Year: 2015

@jeffsussna Point: there’s not a single way. For some large orgs it’s more natural to add dev skills to an ops culture than other way around

@cdaffara Where’s the confusion? Happy to sit down and clarify how and why the Red Hat portfolio is in the way it is

@jeffsussna I wasn’t trying to be sarcastic. It makes a lot of sense to me

Meeting with an enterprise customer today provided a wonderful quote: “We are more an OpsDev culture, rather than a DevOps one”. #OpenStack

@reillyusa @virtualsteve it’s a generational thing, agree. But 5 is too early. We need a 10+ years before the new blood gets in enterprises

@Jakewk @reillyusa @virtualsteve I don’t think there’s an actual awareness. It’s just that brain is flexible and grew used to complexity

@reillyusa @virtualsteve If turning enterprise IT into a frictionless experience is not a big deal to you, you’ll be irrelevant in 10 years

@reillyusa @virtualsteve Biggest challenge is not realising new generations have completely different expectations on how IT should work

@DavidCottingham @virtualsteve they simply have a noise cancellation filter to cut out my snarky comments. It’s tuned on the Italian accent.

@reillyusa @virtualsteve 🙂 Embracing and enabling frictionless IT is a long process. For both vendors & customers. I know it will take time