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Krikor MaroukianSr MSM Consultant
+30 695 67 64566
Microsoft Greece, Cyprus, Malta & Romania
28.01.2020
Cross-Domain DeliveryProvide expertise and services that expand and extend the capabilities and boundaries of the Core Technology/Solution Aligned Domains.
Enhanced Solutions Support (ESS)
Remote Delivery Center (RDC)
Architecture and Industry Services (AIS)
Mixed Reality Studios (MRS)
Test
User Experience (UX)
Adoption & Change Management (ACM)
Modern Service Management (MSM)
Global Program Management Office (GPMO incl Vexcel)
Tech intensity = (Tech adoption x Tech capability) ̂ Trust
Tech adoption Tech capability
Adoption & Change Management Modern Service Management
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Modern Service Management is key to cloud trust
Cloud trust =
+ Agile Development
+ Intentional Change Management
+ Modern IT Service Management
76% of IT
leaders report their ITSM strategy is impeding their Cloud strategy
Which is why you need a Modern Service Management Strategy to unlock and accelerate cloud and digital transformation
Mitigate risk
Achieve operation readiness from the start
Reduce costs
Expose potential operational issues and
efficiency gains
Accelerate value realization
Get to a steady state sooner
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IT says “we are not quite ready to operate in the cloud”
How do I control Azure Consumption costs? Can I optimize them?
Ops and Engineering are battling... who does what in the new model? What does dev do? What about ops? How do I convince them to work together? Are we organized correctly?
How do I get my help desk ready?
We don’t know which team manages that part of the IT ecosystem.
How does “evergreen” affect my IT processes?
How do I monitor it? (and what?)And who do I call? When? How do I deploy in a way that lets
engineering be agile while ops is comfortable?
Business is frustrated with IT teams’ inability to scale faster.
When customers move to the Cloud, “operational unknowns”
slow down adoption and consumption
Modern Service Management Reference Model
Strategic
Policies and Compliance
IT Adoption
IT Strategy
Value Realization
Operational
Cost
IT Operating Model
Security
Monitoring
Metrics and Reporting
Software and Device
Management
Core Practices and Support
Roles and Responsibilities
Tactical
Cloud Native Tools and
Connectors
Infused AI
Bots
Azure DevOps
Governance and Operations Enable and Automate
Modern Service Management Transformation
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Pursuit Management ESXP (Vanguard)On Consulting, when you are ready to engage with MSM, select IT Service Management in Pursuit Management .
Modern Service Management
Services Portfolio
Offering Management
AskMSM
There cannot be a more important thing
for an engineer, for a product team, than
to work on the systems that drive our
productivity.
So I would, any day of the week, trade off
features for our own productivity.
I want our best engineers to work on our
engineering systems, so that we can later
on come back and build all of the new
concepts we want.
- Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft
DevOps is the union of people, process, and tools to enable continuous delivery of value to our customers.
Increase flow
of value
Shorten cycle
times
Continuously
Improve
DevOps
Azure DevOps
ContinuousDelivery
Agile PlanningDashboards
Kanban Boards
Taskboards
Build and TestGit Source Control
Modern Code Workflow
Continuous Integration
Continuous Testing
Package Management
Open Source Compliance
Plan
+
Track
Monitor
+ Learn
Release
Develop +
Test
DeliveryDeployment of app
and infrastructure
PaaS, IaaS and
Containers
MonitoringTelemetry
Diagnostics
Analysis
Our journey to DevOps
Sprint 1August 2010
Sprint 29June 2012
VSTS Preview
Sprint 64April 2014
VSTS GA
Sprint 67June 2014
1ES
Sprint 92Nov 2015
Extensions
Sprint 102June 2016
GVFS
Sprint 124Sep 2016
Five habits we’ve learned so far
Customer Focused
Production First Mindset
Team Autonomy and Enterprise Alignment
Shift Left Quality
Infrastructure as Flexible Resource
DevOps Dojo Approach
SHUIn the beginning stage the student follows the teachings of
the master precisely. The student concentrates on how to do
the task, without worrying too much about the underlying
theory. If there are multiple variations on how to do the task,
he concentrates on just the one way his master teaches him.
HAAt this point the student begins to branch out. With the basic
practices working he now starts to learn the underlying
principles and theory behind the technique. He also starts
learning from other masters and integrates that learning into
his practice.
RINow the student isn’t learning from other people, but from
his own practice. He creates his own approaches and adapts
what he’s learned to his own circumstances.
Customer DevOps Team
Product Owner | Architect | Engineers | Security & Risk SME | Platform Engineer | SRE
Immersive
Learning
Application
Of Learning
Continuous
Learning
SHU
HARI
DevOps Dojo Components
SHU - Training & Practice
1-Click Bootstrap Platform
Azure Lab Service
Azure DevOps
Product Owner | Architect | Engineers | Security & Risk SME | Platform Engineer | SRE
HA - Apply DevOps Practices
Continuous
Planning
Continuous
Quality
Continuous
Integration
Continuous
Security
Continuous
Delivery
Continuous
Collaboration
Continuous
Improvement
Continuous
Operations
RI - Consulting/Coaching
If you knew the plane you were about to board was
maintained to the same level as your current IT
Infrastructure… would you still take your seat?
J A N U A R Y 2 8 , 2 0 2 0
DevOps as a Culture
Krikor MaroukianSr MSM Consultant
+30 695 67 64566
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