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The Future of Content is Video

Great presentation by Amy Balliet, CEO and Founder of Killer Infographics at Cloudinary InfoCon. While the title of Amy's presentation was, "The Future of Content is Visual," it became clear as her presentation progressed in conjunction with the rest of the content presented at the Cloudinary user conference that the future of content is video.

Visual Content is King

Visual content helps businesses grow revenue 49% faster (Aberdeen). Audiences only read 20% of a 600-word webpage (Venngage). 91% of audiences prefer visual content over traditional formats (DemandGen). While visuals communicate information 60,000 times faster than words (SAGE Handbook of Political Communications).

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Software Company Transforms into Integration Platform

It was great having the opportunity to hear Sanjay Brahmawar, CEO, Software AG share his vision for the evolution of software at the company's international press event. Prior to becoming the CEO of Software AG seven months ago, Sanjay was with IBM for 14 years most recently serving as the GM of Watson IoT.

During his first 100 days at Software AG, Sanjay traveled the world meeting with employees and customers to get their perspective on what the firm should start doing, stop doing, and keep doing.

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DevOps Radio: State of DevOps Needs the Cloud, True Commitment [Podcast]

Host Andre Pino returns to the DevOps Radio mic to talk to Dr. Nicole Forsgren, CEO and Chief Scientist at DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA), during DevOps World | Jenkins World. Nicole brings strong developer content and amazing energy to the latest episode as she shares key stats from the 2018 Accelerate State of DevOps Report (of which CloudBees was a leading sponsor).

Before diving into the report, Dr. Forsgren describes her career path, from her start as a software engineer and acquiring her PhD, to joining Gene Kim and Jez Humble — both former Jenkins World keynotes and DevOps Radio alumnus — to launch DORA. The trio set out with the goal of sharing knowledge as a way for everyone to get better and to know what's possible when it comes to a DevOps transformation, which they've accomplished with the report, now in its fifth year.