ABSTRACT
21st century development approaches, such as Agile and DevSecOps have benefitted small initiatives with a single team building software in their ability to respond to change, reduce product delivery schedules, reduce product cost, increase product quality, and increase quality. What happens if we use those same practices at scale for large Initiatives with multiple teams who are building complex safety critical system of systems with a scope that includes software, firmware, and hardware development. Industrial DevOps pulled concepts from multiple bodies of knowledge including systems thinking, design thinking, Agile, DevOps, Modelling, Digital twins, and Additive Manufacturing into a cohesive set of practices that allow you deliver high quality, safety-critical cyber-physical systems rapidly. Robin Yeman was a senior technical Fellow at Lockheed Martin for 26 years across multiple domains, Dr. Suzette Johnson is a Northrop Grumman technical fellow and they will demonstrate the results of their research.

BIOGRAPHY
Expertise spanning over twenty-five years in software engineering with focus on Agile/DevSecOps building large complex solutions across multiple domains from submarines to satellites. She advocates for continuous learning with multiple certifications including SAFe Fellow, SPCT, CEC, PMP, PMI-ACP, and CSEP. She is a Systems Engineering PhD candidate at Colorado State researching best practices to deliver complex safety critical solutions using Agile/ DevSecOps. Supports multiple government working groups and is a DevOps ambassador at the DevOps Institute.