DOES 2017, London: Brian Timmeny interview

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Bryan Glick, Editor in chief

Bryan Glick

Editor in chief

Brian Timmeny, head of advanced engineering, DevOps and IT processes at multi-national banking group BBVA, discusses how BBVA has approached the challenge of getting the company’s geographically dispersed 12,000-strong team of developers engaged with the company’s DevOps push. In this video he covers how to ensure DevOps momentum doesn’t falter by using a mix of top-down and bottoms-up management styles.

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