Registration Open, IEEE Computer Society, DevOps Unleashed Symposiums, DevOps, DevOps technology

Registration Open for IEEE Computer Society DevOps Unleashed Symposiums LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 18 March 2015 -- Featuring top experts who will share how DevOps can be used to speed and improve software development, IEEE Computer Society will host half-day DevOps Unleashed symposiums in Austin, Texas, on March 25, and Mountain View, Calif., on April 21.

DevOps provides the key to delivering software with more iterations, less complex problems to solve, less time spent fixing problems, and faster delivery of features. DevOps Unleashed will provide real-world perspectives on how companies have made the technology approach work in their environments.

To reserve your spot at either of the symposiums, visit http://www.computer.org/devops. Admission is free and lunch will be served. Each attendee will receive a free copy of DevOps for Dummies.

DevOps Unleashed will cover how DevOps technology can: • Bring about 30 times faster deployments • Link new features and stability to meet design and operations goals • Reduce bugs exponentially • Give business departments a competitive edge • Foster a culture of continuous improvement and trust, and • Allow new feature development while managing legacy software.

At DevOps Unleashed at Top Golf in Austin, Bernard Golden, Vice President of Strategy at ActiveState Software, will talk about “Achieving DevOps Nirvana – Real World Lessons on How to Accelerate Software Delivery Across the Application Lifecycle.” Dave West, Chief Product Officer of Tasktop Software, will discuss “The Forgotten Side of DevOps – Techniques for Doing DevOps in Large Enterprises.”

At DevOps Unleashed at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Jez Humble, VP at Chef, will discuss “Enterprise DevOps: Breaking Down the Barriers Between Development and IT Operations” and Xavier Amatriain, VP of Engineering at Quora, will talk about “Lean DevOps: Lessons Learned from Implementing DevOps at Innovation-driven Companies.”

For more information, visit http://www.computer.org/devops.

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