Let’s be honest: upskilling developers at scale is hard. Especially when your teams are spread across time zones, tech stacks, and job families. The old-school “watch this course, tick the box” model doesn’t cut it anymore. In this session, we’ll share how we’re rethinking learning in a large, complex engineering environment — not with theory, but with practical, battle-tested approaches that are actually
working. We’ll cover:
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In globally distributed engineering organizations, Developer Experience can become fragmented by geography, time zones, and cultural norms. Without deliberate coordination, developers face asynchronous blockers, uneven access to tools, and isolation from decision-making. How can teams develop inclusive, high-functioning remote and hybrid cultures that sustain productivity and engagement.
Nowadays, in enterprise IT, engineers do more than 2000 commits per day, changing thousands of microservices. Every day! Moving at this pace makes life so hard for the operational team, quality engineers, and all those doing troubleshooting and trying to match running software with the code changes and features behind. During this session, Dima Prekrasnyi – a long-time DevOps enthusiast - will share approaches make your engineers happy again by:
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Engineering leaders must go beyond intuition and anecdotes, presenting DevEx as a measurable driver of productivity, retention, and delivery speed. This session will equip you with the language, data, and framing needed to earn, and maintain executive sponsorship.
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Implementing Enabling Teams isn’t always a straightforward process. Join Felix Rothballer as he recounts ProSiebenSat.1’s journey building an Enabling Team to support their cloud migration. He’ll share the unexpected challenges they encountered, the adaptations they made to stay on course, and the key insights they gained about the importance of clear communication, trust, and continuous improvement.
Standardised tooling, strong support models, and measurable impact combined can evolve both platform architecture and the developer experience. Join Ionut Craciunescu, both a strategy and engineering leader as well as Head of Engineering at Utility Warehouse, as he shares how a newly formed Dev Enablement team supercharged developer productivity and navigated a complex migration from self-hosted Kafka to AWS MSK by:
In enterprise engineering, true success comes from enabling developers to stay effective, engaged, and resilient over time. As complexity increases and burnout rises, the most impactful Developer Experience strategies are those that support long-term productivity - not just short-term gains. This keynote challenges leaders to think beyond quick wins and architect DevEx systems that stand the test of time.