Datadog On Linkedin Dora Get Better At Getting Better Dora is a long running research program that seeks to understand the capabilities that drive software delivery and operations performance. dora helps teams apply those capabilities, leading to better organizational performance. These organizations, and many others, have demonstrated that a commitment to getting better at getting better, supported by the insights from dora, can lead to transformative results.
Dora Get Better At Getting Better The 2025 dora report is out. the headline: ai doesn't fix broken engineering teams. it makes them worse. teams with strong foundations, like fast feedback loops, good testing, small deployments. In this one on one chat, dora’s nathen harvey and cd foundation’s dadisi sanyika discuss everything from the history of the dora report, the metrics, how cdevents fits into it all, how to “get better at getting better” and what the future holds. Roger on26 08 2025 dora.dev category: notes secret product skills redefining ‘human in the loop’. Content dora | get better at getting better dora community | learn, discuss, and collaborate github @nathenharvey.
Dora Get Better At Getting Better Roger on26 08 2025 dora.dev category: notes secret product skills redefining ‘human in the loop’. Content dora | get better at getting better dora community | learn, discuss, and collaborate github @nathenharvey. Nathen harvey from the dora team at google cloud shares why the team who improved more is doing better than the team that has better comparative numbers. Devops research and assessment (dora) is a long running research program that seeks to understand the capabilities that drive software delivery and operations performance. The 2025 dora survey is open until july 18, 2025. take 15 minutes to reflect on your team’s practices, contribute to industry leading research, and discover how you can get better at getting better. The 2025 dora survey is open until july 18, 2025. take 15 minutes to reflect on your team’s practices, contribute to industry leading research, and discover how you can get better at getting better.
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