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Welcome to the REBOOT [something] Podcast!
Proudly hosted by Chad Jeffries and Trilogy Innovations
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NATO's Cybersecurity "Olympics", AI/ML, and Accessible Education with Dr. Chris Ramezan
#TeamTrilogy is honored to be joined by Dr. Chris Ramezan on this week's episode of the REBOOT [Something] Podcast! In addition to his extensive industry and research experience, Dr. Ramezan currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity and the Business Cybersecurity Management Coordinator at West Virginia University.
We dive into the pressing topics surrounding cybersecurity in education, business, infrastructure, and more! We find answers to some of our biggest questions on career preparedness, education for non-technical individuals, innovation in West Virginia, and more! Tune in to learn more about how the cybersecurity landscape is changing (and needs to change) right in front of us.
Cybersecurity, Career Preparedness, Education/Academia
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Academic Opportunity, K-12 Education, and Technology with Amber Nichols, WV Teacher of the Year
On this week's episode, we are joined by educator, community leader, and 2023 WV Teacher of the Year, Amber Nichols! Tune in as we dive into K-12 education across West Virginia from the perspective of a former teacher and current Public Relations Coordinator for the Monongalia County School District. Amber tells us more about her experiences in and out of the classroom, representing our state amongst the country-wide Teachers of the Year, and continuing to advocate for both educators and students in her new role.
We'll explore the breadth of unique opportunities and challenges here in the Mountain State and answer the hard-hitting questions needed to truly uplift our students to success in their learning journeys.
Education, West Virginia, Technology in the classroom
Career Prep, Cybersecurity, and The Dark Side of AI with
Dr. Tom Devine at West Virginia University
Dr. Tom Devine (Teaching Assistant Professor) returns for another episode of the REBOOT [Something] podcast! Tom has been more than busy integrating Red Hat training in his curriculum, supporting his capstone students as they present projects at conferences, leading the discussion on pressing technology topics like AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, and more. His continued emphasis on holistic preparedness and providing hands-on experiential learning opportunities drives his teaching ethos and helps his students become confident, capable, and independent problem-solvers. Tune into this week's episode to learn more about Tom's perspective on preparing young professionals for what it's actually like to work in industry, academia, government, and beyond.
Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Education
REBOOT [Biometrics] with Lakota Software(Aaron Wilson and Sam Cilento)
Aaron Wilson (Co-Founder/President/CEO) and Sam Cilento (Sales & Marketing Director) break down Lakota's robust biometric catalogue, including numerous cutting-edge applications and SDKs.
Whether it's offering the only web-based fingerprinting tool on the market (EFTCreator) or automatically detecting and reading fingerprints of unpredictable orientations and sizes (Sequnce), it's evident that Lakota's commitment to quality, efficiency, and convenience are raising the bar for progress and innovation in the biometrics spaces.
Government Contracting, Cybersecurity, Software
REBOOT [Higher Education] with Dr. Tom Devine at West Virginia University
In this episode, Chad and Randy Cottle (VP and COO at Trilogy) talk with Dr. Tom Devine, a Teaching Assistant Professor at West Virginia University's Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. We discussed the academic foundations that bring unique, sustainable, and competitive opportunities to West Virginia.
Chad, Randy, and Tom explore Trilogy's collaborations and sponsorships at WVU, such as the new cybersecurity capstone, the Red Hat training programs, and the integration of STEM departments across the university.
Education, West Virginia, Red Hat
Internship Insights 2023 🧐 Re-cap of Trilogy Innovations' Internship Program of 2023
Join our re-cap discussion of Trilogy Innovation's #internshipprogram2023 with the #intern cohort of summer 2023, as they "REBOOT" [internship programs]. In this episode, Chad (host) had the pleasure of interviewing the 2023 interns from Trilogy Innovations.
In this episode, we will gain insight into what it's like to intern at Trilogy Innovations, and the experiences and skills that these interns have gained throughout their internship experience. Our guests for this episode are from the summer 2023 class of Trilogy interns, and are well on their path to #careersuccess.
Trilogy Internship, Professional Development, College
REBOOT [Cybersecurity] with Jody Ogle at CISA
In this episode, Chad (host), Randy (co-host) talk with guest Jody Ogle, (West Virginia Cybersecurity Advisor) at CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) to talk about the latest cybersecurity initiatives at CISA, some background on his career progression to becoming the Cybersecurity Advisor for the state of WV and history on why the newest federal agency was started.
Tune into the whole episode, as Jody shares some incredible insights into the cybersecurity resources and support available for businesses in West Virginia and how CISA is working to raise awareness and improve cybersecurity posture in the state.
Cybersecurity, West Virginia, Government Contracting
Business Partnerships with Scott Rotruck - Vertx Partners
In this episode, Chad and Randy Cottle (VP and COO at Trilogy) talk with Scott Rotruck, VP of External Relations at Vertx Partners, to discuss the importance of collaboration between businesses around the state that support federal contracting, and how these partnerships create opportunities across West Virginia.
Scott's background of building connections and empowering business within the Mountain State makes this an exciting discussion you won't want to miss.
Economic Development, Small Business, West Virginia
Internship Insights 🧐 Experiences and Lessons Learned from Trilogy Innovations' Interns '22
In this episode, Chad had the pleasure of interviewing the 2022 interns from Trilogy Innovations, gaining insight into what it's like to intern at Trilogy Innovations and the experiences and skills that these interns have gained throughout their internship experience. In this episode, Hunter, Collin and Kennedy as they share their experiences, challenges, and lessons learned during their internship. We will also delve into the impact that this internship has had on their personal and professional development.
Throughout the podcast, we will be exploring topics such as the types of projects that the interns worked on, the tools and technologies that they used, and the mentorship and support that they received from #TeamTrilogy.
Trilogy Internship, Professional Development, College
REBOOT [Cloud Technologies] with Team Trilogy
In this episode of the REBOOT [something] podcast by Trilogy Innovations, #TeamTrilogy’s cloud Subject Matter Experts, Matt Lake (DevOps Engineer) and Scott Dix (AWS Solutions Architect), dive into the world of Cloud technologies and explore its impact on federal operations, businesses and individuals.
Join our expert panel as they dive into the benefits of cloud computing for organizations, including cost savings, scalability, availability and flexibility, the various types of cloud services available, such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Chad, Matt and Scott will also examine the security and privacy concerns surrounding the use of cloud technologies, and how organizations are addressing these challenges across public and private sectors. We hope you enjoy!
Cloud Computing, Amazon Web Services, Government Contracting
Tech Yeah Conference Promo - REBOOT [something] Podcast by Trilogy Innovations, Inc.
#TechYeahConference highlights the innovative West Virginia-based companies forging a new future through the technology movement. This episode features is a promotion for TechYeah Conference explaining all of the background, day of event details, and the goals #TeamTrilogy has for the inaugural event on August 23rd.
The 2022 Tech Yeah Conference was hosted in the Robert H Mollahan Center in Fairmont, WV on August 23rd from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Check out this episode to learn more about the event and future technology conferences!
TECH YEAH Conference, West Virginia
REBOOT [Economic Development in West Virginia] with Jim Estep - Ep.1 Podcast by Trilogy Innovations
Join Team Trilogy's Chad Jeffries (Head of Recruiting & Marketing - Trilogy), Brandon Downey (CEO & President - Trilogy), Randy Cottle (COO & VP, Trilogy) and featured guest, Jim Estep (CEO, High Tech Foundation) as they "REBOOT" [Economic Development in West Virginia].
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The biggest challenges facing West Virginia's economy
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How to create a knowledge sector for higher educational attainment]
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Why economic diversification is crucial in federal contracting
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Strategies and examples of economic growth through recruitment of federal operations
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How tech-companies like Trilogy are making an impact in WV
Government Contracting, Economic Development, West Virginia
KSQL: Streaming SQL for Apache Kafka® - Trilogy Tech Talks ft. Confluent
Presenter: Derek Nelson, Senior Product Manager at Confluent
Host: Chad Jeffries, Head of Talent Acquisition & Marketing at Trilogy Innovations, Inc.
This is the 3rd event in the Trilogy/Confluent Tech Talk Series where we will discuss KSQL architecture and how to design and deploy interactive, continuous queries for streaming ETL and real-time analytics. KSQL is the streaming SQL engine for Apache Kafka®, making it easier than ever before to read, write, and process streaming data in real-time.
Government Contracting, Economic Development, West Virginia
Capturing Continuous Data Streams with Kafka Connect - Trilogy Tech Talks ft. Confluent
Kafka Connect, an open source component of Apache Kafka®, is a framework for connecting Kafka with external systems such as databases, key-value stores, search indexes, and file systems. Using Kafka Connect you can use existing connector implementations for common data sources and sinks to move data into and out of Kafka.
Join Trilogy & Confluent SMEs on Thursday, June 10th from 1:00-2:00pm for an in-depth discussion in to Apache Kafka, the architecture of Kafka Connect, how to build custom Kafka Connectors, and how Kafka Connect can integrate with Kafka and Stream Processing for modern, real-time ETL and micro services workloads.
Open Source, Microservices, Data Processing
Capturing Continuous Data Streams with Kafka Connect - Trilogy Tech Talks ft. Confluent
This "Bridge to Cloud" Tech Talk focuses on how Confluent products are being used by Trilogy, and other organizations, to make data available across environments so that applications and workloads can shift over time.
Government agencies are working to leverage the benefits of cloud computing but such a transition is not a matter of lift and shift but a process over years. In many cases an agency will never fully move 100% of the workload to the cloud but in either case on premise and cloud environments will need to co-exist.
The single biggest challenge to this is how to make data ubiquitous in a hybrid operational environment.
Data Processing, Cloud Computing, Software
Guest Appearances
Positively West Virginia Podcast Hosts Trilogy Co-owners: The Best IT Company in West Virginia
Forge Ahead Podcast - Forge Business Solutions
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