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Flow or DevOps Metrics? When to Use What for Your Value Streams

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Sponsored by Plutora


Thursday, August 5, 2021
11 a.m. ET

Value stream management (VSM) shares a drive for efficiency with DevOps. Both VSM and DevOps look to identify and remove bottlenecks in software development and delivery to increase operational efficiency and collaboration. 

However, VSM and DevOps are guided by different metrics. VSM focuses on the efficiency of the flow of work across the system of software development and delivery using the value stream flow metrics.  Alternatively, DevOps utilizes the DORA metrics which while also focused on efficiency, target different components of the value stream. To know when and how to use both sets of metrics effectively you first need to understand how each guides us to improve our pipelines. 

Join Jeff Keyes, VP of Product at Plutora and Helen Beal, industry leader in DevOps evolution, to learn more about how to use the DORA and value stream flow metrics to improve the value you deliver to your customers. 

Key takeaways: 

  • Understand how the DevOps and flow metrics to drive organizational performance
  • Learn how to improve the flow of work in and performance of your value streams
  • How to use VSM to continuously inspect and adapt for enterprise agility
JEFF KEYES
VP, Product Marketing Strategy - Plutora
Jeff has spent his career writing code, designing software features and UI, running dev and test teams, consulting and evangelizing product messaging. Outside of 6 years at Microsoft, he has been primarily focused on growing startup companies. Founding board member of the Value Stream Management Consortium and an Ambassador for the DevOps Institute.
HELEN BEAL
Chief Ambassador - DevOps Institute
DevOps and Ways of Working speaker, writer, consultant, coach and learning facilitator. Member of the DevOps Institute Board of Regents. Member of the DevOps World Advisory Board; Member of the Jax DevOps Advisory Board; DevOps Editor at InfoQ and a contributor to devops.com

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