How DevOps is like Microsoft Excel

DevOps mashes together two things, Dev and Ops. But in reality, it includes much more than that. But who owns DevOps? Does anyone use all of DevOps? And is DevOps a people, process or technology?

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WHEN DOES A TOOL STOP, AND A PROCESS BEGINS?

How would you define DevOps? Who owns DevOps? 

MOST PEOPLE ONLY USE 30% OF THE FEATURES OF ANY TOOL

• What happens if a company doesn’t go full DevOps?
• What happens if a team, within a company, doesn’t go full DevOps?
• Can there be more than one definition of DevOps within a company?
• Is velocity the best measurement for DevOps?

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