Culture
June 9

Managing Internal Developer Platform adoption challenges

One of the most significant challenges for our Internal Developer Platform scope is ensuring the right strategy for clients and software teams, to adopt the tools and services our IDP teams offer and support.
Talk abstract

In this short talk, we will be reviewing mainly the following aspects regarding the proper adoption of our Internal Developer Platform product and services:

  • The most common challenges we should expect when we need to ensure the adoption of our Internal Developer Platform products and services from our clients, and how to tackle them.
  • Different adoption approaches and patterns
  • The essential steps in our adoption plan, and how to measure success

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Asier Marqués
Sr. Engineering Director, Auctane

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