Matthew Broberg

Matthew Broberg

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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I’m an always-learning, always-striving technologist who’s fallen in love with the…

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Volunteer Experience

  • Research Sponsor

    EMC

    - 1 year 4 months

    Science and Technology

    I've acted as the liaison sponsor of the research project of Professors Eoin Whelan of National University of Ireland and Salvatore Parise of Babson College to create a correlative analysis between innovation and diversity in one's social community. The research resulted in this article: http://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/how-twitter-users-can-generate-better-ideas/


    Here's some of the proposal:

    There is a long history of social network research which empirically demonstrates…

    I've acted as the liaison sponsor of the research project of Professors Eoin Whelan of National University of Ireland and Salvatore Parise of Babson College to create a correlative analysis between innovation and diversity in one's social community. The research resulted in this article: http://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/how-twitter-users-can-generate-better-ideas/


    Here's some of the proposal:

    There is a long history of social network research which empirically demonstrates that the structure and patterns of interactions between knowledge workers has a direct bearing on individual, group, and organizational innovation. Before the advent of Web technologies, the social network of a typical employee tended to be limited to those with whom they could interact regularly on a face-to-face basis. However, with the explosion of social media and social technologies in recent years, workers are interacting with far greater numbers of internal and external contacts, across temporal and geographic boundaries. Our social networks today are now partly or fully digitized yet we know very little about how this digitization has impacted the innovativeness of knowledge workers. Twitter is one such social media platform heavily used by development groups in EMC as a source of work related information. Using advanced social network analysis techniques, we are proposing to analyze how EMC developers are using Twitter, with the objective of determining whether there is a relationship between the structure of their Twitter network and the quality/quantity of ideas they generate. Our theory is that if the people an employee follows on Twitter already follow each other, then over time a groupthink situation emerges which is not good for generating novel ideas. On the other hand, if the people an employee follows on Twitter all move in different circles, then the employee is constantly getting access to novel information which should be good for ideation.

  • VMware User Group (VMUG) Graphic

    Volunteer, Social Media Strategist, Keynote Speaker

    VMware User Group (VMUG)

    - 8 years 11 months

    I volunteered for the New England VMUG and its community since I learned about it. Together, we grew a presence in the storage and infrastructure community I was a part of, and I grew a social media presence for them. I also had the honor of keynoting the last event in 2019.

  • Co-Founder, Podcaster

    Geek Whisperers Podcast

    - 4 years 9 months

    Science and Technology

    I co-created and co-host a podcast designed to educate and connect the technology community centered around storage, networking, and virtualization. We produced 140 episodes over with 141,000 unique listeners over that time. Most importantly, we helped a lot of people evolve their careers in interesting ways.

  • The Linux Foundation Graphic

    Open Source Contributor and Maintainer

    The Linux Foundation

    - Present 4 years 9 months

    Active participant in the Kubernetes SIG Contributor Experience and a maintainer of the CHAOSS project's Value Working Group.

  • CHAOSS Graphic

    Maintainer and co-host of the CHAOSScast Podcast

    CHAOSS

    - 1 year 10 months

    Science and Technology

    - Maintainer and lead of the Value Working Group
    - Co-founder and host of the CHAOSScast podcast

  • Open Source Initiative (OSI) Graphic

    Member

    Open Source Initiative (OSI)

    - Present 4 years 7 months

    Science and Technology

    I'm a member of the incredible organization supporting open source and you can be too. Learn more at https://opensource.org/

Projects

  • Geek Whisperers Podcast

    - Present

    A podcast for social media professionals who work in the enterprise technology space. B2B has its own challenges, IT has its own culture, and getting anything done inside a large company requires its own tactics. Thus these tales and interviews from the Geek Whisperers, those who know how to walk their talk with the techies.

    Other creators
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  • Senior EMC TV Anchor

    I work regularly with cameraman Johnny Suire and producers David Ross and Jon Taylor to produce compelling, informative content as a senior resource for EMC TV with Maggie Burke providing leadership and vision.

    I've had the pleasure of working with these thoughtful minds at multiple Tier 1 events such as VMworld, Oracle OpenWorld and EMC World. Jon and I have also traveled together to Singapore for the Human Face of Big Data project and to Germany for Mega Launch.

    We coordinate a…

    I work regularly with cameraman Johnny Suire and producers David Ross and Jon Taylor to produce compelling, informative content as a senior resource for EMC TV with Maggie Burke providing leadership and vision.

    I've had the pleasure of working with these thoughtful minds at multiple Tier 1 events such as VMworld, Oracle OpenWorld and EMC World. Jon and I have also traveled together to Singapore for the Human Face of Big Data project and to Germany for Mega Launch.

    We coordinate a combination of enterprise IT executives and technology subject matter experts for 3 to 5 minute interviews. Anchors, such as myself, are trained in field reporting, interview skills, IFB and teleprompter.

    Other creators
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  • Modernizing Community Marketing

    Ignited community marketing efforts at EMC by re launching ECN with new modern social collaboration tools, new user experience, gamification, advocacy program (ELECT) and invested significantly in new, engaging marketing programs.

    Other creators
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  • EMC Elect

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    Joint Project Manager for EMC Elect.

    EMC Elect is a community-driven recognition and thank you for individual's engagement with EMC as a brand over the last calendar year.

    Key Characteristics of an outstanding EMC Elect candidate include:

    Engagement - Members are those engaging here on the ECN, on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and in person at events.

    Commitment - Being a part of the EMC conversation day in and day out, offering thoughtful feedback and staying…

    Joint Project Manager for EMC Elect.

    EMC Elect is a community-driven recognition and thank you for individual's engagement with EMC as a brand over the last calendar year.

    Key Characteristics of an outstanding EMC Elect candidate include:

    Engagement - Members are those engaging here on the ECN, on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and in person at events.

    Commitment - Being a part of the EMC conversation day in and day out, offering thoughtful feedback and staying optimistic in your language.

    Leadership - The kind of people who take every opportunity to engage with their peers and represent others as part of the community.

    Other creators
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Honors & Awards

  • Program Committee for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021

    Cloud Native Computing Foundation

    I had the honor of supporting the Kubernetes community by reviewing submissions to the conference.

  • Speaker: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon US and Europe 2021

    Cloud Native Computing Foundation

    I spoke at both the 2021 conferences with a focus on non-code contributions to Kubernetes.

  • Kubernetes Contributor Award Winner 2020

    Cloud Native Computing Foundation

    I was incredibly honored to earn a contributor award for my work on the Upstream Marketing working group as part of the SIG Contributor Experience team of Kubernetes.

  • Speaker: KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020

    Cloud Native Computing Foundation

    I spoke on the importance of non-code contribution and the new Upstream Marketing sub-group to SIG ContrixEx.

  • Keynote Speaker at Velocity Conf 2016

    O'Reilly

    I co-authored and taught a sponsored keynote titled: My Cloud Makes Pretty Pictures.

    Data is beautiful when made visible. Matthew Brender and Raj Dutt offer a demo of Snap, an open telemetry framework designed to gather an increasingly diverse amount of measurements from the cloud, and illustrate how to visualize data in Grafana with unprecedented ease. Get started with Snap and Grafana on…

    I co-authored and taught a sponsored keynote titled: My Cloud Makes Pretty Pictures.

    Data is beautiful when made visible. Matthew Brender and Raj Dutt offer a demo of Snap, an open telemetry framework designed to gather an increasingly diverse amount of measurements from the cloud, and illustrate how to visualize data in Grafana with unprecedented ease. Get started with Snap and Grafana on Grafana.net.


    http://conferences.oreilly.com/velocity/devops-web-performance-ca/public/schedule/speaker/229799

  • Speaker at GoSF Meetup

    GoSF

    Snap is a powerful telemetry framework pioneered by Intel (github.com/intelsdi-x/snap) that lets users define telemetry workflows and run them on a schedule.

    It makes use of a transparent API that exposes all states and commands and an open plugin model decoupling actions in the workflow from running the workflow. The three types of plugins (collectors, processors, and publishers) allow snap to mix and match functionality based on user need.

    Matt Brender from Intel will provide…

    Snap is a powerful telemetry framework pioneered by Intel (github.com/intelsdi-x/snap) that lets users define telemetry workflows and run them on a schedule.

    It makes use of a transparent API that exposes all states and commands and an open plugin model decoupling actions in the workflow from running the workflow. The three types of plugins (collectors, processors, and publishers) allow snap to mix and match functionality based on user need.

    Matt Brender from Intel will provide an in-depth look at Snap, what it does, and how it came to be. In the process, he'll discuss reasons why these chose Golang and the resource investments Intel is making with the language.

    http://www.meetup.com/golangsf/events/226090288/

  • Facilitated Birds of a Feather at OSCON 2015

    O'Reilly

    Authored description and co-facilitated a BoF: The Evolution of the NoSQL Ecosystem

    Your software architecture tells a story of what is important to you. Each focus leads to drastically different layering of systems. There is much to be discovered in the details of where NoSQL databases like Riak are placed in a design.

    Some sub-topics of interest:

    The need for master and masterless systems working together
    Synchronization between components
    Failure conditions within…

    Authored description and co-facilitated a BoF: The Evolution of the NoSQL Ecosystem

    Your software architecture tells a story of what is important to you. Each focus leads to drastically different layering of systems. There is much to be discovered in the details of where NoSQL databases like Riak are placed in a design.

    Some sub-topics of interest:

    The need for master and masterless systems working together
    Synchronization between components
    Failure conditions within the distributed system platform
    In this session, we will explore what factors affect when and where you include each technology and focus, in particular, on how to prioritize the choice in core architectural underpinnings present in NoSQL designs. We will also explore what these technologies solve and suggestions for how to align them with your application’s objectives for data insights.

    Technologies we are likely to discuss:

    NoSQL databases like Redis, Cassandra and Riak
    Queues like RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ and Apache Kafka
    Data warehousing with Hadoop
    Compute engines like Apache Spark


    http://conferences.oreilly.com/oscon/open-source-2015/public/schedule/detail/45300

  • Speaker at Riak Meetups

    Basho

    I spoke regularly (around 5 times) at Riak meetups on the complexities of distributed database design, CAP theorem, the Riak database and coding with it in Ruby.

  • Speaker at Velocity Conf 2015

    O'Reilly

    I co-authored and taught a sponsored tutorial titled SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL.

    SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL. Not every application needs the same database and not every database is clearly defined in relation to the others. There’s a lot of fun to be had as we walk through the differences.

    We’ve broken this training into modules that will bring you from an introduction to database concepts, from SQL to Spanner, down to hands-on coding experience with Riak, Basho’s distributed open source NoSQL…

    I co-authored and taught a sponsored tutorial titled SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL.

    SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL. Not every application needs the same database and not every database is clearly defined in relation to the others. There’s a lot of fun to be had as we walk through the differences.

    We’ve broken this training into modules that will bring you from an introduction to database concepts, from SQL to Spanner, down to hands-on coding experience with Riak, Basho’s distributed open source NoSQL database. We finish the day discussing real-world customer use cases.

    Module 1 covers:
    - Demystify the NoSQL landscape
    - Learn how relational and NoSQL databases are both relevant
    - Dig into the differentiation of Riak from other NoSQL solutions

    Module 2 covers:
    - Quick hands-on OS X installation, and then store and retrieve data in Riak
    - Discuss active and passive workloads, the operational complexity associated with managing these, and what that means to application architecture
    - Discuss where analytics and monitoring fit into an application architecture

    Module 3 covers:
    - Discuss specific implementations of NoSQL use cases, showing the challenges and advantages and how unstructured data is changing web development.

    http://conferences.oreilly.com/velocity/devops-web-performance-2015/public/schedule/speaker/197457

  • vBrownBag presenter at VMworld 2014

    vBrownBag Community

    I presented 2 vBrownBag sessions - one on workload generation in the world of content caching (link above) and another as part of the Geek Whisperers podcast.

  • vExpert 2014

    VMware

    Honored as one of the VMware vExperts for 2014 on the Evangelist path for contribution to the virtualization community through social media and in-person engagement.

  • Speaker at EMC World

    EMC Corporation

    I had four sessions at EMC World 2012 on VNXe and VMware integration.

    Two sessions were introduction level and titled "EMC VNXe: The Best Entry-level Storage Solution for VMware" focused on introducing the VNXe architecture and VMware integration points.

    The other two sessions were advance topic titled "VNXe: Implementing for High Availability in a Virtual Infrastructure" focused on multipathing on the VNXe architecture using iSCSI and NFS.

    I also did a 20-minute Buzz Talk…

    I had four sessions at EMC World 2012 on VNXe and VMware integration.

    Two sessions were introduction level and titled "EMC VNXe: The Best Entry-level Storage Solution for VMware" focused on introducing the VNXe architecture and VMware integration points.

    The other two sessions were advance topic titled "VNXe: Implementing for High Availability in a Virtual Infrastructure" focused on multipathing on the VNXe architecture using iSCSI and NFS.

    I also did a 20-minute Buzz Talk on RAMP: EMC's gamification platform.

  • vExpert 2015

    VMware

    Honored as one of the VMware vExperts for 2015 on the Evangelist path for contribution to the virtualization community through technical contributions at VMworld, on Twitter and GitHub.

Organizations

  • Influence Marketing Council

    Board Member

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    The Influence Marketing Council is an industry council for B2B tech companies working to transform marketing by working with influencers, advocates, communities, and user groups. I'm a proud contributor to its vision and a regular attendee. Representatives from IMC member companies are marketing professionals who run influence marketing programs that leverage high-touch relationships with industry influencers, brand advocates, and professional communities. The IMC helps members define and…

    The Influence Marketing Council is an industry council for B2B tech companies working to transform marketing by working with influencers, advocates, communities, and user groups. I'm a proud contributor to its vision and a regular attendee. Representatives from IMC member companies are marketing professionals who run influence marketing programs that leverage high-touch relationships with industry influencers, brand advocates, and professional communities. The IMC helps members define and execute successful programs that align and support the rest of the business. Learn more about it at https://influencemarketingcouncil.com or subscribe to blog/podcasts at https://medium.com/influence-marketing-council

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