How the State of Minnesota ensured system stability in a crisis

from The Software Intelligence Podcast · host Dave Anderson

In this episode, we hear from Kailey Smith, Application Architect at the State of Minnesota about how her team kept essential unemployment services available for citizens when there was an unprecedented surge in demand during the pandemic. She also discusses innovation, the women that influenced her life, the similarities between archaeology and ITOps, and why Davis would make for an excellent assistant archaeologist.  

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