Platforms, self service and the end user, why is this so important?
Platforms as a concept have been around for a long time, probably since the dawn of the PC, and folks have being building layers of abstractions to simplify complicated process, laborious grunt work or even just day-to-day mundane repetitive work. The key focus always was to simplify the end user's experience and provide a simple and easy way to do what ever it is they need to do without having a complicated process to follow or just a command line prompt.
Outline/Structure of the Presentation
Slides:
Introduction
What is a Platform and what is the Platform trying to solve?
Why do we need self services?
How focusing on the end user can help deliver a better platform
How the end result can solve a lot of technical and business problems.
Conclusion
What have you learned and what can you take away from the presentation
Learning Outcome
How to build a platform for developers with focusing on self service, what problem it can solve and how it can help the increase agility.
Target Audience
Engineers, Software Developers, Managers, Leads, Principals and Product Owners
Prerequisites for Attendees
An understanding of Agile and SDLC
Links
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QIlSJgDvUY
https://innablr.com.au/blog/why-terraform-and-what-problem-it-solves/
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