We are happy to announce that Naeem and Brian will be speaking at CD Summit on Wednesday, November 19th. Our session is called "Realizing Continuous Delivery: From Startups to Large Enterprises" - so take a look!
Hope to see you there!
Speakers: Brian Barr, Naeem HussainLocation:
20 F Street Conference Center
20 F Street, NW
Washington DC, 20001
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Every organization strives to deliver value to its customers - rapidly and with high quality. One aspect of rapidly realizing this value delivery is enabling continuous delivery in your organization. In this session we will share war stories from our client experiences that:
- Provide you an executive overview of continuous delivery
- Present some critical questions that can help you create your baseline capabilities
- Share our framework that we have used for our clients to create a roadmap for all capabilities that drive continuous delivery
- Present financial models that create compelling reasons to prioritize and invest in continuous delivery
- Share outcomes from our Continuous Delivery experiences
Click Here to Register
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For additional conference information visit the CDSummit website.
Topics:
DevOps,
Continuous Business Value Delivery,
Scaled Agile Framework,
SAFe
Naeem Hussain is the COO of CirrusLabs. In this role, he focuses on advisory services for the leadership team of respective organizations for enterprise transformation, scaling agile adoption across the enterprise, creating in-sourcing strategies, and implementing DevOps practices. During his consulting career, Mr. Hussain has worked with large corporate clients such as Capital One Bank, Angie's List, Urban Outfitters, Pointroll, General Services Administration, Anthem Health and Transamerica.With an MBA from the University of Chicago and an M.S. degree from the George Washington University, Mr. Hussain has held various leadership and executive positions with Siemens, ING DIRECT, Capital, COO of MGRM Holdings and Co-founder and CFO of AgileTrailblazers . Mr. Hussain also serves as a member of the George Washington University School of Engineering & Applied Sciences National Advisory Council.
