Claudia
Galvan
Director of Program Management at Oracle Corporation
"Managing Cloud Infrastructure Services in a Distributed World"
"Managing Cloud Infrastructure Services in a Distributed World"
08 - 4:50 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Managing Cloud Infrastructure Services in a Distributed World"
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Session: Managing Cloud Infrastructure Services in a Distributed World
Come and learn about cloud infrastructure, devops and how to manage a global software development team. Cloud Infrastructure is the hardware and software components required for cloud computing, by which organizations can deliver cloud services. The DevOps model used for application development and maintenance keep Cloud services running 24/7. Managing these very complex systems require the application of best practices to ensure the distributed teams understand the goals, processes and expectations.Key Takeaways
- 1) Get a high level understanding of Cloud Infrastructure Services
- 2) Overview of DevOps processes 3) Best practices on leading Distributed teams
Bio
Claudia Galván is a strategic and technical leader who has led global product development at Oracle, Adobe and Microsoft reaching billions of people around the world where she has built global teams from the ground-up. In the last few years, she has focused on helping startups in Silicon Valley launch products internationally. As a senior woman in tech, she has been supporting STEM pipeline for over 15 years as an ERG leader, as a volunteer, mentor and sponsor. This passion took her to pursue a doctorate degree to research strategies to increase the number of women in STEM. She currently the subject matter expert and the affinity groups lead at the Society of Women Engineers. She is recognized community leader and recipient of many awards including Silicon Valley Women of influence.