According to Gartner research, there was a 33% increase in demand for software engineering roles in 2022. And although there is a lot that goes into becoming a world-class software engineering organization, the payoff in growing your digital business and winning customer loyalty is substantial.
Mike Gilpin, Managing Vice President in Gartner’s Software Engineering practice, says it’s a never-ending battle to out-innovate your competition and respond to disruptors in the market. In this ThinkCast episode, he covers how investing in hard-to-find skills and competencies, and shifting culture and leadership style can enable innovation with technology and positively impact the digital experience.
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Opening Thoughts
How Software Builders Became a Trend
Which Companies Stand to Benefit From Software Engineering
Will Any Industry Escape the Rise of Software Builders?
How Leading Companies Are Innovating Their Software
The Importance of Platform Teams
Continued Drivers of Investment in Software Engineering
Software’s Impact on Supply Chains
Mike Gilpin | Managing Vice President
Mike Gilpin is a Managing VP within the Software Engineering Practice, and leads a team of analysts who do research on Software Engineering Design, Development, and Architecture. His team's research focus is on helping software engineering leaders with the key decisions and initiatives they must undertake to deliver software faster and better, while increasing business value. Mr. Gilpin is also part of the team supporting the Gartner for Software Engineering Leaders product management and sales enablement efforts.
Hosted by: Karen Lockhart
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