How to Secure Investment and Hang on to Top Talent in Platform Delivery Teams

How to Secure Investment and Hang on to Top Talent in Platform Delivery Teams

For engineering leaders responsible for infrastructure-as-a-service, cloud, the DevOps pipeline and beyond, improving delivery times while minimizing burnout can be a difficult task.

Meet David Slater, the value stream lead for Tasktop’s internal platform products. He’s been practicing value stream management (VSM) for the last two years and has a lot to share about the benefits he’s seen and the experiments he’s been running to:

Secure the right level of investment
Help IT become recognized and treated as a value generator as opposed to a cost center
Minimize dependencies by making their impacts visible and quantifiable
Reduce toil and improve how to manage it
Support and retain talent during this difficult time

During this on-demand webinar, David and Carmen DeArdo, Tasktop Senior Director, VSM R&D, for a conversation about how value stream management and Flow Metrics can be game-changers for platform teams in enterprise IT and how to start applying these principles internally.


Carmen DeArdo Sr. Director, VSM Research & Design Tasktop	David Slater Product Value Stream Lead Tasktop

Work Email:

First Name:

Last Name:

Company Name:

Country:

State:

Preferred time

Yes! I would like to receive a free copy of Mik's book,
Project to Product.

I want to receive news and educational content from Tasktop including invitations to webinars and industry events. I know they’ll respect my inbox and my privacy and I can update my preferences at any time.

Flex Field 4:

Flex Field 5:

Flex Field 6:

utm_campaign:

utm_source:

utm_content:

utm_medium:

Flex Field 2:

GCLID:

Hi

Vivamus Vitae Lacinia Ante

Vivamus Vitae Lacinia Ante

Vivamus Vitae Lacinia Ante

Nulla facilisi. In vel mauris risus.

“This section of the template is setup for testimonials. However all content is fully editable in Marketo's rich text editor.”

John Smith

“This testimonial as well can be edited to your liking. Either kept as a testimonial or changed entirely to something new.”

John Smith