Bryan Friedman

A favorite joke of mine that I remember from the wall of my computer lab in college goes "There are 10 types of people in this world: those who understand binary, and those who don't."

One year ago today, I started at Moderne.

I've found there to be plenty of variance in the industry around job titles, so I usually don't put a ton of weight on them.

When I last left off, I’d done the unthinkable.

I'm sure you know this classic line from Jurassic Park: “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

It was 11 years ago (to the day, if you can believe that) that I started a new job after leaving my first job out of college.

I know from my experience working for and with enterprise companies that keeping dozens or hundreds (or thousands!)

I can’t believe it’s been more than ten years since I first became a product manager.

My daughter's elementary school has this thing called the Growth Mindset Program.

SpringOne Platform is known for showcasing some of the most compelling customer stories you’ll find at any tech conference.

Last week I visited Boston for the first time and attended my very first Cloud Foundry Summit.

Richard Watson from Gartner led a customer panel in the final round of keynotes at SpringOne.

After two full days at my very first SpringOne Platform, my head is spinning.

In my last post, I explored what it's like to deploy a Spring Boot app to four different public PaaS products.

For custom-built applications, using a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution is an excellent option.

In a sea of overloaded terms, it seems to me that the word "hybrid" is perhaps one of the most often used.

It was exactly one year ago today that I became a Product Owner (née Manager) at CenturyLink Cloud, and as a colleague of mine likes to point out, that's a really long time in "cloud years."

It's been three weeks since I began my Product Manager position at CenturyLink Cloud, and it's been a great experience so far.

When I was hunting for my first career job as I was winding down my college years, I remember suiting up (though this was a couple of years before How I Met Your Mother aired, so that term may not have been around yet) and going on some interviews offered…