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This week we feature an interview with Indus Khaitan, Founder & CEO at Quolum. A few of the topics covered include:\xa0 Why do organizations need help in consuming SaaS at scale efficiently? How can looking carefully at how you are using Saas save organizations tons of money?\xa0 How can organizations refocus on delivering value rather than on overhead? What does it take to take a vision and make it a going concern, more than once? Indus Khaitan is the founder of Quolum. Quolum helps companies manage their SaaS spend. He started Bitzer Mobile, a mobile security startup that Oracle acquired. Earlier, he led growth at Chargebee. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.\xa0 Indus\u2019 Profile:\xa0 Websites: (AngelList Profile) (Company) Email:\xa0khaitan@gmail.com Twitter:\xa0 \xa0Podcast:\xa0\xa0 Re-read Saturday News This week we reread Chapter 11 of Coaching Agile Teams by Lyssa Adkins (SPaMCAST Amazon affiliate link ). Chapter 11, Agile Coach Failure, Recovery, and Success Modes, begins Part 3 of Coaching Agile Teams. Part 3\xa0 titled \u201c Getting More for Yourself.\u201d Chapter 11 hits the topic of failure head-on, sharing both failure and success modes. Anyone that has been in the business of agile coach (coach, Scrum Master, manager, or others) for more than a few years and has pushed the boundaries of culture will have failures on their CV. Coaching is hard, training and continuous learning are important but not enough. A coach without experience is a trainee. A wide range of experience, which opens the door to successes and failures, is a learning opportunity that classes and webinars can\u2019t deliver. Remember to buy a copy of\xa0 Coaching Agile Teams by Lyssa Adkins (SPaMCAST Amazon affiliate line ) and read along! Logistics Note:\xa0 We will combine the discussion of the last two chapters in this book and then follow that with a recap before starting. (Amazon Associate Link \u2013 buy your copy soon and start reading). Buy a copy now and start reading.\xa0 Previous Installments Week 1: - \xa0 Week 2: - \xa0 Week 3: - \xa0 Week 4: - \xa0 Week 5: - \xa0 Week 6: - \xa0 Week 7: - \xa0 Week 8: r - \xa0 Week 9: - \xa0 Week 10: - \xa0 Week 11: - \xa0 Week 12 \xa0 \xa0 A quick advertisement: Controlling work entry requires preparation and knowledge building to establish a path to control work entry (magic wands are normally not available), which is why Jeremy Willets and I have developed a work entry workshop. We recently delivered the workshop at the 2022 Path to Agility in Columbus, OH to rave reviews. Interested? Email us at tcagley@tomcagley.com or willetsjm@gmail.com Next SPaMCAST\xa0 In SPaMCAST 725 we delve deeper into the concept of neglected WIP highlighting the calculation and a quick case study\u2019ette so you can see the concept in action. We will also have a visit from