Delivering responsive redesign projects at large scale enterprises is hard, but not impossible with modern processes and methods.
Slides by Mike Kivikoski, UX Designer at Cantina
This document provides advice on developing an effective DevOps strategy. It emphasizes that DevOps goals should focus on improving business outcomes like faster delivery and reducing outages, rather than being technology-focused. An effective strategy considers tools, people, and culture, priorities existing work, supports experimentation, and measures progress towards goals. Automating routine tasks can free up time for employees to focus on higher value work. While technology is important, a DevOps strategy requires cultural changes that take time and can't be built with contractors alone. Celebrating improvements can help build an supportive culture for ongoing changes.
Transforming Enterprise Teams to DevOps WorkflowsMandi Walls
Talk for IPExpo Manchester, May 19, 2016.
As large organizations become more interested in DevOps and the velocity it can offer, introducing new ways of working to teams with longtime habits and familiar workflows can be challenging. Shifting goals, new tools, and new skills create a stressful environment for technologists still trying to keep applications and services running. New tools should make work easier, not worse! This talk will cover some of the common pitfalls large organizations face when radically changing work as well as tips for technologists and managers for surviving the implementation of large changes.
Agile and DevOps methodology in banking & insurance in Asia-Pacific regionRittika Motilal
The document discusses challenges faced by the banking and insurance sectors in Asia Pacific such as stagnating profits and margins, difficulty fulfilling rising customer expectations, and increased competition from fintech companies. It proposes several solutions including adopting agile methodology for iterative development, DevOps for continuous experimentation and delivery, data analytics for better decision making, and new technologies like chatbots, machine learning, and robotic process automation. Agile development frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, and extreme programming are recommended to get iterative in solution development. DevOps aims to unify software development and operations through automation and monitoring. Adopting agile and DevOps can help banking and insurance sectors address challenges and find new business opportunities.
The document discusses applying lean thinking principles from manufacturing and agile programming to content development. It outlines how lean and agile methods emphasize iterative development, frequent delivery, flexibility, and eliminating waste. This allows content to be produced in a more efficient flow that promotes continuous learning and improvement. Key principles include specifying value, identifying the value stream, pulling work, and optimizing the whole system rather than individual parts.
Applying Lean Startup Principles to Agile ProjectsTechWell
Warning! You can still build the wrong product using agile. In Eric Ries’ book The Lean Startup, he poses the question: What if we found ourselves building something that nobody wanted? In that case, what would it matter if we did it on time and on budget? We often assume the Product Owner is smart enough to define the right product. But what if we are wrong? Michael Hall shares lean startup principles and how they can be applied to ensure that the product we are building is righteous. Learn new agile concepts such as hypothesis-driven project vision, knowledge broker personas, learning maps, minimum learning product, experiment backlogs, experiment test iterations, validated learning, and pivot/persevere decisions. Case studies and Michael’s first-hand product experience emphasize the learning points. New and mature agilistas alike will leave the session armed with Lean Startup agile techniques that can be applied immediately on their agile projects.
I Love APIs 2015: MasterClass Developer Programs and Marketing WorkshopApigee | Google Cloud
The document outlines highlights from a masterclass on building successful developer programs. It includes estimated agenda items covering market trends, success stories, secrets of partner outreach, understanding developers, best practices for developer programs and marketing essentials. There are also exercises proposed for attendees to apply concepts to their own products and outreach efforts. The goal is to provide insights and frameworks to articulate value, engage with developers, and build strong programs and marketing strategies.
Lean Startup Tools for Scrum Product OwnersTechWell
In just a few years, the Lean Startup movement has gained influence by promoting a powerful but simple agile product management toolset—one that complements agile software development approaches such as Scrum and kanban. Arlen Bankston explores the tools and techniques product owners at startup companies and others are employing today for project visioning, experimental design, evaluating new feature impact, prototyping, split testing, and gaining early customer feedback. He demonstrates tools like Google Analytics and reveals where to find and how to exploit "pirate metrics." With case studies, Arlen illustrates how these approaches have been applied on large and small projects. Because the Scrum Product Owner role is often oversimplified yet difficult to execute well, these techniques have been welcomed in organizations ranging from Silicon Valley startups to the US government and its contractors. Join Arlen and add your name to the list!
This document provides advice on developing an effective DevOps strategy. It emphasizes that DevOps goals should focus on improving business outcomes like faster delivery and reducing outages, rather than being technology-focused. An effective strategy considers tools, people, and culture, priorities existing work, supports experimentation, and measures progress towards goals. Automating routine tasks can free up time for employees to focus on higher value work. While technology is important, a DevOps strategy requires cultural changes that take time and can't be built with contractors alone. Celebrating improvements can help build an supportive culture for ongoing changes.
Transforming Enterprise Teams to DevOps WorkflowsMandi Walls
Talk for IPExpo Manchester, May 19, 2016.
As large organizations become more interested in DevOps and the velocity it can offer, introducing new ways of working to teams with longtime habits and familiar workflows can be challenging. Shifting goals, new tools, and new skills create a stressful environment for technologists still trying to keep applications and services running. New tools should make work easier, not worse! This talk will cover some of the common pitfalls large organizations face when radically changing work as well as tips for technologists and managers for surviving the implementation of large changes.
Agile and DevOps methodology in banking & insurance in Asia-Pacific regionRittika Motilal
The document discusses challenges faced by the banking and insurance sectors in Asia Pacific such as stagnating profits and margins, difficulty fulfilling rising customer expectations, and increased competition from fintech companies. It proposes several solutions including adopting agile methodology for iterative development, DevOps for continuous experimentation and delivery, data analytics for better decision making, and new technologies like chatbots, machine learning, and robotic process automation. Agile development frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, and extreme programming are recommended to get iterative in solution development. DevOps aims to unify software development and operations through automation and monitoring. Adopting agile and DevOps can help banking and insurance sectors address challenges and find new business opportunities.
The document discusses applying lean thinking principles from manufacturing and agile programming to content development. It outlines how lean and agile methods emphasize iterative development, frequent delivery, flexibility, and eliminating waste. This allows content to be produced in a more efficient flow that promotes continuous learning and improvement. Key principles include specifying value, identifying the value stream, pulling work, and optimizing the whole system rather than individual parts.
Applying Lean Startup Principles to Agile ProjectsTechWell
Warning! You can still build the wrong product using agile. In Eric Ries’ book The Lean Startup, he poses the question: What if we found ourselves building something that nobody wanted? In that case, what would it matter if we did it on time and on budget? We often assume the Product Owner is smart enough to define the right product. But what if we are wrong? Michael Hall shares lean startup principles and how they can be applied to ensure that the product we are building is righteous. Learn new agile concepts such as hypothesis-driven project vision, knowledge broker personas, learning maps, minimum learning product, experiment backlogs, experiment test iterations, validated learning, and pivot/persevere decisions. Case studies and Michael’s first-hand product experience emphasize the learning points. New and mature agilistas alike will leave the session armed with Lean Startup agile techniques that can be applied immediately on their agile projects.
I Love APIs 2015: MasterClass Developer Programs and Marketing WorkshopApigee | Google Cloud
The document outlines highlights from a masterclass on building successful developer programs. It includes estimated agenda items covering market trends, success stories, secrets of partner outreach, understanding developers, best practices for developer programs and marketing essentials. There are also exercises proposed for attendees to apply concepts to their own products and outreach efforts. The goal is to provide insights and frameworks to articulate value, engage with developers, and build strong programs and marketing strategies.
Lean Startup Tools for Scrum Product OwnersTechWell
In just a few years, the Lean Startup movement has gained influence by promoting a powerful but simple agile product management toolset—one that complements agile software development approaches such as Scrum and kanban. Arlen Bankston explores the tools and techniques product owners at startup companies and others are employing today for project visioning, experimental design, evaluating new feature impact, prototyping, split testing, and gaining early customer feedback. He demonstrates tools like Google Analytics and reveals where to find and how to exploit "pirate metrics." With case studies, Arlen illustrates how these approaches have been applied on large and small projects. Because the Scrum Product Owner role is often oversimplified yet difficult to execute well, these techniques have been welcomed in organizations ranging from Silicon Valley startups to the US government and its contractors. Join Arlen and add your name to the list!
Machine learning has become an important tool in the modern software toolbox, and high-performing organizations are increasingly coming to rely on data science and machine learning as a core part of their business. eBay introduced machine learning to its commerce search ranking and drove double-digit increases in revenue. Stitch Fix built a multibillion dollar clothing retail business in the US by combining the best of machines with the best of humans. And WeWork is bringing machine-learned approaches to the physical office environment all around the world. In all cases, algorithmic techniques started simple and slowly became more sophisticated over time. This talk will use these examples to derive an agile approach to machine learning, and will explore that approach across several different dimensions. We will set the stage by outlining the kinds of problems that are most amenable to machine-learned approaches as well as describing some important prerequisites, including investments in data quality, a robust data pipeline, and experimental discipline. Next, we will choose the right (algorithmic) tool for the right job, and suggest how to incrementally evolve the algorithmic approaches we bring to bear. Most fancy cutting-edge recommender systems in the real world, for example, started out with simple rules-based techniques or basic regression. Finally, we will integrate machine learning into the broader product development process, and see how it can help us to accelerate business results
Foursevens on Digital Innovation in UtilitiesFoursevens
The document discusses digital innovation in utilities and focuses on several key aspects:
1) It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between people in digital transformation projects and having active user involvement through techniques like agile development.
2) Agile development principles are outlined which stress developing solutions iteratively in small increments with frequent delivery and adaptation based on customer feedback.
3) The concept of developing minimum viable products is introduced to test solutions with customers and measure value early in the process before fully building out features.
4) Prototyping solutions is advocated to gain buy-in from stakeholders and help set proper expectations and scope before significant resources are committed to a project.
Building and Managing Reliable Infrastructure with Chef and Chef DeliveryMandi Walls
The document discusses Chef and Chef Delivery software for building and managing reliable infrastructure. It provides an overview of Chef's history and products, including Chef for configuration management. Chef Delivery creates a repeatable software delivery pipeline for testing and approving code changes. It treats infrastructure code the same as application code by incorporating versioning, testing, and change management practices. The pipeline standardizes the development stages and allows for customizing activities at each stage.
It is often not intuitive to use agile and lean startup thinking in the world of big data and analytics. You can feel far removed from users and customers and your products often have to enable people to answer open-ended questions to help solve complex business problems. Often you are the engine room of very large enterprises. We will discuss techniques and practices that we can use to stay agile under these conditions.
Please note, this talk focuses more on ways of working than technical aspects.
Target Audience: People in data-centric teams (warehousing, BI, analytics) or anyone with an interest in agile principles being applied.
From LazyCoffee to Appstore - The Key stages of app developmentScott Roberts
The document outlines the key stages of app development from idea to shipping, including funding, team building, design, development and marketing. It discusses coming up with an idea and validating it, designing wireframes and prototypes, choosing a development platform like iOS or Android, and important marketing activities prior to and after launching an app in the App Store. The goal is to guide readers through the full process of taking an app from concept to finished product.
This document discusses DevOps and how Agile practices fit into a DevOps world. It defines DevOps as emphasizing communication, collaboration, integration, automation and measurement between software developers and IT professionals. Critical aspects of DevOps success include organizational alignment around goals, values and cadence. The CAMS model is presented as a framework involving culture, automation, measurement and sharing. It also discusses how practices like Scrum and Kanban can be adapted to a DevOps approach, emphasizing continuous delivery and feedback loops. The document advocates applying systems thinking principles and having a culture of continual experimentation and learning.
This document summarizes Kristen McLean's presentation on Agile workflows and how they can be applied to publishing. It discusses key concepts of Agile like quick iterations, self-organizing teams, and transparency. It proposes a new model for publishing books using micro content and serializing content in 10-12 chapter cycles. Case studies on how companies like O'Reilly Media and Wattpad are using more Agile approaches are also presented.
Why do mobile projects (still) fail - September 2014 editionIndiginox
My talk around the reasons mobile projects fail and what you can do to prevent some of the pitfalls. This talk doesn't talk about code or deep dive technical development - but about the "other" problems that can befall a mobile project - especially in large organizations.
The process of defining a roadmap is arguably one of the most difficult but important things a product manager has to do. Far too often roadmaps are built without the complete picture in mind, without the right timing, in silos, or are misdirected. How then can we ensure we’re doing it right? Is there really such a thing as an agile roadmap?
This talk will draw from lessons learnt building product to provide practical tips and techniques enabling you to understand roadmap inputs, plan with different perspectives in mind, optimise for learning, communicate and set roadmap goals as well as find agility when the landscape around you changes.
Products covered:
Confluence
[AIIM16] Change Management: Lessons Learnt in a Global Engineering and Produ...AIIM International
This document discusses lessons learned in change management from a large global engineering and production company. It describes the company's history and complex organizational structure resulting from mergers and acquisitions. This led to information silos and different document management systems. The company implemented a new process-oriented information management system. The document then outlines the key steps in the change management process, including understanding stakeholders, communicating with users, implementing in phases, and providing support during and after roll-out.
Applying Lean Startup Principles to Agile ProjectsSynerzip
The document describes a webinar on applying Lean Startup principles to agile projects. It discusses frameworks like Build-Measure-Learn loops and Minimum Viable Products that emphasize experimentation and customer feedback over comprehensive planning. Projects are broken into hypotheses-driven experiments and iterations called Experiment Test Iterations to quickly validate assumptions. The goal is learning what customers want rather than completing features, allowing teams to pivot as needed.
We explain the history of our agile organization with a focus on the latest round of evolution of our Product and Engineering organization, moving from business-oriented feature teams to mission teams.
Problem Solving Paradigms in Software DevelopmentTathagat Varma
This document discusses various problem solving paradigms including the Design Squiggle, Stacey Matrix, Waterfall SDLC, Agile Manifesto, Scrum Framework, Design Thinking, Lean Startup, Cynefin Framework, and Scientific Method. It provides an overview of each approach and links to additional resources. The Agile section specifically outlines the 12 principles of the Agile Manifesto and describes the Scrum framework, including roles, events, artifacts, and values.
Geekcamp Indonesia 2017 : Agile Product ManagementMichael Ong
This document contains an agenda for a product management workshop for the bellabox beauty discovery service. It outlines the process that was used over 15 days and 2 countries to redesign bellabox's business processes and architecture as the company grew from 8k to 45k customers. The process involved design strategy, product requirements analysis, setting a product roadmap, information architecture, prototyping, and development. It provides details on the activities planned for each sprint and who was involved from the product, design, development, and operations teams. The goal was to support more customers while keeping the company lean.
How to Launch Winning Digital Products Faster and with Less Risk Aequilibrium Software
The document discusses strategies for launching winning products faster and with less risk. It recommends aligning products with business strategy, achieving market fit, and differentiating through innovation. The key strategies presented are:
1. Use a lean startup approach with frequent customer feedback to build minimum viable products and pivot quickly based on learning.
2. Employ agile development principles like iterative delivery, emergent planning, and just-in-time documentation.
3. Define high-value customer scenarios and assess product-market fit through experiments with meaningful metrics to guide development.
The Importance of Culture: Building and Sustaining Effective Engineering Org...Randy Shoup
Randy is a 25-year veteran of Silicon Valley, having led engineering organizations at eBay, Google, Oracle, and a number of other companies. Through the lens of his personal experience from hands-on engineer to architect to CTO, at organizations ranging from tiny startups to global giants, Randy will discuss several important aspects of engineering cultures, which both support and hinder the ability to innovate: hiring and retention, ownership and collaboration, quality and discipline, and learning and experimentation.
Randy will suggest some learnings about what has worked well -- and what has not -- in creating and sustaining an effective engineering culture. He will further offer some concrete suggestions on how other organizations -- both large and small -- can evolve their cultures as well.
AppSphere 15 - Transforming the Business: The Role of DevOpsAppDynamics
DevOps practices are being used by an increasing number of IT executives and teams across development, application support, and operations to increase the speed and quality of application deployments. Besides technology and process benefits, DevOps can drive significant business outcomes, and lead a bottoms up approach for transforming culture and organizational structures. This session will answer the following questions:
- How do DevOps practices increase IT performance?
- What metrics should I use to gauge success, and how should they be defined?
- What role can application performance and analytics play in DevOps, and delivering business value?
- How does DevOps transform the security, compliance, and audit conversation?
This deck was originally presented at AppSphere 2015.
YOTG Munich - Katya Androshina & Oliver Kempkens Citrix & SAP - Fuck Inertia!Year of the X
This document discusses how to embrace change and overcome inertia in organizations. It argues that a revolution is happening due to digital disruption. Incumbents are locked into perfecting existing models while startups can disrupt at a fraction of the cost and much faster. It then provides recommendations on how to fuck inertia by focusing on purpose, people, and process. Specifically, it suggests building a visionary customer-centric purpose, hiring agents of change, and adopting agile processes and a culture of experimentation.
Slides from the presentation "A Brave New World of Delivering IT – what Devops and Continuous Delivery really means to the business" by Andrew Phillips at the Unicom DevOps Summit: DevOps for Business Value.
See http://www.devopssummit.com/london-june-2015/
The Fusion Flex Single 3014 is an ultra high bright LED strip designed by Edward Ray International for all-white color temperatures ranging from warm to cool white. It is 10mm wide, 2mm deep, and comes in 5m reels with a power output of 24.4W per meter and 2100 lumens per meter. The strip contains 204 diodes per meter and is suitable for reception areas, cove and trough lighting, ceiling and wall illumination, and other joinery and architectural applications.
Designing with style: Using style tiles in responsive designJason Dorn
This talk is to serve as an introduction/overview into the world of Style Guides for web projects, instead of relying on pages & pages of static design mockups. We’re going learn why static mockups don’t always work, why they don’t scale, and why it’s better to develop reusable components in defining your responsive visual design language.
– Why are style tiles/guides needed? What problems do they solve?
– What are the core components of a style tile?
– How do they fit into a design process?
– How do they benefit project stakeholders such as clients, developers, project managers?
Machine learning has become an important tool in the modern software toolbox, and high-performing organizations are increasingly coming to rely on data science and machine learning as a core part of their business. eBay introduced machine learning to its commerce search ranking and drove double-digit increases in revenue. Stitch Fix built a multibillion dollar clothing retail business in the US by combining the best of machines with the best of humans. And WeWork is bringing machine-learned approaches to the physical office environment all around the world. In all cases, algorithmic techniques started simple and slowly became more sophisticated over time. This talk will use these examples to derive an agile approach to machine learning, and will explore that approach across several different dimensions. We will set the stage by outlining the kinds of problems that are most amenable to machine-learned approaches as well as describing some important prerequisites, including investments in data quality, a robust data pipeline, and experimental discipline. Next, we will choose the right (algorithmic) tool for the right job, and suggest how to incrementally evolve the algorithmic approaches we bring to bear. Most fancy cutting-edge recommender systems in the real world, for example, started out with simple rules-based techniques or basic regression. Finally, we will integrate machine learning into the broader product development process, and see how it can help us to accelerate business results
Foursevens on Digital Innovation in UtilitiesFoursevens
The document discusses digital innovation in utilities and focuses on several key aspects:
1) It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between people in digital transformation projects and having active user involvement through techniques like agile development.
2) Agile development principles are outlined which stress developing solutions iteratively in small increments with frequent delivery and adaptation based on customer feedback.
3) The concept of developing minimum viable products is introduced to test solutions with customers and measure value early in the process before fully building out features.
4) Prototyping solutions is advocated to gain buy-in from stakeholders and help set proper expectations and scope before significant resources are committed to a project.
Building and Managing Reliable Infrastructure with Chef and Chef DeliveryMandi Walls
The document discusses Chef and Chef Delivery software for building and managing reliable infrastructure. It provides an overview of Chef's history and products, including Chef for configuration management. Chef Delivery creates a repeatable software delivery pipeline for testing and approving code changes. It treats infrastructure code the same as application code by incorporating versioning, testing, and change management practices. The pipeline standardizes the development stages and allows for customizing activities at each stage.
It is often not intuitive to use agile and lean startup thinking in the world of big data and analytics. You can feel far removed from users and customers and your products often have to enable people to answer open-ended questions to help solve complex business problems. Often you are the engine room of very large enterprises. We will discuss techniques and practices that we can use to stay agile under these conditions.
Please note, this talk focuses more on ways of working than technical aspects.
Target Audience: People in data-centric teams (warehousing, BI, analytics) or anyone with an interest in agile principles being applied.
From LazyCoffee to Appstore - The Key stages of app developmentScott Roberts
The document outlines the key stages of app development from idea to shipping, including funding, team building, design, development and marketing. It discusses coming up with an idea and validating it, designing wireframes and prototypes, choosing a development platform like iOS or Android, and important marketing activities prior to and after launching an app in the App Store. The goal is to guide readers through the full process of taking an app from concept to finished product.
This document discusses DevOps and how Agile practices fit into a DevOps world. It defines DevOps as emphasizing communication, collaboration, integration, automation and measurement between software developers and IT professionals. Critical aspects of DevOps success include organizational alignment around goals, values and cadence. The CAMS model is presented as a framework involving culture, automation, measurement and sharing. It also discusses how practices like Scrum and Kanban can be adapted to a DevOps approach, emphasizing continuous delivery and feedback loops. The document advocates applying systems thinking principles and having a culture of continual experimentation and learning.
This document summarizes Kristen McLean's presentation on Agile workflows and how they can be applied to publishing. It discusses key concepts of Agile like quick iterations, self-organizing teams, and transparency. It proposes a new model for publishing books using micro content and serializing content in 10-12 chapter cycles. Case studies on how companies like O'Reilly Media and Wattpad are using more Agile approaches are also presented.
Why do mobile projects (still) fail - September 2014 editionIndiginox
My talk around the reasons mobile projects fail and what you can do to prevent some of the pitfalls. This talk doesn't talk about code or deep dive technical development - but about the "other" problems that can befall a mobile project - especially in large organizations.
The process of defining a roadmap is arguably one of the most difficult but important things a product manager has to do. Far too often roadmaps are built without the complete picture in mind, without the right timing, in silos, or are misdirected. How then can we ensure we’re doing it right? Is there really such a thing as an agile roadmap?
This talk will draw from lessons learnt building product to provide practical tips and techniques enabling you to understand roadmap inputs, plan with different perspectives in mind, optimise for learning, communicate and set roadmap goals as well as find agility when the landscape around you changes.
Products covered:
Confluence
[AIIM16] Change Management: Lessons Learnt in a Global Engineering and Produ...AIIM International
This document discusses lessons learned in change management from a large global engineering and production company. It describes the company's history and complex organizational structure resulting from mergers and acquisitions. This led to information silos and different document management systems. The company implemented a new process-oriented information management system. The document then outlines the key steps in the change management process, including understanding stakeholders, communicating with users, implementing in phases, and providing support during and after roll-out.
Applying Lean Startup Principles to Agile ProjectsSynerzip
The document describes a webinar on applying Lean Startup principles to agile projects. It discusses frameworks like Build-Measure-Learn loops and Minimum Viable Products that emphasize experimentation and customer feedback over comprehensive planning. Projects are broken into hypotheses-driven experiments and iterations called Experiment Test Iterations to quickly validate assumptions. The goal is learning what customers want rather than completing features, allowing teams to pivot as needed.
We explain the history of our agile organization with a focus on the latest round of evolution of our Product and Engineering organization, moving from business-oriented feature teams to mission teams.
Problem Solving Paradigms in Software DevelopmentTathagat Varma
This document discusses various problem solving paradigms including the Design Squiggle, Stacey Matrix, Waterfall SDLC, Agile Manifesto, Scrum Framework, Design Thinking, Lean Startup, Cynefin Framework, and Scientific Method. It provides an overview of each approach and links to additional resources. The Agile section specifically outlines the 12 principles of the Agile Manifesto and describes the Scrum framework, including roles, events, artifacts, and values.
Geekcamp Indonesia 2017 : Agile Product ManagementMichael Ong
This document contains an agenda for a product management workshop for the bellabox beauty discovery service. It outlines the process that was used over 15 days and 2 countries to redesign bellabox's business processes and architecture as the company grew from 8k to 45k customers. The process involved design strategy, product requirements analysis, setting a product roadmap, information architecture, prototyping, and development. It provides details on the activities planned for each sprint and who was involved from the product, design, development, and operations teams. The goal was to support more customers while keeping the company lean.
How to Launch Winning Digital Products Faster and with Less Risk Aequilibrium Software
The document discusses strategies for launching winning products faster and with less risk. It recommends aligning products with business strategy, achieving market fit, and differentiating through innovation. The key strategies presented are:
1. Use a lean startup approach with frequent customer feedback to build minimum viable products and pivot quickly based on learning.
2. Employ agile development principles like iterative delivery, emergent planning, and just-in-time documentation.
3. Define high-value customer scenarios and assess product-market fit through experiments with meaningful metrics to guide development.
The Importance of Culture: Building and Sustaining Effective Engineering Org...Randy Shoup
Randy is a 25-year veteran of Silicon Valley, having led engineering organizations at eBay, Google, Oracle, and a number of other companies. Through the lens of his personal experience from hands-on engineer to architect to CTO, at organizations ranging from tiny startups to global giants, Randy will discuss several important aspects of engineering cultures, which both support and hinder the ability to innovate: hiring and retention, ownership and collaboration, quality and discipline, and learning and experimentation.
Randy will suggest some learnings about what has worked well -- and what has not -- in creating and sustaining an effective engineering culture. He will further offer some concrete suggestions on how other organizations -- both large and small -- can evolve their cultures as well.
AppSphere 15 - Transforming the Business: The Role of DevOpsAppDynamics
DevOps practices are being used by an increasing number of IT executives and teams across development, application support, and operations to increase the speed and quality of application deployments. Besides technology and process benefits, DevOps can drive significant business outcomes, and lead a bottoms up approach for transforming culture and organizational structures. This session will answer the following questions:
- How do DevOps practices increase IT performance?
- What metrics should I use to gauge success, and how should they be defined?
- What role can application performance and analytics play in DevOps, and delivering business value?
- How does DevOps transform the security, compliance, and audit conversation?
This deck was originally presented at AppSphere 2015.
YOTG Munich - Katya Androshina & Oliver Kempkens Citrix & SAP - Fuck Inertia!Year of the X
This document discusses how to embrace change and overcome inertia in organizations. It argues that a revolution is happening due to digital disruption. Incumbents are locked into perfecting existing models while startups can disrupt at a fraction of the cost and much faster. It then provides recommendations on how to fuck inertia by focusing on purpose, people, and process. Specifically, it suggests building a visionary customer-centric purpose, hiring agents of change, and adopting agile processes and a culture of experimentation.
Slides from the presentation "A Brave New World of Delivering IT – what Devops and Continuous Delivery really means to the business" by Andrew Phillips at the Unicom DevOps Summit: DevOps for Business Value.
See http://www.devopssummit.com/london-june-2015/
The Fusion Flex Single 3014 is an ultra high bright LED strip designed by Edward Ray International for all-white color temperatures ranging from warm to cool white. It is 10mm wide, 2mm deep, and comes in 5m reels with a power output of 24.4W per meter and 2100 lumens per meter. The strip contains 204 diodes per meter and is suitable for reception areas, cove and trough lighting, ceiling and wall illumination, and other joinery and architectural applications.
Designing with style: Using style tiles in responsive designJason Dorn
This talk is to serve as an introduction/overview into the world of Style Guides for web projects, instead of relying on pages & pages of static design mockups. We’re going learn why static mockups don’t always work, why they don’t scale, and why it’s better to develop reusable components in defining your responsive visual design language.
– Why are style tiles/guides needed? What problems do they solve?
– What are the core components of a style tile?
– How do they fit into a design process?
– How do they benefit project stakeholders such as clients, developers, project managers?
Este documento discute el tema del lenguaje corporal, incluyendo su definición, historia y aplicaciones en los negocios y la administración. Explica que el lenguaje corporal se refiere a la comunicación a través de gestos y posturas, y analiza las emociones transmitidas a través de la expresión facial y el movimiento del cuerpo. También explora la teoría de que los primeros humanos se comunicaban principalmente a través de señales no verbales, y destaca la importancia del lenguaje corporal en entornos comerciales para
The proposal summarizes IPAN's plan to collaborate with SecondBite on evaluating the long-term impacts of SecondBite's FoodMate nutrition education program. IPAN will survey former FoodMate participants up to 2 years after participating to assess changes in cooking skills, food behaviors, and well-being. The small sample size means results will be suggestive rather than definitive, but may provide insight into perceived long-term benefits. The 12-month project aims to analyze outcomes, write a report for SecondBite, and submit a journal article. IPAN requests $24,783 to cover staff costs, with Deakin University providing $54,840 of in-kind support.
O documento discute os benefícios da educação a distância e da pós-graduação para alavancar a carreira profissional. A educação a distância oferece comodidade, flexibilidade de horário e preços acessíveis, mas requer foco, proatividade e facilidade com a internet. A pós-graduação pode aumentar os salários e as chances de promoção, por meio do aprofundamento de conhecimentos e da criação de redes de contatos.
"Quantum clustering - physics inspired clustering algorithm", Sigalit Bechler...Dataconomy Media
"Quantum clustering - physics inspired clustering algorithm", Sigalit Bechler, Researcher, Similar Web
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3. “Responsive web design is an approach
aimed at cra!ing sites to provide an op"mal
viewing and interac"on experience across a
wide range of devices ”
Wikipedia
h!ps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsive_web_design
5. device viewing is on the rise
Last year, mobile devices generated 14 !mes more traffic than non-mobile
devices.
h!p://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solu"ons/collateral/service-provider/visual-networking-index-vni/mobile-white-paper-c11-520862.html
6. device viewing is on the rise
Last year, mobile devices generated 14 !mes more traffic than non-mobile
devices.
Mobile devices grew to 7.9 billion in 2015
h!p://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solu"ons/collateral/service-provider/visual-networking-index-vni/mobile-white-paper-c11-520862.html
7. device viewing is on the rise
Last year, mobile devices generated 14 !mes more traffic than non-mobile
devices.
Mobile devices grew to 7.9 billion in 2015.
In less than 5 years, there will be an es"mated 1.5 mobile devices per capita in
the en"re world (~12bil).
h!p://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solu"ons/collateral/service-provider/visual-networking-index-vni/mobile-white-paper-c11-520862.html
8. Mobile purchasing is increasing
Purchases made on mobile devices account for 30% of online purchases.
h!ps://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/ar"cles/mobile-retail-apps-sites-introduc"on.html
h!ps://www.internetretailer.com/2014/10/01/mobile-shoppers-convert-160-more-o#en-op"mized-sites
9. Mobile purchasing is increasing
Purchases made on mobile devices account for 30% of online purchases.
Mobile friendly shopping carts have an average mobile order value of 102%
compared to the average desktop order value of the same site.
h!ps://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/ar"cles/mobile-retail-apps-sites-introduc"on.html
h!ps://www.internetretailer.com/2014/10/01/mobile-shoppers-convert-160-more-o#en-op"mized-sites
10. Mobile purchasing is increasing
Purchases made on mobile devices account for 30% of online purchases.
Mobile friendly shopping carts have an average mobile order value of 102%
compared to the average desktop order value of the same site.
Conversion rates on mobile friendly devices are nearly 3x those of non-mobile
friendly sites.
h!ps://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/ar"cles/mobile-retail-apps-sites-introduc"on.html
h!ps://www.internetretailer.com/2014/10/01/mobile-shoppers-convert-160-more-o#en-op"mized-sites
11. Context Switching happens
More than 60% of people use at least two devices per day; almost half of
them use at least three devices.
h!p://mashable.com/2014/03/06/facebook-device-switch-study/#LdMf6GVQukqZ
12. Context Switching happens
More than 60% of people use at least two devices per day; almost half of
them use at least three devices.
More than half say they begin a task on one device and finish it on another.
h!p://mashable.com/2014/03/06/facebook-device-switch-study/#LdMf6GVQukqZ
14. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
15. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
16. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
• Small Itera"ons
• Small Feature Sets
17. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
• Small Itera"ons
• Small Feature Sets
• An" Big Design
18. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
• Small Itera"ons
• Small Feature Sets
• An" Big Design
• Feature Based
19. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
• Small Itera"ons
• Small Feature Sets
• An" Big Design
• Feature Based
• Content and User Focused
20. Process Changes
• Waterfall
• Lack of Itera"ons
• Large Features
• Big Design
• Department Based
• Business Focused
• Varied Shipping Schedule
• Short Sprints
• Small Itera"ons
• Small Feature Sets
• An" Big Design
• Feature Based
• Content and User Focused
• Fixed Shipping Schedule
30. Avoiding Internal Conflict
Ensure ideas and thoughts are heard.
Communicate in public.
Be transparent about the project’s progress.
Clear understanding of roles and responsibili"es.
31. Avoiding Internal Conflict
Ensure ideas and thoughts are heard.
Communicate in public.
Be transparent about the project’s progress.
Clear understanding of roles and responsibili"es.
Daily standups.
41. Being Transparent
Working in small teams.
Open communica"on.
Stakeholders and makers together.
Understanding business and user goals.
42. Being Transparent
Working in small teams.
Open communica"on.
Stakeholders and makers together.
Understanding business and user goals.
Aligning them together.
47. Before, During and After
Customer tes"ng – 1 on 1 and A/B tes"ng
• Survey
48. Before, During and After
Customer tes"ng – 1 on 1 and A/B tes"ng
• Survey
• Workflow
49. Before, During and After
Customer tes"ng – 1 on 1 and A/B tes"ng
• Survey
• Workflow
• Pain points
50. Before, During and After
Customer tes"ng – 1 on 1 and A/B tes"ng
• Survey
• Workflow
• Pain points
Analy"cs – Conversion rates and device usage
51. Before, During and After
Customer tes"ng – 1 on 1 and A/B tes"ng
• Survey
• Workflow
• Pain points
Analy"cs – Conversion rates and device usage
Measurable Goals
52. “We’ll know this is successful when shopping
cart drop-offs are reduced by 25%
in 6 months. ”
Poten"al Measurable Goal
53. Vision Define Design Deliver Measure
Many untested ideas Focused, validated
features
services delivery
57. Next Steps: Iteration
Gathering analy"cs on devices & conversion rates.
Upda"ng measurable goals.
Con"nuing customer valida"on.
58. Next Steps: Iteration
Gathering analy"cs on devices & conversion rates.
Upda"ng measurable goals.
Con"nuing customer valida"on.
Making data informed decisions.
59. Next Steps: Iteration
Gathering analy"cs on devices & conversion rates.
Upda"ng measurable goals.
Con"nuing customer valida"on.
Making data informed decisions.
Upda"ng pa!ern library to reflect changes.
60. Next Steps: Iteration
Gathering analy"cs on devices & conversion rates.
Upda"ng measurable goals.
Con"nuing customer valida"on.
Making data informed decisions.
Upda"ng pa!ern library to reflect changes.
Product is always evolving – it’s never finished.
65. Takeaways
Be transparent and open.
Validate features with customers.
Avoid conflicts through communica"on.
Be device agnos"c.
66. About cantina
• Boston-based digital design and development agency
• Founded in 2007, 60+ employees
• We help clients like Putnam Investments, John
Hancock, CUNA Mutual Group, Epsilon, and Pearson
deliver be!er digital products for their customers
• Can"na’s people turn great ideas into digital reality,
execu"ng with the best design and development
techniques available