Electric Cloud Presents More Than 20 Sessions at DevOps Enterprise Summit San Francisco

SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Electric Cloud (http://electric-cloud.com), the leader in DevOps Release Automation and Continuous Delivery, today announced 22 speaking sessions at the DevOps Enterprise Summit (DOES17) San Francisco (https://events.itrevolution.com/us/schedule/), held November 13-15, at the Hilton Union Square. In addition, the company is hosting two-day technical training sessions ahead of the event, and an executive workshop post-event, led by Electric Cloud's Strategic Advisor Gary Gruver. Electric Cloud's conference talks and training sessions are focused on the conference themes of: Getting Business Buy-In; Security & Compliance; Ops & Next-Generation Leadership; Architecture; Technology for Technology Leaders; and Experience Reports.

"Together with our founding partner, Electric Cloud, we've created an incredible program of DevOps transformations as told by technology leaders across almost every industry vertical," said Gene Kim, founder of IT Revolution and co-author of "The Phoenix Project" and "The DevOps Handbook." "Our goal is to help elevate the state of the practice through experience reports and expert talks, to provide all attendees practical takeaways for DevOps success within their own organizations."

Click here for the full breakdown of Electric Cloud's sessions at DOES17:(http://electric-cloud.com/devops-enterprise-summit/electric-cloud-track-at-does17/)

Electric Cloud Customer and Partner Presentations at DOES17

• Starting and Scaling DevOps in the Enterprise
  Gary Gruver, Founder & CEO of Gary Gruver Consulting
    
• DevOps Transformation 2.0: From Ancestry.com to AdvancedMD – applying strategies for leading DevOps innovation
  John Esser, Sr. Director IT and Data Center Operations at AdvancedMD
  "I will discuss key frameworks for analyzing your situation, and proven patterns for scaling DevOps in the organization and overcoming some common challenges we all face along the journey."
    
• From Mainframe to Microservices: How Somos Keeps Telcos and Us All Connected
  Gary McKay, Scrum Master at Somos
  "We share our challenges and patterns for supporting both containerized and mainframe workloads - evolving our processes, tooling and our mindset to support modern delivery practices to accelerate our releases and scale DevOps in the company."
    
• Betting on DevOps: How NetEnt Transforms Online Gaming Delivery
  Aloisio Rocha, Agile Product Owner at NetEnt
  "I would share the 4 key tenets and critical paths for our "Ops-first" approach to DevOps, and some of the patterns we used to scale our adoption so quickly – through QA, deployments, App management, and more."
    
• Intel's Journey to Build Quality In: How QA and Test Automation Drive DevOps
  Manish Aggarwal, Software Engineering Manager at Intel
  "I will share Intel's journey to systematically build quality in, treating testing and QA not just as an integral part of the pipeline, but as the key driver – and the poster child – of our DevOps transformation."
    
• Mastering the Three S's for a Successful Pipeline-as-a-Service Strategy: Standardization, Self-service, Scale
  Marc Priolo, Global Software Configuration Manager at Urban Science
  "I'll share my learnings from overcoming the most common challenges to a "platform" approach to DevOps implementation. We'll review patterns for successfully implementing and rolling out this strategy, addressing the three S's required for success: Standardization, Self-service, and scale."
    
• Navigating the Software Delivery Minefield: DevOps and the Art of Release Engineering
  J. Paul Reed, Managing Partner at Release Engineering Approaches
    
• Microservices for the Enterprise: Myths vs. Reality
  Marc Hornbeek, Principal Consultant – DevOps at Trace3 and Mark Tomcza, Global DevOps Solutions Architect at Electric Cloud.

Electric Cloud Panels at DOES17

• DevOps In The Enterprise: The Analyst Outside-In Perspective
  Hosted by Sam Fell, VP of Marketing, Electric Cloud
  Sam will be moderating this analyst panel featuring Robert E. Stroud, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research and Torsten Volk, Managing Research Director for Hybrid Cloud, the Software Defined Data Center, Machine Learning and Cognitive Computing at EMA Research.
    
• DevSecOps: It's Not Me or You, It's WE!
  Hosted By Alan Shimel, Editor-in-Chief, DevOps.com
  Alan will be moderating this panel featuring Anders Wallgren, CTO, Electric Cloud; Robert E. Stroud, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research; John Willis, Vice President of DevOps and Digital Practices, SJ Technologies; Caroline Wong, VP, Cobalt; Paula Thrasher, Director, Digital Services, CSRA; and Shannon Lietz, DevSecOps Leader and Director, Intuit.

Electric Cloud DevOps Experts at DOES17

• Architecting Your App and Your Pipeline for Continuous Delivery – 10 DO's for Successful DevOps
  Anders Wallgren, CTO
  "This talk will explore how solid architecture of your application and the design of your pipeline allow new technologies to be used to maximum effect. We'll review 10 DO's and proven patterns for architecting your app and your pipeline to enable effective DevOps and achieve Continuous Delivery."
    
• Surviving the "Script-apocalypse"
  Avan Mathur, Product Manager for ElectricFlow
  "This talk covers 5 emerging patterns in DevOps automation, Pipeline design and Organizational design approaches gathered from large enterprises that have managed to climb out of scripting hell. Come learn tips and hard-won lessons for surviving your own "script-apocalypse"!"
    
• Shipping Product is THE Killer Feature!
  Wesley Pullen, Chief DevOps Strategist
  "In this talk we'll share key patterns used by successful organizations to enable, measure and scale DevOps success in the enterprise by creating a delivery pipeline that transcends technology – and translates to great culture, employee satisfaction, and continuous momentum for the business."
    
• Data-Driven DevOps: 4 Use Cases and Practical Applications
  Ken McKnight, Solutions Architect
    
• How Financial Services are Leveraging Legacy IT Investments When Transitioning to DevOps
  Manuel Schuller, EMEA Technical Director
    
• BizDevOps: Using KPIs to Unlock a Common Language
  Mark Sutton, Director, DevOps Solutions
    
• Baking Security into your Release Pipeline: Start Here
  Shozab Naqvi, Solutions Architect
    
• Best Practices for DevOps-Ready Infrastructure Management and Automation
  Angelo Lynn, Solution Engineer
    
• Process-as-Code: Real-World Examples that Scale
  Marco Morales, Senior Solutions Architect
    
• Best Practices for Model-Driven Approach to Application Release
  Chris Doucet, Solutions Engineer
    
• Managing microservices delivery at scale – 5 key challenges
  Anand Ahire, General Manager, DevOps Release Automation
    
• Drive faster feedback and higher quality with containerized test acceleration
  Mohan Dattatreya, General Manager Acceleration Solutions

Electric Cloud Training Sessions at DOES17

• ElectricFlow Product Training – Held at the Conference venue, Hilton San Francisco Union Square, on Saturday, November 11th and Sunday November 12th. This introductory course is targeted to anyone who will be using or implementing ElectricFlow. The training provides a high level overview of the ElectricFlow platform and focuses on the most commonly used Application Release Automation capabilities including Applications, Pipelines, and Releases. Hands-on labs are incorporated throughout the training so students can gain experience working with the solution.
• Executive Workshop Led by Gary Gruver: Leading the Transformation "Applying Agile and DevOps Principles at Scale" – This half-day training is held the day following the conference, on Thursday, November 16^th, at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square. The workshop will focus on the changes that Executives are uniquely positioned to address and will have the biggest impact on the business. Instead of the typical transformation that focuses on improving the effectiveness of individual teams this approach focuses the Executives on engaging their management teams to improve coordination across teams with DevOps approaches. Furthermore, the workshop will provide an in-depth review of DevOps, the different practices, and the different inefficiencies they were designed to address. It will highlight how and why DevOps principles can and should be different for coordinating the work across large and small teams.

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About Electric Cloud, Inc.
Electric Cloud is the leader in DevOps Release Automation and Continuous Delivery. We help organizations like E*TRADE, Gap, HPE, Intel and Lockheed Martin deliver better software faster by accelerating development, automating deployments, and coordinating releases.

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