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From teams to tribes: Creating a one-team culture in DevOps

Em Campbell-Pretty
Nov 10, 2015
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One of the topics I have been talking about at various conferences over the last 18 months, is scaling culture with agile tribes. This is a topic that resonates with people in both the Agile and DevOps communities. As part of my participation in the DevOps Enterprise Summit last month I was invited to share my thoughts on this topic on the TechBeacon blog:
From teams to tribes: Creating a one-team culture in DevOps

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