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Badri is co-founder and CEO of Jamm, a lightweight voice and video collaboration tool for remote teams. Prior to Jamm, Badri was the CTO and SVP of Engineering at TokBox, now part of Nexmo (the Vonage API platform), where he led the core engineering and operations teams. He was responsible for end-to-end service delivery, including product development, quality engineering and customer solutions. Badri was instrumental in driving the development of the OpenTok cloud along with the transition of the OpenTok platform into WebRTC. Before joining TokBox, Badri worked at Microsoft in the Core Operating Systems Division (COSD). He began his career as a software developer at BEA Systems working on the WebLogic product suite. Badri has an MS in Computer Science from Stanford University.
Today, more people than ever work remotely or are part of distributed teams. The DevOps world is no different. While working remotely has definite advantages, it also poses distinct challenges for teams trying to build strong internal cultures, coordinate product launches and hit shipping deadlines. Itβs not enough to just slot in a communications app [β¦]
Mar 26, 2020 Β· 3 min