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Mentioned in 17 episodes
The Phoenix project
Book • 2013
In this novel, Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, and George Spafford tell the story of Bill, an IT manager at Parts Unlimited, who is tasked with turning around the company's failing IT department.
The book delves into the challenges of IT management, the importance of DevOps practices, and how these practices can lead to significant improvements in efficiency, reliability, and customer satisfaction.
The book delves into the challenges of IT management, the importance of DevOps practices, and how these practices can lead to significant improvements in efficiency, reliability, and customer satisfaction.
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Mentioned in 17 episodes
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as a modern rewrite of The Goal.


Will Larson

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The engineering mindset | Will Larson (Carta, Stripe, Uber, Calm, Digg)
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as a lean, agile, and DevOps-oriented book aimed at managers.

Christopher Bailey

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Manage Projects With pyproject.toml & Explore Polars LazyFrames
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as a book that discusses the challenges of IT work.


Gene Kim

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Gene Kim on developer experience and AI engineering
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as engaging novels about IT.

Randy Shoup

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A Half-Century of Silicon Valley with Randy Shoup
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as a book about how tech happens.

Julien Smith

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Info Diets, OG Content Creators, and 7-year Lifespans
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as one of IT Revolution's reference books.

Manuel Pais

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Tap Into Fast Flow with Team Topologies & Platform Engineering • Manuel Pais & Julian Wood
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as a famous book in engineering with a central character taking vacation.

Gabriel Ramirez

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Github Network Analysis
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in the context of toxic tendencies and hero complex.


Adrian Sanabria

Setting up your SIEM for success - Pitfalls to preclude and tips to take - Geoff Cairns, Neil Desai - ESW #400
Recommended by Brian for mid-level developers to understand software development lifecycle processes.

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as a mind-breaking book at the time.

Manuel Pais

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while discussing overworked engineers and knowledge hoarding within IT systems.

Thiago Ghisi

S03E03 - The slippery slope of managerial & cultural incentives in engineering teams!
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while discussing DevOps practices and organizational improvements.


Richard Campbell

Tim Warner

Agentic AI for IT Pros with Tim Warner
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as being released around the time he started recognizing the shift left movement.


Mark Hillick

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as a novel about DevOps, illustrating its principles through a fictional story.

Rick Howard

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Shane Gibson

Shane Gibson - The Power of the Information Product Canvas
Recommended by Brian as a fictional book about improving software team efficiency.

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as a book about DevOps and IT.


Richard Campbell

Managing AI Costs with Sonia Cuff
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, covering the technology side, that building the factory for how things get out the door.


Mike McCabe

Episode 079: CISOver It: When Dashboards Replace Direction
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as a refocusing point regarding the mechanics of making a business run.

Eric Hanselman

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Mentioned as a book with a similar format to "Shift from Product to People".

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