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Donnie Berkholz

Everything is converging
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The split at data stores
Developers choose

Sysadmins choose

What about the data analysts?

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The skills gap

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Donnie Berkholz
dberkholz@redmonk.com
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Disclosures: AWS, Chef, Splunk, CloudBees (Jenkins), AnsibleWorks, and Basho are clients.
GitHub, Puppet Labs, and Black Duck (Ohloh) have been clients.

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IKEA, the world's largest furniture retailer, published a mobile AR app separate from its original mobile app as an experiment. The app performed so well that IKEA is now inserting AR directly into its original mobile app. Attend this session to learn how to use Unity as a Library to insert AR directly into your native mobile app from Twnkls-PTC, the agency that created the IKEAPlace mobile app. You'll walk away with best practices and lessons learned from one of the first agencies to use this new workflow. Speaker: Jefferson Scomacao - PTC Company (formerly Twnkls) Watch the session on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9uEZdiBn0ss

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Docker is one of the fastest-growing technologies to emerge, not just in the past decade, but ever. This hot new containerization software has changed the game for how software will be built and delivered. And yet, it's still early days in terms of how containers will transform the way teams collaborate and businesses ship and support cloud software. In this talk, we will cover: * How DevOps and containers work together to enable better service delivery. * What the advent of microservices means for cloud users and providers. * What users and service providers require to cope with the changes wrought by containers.

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From a joint webinar with Verismic in December 2015 The rise of the “as-a-Service” paradigm is disrupting industries across every market of technology. Join 451 Research’s Donnie Berkholz, Ph.D., and Ashley Leonard, CEO of Verismic Software, in exploring how IT is being disrupted today. This webinar will explore industry changes and how end users have responded to the shift in areas such as cloud, DevOps and IT management. Along with a 20,000+ survey panel, we will discuss what IT teams need to survive and thrive in the era of IT as a Service.

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High-resolution slides available here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MygsJoOjQutdO116xvXHqLNThcwQ9eswyN38YDLjLVk/edit?usp=sharing As the impacts of COVID-19 continue to reveal themselves across the industry, there are some things that we can say for certain: enterprise software budgets have tightened, and the procurement teams who oversee them are showing preference to “tried-and-true” solutions in an effort to minimize risk. As an early stage B2B startup perceived as higher risk by these large organizations, how can you continue making deals and maintain your revenue? In this session, Donnie Berkholz will walk us through the often convoluted enterprise procurement and budgeting process so that you may better understand how to reposition your product, and possibly your pricing, in order to help your enterprise prospects hedge risk and sign new contracts. In addition, Donnie will talk through changes you can make to your overall go to market, including redoubling bottom-up efforts in order to decrease CAC and increase both product adoption and purchase on the ‘low end’ of the market.

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Over the past 3 years, CWT flipped an 18,000-person enterprise upside-down, turning a travel company with some apps into a software vendor focused on travel. A brand-new product group brought together technologists across the company and around the globe for the first time. 18 months in, I joined to lead the DevOps transformation, aiming to speed time to value, improve customer experience, and increase collaboration. As part of that effort, needs quickly surfaced around areas like: * accelerating development through open-source adoption, * improving recruitment with open-source contribution, and * incorporating inner-source approaches to increase quality and speed. To make those shifts, we drove adoption of a series of new tools — especially around source code and chat. Additionally, I was able to piggy-back onto existing efforts to define an open-source policy, apply a product-centric mindset, and expand that perspective into a cross-functional open-source program office. This talk will describe our journey toward open at CWT, how we determined priorities and solutions, how we built bridges and overcame hurdles, and ultimately how we skipped entire generations in moving toward a modern view of open source in the enterprise. Anyone working toward an open culture in their company could benefit from this talk.

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Donnie will describe the evolving state of DX, based on his experience as an industry analyst in his past 3 roles and an open-source developer for 13+ years. He'll present quantitative data on the value and influence of developers. Donnie will also highlight key trends and emerging populations and illustrate how to target them. Finally, he'll include tangible examples from both large and small companies across a broad spectrum of categories to show how they cope with the dynamic state of DX.

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