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Data has an undeniable power in a business context — it can sway stakeholders, help identify pain points, and demonstrate how changes are making an impact on the company. As the creator of Jenkins, Kohsuke Kawaguchi has noticed from his conversations with business leaders in the industry that implementing a data-driven mindset can be a game changer in the DevOps journey.
While data may not initially seem like it provides a full enough picture for businesses to work with, it carries invaluable insights and a certain level of objectivity that allows for a smoother transition in the DevOps process. Additionally, adopting a data-driven approach helps to showcase the small wins in your DevOps journey that can help build more confidence and trust in the process.
In the interview below, Kohsuke teases his session, “Go Data Driven With Your DevOps: 5 Tips for Improving Speed and Scale,” at TechStrong Con. On July 15, Kohsuke, along with fellow Launchable Co-Founder Harpreet Singh, will provide tips on how a data-driven approach to DevOps can help improve speed and scale.
To see the full agenda and secure your free spot at the virtual event, visit the TechStrong Con website.
