Halfway in my tour of Luxembourg, Belgium, and Italy. Massive interest for the upcoming @Ansible Security Automation and Ansible in general.

Tomorrow I’ll keynote the Ansible Automates event in Milan.

How to make something simple incredibly complex. The opposite of what drives adoption. > Puma wants ‘tech-savvy’ people to test its self-lacing shoes https://t.co/tRf5vWgJHu

I’ve seen this mistake dove over and over and over > Getting the word out https://t.co/U4cIe6Z2Ey

Luxembourg > Brussels > Milan (for the @Ansible Automates) > Venice > London. What you wouldn’t do in a single week for business and art.

Question at the @Ansible Automates in Madrid earlier this week: What’s the future of #automation?

I offered an answer. Let’s see if the community responds.

Next week in Milan. https://t.co/7MAW6zfesI

Show a bike to a kid and you ask her to cycle without explaining how, and she’ll be clueless. That’s what happens when IT vendors sell products under the banner of #DigitalTransformation without explaining how to actually transform. Tools are useless without knowhow.

A wonderful vibe at the @Ansible Automates in Madrid. Thanks to the hundreds of customers that are here today. https://t.co/Y2CqcOc8bY

I strongly believe that promoting, populating and maintaining datasets for #AI is the next major mission to preserve openness and transparency. Great job @IBM > IBM releases Diversity in Faces, a dataset of over 1 million annotations to help reduce bias https://t.co/35om1T1VHL

Here the latest article I wrote (this time for Security Boulevard): #Automation: The Lingua Franca of IT #Security

Just in time for my @Ansible Automates keynote in Madrid tomorrow. https://t.co/zmXwptmOFN

A good time to retweet this, considering the news about Amazon Scout (https://t.co/OvwjR9d144) https://t.co/dX4GOWgdUe