Knowledge Management in IT: What Do DevOps and Habits Have to Do with It?
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Explains what organizational knowledge is (distinct from documentation) and why knowledge management is essential in IT regardless of company size. Covers how habits undermine knowledge management, why bottom-up or top-down initiatives often fail, and how knowledge practices affect time-to-market and business security, plus practical tools teams can start using immediately.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:12What is DevOps
- 6:28Company knowledge
- 9:25Knowledge sharing problems
- 12:17Benefits of systematic knowledge work
- 15:29Bus factor and competency maps
- 19:01New hire onboarding
- 23:46Legacy code issues
- 27:16Knowledge sharing habits and culture
- 31:35DevOps and knowledge management
- 33:21Cross-department collaboration
- 34:26Practical startup steps
- 35:56Q&A
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