One game I was playing while reading The Phoenix Project was associating the characters with coworkers. Writers usually base characters in their book on real people they've interacted with. I'm wondering who was the real Brent or Maxine or Dr. Eric.

One game I was playing while reading The Phoenix Project was associating the characters with coworkers. Writers usually base characters in their book on real people they've interacted with. I'm wondering who was the real Brent or Maxine or Dr. Eric.

I’m wondering if anyone has done a similar evolution of the DataHub transforms and Narwhal. Would you be willing to help me get the basics of the architectural approach you applied? I have a client that could use some help understanding some different basic approaches to modernizing how their data is integrated and made available for the business to use in new ways without just subscribing to a massive ETL and consolidation effort.

I’m wondering if anyone has done a similar evolution of the DataHub transforms and Narwhal. Would you be willing to help me get the basics of the architectural approach you applied? I have a client that could use some help understanding some different basic approaches to modernizing how their data is integrated and made available for the business to use in new ways without just subscribing to a massive ETL and consolidation effort.

I have so many Brents over the years and I’ve been dragged into being a Brent a number of times as well

@alexb I would like to participate in the character development of Sara as requested in the AMA #1.

@alexb I would like to participate in the character development of Sara as requested in the AMA #1.

We (the rebels) were inspired by The Phoenix Project to do continual deployments on physical products, inside our full scale manufacturing plant. Do you know of anyone who is doing, have tried or considered something similar? It would be nice to trade experience. Our context: The company has a billion dollar revenue, and everyone else are doing changes, through Stage Gate projects on an annual release cycle, with a minimum of six month deployment lead time. The production start date is locked two or three years in advance, prototypes have been replaced with massive Design Review Boards. Imagine the carnage at every production start 😞

We (the rebels) were inspired by The Phoenix Project to do continual deployments on physical products, inside our full scale manufacturing plant. Do you know of anyone who is doing, have tried or considered something similar? It would be nice to trade experience. Our context: The company has a billion dollar revenue, and everyone else are doing changes, through Stage Gate projects on an annual release cycle, with a minimum of six month deployment lead time. The production start date is locked two or three years in advance, prototypes have been replaced with massive Design Review Boards. Imagine the carnage at every production start 😞