Racing! Crossover Episode with Break/Fix: The Gran Touring Motorsports Podcast

On this crossover episode Carolyn and Mark learn about the power of racing. Eric Monterastelli, Public Sector SE at Dynatrace and host of Break/Fix: The Gran Touring Motorsports Podcast, joins the Tech Transforms team to talk about where the rubber meets the road in government technology. For more resources and links mentioned in today's episode, please visit https://tech-transforms.captivate.fm/racing (https://tech-transforms.captivate.fm/racing) Episode Table of Contents[00:51] Across the Side of Racing [06:59] All Racing Cars Have Self-Correcting Computers [14:16] From the Performance Racing Side [20:09] The Rule of Three in Racing [27:00] International Racing of Champions [33:01] Unlimited Funds To Fill a Racing Car Garage Episode Links and Resources Across the Side of RacingMark: We have invited our friend, https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-monterastelli-8197b246/ (Eric Monterastelli) to join us on a crossover episode for this morning's Tech Transforms. Carolyn: His podcast is Break Fix. Thanks for being here, Eric, and we're super excited to talk to you today. Eric: That's right, folks. It's not uncommon to see IT branding plastered across the side of race cars in many motor sports disciplines. Names like AWS, CrowdStrike, and SailPoint immediately come to mind. But for application performance monitoring and artificial intelligence, the relationship between technology and racing goes far beyond stickers and sponsorship dollars. As Carolyn pointed out, this is a crossover episode between Break Fix and Tech Transforms. I'd like to personally thank Mark and Carolyn for having us on their show to explore this idea. Carolyn: It's a little bit geeked out for me, so let's just get really basic. Talk about cars and racing first. Tell me how you got into cars and racing in general. Eric: I'll keep it brief because I think that could be a whole episode into itself. Gran Touring Motorsports was founded in late 2013, officially 2014. Our mantra is to continue to spread motorsports enthusiasm. The idea is