More Culture, More Engineering, Less Duct-Tape
Over the past four years CSG has undergone a major transformation from traditional siloed orgs across development and operations to true cross functional teams in 2016.
Last year we discussed the structural culmination of this journey with the rollout of DevOps teams that follow the model of “You Build It, You Run It” teams. This places Accountability, Understanding and Engineering of the entire lifecycle of design, development and operations on one team.
This transition has taught us a lot of how Cultural norms of individuals and teams affect behavior. We have learned a lot about technical debt in legacy technologies and how duct-tape fixes pile on to create difficulties and problems in operations.
In this presentation, we will further discuss the techniques we have used to influence behavior, incent learning and knowledge sharing and change the cultural norms of established IT enterprises and practices. We will also reflect on applying modern engineering and architectural principles to established and seemingly intractable technologies often found in the enterprise space.
Erica Morrison, Director, Software Development & Operations, CSG International
Scott Prugh, VP Software Development and Operations, CSG International
Erica Morrison
Director, Software Development & Operations, CSG
Scott Prugh
VP, Software Development & Operations, CSG