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Chris and Elecia spoke with Stephen W. Hinch —author of Winning through Innovation.
He shares decades of insight from his time at Hewlett-Packard and Agilent, where he served as an engineer, manager, marketing director, and general manager.
Join the conversation: https://embedded.fm/episodes/509 
Transcript Available: https://embedded.fm/transcripts/509
Thank you to Mouser Electronics
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Embedded509: Swarmed by Engineers — EmbeddedSteve Hinch wrote a book about engineering, innovation, and business. He shares decades of wisdom gleaned from his career at Hewlett-Packard and Agilent as an engineer, manager, marketing director, and general manager. Steve’s book is Winning through Innovation: Lessons from the Front Li
#CaseStudy – See how #Revolut’s small DevOps team empowers 1,300+ engineers to build & deploy apps faster and more consistently.
With a centralized systems catalog + automation, they’ve reduced manual effort, improved observability & alerting, and streamlined database management at scale.
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Discover why #RustLang is the right choice for building #LowLatency systems: not just for code’s performance, but also for productivity & developer joy.
Listen to the #InfoQ #podcast with Andrew Lamb (Staff Engineer, InfluxData) for more insights: https://bit.ly/3HXGW4v
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The “Hierarchy of Engineering Needs” is an #opensource framework (inspired by Maslow’s hierarchy) that helps engineering leaders spot & prioritize the most impactful constraints in their software delivery systems.
Hear Myles Henaghan explain it on the #InfoQ #podcast: https://bit.ly/4fVHzIx
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When using #AI, don’t settle for a “20-40% productivity boost”!
Use AI to:
Automate “toil” (manual, repetitive, tactical work) Reshape organizational structures Empower humans to focus on creative, high-value work that drives business growth
Watch now: https://bit.ly/45A2Aoy
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#RustLang combines the best of many worlds: ergonomic, expressive, performant, and safe.
Discover how Rust enables developers to write complex code with confidence, while also addressing the real challenges along the way.
If you're skeptical about how good the Rust developer experience can be, this video is for you.
Watch the #InfoQ video: https://bit.ly/45N0qAK
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What are the 3 golden rules of #DistributedSystems?
In this #InfoQ talk, Sam Newman breaks down the essentials every developer should know:
Timeouts 
Retries 
Idempotency 
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Want to build a stronger #EngineeringCulture?
Lead by example Embrace "glue work" Take full ownership Be self-aware about your career path
Dive deeper on the #InfoQ #podcast with Thiago Ghisi for more insights: https://bit.ly/4fJ7GCp
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Dive into the world of #WebAssembly! Laurent Doguin & Geoffroy Couprie explore their pioneering work with Wasm on the infrastructure side.
They discuss the benefits & challenges, and explain why it's becoming a powerful, safer alternative to containers.
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