To stay competitive and to keep innovating, Capital One is now running all their critical apps on Amazon. Target now deploys 80 times per week. Verizon closed five of its data centers in favor of 70% data center virtualization. All of these examples are companies moving through Agile transformation processes where DevOps is another milestone – but not the end. PaaS and New Stack providers see the future in Microservice Architectures that allow continuous deployment. All of this spurs innovation through faster trial and error and allows business to stay out in front of more slowly adapting competitors.

A key success factor in turning the dial up on quality and speed for continuous innovation is the ability to establish accurate measurability of the impact of critical code changes. Both on the end-user satisfaction side, and on the time-to-market and cost side. In this talk we’ll focus on how a metrics and analytics-driven DevOps culture leads to more rapid deployments, higher quality code changes, and faster innovation. You’ll keep your business ahead of your biggest competitor and you in a job with outstanding results!