Accelerating Customer Experience Innovation Through DevOps
summary
Verizon restructures a sprawling CRM stack into a web‑first, service‑based platform using .NET, software‑defined infrastructure and automated pipelines, cutting 44 legacy systems toward 44 systems to 1 app in 3 years, retiring ~300 apps from an 800‑app baseline, raising deploys from 6/year→twice weekly, shrinking release windows from hours to minutes, automating DB changes from 5%→97%, and reducing incidents ~30% year over year while improving engineer on‑call load and business agility.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Who is Verizon
- 1:57Verizons current challenge
- 2:45For Coffee
- 8:01Dev Teams
- 13:07Operations Teams
- 17:21Impact
- 20:13Lessons Learned
- 22:52Next Steps
- 24:03Corporatewide tool chain
- 25:10Measures of success
- 26:02Where do we need help
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