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Alex Papadimoulis

Inedo

Alex Papadimoulis is a speaker and writer who's passionate about looking beyond the code to build great software. Through the years, he’s served in many different roles (from developer to executive), in different industries (from healthcare to manufacturing), at a variety of companies (from a one-man shop to a megabank). He’s seen his share of successful projects and failures—undoubtedly contributing to some. Alex believes failure is a powerful lesson and founded The Daily WTF, a site which chronicles bad code and other failures in IT. Alex recently founded Inedo, a company that builds software tools to help organizations effectively and responsibly implement agile software delivery and DevOps methodologies.

Speaker Presentations
Thursday, November 14, 2013 - 10:15am
DevOps
Implementing DevOps and Making It Stick

If you’ve ever been involved in promoting cultural change within an organization, you may have experienced something even more disheartening than flat-out rejection—a full rollback of hard-won cultural change followed by a decade-long resentment of anyone remotely associated with the implementation. This has happened at countless organizations with agile, with SOA, with virtualization—and it’s starting to happen with DevOps. How can such a simple idea that’s been so successful at so many organizations become such a resounding failure at others?