Automation and Artificial Intelligence are changing how humans interact with technology, colleagues, and jobs. Join us to discuss how these supporting technologies can help organizations rapidly adjust to today’s changed environment, and how they will impact the future of work. In this episode of the SDLF, we will discuss:
Automation and Artificial Intelligence are changing how humans interact with technology, colleagues, and jobs. Join us to discuss how these supporting technologies can help organizations rapidly adjust to today’s changed environment, and how they will impact the future of work. In this episode of the SDLF, we will discuss:
How automation & AI creates new work opportunities
How organizations use automation to de-risk work
Ethical and moral implications of AI and automation
We know your process is complex, touches many stakeholders with varied requirements and responsibilities. How do you measure Agility? Reliability? Efficiency? Quality? Success?! What does the ideal dashboard look like for Dev? For Ops? For the business? And how would it change over time? In this SDLF session, we will discuss:
What Metrics Matter for Dev and Ops?
What Metrics Matter for the Business?
What Other Metrics Matter?
Is there "OMTM" for your Whole Organization?
Communication and collaboration are critical to success in any software organization. Today, in the face of extreme disruption, they are even more critical. Join us to learn how organizations are using DevOps principles and practices to respond rapidly to changing needs and unprecedented demand.
Enterprises are under more pressure than ever to innovate and do it fast. To meet this challenge they are adopting new software practices and technologies. But, unlike small startups, these enterprises must continue to deliver mission-critical,revenue-generating applications across legacy, traditional and modern applications while ensuring security and controlling risk.
It’s been ten years since the idea of DevOps was introduced, yet Dev and Ops silos still exist, injecting significant friction and waste in the end-to-end process. Moreover, most organizations still struggle to measure the business impact of IT in general and of software in particular.
We’ll discuss The Humans of DevOps. Our featured speaker will kick us off with a thirty minute presentation to review their recently published Upskilling research report with an emphasis on data collected in the European market. We’ll discuss the implications this data has on hiring, managing, and growing high performing teams.
Enterprises are under more pressure than ever to innovate and do it fast. To meet this challenge they are adopting new software practices and technologies. But, unlike small startups, these enterprises must continue to deliver mission-critical,revenue-generating applications across legacy, traditional and modern applications while ensuring security and controlling risk.
In many enterprises, DevOps transformations put the lens on Culture, Measurement and Sharing. However, the teams with boots on the ground will tell you that Automation plays a significant role, providing a solid foundation for consistent measurement and healthy culture to emerge. In this session we will take a look at the DevOps toolchain, and discuss automated CI, CD, Release Orchestration and Feature Flagging as a way to support a sustainable digital transformation for your entire enterprise.
I love joining these SDLF sessions. I learn as much from our audience as I do from the speakers and panelists!Accelerated Strategies GroupMitchell AshleyCEO