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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: IT department chaos means failure for the company as a whole.
Chapter 3: IT Operations, like plant operations, are governed by the theory of constraints.
Chapter 4: Knowing the four types of IT work will help you meet your commitments.
Chapter 5: Great teams emphasize trust, communication, commitment, accountability, and a focus on shared success.
Chapter 6: The First Way addresses the flow of work from Development to IT Operations to end customers.
Chapter 7: The Second Way means fixing quality at the source to prevent rework.
Chapter 8: The Third Way is about building a culture of continuous experimentation, failure, and improvement.
Description
The Phoenix Project (2013) explores how integrating the Development and IT Operations teams of a company’s IT department can improve communication, accelerate workflow, and increase value. It uses a fictional lens to unpack a common real-life scenario – demonstrating how the DevOps approach enables organizations to deftly adapt to sudden changes, updates, or market pressures.
Who Should Listen
- Business leaders looking to increase value through their IT department
- IT managers seeking to streamline their teams’ workflow
- Tech employees wondering how different parts of a business interrelate