Today our bees had the chance to sit down with Techstrong Group at the PlatformCON satellite event to discuss all things software dev and DevOps security and compliance. Here are a couple of key takeaways from their discussions: "Giving Developers more time to do what they do best - development - has given rise to Platform Engineering" Alan Shimel - TechStrong "The security and compliance challenge is real. Testing is also a challenge and there are many other challenges. We want to be the platform that addresses all of these challenges." Francois Dechery - CloudBees ”A lot of us are early adopters…but it’s been 18 years and we’re only at 50% in the cloud.” Alan Shimel - TechStrong Thanks to our incredible panelists: Hope Lynch, Shozab Naqvi, Alan Shimel, Francois Dechery
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2moI am sure this was the usual great thought leadership from CloudBees experts and Techstrong, too! Go team!