Cameron Dunn: Operations Is For Everybody: Creating and Maintaining Resources the Whole Team Uses
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Operations is for Everybody discusses how operations teams create and maintain resources that the whole company uses. It argues that operations work benefits all teams, so operations teams should involve others to get feedback and buy-in on priorities. Operations teams that collaborate this way can better support the whole company's goals.
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