K A R T I K G A R G , D I R E C T O R I T , G A P I N C .
D E C E M B E R 6 , 2 0 1 7
GAP INC.’S
TRANSFORMATION
JOURNEY
1969 1976 1994 2008 2013
The first Gap store
opens at 1950 Ocean
Avenue in San
Francisco, California,
selling Levi’s jeans and
records and tapes –
the records and tapes
only last 6 months.
Gap goes public with an
initial public offering of
1.2 million shares of
stock at $18 per share
(not adjusted for stock
splits) and Gap is listed
on the New York and
Pacific Stock Exchanges.
The first Old Navy
store opens in Colma,
California.
Gap Inc. acquires
Athleta, a women’s
active wear company.
Online sales top $1
billion.
Gap Inc. acquires
Intermix, a multi-brand
specialty boutique
retailer of luxury and
contemporary
women’s apparel and
accessories.
5
________________
Brands
90+
________________
Countries
3,200+
________________
Company-
operated stores
• AT GAP INC. SINCE 2011
• RESPONSIBLE FOR BUILD,
DEPLOY, TEST, MONITORING &
ALERTING SOLUTIONS
• CHARTER: ENABLE ORG
TRANSFORMATION WITH A
PLATFORM – A BETTER SET OF
TOOLS AND INTEGRATED
PROCESSES
Execute our Mode 2 (DevOps) vision
KARTIK GARG
Currently migrating from traditional IT Ops model
The Digital Transformation Journey
5
Level 1
Help Desk
Level 2
Application / Infra Support
Level 3
SME / Project Team
• Internal or external customer reported issues
• Troubleshoots and “stops the bleeding”
• Relies heavily on tribal knowledge
• Not optimized for preventing recurrence
• Focused on new initiatives
• Expertise lost once project ends and code/device
maintenance tossed over to ops
• Brought in if L2 cannot fix but not always effective
Ideal state – “Execute in Mode 2”
The Digital Transformation Journey
6
• Durable product teams – Legacy & New
• Engineer responsible for the issue also responsible
for solving the issue
• Root cause remediation > self-heal automation
• Expand troubleshooting expertise to handle
process issues
• Provide information to end user or other
application and systems teams
Responsibilities pushed to L3 and L1
Level 3
SME / Product Team
Level 2
Application / Infrastructure Support
Level 1
Help Desk
7
Functional Team Model for DevOps
Ideal State – Single Team Ownership
PRODUCT TEAM
ACCOUNTABLE FOR
MANAGING BOTH
FEATURE & DEFECT
BACKLOG
BYO… Tools!
Incident Management at Gap Inc.
9
Actionable Alert Workflow for Team Using PagerDuty as On-call Service
Product Team Member
Alerta
Bidirectional
Bidirectional
PD Actions: On-Call Schedules,
Escalations, Acknowledge, Merge
SNOW Actions:
Incident Mgmt., RCA
Early 2017 - Pilot Now
Where We Are
10
4 Teams
70 Users
25 Teams
500 Users
Projected
~85 Teams
~1,500 Users
How We Got Here – Best Practices
11
Strong
executive
buy-in
Commitment
from Infra &
Ops teams
Pilots for
learning and
iterations
ITSM process
simplification
& training
First things first: Understand disruptive nature and prepare accordingly
How We Got Here - Practical Steps
12
Some countries
require on-call
resources to be
paid, no matter
what
On-call
scheduling
complicated with
FTE and
contractor
resource mix
Develop
consistent
templates for
runbooks, RCA
and post-
mortems
Review local laws
Understand resource
mix
Standardize
“TECHNOLOGY IS NOT
JUST AN ENABLER OF NEW
BUSINESS MODELS -
TECHNOLOGY IS THE
HERO OF OUR FUTURE
STORY”
RATHI MURTHY, CTO, GAP INC.
PagerDuty: Turning Complexity into Action
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APPS & SERVICES
CONTAINERS
CLOUD
NETWORK
DATABASE
Helpd
esk
Incident
SERVERS
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
Incident
SOCIAL
SECURITY
Harness Digital
Data
Make Sense
of Data
Respond &
Engage Teams
Analyze &
Learn
Extensible Platform
Advanced Analytics & Visibility
Event Intelligence
& Automation
Enterprise Class
On-Call Management
& Notifications
Major Incident
Response
The PagerDuty Platform
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PagerDuty
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Try Us Out!
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SEE A DEMO PROOF OF VALUESTART A TRIAL
Thank You
Lauren Wang
Director, Solutions Marketing
PagerDuty

Gap Inc.’s Transformation & Cloud Migration with PagerDuty

  • 1.
    K A RT I K G A R G , D I R E C T O R I T , G A P I N C . D E C E M B E R 6 , 2 0 1 7 GAP INC.’S TRANSFORMATION JOURNEY
  • 2.
    1969 1976 19942008 2013 The first Gap store opens at 1950 Ocean Avenue in San Francisco, California, selling Levi’s jeans and records and tapes – the records and tapes only last 6 months. Gap goes public with an initial public offering of 1.2 million shares of stock at $18 per share (not adjusted for stock splits) and Gap is listed on the New York and Pacific Stock Exchanges. The first Old Navy store opens in Colma, California. Gap Inc. acquires Athleta, a women’s active wear company. Online sales top $1 billion. Gap Inc. acquires Intermix, a multi-brand specialty boutique retailer of luxury and contemporary women’s apparel and accessories.
  • 3.
  • 4.
    • AT GAPINC. SINCE 2011 • RESPONSIBLE FOR BUILD, DEPLOY, TEST, MONITORING & ALERTING SOLUTIONS • CHARTER: ENABLE ORG TRANSFORMATION WITH A PLATFORM – A BETTER SET OF TOOLS AND INTEGRATED PROCESSES Execute our Mode 2 (DevOps) vision KARTIK GARG
  • 5.
    Currently migrating fromtraditional IT Ops model The Digital Transformation Journey 5 Level 1 Help Desk Level 2 Application / Infra Support Level 3 SME / Project Team • Internal or external customer reported issues • Troubleshoots and “stops the bleeding” • Relies heavily on tribal knowledge • Not optimized for preventing recurrence • Focused on new initiatives • Expertise lost once project ends and code/device maintenance tossed over to ops • Brought in if L2 cannot fix but not always effective
  • 6.
    Ideal state –“Execute in Mode 2” The Digital Transformation Journey 6 • Durable product teams – Legacy & New • Engineer responsible for the issue also responsible for solving the issue • Root cause remediation > self-heal automation • Expand troubleshooting expertise to handle process issues • Provide information to end user or other application and systems teams Responsibilities pushed to L3 and L1 Level 3 SME / Product Team Level 2 Application / Infrastructure Support Level 1 Help Desk
  • 7.
    7 Functional Team Modelfor DevOps Ideal State – Single Team Ownership PRODUCT TEAM ACCOUNTABLE FOR MANAGING BOTH FEATURE & DEFECT BACKLOG
  • 8.
  • 9.
    Incident Management atGap Inc. 9 Actionable Alert Workflow for Team Using PagerDuty as On-call Service Product Team Member Alerta Bidirectional Bidirectional PD Actions: On-Call Schedules, Escalations, Acknowledge, Merge SNOW Actions: Incident Mgmt., RCA
  • 10.
    Early 2017 -Pilot Now Where We Are 10 4 Teams 70 Users 25 Teams 500 Users Projected ~85 Teams ~1,500 Users
  • 11.
    How We GotHere – Best Practices 11 Strong executive buy-in Commitment from Infra & Ops teams Pilots for learning and iterations ITSM process simplification & training First things first: Understand disruptive nature and prepare accordingly
  • 12.
    How We GotHere - Practical Steps 12 Some countries require on-call resources to be paid, no matter what On-call scheduling complicated with FTE and contractor resource mix Develop consistent templates for runbooks, RCA and post- mortems Review local laws Understand resource mix Standardize
  • 13.
    “TECHNOLOGY IS NOT JUSTAN ENABLER OF NEW BUSINESS MODELS - TECHNOLOGY IS THE HERO OF OUR FUTURE STORY” RATHI MURTHY, CTO, GAP INC.
  • 14.
    PagerDuty: Turning Complexityinto Action MICROSERVICES APPS & SERVICES CONTAINERS CLOUD NETWORK DATABASE Helpd esk Incident SERVERS Incident Incident Incident Incident Incident Incident Incident Incident Incident SOCIAL SECURITY Harness Digital Data Make Sense of Data Respond & Engage Teams Analyze & Learn
  • 15.
    Extensible Platform Advanced Analytics& Visibility Event Intelligence & Automation Enterprise Class On-Call Management & Notifications Major Incident Response The PagerDuty Platform SECURE | RELIABLE | SCALABLE
  • 16.
    World’s Most SuccessfulOrganizations Trust PagerDuty FINANCIAL RETAIL MEDIA TECH HEALTHCARE TELCO INTERNET
  • 17.
    Try Us Out! www.pagerduty.com SEEA DEMO PROOF OF VALUESTART A TRIAL
  • 18.
    Thank You Lauren Wang Director,Solutions Marketing PagerDuty