OpenCredo and Design Thinking London are partnering to welcome you to this virtual meetup.
The evolution and importance of user experience
If you want to create solutions for your users that add real value and can be easily adopted by them, you need to truly understand their needs and involve them in the process of designing the solution.
A lot of companies have acknowledged this need to become more user-centered in the delivery of customer-facing services. However, there appears to be an untapped potential when it comes to delivering frictionless experiences for the internal users responsible for actually developing and supporting these services, i.e. the employees. Join us in this event to get insights about how OpenCredo has gone about designing, building, and operating platforms (Platform Engineering) for application development teams to use. They will be drawing attention to the importance of good user experience, in this case, Developer Experience (DevEx) as a way to help to make a positive business impact including increased productivity and reduced frustration for teams.
This meet-up will cover:
The importance of User Experience (UX) and more specifically Developer Experience (DexEx)
Practical learnings and considerations on how to apply a more user-centered approach to platform engineering
Design Thinking is revolutionising the delivery of next-level digital services with best-of-breed product design and user interface principles ensuring close alignment with users and making services a joy to use.
While much of this success has been in the delivery of customer-facing services, there is untapped potential when it comes to delivering frictionless experiences for the internal users of your infrastructure services – promising business value through increased productivity and reduced frustration in your development and operations teams.
Join us on the 26th of Feb at 3pm, to explore how you can apply Design Thinking to infrastructure Platform Engineering and ensure that you are able to optimise your IT Service Delivery.
We are excited to announce that you will have the opportunity to hear from our CTO, Nicki Watt at GOTO Copenhagen this year. Nicki will be speaking on using graph theory and network science to explore microservices architecture.
GOTO Copenhagen 2019 will be centred around the theme “360 Degrees”. Featured topics at this year’s Goto Copenhagen include; Quantum computing for everyone, Security and Ethics, Developer Productivity, AI Now and Beyond, DevOps and Agile Times, Apis and Programming.
