What the Dev? is a podcast by the SD Times editorial team. We cover the biggest and newest topics in software and technology.
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Joining us for today's special What the Dev(Ops) episode is lead value stream architect for Walmart Technology's DevOps Dojo Bryan Finster. Bryan goes over the DevOps journey at Walmart and at the Dojo as well as some best practices and lessons learned along the way. Bryan will be talking more about Walmart's DevOps journey at the Virtual DevOps Enterprise Summit on October 14th at 12:05pm PT/ 3:05pm ET.
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How embedded finance will turn software companies into fintech companies - Episode 53
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How to manage your value stream mapping journey with Steve Pereira - Episode 52
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