Solving Day 2 DevOps Challenges - HCL UrbanCode

DOES19 London — As DevOps enters its second decade, a “day 2” phase, high performing industry leaders are seeking new ways to deliver software faster and more responsibly. Agile practices and pipeline automation are fundamental enablers of continuous delivery; but it’s only the start.

In this new era, many new opportunities are emerging, including leveraging DevOps to advance culture, gaining visibility to business value across many tools, and scaling best practices across the enterprise to realize the ROI of DevOps.

This session presented by HCL UrbanCode.

Solving Day 2 DevOps Challenges

Brian Muskoff, Director, HCL Urban Code Product Development, HCL
Chris Nowak, DevOps Transformation Strategist, UrbanCode

Brian Muskoff is the Director for UrbanCode, the portfolio of DevOps software products that enable continuous application delivery. As the engineering head for UrbanCode, he leads product teams to create tools that streamline the flow of software change through the delivery pipeline. Brian joined HCL in February 2018 as part of the IP Partnership deal with IBM. He joined IBM in April 2013 with the UrbanCode acquisition where he was Director of Operations responsible for Professional Services, Technical Product Support and back office functions.

Chris Nowak is the Client Transformation Strategist at UrbanCode. Chris has 23 years of experience in Change Management, SDLC & DevOps. He was Head of DevOps Services at 2 of the top 4 US banks. He designed, led and scaled services from the ground up, including service strategy, process optimization, organizational change, large-scale engagement / on-boarding, and operations.

At Wells Fargo, his teams automated 350 applications for the Trading, Securities and Investment Banking divisions. At Bank of America he led a combined organization of Automation Engineering, Systems, Engagement, and Deploy Operations. His teams automated and supported 800 applications from source to prod. Chris left BAC in 2016 to focus on Transformation and DevOps Strategy Consulting. In 2014, he was awarded a US Patent in DevOps Methodology (USP #8875091).

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