Use the MVC to uplift capabilities

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Transforming your organization

    1m 35s
• 1. Why DevOps at the Enterprise level? 1. Why DevOps at the Enterprise level?

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    Why is the enterprise level different?

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    The role of corporate culture

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    The three dimensions of enterprise DevOps

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    Transformation is a continual process

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• 2. Where to Start 2. Where to Start

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    Analyze your application portfolio

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  • Find a minimum viable cluster (MVC)

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    Use the MVC to uplift capabilities

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• 3. Value Stream Mapping 3. Value Stream Mapping

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    What is a value stream map (VSM)?

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  • Creating value stream maps

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    Using value stream maps

    2m 30s
• 4. Tooling at the Enterprise Level 4. Tooling at the Enterprise Level

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    Types of DevOps tools

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    Making the right choices

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    Central vs. federated approaches

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• 5. Vendor Management 5. Vendor Management

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    Include vendors in the journey

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    Contracts and incentives

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    Implement engineering standards

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• 6. Steering the Transformation 6. Steering the Transformation

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    Use the Deming cycle

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    Transaction costs and batch sizes

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    A transformation scorecard

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• 7. Organizational Structure 7. Organizational Structure

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    DevOps organizational patterns

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    Using a central team

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    How to make a DevOps team work for you

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• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Next steps

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