After such a challenging year, we have finally made it to 2021. Although a new year has started, we are still trying to figure out what the “new normal” will look like once the COVID-19 pandemic is finally over.
While the pandemic has affected many businesses and our daily lives in general, it also had a major impact on software development. This past year we have seen rapid innovation and acceleration of digital transformation as a result of the pandemic. So, what does 2021 have in store for DevOps? How can DevOps teams improve productivity and become high performers in 2021?
In this interview, CircleCI CEO Jim Rose joins Rebecca Auguste to talk about what 2021 has in store for DevOps and CI/CD, how the pandemic impacted software teams and what they can do to succeed in this new year.
Jim is one of the distinguished speakers that will be sharing his knowledge and predictions for 2021 at this year’s Predict Virtual Summit. During his session, Jim will discuss what’s in store for engineering teams in a post-pandemic world, backed by anonymized team data from millions of DevOps workflows. Attendees will leave with insights and benchmarks to help teams build better software faster.
Jim has led category-defining companies through economic crises, with COVID-19 being no exception. He is on a mission to provide everyone the ability to build and deliver software at the speed of imagination.
To find out what the future of software looks like, attend Jim’s session at Predict Virtual Summit on Jan. 21. To check out the full agenda or to register for free, visit the Predict 2021 website.
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