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Abdul Salaam Khurram

Abdul has started his blogging journey recently, though He has over 18+ years experience in managing IT Projects. The intent is to showcase the learning’s and many successful experiments around various Information Technology areas like: Agile practices, DEVOPS, Delivery Excellence, Process & Service improvements, Quality assurance, Quantifying efforts, robust reporting and Communication etiquette. Currently as a Program Manager overseeing multiple projects at a large bank, He hopes through his writings, to accelerate the pace of learning and provide a workspace to develop a collaborative community. His favorite past time is reading and is now cultivating a serious vocation of writing fiction, an adventure which sadly becomes a lesser priority due to time constraints. http://askhurram.com/

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ShiftLeft & DevOps: A Narrative Within a Narrative?

I procrastinated watching the season finale of “Westworld” just because I ended up reading a day later how Dolores ended the episode! I don’t know who to blame: my inquisitiveness or that guy who couldn’t hold himself. It kind of feels stale when you know the ending. Finally, I finished weeding through the multiple narratives […]

May 17, 2017 · 3 min

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OCT7

Features

DevOps- Is [Ops] operations contribution equally Important?

I started my technology writing journey with a 2 part blog (One & Two) on Service Delivery Excellence, before jumping into the DEVOPS bandwagon, but now as I read across all related discussions, I end up feeling that the good kid is always the DEV and OPS are the unnecessary tag along. We always talk […]

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MAY19

Features

Release Management, a catalyst for DevOps

We have discussed in my last post “DEVOPS and Continuous Change” on the benefits of doing shorter and swifter runs instead of managing a few ‘Dinosaur’ releases. We have also touched upon the way to go about multiple releases by identifying component /functional dependencies without impacting functionality and the expected savings of time, resources and […]

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FEB24

Features

DevOps & Continuous Change

A remark by a colleague while waiting for the coffee machine to complete its cycle started my train of thought. “Should we have multiple minor releases or just do a few major ones in a year?” In large organizations, due to many factors, the turnaround time for a single successful release is quite extensive; but […]

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