Middle East. In today's episode, we dive deep into the world of AI app development in Dubai—a rising powerhouse in the global tech scene. 
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The Future Is Now: AI App Development in Dubai

Dive into the fast-evolving world of android application development Dubai in this insightful episode. Discover how Dubai has emerged as a global hotspot for cutting-edge Android apps, driven by innovation, skilled talent, and a business-friendly tech ecosystem. Whether you're a startup or an enterprise, learn why investing in Android app development in Dubai offers strategic advantages, including scalable solutions, smart technologies, and market-ready digital experiences. Tune in to explore how the future of mobile is being built—right here in Dubai. 
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"Exploring Android Application Development in Dubai: Innovation at the Core of Mobile Success"

Discover how an AI development company Dubai is reshaping industries with cutting-edge artificial intelligence solutions. From healthcare and finance to retail, logistics, and real estate, learn how AI is transforming operations, improving efficiency, and creating future-ready businesses in Dubai’s thriving tech ecosystem. This podcast explores the role of AI in smart city initiatives, data-driven decision-making, and ethical AI practices, while highlighting why Dubai is the global hub for innovation.
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AI Development Company Dubai: Driving Innovation

Episódio 0 do OpenDevPodcast, onde Marc Pires, Alan Raphael e Leonardo Marinho batem um papo descontraído sobre o panorama de TI para 2016

Opendevpodcast #0 Panorama de TI para 2016

In this podcast Ben Linders, an InfoQ editor in the Culture & Methods area, spoke to Lianping Chen of Paddy Power about their adoption of continuous delivery.

Why listen to this podcast:

 - An introduction to continuous delivery
 - It is possible and feasible to go faster while maintaining and improving the quality of the products being built
 - The benefits from adopting continuous delivery include reduced time from completing development to getting product into production and getting faster customer feedback
 - The way you elicit and represent requirements also needs to change when adopting continuous delivery
 - Implementing continuous delivery needs significant investment in time and money – don’t underestimate the costs involved and plan the adoption to deliver benefits early and get some quick wins

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Lianping Chen on Implementing Continuous Delivery

In this podcast, Shane Hastie speaks to Portia Tung, founder of the School of Play, author and executive coach, about the critical importance of play in the workplace.

Why listen to this podcast:

 - Culture is defined by what people say and think, based on what’s expected of them and the environment they are in
 - You don’t change culture – you grow it.  Culture is emergent based on the ingredients you put into the mix for growing it
 - The high rates of depression and burnout in high-tech organisations
 - The opposite of depression is play 
 - Ways to incorporate play into work lives
 - Work should give us a clear purpose, play unleashes creativity – surely the two belong together

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Portia Tung on the Critical Importance of Play in the Workplace

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Alex Qin following on from her QCon London talk “Shaving My Head Made Me A Better Programmer”.

Why listen to this podcast:

- Casual discrimination and unconscious bias is rife in society, and very prevalent in tech
 - The need to have many more people in the field who don’t fit the preconceived mould of a programmer
 - The complexity of the overall system means we need to tackle discrimination at many levels in many different aspects
 - One person can make a difference
 - Call things out when you see things that are wrong – speak up, show up and shield those who can’t shield themselves

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Alex Qin on Leveraging Technology to Create Positive Social Change

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Jez Humble about his Agile 2017 Keynote talk in which he refuted many of the common excuses why “continuous delivery won’t work here”.  He also gave a scathing response to the “Manifestbro” controversy which recently unfolded at Google.

Why listen to this podcast:

Key takeaways about DevOps:

 - There are many reasons cited for not adopting DevOps – the real reasons are cultural and architectural issues
 - It takes commitment and effort at every level to rearchitect not just the products but the organisation to support the new ways of working
 - Even if you are not deploying every day, the practices of DevOps deliver huge dividends around reducing development costs, improving quality and maintainability and driving shorter lead
 - It’s not about repeating what someone else has done, it’s the ability to make mistakes and learn from them which makes teams and organisations successful

Key takeaways on the gender diversity challenge:

 - In 2017 we should have come beyond the need to address these issues but the state of the industry means we must
 - There is extensive research that shows the differences are tiny between the genders, and this cannot explain the vast disparity in representation in the industry by women and people of colour
 - The harm done by perpetuating the myths around gender differences
 - We all have a duty to create an inclusive environment
 - Examine your organisation’s systems, policies and practices for the visible elements of discrimination and fix them – check salaries and career advancement by role and if there is a gender or race difference in the rates of pay or advancement then fix them
 - Introducing Inclusive Collaboration and calling for participation and having the conversations about the many aspects of diversity in the workplace today

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Jez Humble on Making Continuous Delivery Work and Responding to Discrimination in Tech

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On this Episode of Eat Sleep Code, guest Sara Ford shares her experience with studying Human Factors and how it relates to software development. Sara explains how the study of ergonomics forms a basis for improving user experience and software ease of use. Cognitive biases when developing software products are discussed.

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