Bill Detwiler

In this episode of TechRepublic’s Dynamic Developer, Julian Flannery, Founder and CEO of Summus Global, talks with host Bill Detwiler about how the company’s software developers are building the virtual healthcare platform of the tomorrow.

Bill Detwiler talks with Malcolm Ross, VP of Product Strategy and Deputy CTO for Appian, about how low-code/no-code tools and automation are affecting the software developer job market.

Bill Detwiler talks with Guy Podjarny, founder and president of Snyk, and Willie Tejada, GM of ISV and Build Partners and chief developer advocate for IBM about the current cybersecurity threat landscape, why partnerships like the one between IBM and Snyk are crucial for combating cyberthreats and the critical role developers and open-source play.

Qwick makes filling positions a lot easier for restaurants, hotels, bars and more. Their app development process included a lot of manual processes, and that’s a good thing their founder says.

Bill Detwiler talks with Hakim Mehmood, VP and GM of voice and video for Twilio, about how the company is helping software developers easily add voice and video functionality to their apps.

Bill Detwiler talks with Saty Bahadur, chief technology officer at Upwork, about what it takes to be successful as a freelance software developer or IT professional.

Bill Detwiler talks with Chris Thorpe, CTO and SVP of Solutions for Talent Path, about what the software developer and tech job market will look like in the rest of 2022 and beyond.

The president and CEO of TAB Bank about how the company is using new fintech platforms, modern development practices and vendors like MuleSoft to transform its business.

Tech like AI, advanced telehealth systems and remote devices will be change healthcare for physicians and patients alike in the coming year.

IBM developer advocate and the founder of Snyk talk about changing the way developers think about cybersecurity.

The Qwick app makes it easy for servers, bartenders, dishwashers and more to find a temp job and get paid the same day. The co-founder and CEO says that’s due in part to the company’s common-sense and sometime manual-first approach to software development.

Summus Global is using artificial intelligence to match patients with the best medical specialists online. We asked the company’s CEO how they do it.