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This document discusses various topics related to science, visualization, sensemaking, and planning. It notes that science is a way to determine what is known and not known. It also discusses how managers are confronted with "messes" that consist of complex, interacting problems rather than independent problems. Another topic discussed is planning backwards from the future state that is intended rather than being driven by past behaviors.

Tecnología

@byron_miller

Cloud
Engineer

h3ps://about.me/byron_miller

@byron_miller

Science

Science
is
a
way
to
teach
how
something
gets
to

be
known,
what
is
not
known
and
to
what

extent
things
are
known….

How
to
think
about
things
so
that
judgments
can

be
made…

@byron_miller

Pictorial
RepresentaFons

"Pterodactylus
anFquus
soemmerring”
@byron_miller

Sensemaking

•  Give
meaning
to
experience

•  Improve
interacFon
between
people
and

informaFon
technology

@byron_miller

Messes

Managers
are
not
confronted
with
problems

that
are
independent
of
each
other,
but
with

dynamic
situaFons
that
consist
of
complex

systems
of
changing
problems
that
interact
with

each
other.
I
call
such
situaFons
messes.

Managers
do
not
solve
problems,
they
solve

messes.

-‐Ackoﬀ

@byron_miller

Backwards

•  What
is
entrenched

– Designed

– IntenFonal

– UnintenFonal

– Pa3erns

– Past
behaviors
determine
your
future

@byron_miller

Future

•  What
are
our
future
states

•  What
needs
to
happen
to
transiFon?

•  What
is
our
intent?

•  Where
do
we
want
to
be?

@byron_miller

Experiment

•  It’s
a
visualizaFon

•  Look
for
pa3erns
&
emergent
properFes

•  Evolve

– ExaptaFon

– AdaptaFon

@byron_miller

UFlity

•  Common
language

•  Managers
learn
this
stuﬀ

•  “DevOps”
use
this
stuﬀ..

– “graphs”..
(Puppet
Node
Graphs)

– “State
Engines”

@byron_miller

Design

•  What
is
emerging
from
our
planning?

•  How
do
our
future
states
diﬀer
in
vision/
planning?

•  Does
this
future
state
map?
Are
we
actually

working
with
intent
or
just
ﬂoaFng
along?

@byron_miller

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Byron miller ignite DevOpsDays 2015 - Future Backwards

1. @byron_miller Cloud Engineer h3ps://about.me/byron_miller @byron_miller

2. Science Science is a way to teach how something gets to be known, what is not known and to what extent things are known…. How to think about things so that judgments can be made… @byron_miller

3. Pictorial RepresentaFons "Pterodactylus anFquus soemmerring” @byron_miller

4. @byron_miller

5. VisualizaFons @byron_miller

6. Sensemaking •  Give meaning to experience •  Improve interacFon between people and informaFon technology @byron_miller

7. Messes Managers are not confronted with problems that are independent of each other, but with dynamic situaFons that consist of complex systems of changing problems that interact with each other. I call such situaFons messes. Managers do not solve problems, they solve messes. -‐Ackoﬀ @byron_miller

8. Future Backwards @byron_miller

10.

11.

12.

13. Backwards •  What is entrenched – Designed – IntenFonal – UnintenFonal – Pa3erns – Past behaviors determine your future @byron_miller

14. Future •  What are our future states •  What needs to happen to transiFon? •  What is our intent? •  Where do we want to be? @byron_miller

15. Experiment •  It’s a visualizaFon •  Look for pa3erns & emergent properFes •  Evolve – ExaptaFon – AdaptaFon @byron_miller

16. UFlity •  Common language •  Managers learn this stuﬀ •  “DevOps” use this stuﬀ.. – “graphs”.. (Puppet Node Graphs) – “State Engines” @byron_miller

17. Design •  What is emerging from our planning? •  How do our future states diﬀer in vision/ planning? •  Does this future state map? Are we actually working with intent or just ﬂoaFng along? @byron_miller

18. Inﬂuence @byron_miller

19.

20. See the big picture @byron_miller

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