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WSJ bestselling author: Unicorn Project! DevOps researcher/enthusiast. Coauthor: Phoenix Project, Accelerate. Host of The Idealcast. Tripwire founder. Clojure.
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The Intrinsic Value of DevOps for the US Department of Defense

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By Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, Chris Ruen, Goerge Spafford
| Microsoft Learn Blog
DevOps is defined as the union of people, process, and technology to remove siloed roles, development, IT operations, quality engineering, and security to coordinate and collaborate to produce better, more reliable products. Every major cloud provider, Independent Software Vendor (ISV), and software consultancy has promoted this approach to reduce time to market, eliminate bugs, introduce new features rapidly, implement governance, and streamline the software development lifecycle.
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Wiring The Winning Organization | Author Dr. Steven J Spear

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By Conor Bronsdon, Gene Kim, Ryan Peterman, Scott Carey Verified
| Substack
The story behind why some organizations win big and keep on winning. This week, co-host interviews Dr. Steven J. Spear, renowned MIT senior lecturer, founder, and author, to discuss the core principles from Dr. Spear's new book with , Wiring The Winning Organization.
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How to wire your organization to excel at problem-solving

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By Gene Kim, Steven Spear
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
facebook X linkedin email print If leaders want to better understand their organization’s performance, they should look to their employees and how they do their work.
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