Søren Pedersen – DevOps Culture and Principles and Value of Maturity Assessments

TechSpective Podcast Episode 064

It wasn’t that long ago–at least in human years–that developing an application was a tedious process with a beginning and an end. A process where modifications or updates took months to craft and had to wait for the next scheduled release. I realize that concept may be as foreign to developers today as floppy disks, corded landline telephones, or a functioning Republican Party that cares what their constituents want or what is good for the country–but I promise you that it was real.

Today, DevOps has taken over and everything is continuous. Development lifecycles have been compressed and accelerated, and there is no “end”, per se, just the next iteration. Søren Pedersen, Co-founder of BuildingBetterSoftware and Agile leadership coach, joins me on this episode of the TechSpective Podcast to talk about DevOps culture and principles.

Check out the full episode for more about DevOps and how organizations can focus on quality. We also touch on maturity assessments, and how organizations can use them to streamline development, work more efficiently, and save time and money.

The podcast itself is audio only, but the video of our conversation is also available on YouTube if you prefer:

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Tony Bradley: I have a passion for technology and gadgets--with a focus on Microsoft and security--and a desire to help others understand how technology can affect or improve their lives. I also love spending time with my wife, 7 kids, 4 dogs, 7 cats, a pot-bellied pig, and sulcata tortoise, and I like to think I enjoy reading and golf even though I never find time for either. You can contact me directly at tony@xpective.net. For more from me, you can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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