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The document discusses building a DevOps culture. It promotes having one team with one goal, pairing developers and operations staff, and sharing on-call responsibilities. It also recommends operations teams adopt agile practices like Kanban, daily standups, and retrospectives to become more aligned with development teams. The goal is to break down silos and have both teams work together seamlessly to deliver results faster.
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Agile & Scrum meetup - Working together from anywhere at Envato
Jay shared this talk at the Agile and Scrum meetup in Melbourne in September 2019.
It contains an overview of how remote teams work at Envato, as well as tips for working remote and working with people or teams that are remote.
7 Habits of Highly Effective Teams
Co-presented by Jay Hyett and Ruma Dak on the 30th of July 2019 at LAST Conference in Melbourne, Australia.
In this talk we shared seven habits of highly effective teams, based on their work and experience at Envato and within the agile community. They'll also share some tips to help build these habits.
Working together from anywhere at Envato
Here are the slides from the talk that I delivered at LAST Conference on the 19th and 20th of July 2018.
It's never been easier to work and collaborate with people anywhere in the world. That's really important as ways of working evolve, because not all of the best talent is located in the one place.
In this session I shared some insights into our hybrid remote friendly way of working at Envato. As well as some tips for people and teams working remotely.
Bring your retrospectives to life
From LAST 2016:
Retrospectives are the most important ceremony for agile teams. However running the same format every time can lead to them becoming dull and can have an impact on the outputs they generate.
In this session I'll share with you some unique themes and ideas that you can try with your teams to bring some heart, soul and life back to your retrospectives.
From a Toyota to a BMW
In 2008, Jay Hyett assumed responsibility for a Service Desk that was said to be 'good enough'. However Jay wasn't happy with that label and so, over the next couple of years and with a tiny budget, he led a Service Improvement Program that turned 'good enough' into 'excellent'. In this presentation, Jay will share insights into how Lonely Planet transformed its Service Desk by adopting best practise from ITIL/Agile/Net Promoter, focussing on developing staff and placing Lonely Planet's customers at the heart of everything they do. This ultimately resulted in turning a good 'Toyota' team into a sleek high performing 'BMW' team.
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Agile & Scrum meetup - Working together from anywhere at Envato
Agile & Scrum meetup - Working together from anywhere at Envato
Building a dev_ops_culture
- 1. Building a DevOps Culture Jay Hyett Head of Delivery – PlayUp DevOps Meet up @ Bankwest April 11 2013
- 2. PlayUp Where Sport Gets Social 32 Sports 55,000 Live Matches @PlayUpAU http://app.playup.com
- 4. “DevOps is about building a better business culture to deliver results that matter, fast.”
- 5. History of DevOps Patrick Debois @patrickdebois http://www.jedi.be/blog/ Damon Edwards @damonedwards The Short History of DevOps John Allspaw - @allspaw Paul Hammond - @ph 10+ Deploys per day
- 7. One Team One Goal Agile for DevOps Operations Pairing Team Dev’s Building on call
- 8. g 1. One Team One Goal
- 9. 2. DevOps pairing and embedded resources.
- 10. 3. Sharing on-call responsibilities.
- 11. 4. Team building
- 12. 5. Operations becoming Agile
- 13. 5 a. Kanban
- 14. 5 b. Daily stand ups
- 15. 5 c. DevOps Retro’s
- 16. One Team One Goal Agile for DevOps Operations Pairing Team Dev’s Building on call
- 18. THANK YOU Jay Hyett jhyett@gmail.com /jayhyett http://about.me/jayhyett @jhyett