Sponsored by Plutora
December 6, 2019
1 PM ET
Value stream mapping is an enormously rewarding process for finding bottlenecks in your software delivery pipelines and for aligning the team’s efforts in improving the shortcomings.
Performing an effective mapping session with your team can accelerate your DevOps and digital transformation journey.
In a prior webinar, we discussed creating a value stream map of your current state which is the foundation for creating a future state map. Join Marc Hornbeek, principal consultant and author with Jeff Keyes, Director of marketing at Plutora for an engaging “how to” style session on performing value stream mapping of future or proposed state.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- A walk-through of how to create a future state value stream map including the key
- calculations and metrics
- Several tips on how to identify the most critical bottlenecks to be targeted for improvement in a future state value stream map
- A discussion of a real-world future state value stream map
Marc Hornbeek
Principal Consultant - Author of Engineering DevOps
Marc was awarded Outstanding Engineer of 2016 by IEEE Western USA Region 6 for outstanding contributions to the field of automation applied to development and testing of networks, systems, protocols, labs and DevOps. Marc has over 39 years of experience architecting, designing, developing and managing high-performance solutions for IT infrastructures that are deployed in commercial and government applications globally. Marc has served as executive, senior management and solution architect for companies such as Trace3, Bell-Northern Research, Tekelec, ECI Telecom, EdenTree Technologies and Spirent Communications. Marc is a regular speaker at DevOps and IEEE events, a blogger on DevOps.com and course author for the DevOps Institute.
Jeff Keyes
Director of Product Marketing, 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.