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Webinar Highlights: DevOps Leadership – Moving From Experimentation To Transformation
To remain competitive and support business objectives, many organizations are undertaking the initiative to implement DevOps – but are struggling to move their teams forward to realize the full benefits of a successful DevOps transformation.
Troy DuMoulin, VP of Research and Development at Pink Elephant provides vital information about the leadership skills and practical methods needed to lead a DevOps transformation during his webinar, DevOps Leadership – Moving From Experimentation To Transformation.
During this strategic look at the critical role of leadership in taking a holistic/Full Stack approach to DevOps transformation, Troy uncovers the key practices required to unfreeze, transform and sustain a DevOps change program. He also explained a DevOps assessment tool leaders can use to support their change journey.
In response to the challenge of implementing DevOps, Pink Elephant created the DevOps Leadership certification course. The foundation of this course is a newly-developed Integrated Change Management approach known as “20/20”, which helps organizations clearly see the path to a successful DevOps transformation.
View the webinar to obtain information about the four key phases of a DevOps transformation, delve into the ‘Full Stack’ approach to culture, practices and automation, as well as the 15 essential practices – and be amongst the first to learn about the new Pink Elephant 20/20 Integrated Change Management Model!
Want to learn more about DevOps and putting it into action? View the webinar above and start practicing DevOps by registering for the DevOps Essentials™ certification course, NOW available in self-paced format and then advance to DevOps Leadership. Also, plan to attend Pink19 – the world’s largest gathering of ITSM professionals – which covers today’s most relevant and meaningful subjects, and includes an entire track devoted to gaining real business benefits from DevOps!
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