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Friday, October 4 • 11:10am - 12:10pm
Scaling an Organization from First Principles

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There is a set of organizational practices that seem to work. For example: "two pizza" teams, use of APIs between systems, and, the newly emerging, Service Level Objectives (SLOs). Why is that? Why do these "work"? It turns out that these are design solutions that solve the problem of scaling an organization. These solutions emerge as a consequence of organizational design from first principles, a design that considers scale, contention, coherence, and complexity. Join us on a tour of organizational scalability through the lens of the Universal Scalability Law. See how to tame the inevitable complexity through organizational structure and discover the "why" of it all via Wardley Maps.

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Tristan Slominski

Tristan, Capability, LLC
Tristan Slominski is interested in the design, development, and operation of autonomous self-directed teams and decentralized distributed systems. Tristan founded and operates capability.io. His current and past roles include Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Staff Software Engineer, Site Reliability Manager, Chief Technology Officer, and Head of Product Development. He's a former Army Aviator with combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq... Read More →


Friday October 4, 2019 11:10am - 12:10pm CDT
Room A & B