Helping Executive Teams Move to DevOps
Dec 13, 2019 by Stu Posluns
Recently Kate MacAleavey led a discussion between Aaron Dignan, founder of TheReady, and DROdio, CEO of Armory, to explore both the human and technical sides of DevOps and Digital Transformation by Global 2,000 enterprises.
TheReady is an organizational design and transformation partner. It helps Global 2,000 enterprises discover a better way of working by partnering with executive teams that want to reinvent their organizations. This organizational change complements the work Armory does to help Global 2,000 organizations innovate faster through with a modern software delivery platform.
Kate, Aaron, and DROdio discussed:
- How TheReady guides executive teams on human and cultural transformation journeys during 16-week engagements.
- The parallels between the work TheReady does for executive teams and the work Armory does for companies to help them adopt DevOps principles to ship better software, faster.
- How enterprises can leverage TheReady and Armory together to help companies execute their cultural and digital transformations faster.
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