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Bill Doerrfeld

http://www.doerrfeld.io/
Bill Doerrfeld is a tech journalist and analyst based in Seattle. His beat is cloud technologies, specifically the web API economy. He began researching APIs as an Associate Editor at ProgrammableWeb, and since 2015 has been the Editor at Nordic APIs, a high impact blog on API strategy for providers. He loves discovering new trends, researching new technology, and writing on topics like DevOps, REST design, GraphQL, SaaS marketing, IoT, AI, and more. He also gets out into the world to speak occasionally.
When DevOps and Marketing Collide: Insights From Adobe Summit 2019

When DevOps and Marketing Collide: Insights From Adobe Summit 2019

| Adobe Summit, Adobe Summit 2019, devops, Martech
I attended Adobe Summit 2019 to research the intersection of DevOps and marketing. Below are insights from my interviews with leading marketing technology experts.  Is DevOps making its way into marketing? In ...
6 Examples of Digital Transformation at Adobe Summit Keynote

6 Examples of Digital Transformation at Adobe Summit Keynote

| adobe, Adobe Summit, Foot Locker, MarDevOps, marketing, Zumiez
We're attending Adobe Summit 2019 to research the intersection of DevOps and marketing. Follow along for more stories. In a recent article, we described how DevOps is transforming retail from brick and ...
Brick-and-Mortar to Brick-and-Click

DevOps and Retail: Transforming Brick-and-Mortar to Brick-and-Click

| brick and click, case studies, devops, retail
Brick-and mortar-retail is rapidly transforming with the digital age. As physical storefronts turn digital, it’s safe to say that traditional retail is quickly becoming a mesh of "brick-and-click." So, how are retail ...
Cloud Washed and Cloud Native

Distinguishing Between Cloud Washed and Cloud Native

| Cloud Computing, cloud washed vs. cloud native, cloud-native, cloudwashing, marketing jargon
Don’t fall for the marketing jargon: Running legacy infrastructure on a cloud instance is not actually cloud computing. Unfortunately, “cloudwashing” is common among enterprises as they attempt to jump on the cloud ...
DevSecOps Can Help Avoid Catastrophic Breaches

How DevSecOps Can Help Avoid Catastrophic Breaches

| containers, data breach, development, devsecops, open source, security
Earlier this year, Tesla’s Cloud was hijacked and used to mine cryptocurrency, exploiting a vulnerability in the company's Kubernetes cluster. A mountain of FedEx data was recently exposed, affecting 119,000 individuals. The ...
Netflix's HubCommander to Automate GitHub

Using Netflix’s HubCommander to Automate GitHub Organizations

| github, GitHub repositories, HubCommander, Netflix, open source
Netflix owes a great deal of its exponential growth to its phenomenal tech stack. Throttling its content through a single internal API, the company was able to deliver content agnostic of device ...
ChatOps Using Open Source Tooling

Implementing ChatOps Using Open Source Tooling

| chat, chatbot, ChatOps, open source
ChatOps is an exciting proposition for organizational Ops communication. Throwing development and operational tooling into the chat conversation can ease the development pipeline, increase transparency and increase security by streamlining bug detection ...
Open Banking Should Consider DevOps

Why Open Banking Should Consider DevOps

| API, banking, devops, fintech
There is a craze sweeping Europe, and rippling across the world—and no, I’m not talking about the next British Invasion. Open banking is a trend that’s significantly altering how banks work with ...