Geoff Mazeroff

This post concludes the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 7 Here are my notes for the additional chapters after the main story… Brent was cast as a “sharer” instead of a…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 6 Here are my notes for chapters 31-35… The team is heading toward ten deployments each day, which the team initially finds…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 5 Here are my notes for chapters 26-30… It’s important that the team — not just the IT department — owns things…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 4 Here are my notes for chapters 21-25… Security audits can have multiple sets of rules. Unless auditors want to punish you,…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 3 Here are my notes for chapters 16-20… We discussed Steve confronting Bill about why he wasn’t in the office dealing with…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 2 Here are my notes for chapters 11-15… Scheduled changes aren’t getting completed because Brent is the hidden dependency. Knowledge should be…

This post continues the book club discussion of The Phoenix Project. See also: The Phoenix Project – Part 1 Here are my notes for chapters 6-10… You can’t assign random people to just any project. This speaks to silos of…

The book The Phoenix Project: A Novel about IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win has become one of the must-read books in the IT/software arena. It’s been on my reading list for over a year, so a few of…