Uncovering the Five Pillars of More Perfect Software

It’s no secret that software development is a key differentiator for companies in highly competitive markets.

But how do you know if you’re leading? Or worse, if you’re lagging behind? We surveyed over 400 global IT executives and practitioners to find out.

Our research uncovered how companies around the globe are performing against five key pillars of software excellence.

Join us to find out what the five pillars are and how they’re helping companies become leaders.

You’ll learn:

How leaders are leveraging the cloud to enhance agility and time-to-market
How to empower teams with the authority, data, and tools to make better and faster decisions that keep customers happy
How you can benchmark your company against industry leaders

Get the strategic insights you need to be a software leader.

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Event speakers

Alexis Jones

Principal Product Marketing Manager, New Relic

Alexis Jones is a Product Marketing lead at New Relic where she works with customers and partners to assist in their modernization and observability initiatives. She's been in the technology industry for over a decade, serving in product marketing, strategy, and finance roles for enterprise software, semiconductor hardware, and financial services companies. Born and raised in South Florida, Alexis graduated with a BS in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and earned an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.

Ward Cunningham

Principal Software Engineer, New Relic

Ward Cunningham has worked for and consulted with daring startups and huge corporations. He has served as CTO, Director, Fellow, Principal Engineer and Inventor. He is best known for creating wiki. He leads an open-source project rebuilding wiki to solve more complex sharing situations addressing some of society's toughest problems. Ward founded movements in object-oriented, agile software, extreme programming and pattern languages. Ward lives in Portland, Oregon and works for New Relic, Inc.