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The Assessment of DevOps Capabilities (ADOC) is crowdsourced, vendor-neutral and designed for individuals, teams and organizations who want to baseline their current DevOps state, identify the next target state, gain insights into how to improve their organization and team capabilities and measure and accelerate continuous improvement during their DevOps journey.
We build software ourselves, and we also consult in agile and DevOps and have been doing so for sort of 10, 15 years.
I think one of the interesting things with ADOC and what I know about how it came about is, it really was designed for consultants to use as part of their consulting practice to help you collectively help your clients get a baseline, a roadmap to show where you’re strong, where you’re weak and going forward so that that consultant can be more helpful, more impactful and, frankly, more efficient, which translates to less dollars, right, that clients waste in kind of circling around to figure out where the ground zero is.
And ADOC kinda gives us a little bit of that certainty, at least as opposed to where you are in DevOps.
The Assessment of DevOps Capabilities (ADOC) is crowdsourced, vendor-neutral and designed for individuals, teams and organizations who want to baseline their current DevOps state, identify the next target state, gain insights into how to improve their organization and team capabilities and measure and accelerate continuous improvement during their DevOps journey.
We build software ourselves, and we also consult in agile and DevOps and have been doing so for sort of 10, 15 years.
I think one of the interesting things with ADOC and what I know about how it came about is, it really was designed for consultants to use as part of their consulting practice to help you collectively help your clients get a baseline, a roadmap to show where you’re strong, where you’re weak and going forward so that that consultant can be more helpful, more impactful and, frankly, more efficient, which translates to less dollars, right, that clients waste in kind of circling around to figure out where the ground zero is.
And ADOC kinda gives us a little bit of that certainty, at least as opposed to where you are in DevOps.
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