The IT revolution
summary
Large enterprises describe concrete practices: adopt multi-cloud by function (pick AWS for transactions, Azure for ERP, Google for AI), code for portability to avoid vendor lock-in, and design with microservices and abstraction. Coca-Cola runs a Bridge program in Tel-Aviv to vet startups; Blackstone notes 4,000 vendor relationships and pushes a 24/7 support and indemnification standard. Security combines monthly phishing tests and threat intel with a third-party ratings service like CyberGRX vendor ratings to scale vendor risk management.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:57CocaCola
- 2:42Collaborative models
- 4:35Global perspective
- 5:23Immigration
- 7:10How serious is the problem
- 7:55Multicloud approach
- 9:20Working with cloud companies
- 10:30Design for the future
- 11:46Tradeoffs
- 13:25Thirdparty vulnerabilities
- 14:41Cloud Security Alliance
- 15:20The role of IT
- 15:59Cybersecurity
- 17:12Corporate communication
- 18:08Startup visibility
- 18:40How to scale
- 19:47How to get noticed
- 21:21Storytelling
- 21:59banging against the wall
- 22:43drawing the line
- 23:14one thing
- 23:27understand my business
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