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Leveraging Value Streams for Planning in SAFe and Beyond

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Sponsored by Plutora

Tuesday, December 1, 2020
11 a.m. ET

Translating strategic product planning into software delivery outcomes is complex in large organizations. As DevOps is implemented and begins to transition product-oriented teams, there remains dependencies across teams and the need to coordinate efforts across products. Value stream thinking aims to unify software development from planning to delivery with value stream management.

SAFe has firmly established itself as the leading agile at scale framework helping organizations worldwide to embrace lean, agile and DevOps principles to improve organizational performance. SAFe leverages value streams as a core organizational component to support large and complex organizational transformations in changing the way they work.

Join SAFe practitioners Mark Peters of Technica and Siddharth Pareek of NatWest Bank talking with Helen Beal, industry leader in DevOps evolution, and Jeff Keyes, VP of Product at Plutora to learn how value stream management superpowers SAFe implementations.

Key takeaways:

  • Optimizing Agile Release Trains (ARTs), value streams and teams with value stream management
  • Aligning and measuring OKRs and KPIs real-time with data from a DevOps toolchain
  • How value stream management helps organizations move from managing dependencies to breaking them
Helen Beal
Chief Ambassador - DevOps Institute
DevOps and Ways of Working speaker, writer, consultant, coach and learning facilitator. Member of the DevOps Institute Board of Regents. Member of the DevOps World Advisory Board; Member of the Jax DevOps Advisory Board; DevOps Editor at InfoQ and a contributor to devops.com
JEFF KEYES
VP of Product - Plutora
Jeff has spent his career writing code, designing software features and UI, running dev and test teams, consulting and evangelizing product messaging. Outside of 6 years at Microsoft, he has been primarily focused on growing startup companies.
Siddharth Pareek
VP Consulting - NatWest Group
Siddharth is currently vice president of consulting leading a DevOps Center of Excellence practice for a European bank. He is a digital evangelist known for DevOps and cloud transformation primarily for the banking and finance industries. He’s an enterprise agile and lean coach focused on improving functional and financial results through the adoption of cultural mindset change. He is also on the board of experts panel for the Cloud Credential Council (CCC) and the world's first individual to be certified across the complete portfolio of CCC. He has co-authored a whitepaper on global digital skills and writes on multiple topics but in particular about IoT, Big Data, and Blockchain. He’s a regular industry speaker at global and regional events and conferences. He is also the Global Ambassador for DevOps Institute and DASA Influence for DevOps & Agile Skill association.
Mark Peters
Lead Information Assurance/Security Engineer - Technica Corporation
Dr. Mark Peters works for Technica Corporation as lead information assurance/security engineer on a US Air Force cyber weapon system program in San Antonio, TX emphasizing DevOps during an Agile transition. During a full US Air Force intelligence career, he worked with various units to integrate and automate intelligence with operational delivery. A cybersecurity expert, he holds multiple industry certifications including a CISSP. The author of the book, "Cashing in on Cyberpower" to analyze 10 years of cyber-attacks from an economic perspective. In his spare time, he reads, thinks, writes, and then speaks and is also a Judo black belt. A DevOps Institute ambassador, he enjoys working with individuals to implement DevSecOps. He remains excited by the potential to incorporate DevOps across multiple industries.

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