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Media Query Source: Part 6 InformationWeek (US digital magazine)Cross-enterprise DevOps adoptionOpportunity costs from mishandled changeChanges benefi

My responses ended up being included in an article at InformationWeek (June 20, 2017) alongside 5 others including two CTOs. Extent of quote highlighted in orange, paraphrased quote highlighted in gray. Above image from cited article. The responses I provided to a media outlet on May 31, 2017: Media: How

Media Query Source: Part 5 The Enterprisers Project (US digital magazine)Advice from execs on embracing changeBeing comfortable with uncertainty is a

The responses I provided to a media outlet on May 12, 2017: My responses ended up being included in an article on "The Enterprisers Project" (June 8, 2017), a collaborative effort between CIO magazine, Harvard Business Review, and Red Hat, alongside 8 others including the CEO of Sencha

Media Query Source: Part 4

The responses I provided to a media outlet on May 3, 2017: Media: The place of databases in DevOps. My responses addressed the more detailed questions as follows: Media: How often is the database being changed? Gfesser: The frequency of database changes will vary. As a general rule, there will

Media Query Source: Part 3

The responses I provided to a media outlet on April 11, 2017: Media: How should companies choose new technologies to add to their tech stack? My responses addressed the more detailed questions as follows: Media: How can companies effectively choose the right tools and resist adding technologies just for the

Media Query Source: Part 2

The responses I provided to a media outlet on November 17, 2016: My responses ended up being included in an article by a small private college in San Diego alongside business owners and other consultants within the software industry. Extent of quote highlighted in orange. Above image from cited article.

Media Query Source: Part 1

The responses I provided to a media outlet on June 14, 2016: Media: What are the main reasons you participate in open source projects? Gfesser: I'm a heavy user of open source software and libraries. Documentation can be light or inconsistent, especially projects which move quickly from release