The DevOps Enterprise Journal — Fall 2023

Guidance Papers from the 2023 DevOps Enterprise Forum

Each year the DevOps Enterprise Forum has brought together the brightest minds in technology leadership and new ways of working that meet the unique challenges of the digital age. Over the course of the three days, this group worked to identify and create written guidance for the top problems facing the technology leadership community. These papers are then collected into the Fall issue of the DevOps Enterprise Journal.

Thank you to VMware for sponsoring the Fall 2023 DevOps Enterprise Journal.

What's inside

  • Clear Guidance — The Fall issue of The DevOps Enterprise Journal collects guidance papers from the annual DevOps Enterprise Forum, which addresses the most pressing challenges facing the industry today.
  • Expert Authors — The papers in this collection are written by teams of expert leaders, technologists, consultants, and more to provide proven solutions.
  • Business/Technology Alignment — The DevOps Enterprise Journal shares evolving technology and architectural practices for better, safer, happier technologists and enterprises.
  • All Levels — Change Agents can come from anywhere on the org chart. These papers directly address how to lead and implement change no matter your role or title.
Publication Date
September 26, 2023
Pages
192
Topics
Journal
Formats
epub · pdf
License
Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

In this issue

  1. Measuring Value: Navigating Uncertainty to Build the Right Thing for Our Customers and Our Business

    Matt Ring (John Deere), Jeff Gallimore (Excella), Betty Junod (VMWare), Andrew Davis (AutoRABIT) & Dwayne Holmes

    35
  2. The Checkbox Project: Learnings for Organizing for Outcomes

    Kamran Kazempour (Apple Inc.), Chris Hill, Steve Pereira, Dean Leffingwell (Scaled Agile), Amy Willard (John Deere) & Gene Kim (IT Revolution)

    57
  3. Reinventing Software Asset Inventory: A Modern Approach to Maintaining Evidence and Relationships between Software Assets

    Stephen Magill (Sonatype), Michael Edenzon (Fianu), Rakesh Bantu (Fannie Mae) & Charles Betz (Minnesota State Digital Curricula Initiative)

    77
  4. How to Thrive (or Fail) in Building a Learning Culture: A Leader’s Guide

    Jeffrey Shupack (Project & Team), Harry Koehnemann (Scaled Agile), Jeffrey Fredrick (CITCON), Steve Mayner (Scaled Agile) & Thomas Limoncelli (Stack Overflow)

    101
  5. Organizing for Success: Part 2: Aligning to Deliver Value and Mission Effects

    Trent Hone, Gene Kim (IT Revolution), Dr. Steve Spear, Col. Brian Beachkofski, LtCol Max Reele, Captain Jay Long (US Army Reserve), Major Jessor Cooper, Rick Jack, LtCom Andres Otero, LtCol John Schreiner & Col Jeff Worthington

    161