LawrenceHecht
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5 years ago Wrote this before talking to Chris last week.
Topline recommendation is to get rid of the DevOps and dev velocity metrics questions.
Closed LawrenceHecht closed 5 years ago
LawrenceHecht
commented
5 years ago Wrote this before talking to Chris last week.
Topline recommendation is to get rid of the DevOps and dev velocity metrics questions.
Where is the open source program or initiative located within the organization? If the effort is informal, answer based on or who the primary organizers report to. --40% said Software Engineering and Development. 39% said IT or Office of the CTO. This variable wasn't strongly predictive of anything else.
What are the ways your open source program quantifies success? (Check all that apply) --Make this about the top three metrics? --57% said "open source culture within the company", which I still don't think is a real metric.
What are the top three challenges your open source program faces? (Choose three) --We didn't create a chart using this data, so it couldn't have been that useful.
Has the open source program had a specific impact on your company's DevOps practices or software architecture? --63% said yes. --Either get rid of it or change so it asks about a "positive impact".
Where will the open source program or initiative be located within the organization? If the effort is informal, answer based on who the primary organizers will report to. --Included in the list above, but also don't ask it of the people who have plans to create a program.
What are the top three ways your open source program will quantify success? (Choose three) --Make this about the top three metrics?
How often does your average application development team release code into production? --This data wasn't that useful -- there was little correlation with other data.
What is the average time between major product releases? --This data wasn't that useful -- there was little correlation with other data.
What kinds of tools does your company use to manage open source code repositories? (Check all that apply) --While interesting, not as timely as before.