Tag: imported
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Link: Agile and DevOps are Failing in Fortune 500 Companies – Plutora
What all of those “unicorns” have in common are flat organizations with small teams that are responsible for a product or feature, including receiving feedback from their customers and guiding the future of the product. ING decided to transform its business to be more agile. Source: Agile and DevOps are Failing in Fortune 500 Companies…
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While 94% of the 14,000 people in the survey said they used internet banking and 66% used mobile banking apps, ING customers were unhappy about the decision to phase out the use of ‘tan’ codes for approving payments and require mobile approvals instead. Read more at DutchNews.nl: Source: Thousands of rejected migrants unable to return…
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Link: The Frozen Middle—Part Two: Thawing
The key, I found, was to agree on new objectives. First, we tackled the question of documentation. In the old model, QA’s job was to make sure that documentation was complete—that each required section of the official template had been filled in with enough information to satisfy our overseers. But in conversation, the head of…
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Link: SAPPHIRENow 2019 – Coke’s secret IT formula revealed – ditch waterfall for DevOps
You’re basically breaking things down into smaller increments. I’m constantly getting in front of the customer. At the end of the day, you’re delivering really what the customer wants from you. So you may be able to start giving value to your customer much quicker. Even though they’re not getting 100% of what they want,…
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Link: Research: For Better Brainstorming, Tell an Embarrassing Story
we found that the “embarrassment” teams generated 26% more ideas spanning 15% more use categories than their counterparts. Candor led to greater creativity. Thus, we propose a new rule for brainstorming sessions: Tell a self-deprecating story before you start. As uncomfortable as this may seem, especially among colleagues you would typically want to impress, the…
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You: mildly interested in DevOps & amused by irreverent coverage of pizza teams, advice for pizza delivery drivers, & have $4.99 to blow after cashing your paycheck. Me: check out my book, Digital WTF! It’s on sale this weekend. [leanpub.com/digitalwt…](https://leanpub.com/digitalwtf/c/20190614) From instagram
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Platform as a Product talk
Here’s a recording of one of my talks. It’s on what the operations team does when running in a platform, DevOps-y, whatever style: Developers don’t need “services” from ops, they need products: continuously innovated platforms that evolve weekly. Once ops toil is removed, ops can focus on their customers’ – development – needs. Using stories…
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