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The Decision

18 December 2020

The Decision #14 - How Does a CEO Turn 100% of His Employees into Shareholders

Just in time for the season of giving, Philippe Chainieux, CEO of the home good website MADE.COM, tells Cyrille de Lasteyrie why he's giving everyone in the company stock options. For MADE.COM, the pandemic has been a time of growth, which is why Chainieux is giving all employees the same benefit – a boost to lower-paid.

The Decision

11 December 2020

The Decision #13 - How Does a CEO Pivot to the Next New Thing

Can a CEO founder hold on to his cash cow while swinging for the fences with a new venture? In this episode, Bruno Larvol draws back the curtain as he re-thinks his priorities, his leadership team and branding – while dreaming of creating the Google maps of cancer treatment.

The Decision

4 December 2020

The Decision #12 - How to Launch a Start-up Without Hiring Anyone

In this episode, Virginia Juliano, the creator of CobbleCord, explains why she left behind a VP job title with a top US streaming services to found CobbleCord. For Juliano, the goal is to empower consumers to get best deals, using lean practices to build a business in a fast-changing industry.

The Decision

27 November 2020

The Decision #11 - How a Shift to DevOps Changed Product Culture

In this episode, Ludovic Tremblay returns to tell us why, when it comes to software development, small is the new big. Tremblay explains how the shift to DevOps engineering transformed his company's collaboration culture.

The Decision

20 November 2020

The Decision #10 - How a Reluctant IT Company Learned to Love Outsourcing

In this episode, Kevin Decker-Weiss, Sales director of CircuitByte, tells us why, after priding itself on in-house development for years, the company turned to outsourcing.

The Decision

13 November 2020

The Decision #9 - How to Relocate Your Workplace to Virtual Reality

In this episode of The Decision, Bruno Larvol, CEO of Larvol, tells us it's time to move the office to virtual reality, using advanced Oculus headsets to bring employees together, wherever they are in physical reality.

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The Decision

18 December 2020

The Decision #14 - How Does a CEO Turn 100% of His Employees into Shareholders

Just in time for the season of giving, Philippe Chainieux, CEO of the home good website MADE.COM, tells Cyrille de Lasteyrie why he's giving everyone in the company stock options. For MADE.COM, the pandemic has been a time of growth, which is why Chainieux is giving all employees the same benefit – a boost to lower-paid.

The Decision

11 December 2020

The Decision #13 - How Does a CEO Pivot to the Next New Thing

Can a CEO founder hold on to his cash cow while swinging for the fences with a new venture? In this episode, Bruno Larvol draws back the curtain as he re-thinks his priorities, his leadership team and branding – while dreaming of creating the Google maps of cancer treatment.

The Decision

4 December 2020

The Decision #12 - How to Launch a Start-up Without Hiring Anyone

In this episode, Virginia Juliano, the creator of CobbleCord, explains why she left behind a VP job title with a top US streaming services to found CobbleCord. For Juliano, the goal is to empower consumers to get best deals, using lean practices to build a business in a fast-changing industry.

The Decision

27 November 2020

The Decision #11 - How a Shift to DevOps Changed Product Culture

In this episode, Ludovic Tremblay returns to tell us why, when it comes to software development, small is the new big. Tremblay explains how the shift to DevOps engineering transformed his company's collaboration culture.

The Decision

20 November 2020

The Decision #10 - How a Reluctant IT Company Learned to Love Outsourcing

In this episode, Kevin Decker-Weiss, Sales director of CircuitByte, tells us why, after priding itself on in-house development for years, the company turned to outsourcing.

The Decision

13 November 2020

The Decision #9 - How to Relocate Your Workplace to Virtual Reality

In this episode of The Decision, Bruno Larvol, CEO of Larvol, tells us it's time to move the office to virtual reality, using advanced Oculus headsets to bring employees together, wherever they are in physical reality.

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Defcon-19

How Trace One Has Innovated During COVID-19 With and for Clients

CEO of SaaS platform Trace One, Christophe Vanackère, talks about how Covid-19 made him rethink the operations of his entire company and how they’ve adapted to serve the rapidly changing needs of customers.

All Replays

How the Growth Sprint is Helping Coravin Survive the Covid

WineTech leaders, Coravin were dealt a blow by Covid-19. CTO, Francois Silvain talks about how the company was able to reinvent their eCommerce & Marketing strategy in just a few days through Growth Sprints.

War Room

The Grocery Store Plays Catch Up on eCommerce

Grocer & long-time businessman, David Schwarz discusses the industry’s on again, off again race to find its way during an eCommerce upswing.

War Room

Instilling Accountability with Remote Teams

How do you instill accountability in an era of remote work? Nancy Wang, COO of Pentalog Americas offers practical & actionable tips on how to help leaders manage successful remote teams.

Defcon-19

OpenFrame: Managing Growth Despite Supply Disruption

How can a real-estate company manage growth in a time when people are hesitant to even leave their homes? Openframe Founder, Etienne Leroy offers us advice and personal anecdotes on how turning your business upside down might be tough, but better for growth in the long run.

Defcon-19

Getting the Most Bang from your PPC Buck

PPC Advertising has gained traction as a super effective way for merchants to gain more visibility in the digital realm. So, how can businesses formulate a Pay-Per-Click strategy that yields results? And, how do they ensure the steps they're taking are effective?

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Testimonials

Made.com Testimonial - Jonathan Howell

Made.com is a British online designer furniture retailer. Their business model is based on the idea of selling furniture directly from the makers, with no warehouses, no physical stores and no middlemen, in order to offer top-quality products at affordable prices.

Testimonials

Pentalog interview with BitGym

Based in San Francisco, BitGym is a Californian startup which develops motion and exercise games for mobile platforms. Alex Gourley, CTO of Bitgym describes his offshore experience with Pentalog.

Testimonials

Pentalog Interview with Otosense

OtoSense Inc. is a US-based startup company that develops and sells mobile applications and related products designed to improve the security and independence of people with hearing loss.

Testimonials

Pentalog interview with Socrative

Frederic Lasnier interviewing Benjamin Berte, Socrative Co-founder and CEO (Harvard University graduate). The startup develops an intelligent student response system.

Testimonials

Sharalike Success Story

Sharalike provides users across all devices and platforms with image management and videographic tools. The team, headquarted in Boston, Massachusetts is composed of very talented web entrepreneurs. A Pentalog offshore success story: Sharalike.

Webinars

27 January 2020

Serverless Web Applications with Node.js and AWS

What? This is the last webinar out of a series of 4 online events with AWS-related content that will focus on Node.js Microservices. If you are a Node.js developer and you’re starting a new project, usually you need a devops engineer to create your infrastructure in the cloud, unfortunately they are all on vacation! Watch […]

Webinars

31 October 2019

Taking your Python Microservices to the Next Level with a Service Mesh in AWS

What? This third instalment of a series of 5 webinars with AWS-related content will focus on Python Microservices, their ups and downs, as well as the way in which you can manage and still use them without getting caught in their rigid communication. Who? Cătălin Dumitraș is the speaker for this webinar. With many other […]

Webinars

How to Up Your PHP Microservices Game with AWS

PHP developers might take too much responsibility on their shoulders, especially when it comes to doing infrastructure. Would you like to work smarter, not more? Then, this webinar about PHP Microservices is for you! It will help to solve all issues related to production downtimes, manual releases, boring maintenance, debugging and more. Based on his […]

Webinars

20 September 2019

How to Start Your Java Project Quickly on AWS

This webinar will show you how to start a Java project (SpringBoot) and take you through the following: Starting a new project on SpringBoot Creating a test environment Creating a production environment Setting up Continuous Integration Setting up Continuous Delivery The host of the webinar is Catalin Dumitras, an experienced Solutions Architect at Pentalog, with […]

Webinars

Cognitive Computing - Effects on our Lives: Webinar Replay

This webinar will ensure an overview related to the complexity of Cognitive Sciences. The presentation covers: History and impact of cognitive sciences. Digital advancement via Cognitive Computing. Relevant examples of Cognitive Computing key players and their products. Practical adaptation of Cognitive Computing to a variety of fields. The host of the webinar is Andrei Sajin, […]

Webinars

25 February 2019

How CTO Mistakes can Kill your Business

A CTO has the power to make or break a business. From technical architecture restructuring to technical debt management, a CTO’s decision can decide the fate of an entire company. This meetup presentation will help you understand better the role of a CTO inside a company. You will also learn more about how a CTO’s […]

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