DevOps Dave Comic: Declaring Success in Enterprise DevOps(scriptrock.com)
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DevOps Dave Comic: Declaring Success in Enterprise DevOps
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Jesus, Gartner as a deity. That brings back some memories.
It never ceases to amaze me how much money folks are willing to pay analysts. A Gartner seat is over $50k now per annum (assuming non-volume pricing) and the number of organizations that can actually benefit from their expertise SHOULD be limited to the Fortune 1000 (I personally think you're wasting your money on analysts).
KPIs are management speak for: How do you measure things without being persecuted by the people above you to explain your numbers?
I'm so glad to be at a small firm and not at a giant corporate megaship.
It never ceases to amaze me how much money folks are willing to pay analysts. A Gartner seat is over $50k now per annum (assuming non-volume pricing) and the number of organizations that can actually benefit from their expertise SHOULD be limited to the Fortune 1000 (I personally think you're wasting your money on analysts).
KPIs are management speak for: How do you measure things without being persecuted by the people above you to explain your numbers?
I'm so glad to be at a small firm and not at a giant corporate megaship.
I'll just leave this link here. http://johnkcurriculum.blogspot.com/2009/12/preston-blair-le...
20 repetitions of the same panel of mspaint circle tool heads with some word balloons doesn't make it a comic except in some very trivial, uninteresting sense.
Works for some people.
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Looking through the strip, it's consistently on the money.
Particularly Gartner as a deity, managers raving about concepts and acronyms they don't comprehend and laughing off obvious/established tools and trends.
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