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The Hedgehog and the Fox…and the Hacker. Justin Arbuckle – VP EMEA, Chief Enterprise Architect, CHEF @dromologue / [email protected]

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The Hedgehog and the Fox…and the Hacker.

Justin Arbuckle – VP EMEA, Chief Enterprise Architect, CHEF@dromologue / [email protected]

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"The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one

big thing.”Archilocus

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…For there exists a great chasm between those, on

one side, who relate everything to a single

central vision …and, on the other side, those who

pursue many ends, … their thought is scattered

or diffused… without … seeking to fit them into [an all-embracing inner

vision].Isiah Berlin

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Those who built the good-to-great companies were, to

one degree or another, hedgehogs. They used their

hedgehog nature to drive toward what we came to

call a Hedgehog Concept for their companies. Those who

led the comparison companies tended to be foxes, never gaining the

clarifying advantage of a Hedgehog Concept, being

instead scattered, diffused, and inconsistent.

Jim Collins

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On average, companies that are resilient and can adjust to changing circumstances tend on average

to outperform less flexible companies. Yes, a few hedgehogs will turn out to be spectacularly

successful, but Hedghogs will also fail in large numbers.

Phil Rosenzweig

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Antifragile – Benefits from volatility in a nonlinear mannerFragile – Is harmed by volatility in a nonlinear mannerRobust – Neither fragile nor antifragile

Per Nassim Nicholas Taleb

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QUALITY /RELIABILITY /COMPLIANCE

INNOVATION

Fragile

Anti-Fragile

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Software is eating the world.

Mark Andreessen

The Velocity Hedgehog

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Attributes of High Reliability Organisations1. Track small failures 2. Resist oversimplification3. Sensitive to operations4. Committed to resilience5. Defer to expertise

Karl Weick

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Build

Run Test

Deploy

Consistency

VelocityScale

CODE & AUTOMATIO

N

AUTOMATION & CODE

COMPLIANCE

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1. PEOPLE - Technology outpaces regulation.

2. PICK - Compliance can't wait3. PLATFORM - Velocity matters. 4. PROOF- It has to be testable5. PROCESS - Compliance without

automation is fiction6. PARADIGM - Two speed IT must become

high speed IT.

The Compliance Fox

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Let Velocity be your hedgehog.& Compliance be your Fox.