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In the first part of this two-part episode of The Idealcast, Gene Kim speaks with Dr. Ron Westrum, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Eastern Michigan University.
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April 26, 2022
Each year, we set out to create the best DevOps Enterprise Summit ever. As I write this, we are more than halfway through recording the plenary sessions, and I’ve been telling everyone today that these are some of the most compelling technology transformation stories yet.
As always, this conference is primarily comprised of experience reports from technology leaders helping their organizations win—or in many cases, advance the most important societal goals.
The general session is where we celebrate successes in the community through experience reports, rapidly disseminate winning tools and techniques and ways of thinking, and bring in the best experts for the problems identified by the community.
Here are some of the talks that are likely to be plenary experience report talks:
And of course, we also seek out the best experts in areas we care about, so that we can better achieve our goals. Here are the expert talks we’ve announced:
Here are the announced experience reports and expert talks in the breakout sessions:
Having speakers available for Q&A on Slack while their talks aired opened up a new form of interaction that is only available in a virtual format.
To that end, my friend Jeff Gallimore and I have established different ways for people to learn, and ask/answer as many questions as possible. We believe the quality of the audience is something that separates DevOps Enterprise Summit from other conferences, and the more we can incentivize interactions amongst attendees, the better.
Here are the formats you can take advantage of during the three-day event:
To preview DevOps Enterprise Summit Virtual – Europe, and learn more about the conference, please watch previous videos of our presentations and download the slide decks in the Video Library.
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Cheers!
Gene
Award winning CTO, researcher, and author.
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