How to adapt to the Israeli working culture?

Israelies hard to work with. More than other nations? Depends on how you look at it.

#DevOps mind-maps

Implementing #Holacracy - How?

Holacracy completely replaces the conventional management hierarchy with a tested, customizable self-management practice that empowers people throughout an organization to make meaningful decisions and drive change.

#Agile Vs. #DevOps - How they are different?

DevOps and Agile are not exactly the same thing. But they are complementary to each other. 
In addition to this, the broad use of DevOps in Agile methodology has made it a more compelling approach for IT commercials. In this context, it is important to know that Agile is not DevOps, and DevOps is not Agile. It is difficult to achieve success in DevOps, if Agile practices are not followed. While Agile can make sense independent of DevOps, it can be more complete when accompanied by DevOps practices.Here are the emerging Agile and DevOps Trends.

How to manage the the Product funnel ?

The iconic product development funnel has worked well because it implies that product development is a refinement process that takes us from the earliest stages of a project—with a lot of fuzzy ideas and fuzzy thinking—to the final stage of new product launch.

#DesignThinking Vs. #LeanStartup - Which to use, and when

Design thinking and lean startup. Both approaches involve  customers, potential users, or other stakeholders into their development process. Although there are significant differences in both  strategies,  there  are also  several  similarities  in  methodology and  process  design . Here they are : 

What comes after agile?

We can assume that whatever comes in the future will most likely answer the need for fast cycle and will probably keep this cycle in place, only looping faster. What will it be?

“Show me the money!” - What's The ROI of DevOps?

"Fortunately there is plenty of evidence to show enterprise executives exactly where to look when trying to determine the ROI of DevOps." DevOps is commonly introduced into organizations for some well-understood, and usually highly justified, reasons. DevOps speeds the overall pace of the software development and release cycle, improves the quality of deliverables, and helps to resolve problems more quickly. But all of these intangibles should, and do, flow down to the bottom line. Which means that any well-designed program should include a healthy perspective on ROI.