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The Power of Connections

Webinar

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Sponsored by CONNECTALL


Thursday, August 26, 2021
1 p.m. ET

Organizations going through a digital transformation often find themselves running into a major roadblock: Disconnection rules the day. Teams are siloed, processes clash and the tools don't play nice with each other. It is impossible for digital transformation to succeed in these conditions.

In a detached world, creating meaningful connections in the software delivery life cycle changes everything. But how can software delivery leaders make this happen?

Join Lance Knight, president and COO at ConnectALL, as he discusses connecting your toolchain via value stream management and the role that can play in successful digital transformations. He will discuss not only the power of connecting the tools but how doing so properly will also lead to a holistic connection between the people and processes in the end-to-end software delivery life cycle.

Key Takeaways include:

  • Why connections are critical in software delivery
  • How connecting your tools enables a synchronized value stream
  • What you should start doing today to implement the power of connections
Lance Knight
President & COO - ConnectALL
Lance Knight is president & chief operating officer of ConnectALL. His responsibilities include sales, sales operations, marketing, customer success and technical support. Previously, he held SVP/VP roles at LeadingAgile, Tasktop Technologies and Accept Software, specializing in field operations, sales development and customer success. Lance started his IT career with a large aerospace manufacturer where he learned about lean manufacturing and systems thinking. He’s a published author of books and white papers on leadership, software development and software sales.

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