Continuous Delivery makes it possible to exploit findings of cognitive psychology and neuroscience to increase the productivity and happiness of our teams. This session highlights fascinating academic research that answers:
- How can we improve willpower and decrease technical debt?
- Is the present bias real? How can we turn it to our advantage?
- Can you increase a team’s effective IQ?
- How do DevOps and Product Teams increase empathy, and what impact does empathy have on productivity?
The OECD and Bank Of England are both puzzled over missing productivity. Are we failing to exploit the benefits of modern technology by running our software businesses and teams as if they’re post-war factories, rather than continuously delivering?
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Daniel Jones is CTO of UK cloud-native consultancy EngineerBetter. Previously an IT consultant, an indie video games developer, Head Of Web Development in the finance sector, award-winning martial artist, and general trouble-maker.
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May 13 – 14: Building Reliable Systems
Russ Miles
May 16 – 17: Reactive and Asynchronous Java
Richard Warburton & Raoul-Gabriel Urma
May 16 – 17: Building Microservices
Sam Newman
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