Giving users the best experience means moving fast and delivering continuously. But this comes with inherent risks. A movement has emerged around the idea that having dynamic control over your development and release processes enables you to make better software faster.
Discover how some of the world’s leading development teams use feature management for improved visibility, testing in production, and safer, progressive releases. When teams overcome the fear of breaking things, they collaborate more effectively, validate ideas faster, and have better control over what they put into the world.
Come learn how modern development teams and leading organizations use feature management to build better software faster, with less risk. Leading development teams—including AWS, Slack, Atlassian, DataDog, HashiCorp, Seesaw, and more—shared their methodologies and best practices. Watch these videos to learn more about the conversations that took place at Trajectory.
Is your team working to safely operate in this new world of continuous innovation? We want to hear from teams that are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible by way of evolving development, operations, and release practices. Tell us what new technologies and tools you’ve found that have been vital to your journey through this transition.
Emily Freeman is a technologist and storyteller who helps engineering teams improve their velocity. She believes the biggest challenges facing engineers aren't technical, but human. She's worked with both cutting-edge startups and some of the largest technology providers in the world. Emily is currently a Senior Cloud Advocate at Microsoft and a frequent keynote speaker at technology events.
Edith has more than 20 years of experience in product, engineering and marketing with both consumer and enterprise startups. Most recently she was Product Director at TripIt and Concur. She holds two patents in deployment from her time in engineering at Vignette. She is a contributing writer to DZone, DevOps.com, and ReadWriteWeb; and cohosts the “To Be Continuous” Podcast with Paul Biggar, CircleCI founder. Edith earned a BS in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College.