How Hewlett Packard Enterprise has embraced devops (podcast)

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In this week’s episode, we sit down with Ashish Kuthiala, a senior director for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), overseeing the organization’s devops portfolio.

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We talked to him about the transformation of enterprise architectures toward technologies that support a more nimble, agile devops stance, a change that Kuthiala says will ultimately affect everyone in a company — not just developers and operations people, but marketing, customer care, and even accounting and finance. And we discuss the meaning of “platforms” in the changing devops world.

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