Watson, Otto, Pole, Clark at SpringOne Platform 2017
summary
One company is 8 months into the journey and about to put first apps into production on Pivotal Cloud Foundry across multiple clouds; another is in year three with thousands of apps in production on PCF and GCP; a third is nearly year four but still early. Speakers call out small-footprint PCF and serverless as game changers, cite a 10‑week path from idea to published app using platform services and ML, and flag cultural change—not tech—as the hardest problem.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Customer panel introduction
- 0:50Cloud Foundry adoption journeys
- 2:16Biggest surprises and insights
- 6:13Future of Java and programming
- 9:24Multi-cloud strategy and benefits
- 12:58Transformation challenges and culture
- 15:28Next steps after the conference
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