DevOps mashes together two things, Dev and Ops. But in reality, it includes much more than that. But who owns DevOps? Does anyone use all of DevOps? And is DevOps a people, process or technology?

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WHEN DOES A TOOL STOP, AND A PROCESS BEGINS?

How would you define DevOps? Who owns DevOps? 

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• What happens if a company doesn’t go full DevOps?
• What happens if a team, within a company, doesn’t go full DevOps?
• Can there be more than one definition of DevOps within a company?
• Is velocity the best measurement for DevOps?

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