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Software delivery helps organizations and teams get their changes out to customers quickly, a part that often gets left out is how we ensure quality and reduce the risk of deployments. Delivering changes quickly does not need to be at odds with not breaking things.

Progressive delivery is a practice that builds on the capabilities of continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) to help you deliver with control.

Join this webinar session to learn about progressive delivery as we share the ways organizations are using it today.

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January 1, 2024

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Tiffany Jachja

Evangelist

Harness

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