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Justin Arbuckle

Contributing Writer

Justin Arbuckle

Justin Arbuckle is Vice President of Worldwide Transformation and Chief Enterprise Architect at Chef Software, an IT automation company that helps enterprises use DevOps to build and deliver quality software quickly. He is a passionate proponent of the transformative potential of Agile, Lean and DevOps in large enterprises. Previously, he was Chief Architect at GE Capital where he introduced and sponsored DevOps. He has been an executive on three continents; working in Financial Services for the last 20 years in diverse areas such as innovation, venture capital and consulting. Justin’s focus at Chef is in helping large enterprises grow a high velocity software product development capability.

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The Real ROI of DevOps

Many established enterprises are stuck in reverse. Dragged down by legacy IT systems and sclerotic software workstreams, these businesses simply cannot adapt and get up to speed in the continuously changing, high-velocity global marketplace of the 21st century. Delta Airlines’ recent technology crash, for example, dramatically illustrates how aging and inflexible IT systems can cripple […]

Oct 26, 2016 · 3 min

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Redefining Product Value in the Continuous Economy

The internet is now more than 20 years old. It’s older than my kids, which is a scary thought. It’s older than Kendall Jenner. It’s older than Uber, Grey’s Anatomy and the iPhone. And so now, after more than two decades of software and e-commerce, it’s high time we take stock of where consumers really […]

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Learning in the Continuous Customer Economy

We live in a continuous customer economy. Buyers in the 21st century are continuously discovering, adopting and discarding products and services online, telling us—very loudly and unequivocally—that value isn’t perceived in the actual product itself, but rather in our ability to change a product continuously. So, it’s now about the options to change the product, […]

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