Agile + DevOps East 2023 - Industry Technical Presentations

Managing applications and implementing DevOps in a regulated industry can be incredibly taxing. Our industry experts have seen first-hand how the same regulatory requirements can be interpreted in different ways by different companies, even those within the same industry and similar risk profiles that the controls are intended to handle. Within many companies (of a certain size) there is often an internal audit and compliance group which is intended to serve as a last line of defense but ends up commanding inexplicable requirements on delivery teams.

The benefits of VSM in software delivery and digital transformation are many. By leveraging VSM to identify areas of waste or inefficiency, enterprises can reduce cycle times and improve overall productivity, enabling their organizations to deliver software solutions more quickly while meeting the growing demands of their customers. Additionally, VSM helps foster a culture of continuous improvement within your organization. Join CloudBees' Hope Lynch as she discusses how VSM for your SDLC can help drive efficiency, deliverability, and developer satisfaction.

CTOs aim to improve developer productivity, often by expanding teams, changing vendors or enhancing tools.

However, a significant challenge lies in the developer's high cognitive load and the quality of the development process. On average, we've noted that it takes 2-3 weeks merely to complete the initial setup before any coding can begin.

Over the years, we've seen countless shifts in how applications are built. New languages and frameworks have streamlined development. Visual and no/low-code have empowered those who aren't traditional coders to create apps.

And now we have AI tools which can create code "for us".

With these changes, where does this leave our developers?