Taking the risk out of software experimentation

How do we remain competitive as a business without exposing ourselves to risk?

Speakers: Luke O’Malley , Jaime Jorge , Maude Lemaire , Yenny Cheung , Stevi Deter

Register or log in to access this video

Create an account to access our free engineering leadership content, free online events and to receive our weekly email newsletter. We will also keep you up to date with LeadDev events.

We have linked your account and just need a few more details to complete your registration:

First name Last name Job title Company Country

Terms and conditions I agree to the LeadDev.com terms and conditions of use

Create a password

February 14, 2024

In this panel, engineering leaders explore the balance of experimentation and code quality, and how these two cultures shouldn’t be a barrier to one another.

They will share ways that leaders can leverage best practices of processes inherent to the SDLC such as testing, feedback and documentation, to manage risk and reduce technical debt in their quest to deliver high quality, truly innovative software.

Key takeaways

Educate your teams on the importance of code security
Explore what innovation looks like in your org, and how to do it safely
Create a safe space for your team to enhance their creativity and innovation skills

Check out part one of this series:

Content sponsored by Codacy

How can engineering orgs move fast without compromising code security

An interview with Jaime Jorge from Codacy

Promoted Partner Content

About the speakers

Luke O’Malley
Luke O'Malley
Jaime Jorge

Jaime is the CEO and co-founder of Codacy.
Maude Lemaire
@qcmaude
Yenny Cheung

Yenny is the VP of Product at Charles, the leading Whatsapp conversational commerce platform in Europe.

@yennycheung
Stevi Deter

Stevi Deter is a senior software engineer with over 20 years experience. She’s currently with the Digital Innovation Group (DIG) at Providence St. Joseph Health, there she’s technical lead on a team focused on the caregiver experience for on demand virtual and at home health care.

@smd