devops for agile coaching collaborative model
devops for agile coaching collaborative model
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In this paper we are sharing our experiences from the trenches about how we as a agilits ( agile coaches, scrum masters, ATFs. and so forth) can support, accelerate and collaborate with DevOps culture and practices adoption through a collaborative-work inverted Y model
Outline/Structure of the Talk
Please check the slides here https://www.beautiful.ai/player/-Myl7VUTY-g1XvRB7_PA
Learning Outcome
How to use the V model and produce a close collaboration between agile and devops adoptions with one collaborative approach and strategy
Target Audience
agilists, developers, testers, scrum masters, agile coaches, devops engineers, transformation leaders, technical leaders
Prerequisites for Attendees
any
Video
Links
This is a summary of my recent speaking participation
Speaker in DOES 2021
Subject: DevOps and Agile
US-2021
Scrum Day Europe 2021
Subject: Gamification
Europe 2021
Speaker in QA Global Summit
Subject: Continuous Security in DevOps
US – 2021
Honorary Guest Speaker in 2nd Agile in Education Conference USA
Subject: Agile in Education
US – 2021
Speaker in QA Global Summit
Subject: Continuous Security in DevOps
US – 2021
Speaker in Business Agility Institute Pune
Subject: Engineering Agility at Enterprises
India – 2021
Speaker in BTOES 2020
Subject: Business Transformation
US – 2020
Speaker in Agile India 2020
Subject: OKR and Gamification
India – 2020
Speaker in All Day DevOps ADDO 2020
Subject: Building DevOps at large Enterprise
US – 2020
Speaker in DevOps Day
Subject: Building DevOps at large Enterprise
Mexico – 2020
Speaker in UNICOM Agile, Testing & DevOps Showcase
Subject: Building DevOps at large Enterprise
UK – 2019
Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX-n4TSjzt8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irL_fyjwSos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t0qIMZmf7U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWZXgj5aWG8&t=33s
Please check my linkedin to get detailed information about my speaking experiences https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorgeluiscastrotoribio/
schedule Submitted 9 months ago
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