Context: ‘The Golden Age of Enterprise’
Welcome to The New Stack Context, a podcast where we discuss the latest news and views from the cloud native community.
This week, we’re recording from TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise event in San Francisco, held September 5. Our interview guest is with Haley Daiber, a senior associate at Unusual Ventures, a seed-stage venture capital fund.
The New Stack has been talking and writing a lot about TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise over the past few months, as a media partner and also a participant. We held a pancake breakfast and podcast panel in the morning and TNS founder Alex Williams moderated a session in the afternoon. And we were excited about this event because it signals a new excitement and heat in the enterprise software space. This has been evident so far in the keynotes we’ve heard today, at the event: Jason Green from Emergence Capital, for example, called this “the golden age of enterprise.” So we spoke with Daiber to talk about what enterprise software looks like from an investor’s perspective.
Then, later in the podcast, we discussed the week’s top stories and podcasts, including excellent contributed posts on adopting role-based access control for Kubernetes and migrating to Python 3. We also discuss a new service mesh, and how “punk rock” music from the 1970s resembles open source today.
Libby Clark, who is the editorial and marketing director at TNS, hosted this podcast, with the help of TNS founder and publisher Alex Williams and Joab Jackson, managing editor at The New Stack.
Feature image (left to right): The Beans founder Melissa Pancoast, General Catalyst investor Katherine Boyle, and The New Stack founder Alex Williams. Photo by Libby Clark.