In this episode of The Modern Agilist Podcast, the Agilists welcome back Rasmus Kaae – who invited his colleague Søren Pedersen along to discuss DevOps and Agile.
This episode discusses several interesting topics… including modern thinking regarding the implementation & use of DevOps within an Agile work environment.
Both Rasmus and Søren are co-founders of Building Better Software – An excellent source for agile-oriented consulting services & resources.
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The Modern Agilist : DevOps & Agile - Featuring Rasmus Kaae & Søren Pedersen
Søren Pedersen
Co-founder of Buildingbettersoftware and Agile Leadership Coach
Søren Pedersen is a strategic leadership consultant and international speaker. With more than fifteen years of software development experience at LEGO, Bang & Olufsen, and Systematic, Pedersen knows how to help clients meet their digital transformation goals by obtaining organizational efficiency, alignment, and quality assurance across organizational hierarchies and value chains. Using Agile methodologies, he specializes in value stream conversion, leadership coaching, and transformation project analysis and execution. He’s spoken at DevOps London, is a contributor for The DevOps Institute, and is a Certified Scrum Master and Product Owner.
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