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Sanjeev Sharma

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Sanjeev Sharma

IBM WW Lead - DevOps Technical Sales Over the last few years, DevOps has gone from a buzzword to a true movement that almost every company is paying attention to and are seeking to understand what DevOps is and what impact it can have on their organizations. This includes not just IT executives and practitioners, but also those from Lines of Business, who are recognizing that DevOps is a business capability that brings value to their business. They are seeking to understand how they can adopt DevOps to become more efficient, deliver higher quality product, be more agile and innovate. As a DevOps thought leader Sanjeev takes the lead in helping IBMs customers grasp the business potential of DevOps and helps them architect solutions to maximize it’s business value. As the IBM Worldwide Technical Sales Lead for DevOps, Sanjeev leads a worldwide team of Technical Sales Professionals specialized in DevOps, focused on driving sales and adoption of these solutions.

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DevOps and Agility for Multi-Speed IT

Let’s step back for a moment and look at the IT world a bit differently from the traditional technology-centric lens through which most of us IT peeps tend to look at things. Line of business (LOBs) need us, the IT organizations, to deliver capabilities to their customers and users that deliver business value. They also […]

Mar 11, 2016 · 3 min

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The Art of DevOps

This is the third in a series of posts on DevOps. The first written by my colleague Lee Reid was titled The Simple Math of DevOps. The second The Calculus of DevOps was written by IBM client, and my friend Carmen DeArdo of Nationwide. Lee introduced mathematically improving delivery throughput by leveraging DevOps to improve […]

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Mapping out your DevOps journey

I am writing this on a flight from Washington, DC to Austin, TX. How long does it take me to get to Austin, you may ask? The flight is 3 hours and 3 minutes long. The time it takes me, however, is much longer as I do not live at the airport (although it surely […]

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5 Ways to Connect with me at IBM InterConnect2015

Well, I am an IBMer and going to IBM InterConnect2015 is a part of my job. And the best part about this event is that I will get the opportunity to meet all my clients and colleagues at one location instead of going to three different conference events which we use to call PULSE, IMPACT […]

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Enterprise DevOps: organizational change a must

There has been a lot of discussion in the blogosphere, including here at devopsy.kinsta.cloud, lately about the challenges of adopting DevOps in the Enterprise space. These challenges at the end boil down to the need for organization change. There are organizational structures that appear to hinder DevOps adoption in large enterprises, that are inherent to […]

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DevOps and PaaS: ‘Give me a platform. Let’s rock, let’s rock, today’

Give me a platform. Let’s rock, let’s rock, today. – Dewey Finn, School of Rock The term Platform as a Service (PaaS) has become overloaded to define any ‘platform’ that provides ‘services’ to its users. The term PaaS is formally defined by NIST as: “The capability provided to the consumer is to deploy onto the […]

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