The Human factor of DevOps
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Claim: high-performing organizations put a high value on human capital and convert it into measurable organizational performance rather than just adopting tools. Evidence: maps DevOps to mature bodies of work — lean, learning organization, and resilience engineering — cites blameless post-mortems and psychological safety. Tools named: Docker, Chef, Jenkins; notes microservices and containers converge around 2013–15. Concrete example: Target’s 15,000‑sq‑ft DevOps dojo as an investment that produced measurable practice change.
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